American Legion chief urges ex service men to back bonus plan
Hanford MacNider the national commander of the American Legion told more than 2,000 Legionnaires in Canton that the country’s future rests in their hands. He said the Senate will pass a bonus bill soon and praised Legion effort on veterans legislation. Canton Post 10 is now the state’s second largest, with strong loyalty among officers and members. Continued on Page 2 Col 2.
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American Legion
Senate
Congress
Canton
Hanford MacNider
Ohio
MacNider
Legion
France
John R. McQuigg
Cleveland
Charles L. Darlington
Darlington
Canton Post
Franklin Post
Columbus
Veterans Organization
Hugh K. Martin
Charles A. Stolberg
John R. Cowgill
Earle V. Walter
Chester W. Ruth
No. 44
Carl H. Koehler
Ulster to Transform Special Constabulary Amid Arrests
After about 1,400 Sinn Fein and republican arrests in Ulster, Premier Sir James Craig orders recruiting 25,009 more members to form a regular army for defense. Police and troops raid all six counties, jailing Sinn Fein leaders and interning prisoners in a guarded camp following a violent weekend with over 20 deaths.
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Belfast
Ulster
Ulster Special Constabulary
James Craig Sinn Fenners
Uster
Sinn
City denies widow pension rights after officer's death
City attorney argued the council lacks authority to grant Mrs. Hoffee a $30 monthly pension or to extend the police and firemen’s pension fund to her and her children. The solicitor noted moral liability but legal powers rest with statute and only regular department members may participate.
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Ralph Hoffee
Emen
Thomas M. Miller
Miler
Hoffee
Miller
Police and Firemen’s Pension Fund
Police and Fire Departments
Legal Department
Weather outlook for Ohio with scattered showers
Weather forecast outlines increasing chances of showers across Ohio with cooler conditions. West region tonight may see mist and low humidity while temperatures range around mid fifties to low sixties as unsettled conditions move eastward.
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Ohio
Separate Wage Agreement Sought by Illinois Miners Board
Springfield May 23 The executive board of the Illinois coal miners union will be asked to decide whether negotiations shall be resumed with operators to attempt a separate wage agreement in the state. President Farrington announced a meeting of the board for Thursday to consider the question.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Coal Miners Union
Frank Farrington
Pineapple for Canning Cheaper This Season at All Grocers
Shaeffer Black Co distributors advertise cheaper pineapple for canning with no retail ing. available. The notice highlights nationwide grocers offering reduced prices this season.
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Shaeffer- Black Co
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio Ad
A local advertisement offers a free baby’s first photograph at Courtney’s Studio after opening a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank with a minimum of one dollar. The offer includes a baby book to record the infant’s milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
1St Trust & Savings Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Police seize seven men and $50000 in opium haul
New York police swooped on a basement near 27th street and Broadway early today and captured seven men and seized opium heroin and other drugs valued at $50000. Detectives called the seizure one of the most important hauls in months and a major cut in the dope smuggling route into the United States.
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New York
27Th-St
Broadway
United States
College Professor Opposes Lodge For Senate Bid
Boston May 2. Professor Dallas Sharp of Boston University filed for the democratic nomination to the United States Senate. He vows to oppose Senator Henry Cabot Lodge over the league of nations issue and is described by supporters as a Woodrow Wilson Democrat.
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Boston
Dallas Sharp
Boston University
United States Senate
Sharp
Henry Cabot Lodge
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Rail Official John D. Lippincott Dies in Pittsburgh
John D. Lippincott 63 division freight agent for Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Canton division died at Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh after an operation. He had lived in Canton since 1920 and worked 42 years with the Pennsylvania Company. Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery Pittsburgh. He leaves a wife two sisters one brother and four nieces.
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John PD. Lippincott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh - Canton
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Lippincott
Mae
Canton
Pennsylvania Co
Division
Mr. Lippincott
Shadyay Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Committee
Chamber
Stark Ce Traffic Club
Homewood Cemetery
New Station Plans To Be Presented In Cleveland
Plans for financing Cleveland's 55 million station on the square will be disclosed today before J H Agate of the Interstate Commerce Commission. New York Central Big Four and Nickel Plate seek authority to guarantee 12 million dollars in bonds to start the project.
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Cleveland
Station-on-the-square
J. H. Agate
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Big Four
Nickel Plate
Knights Templar Special Conclave Set for May 2
Knights Templar announce a special conclave to be held Tuesday May 2 at 7 p.m. The Order of Red Cross and Malta are noted. Carl F Spanagel serves as Recorder and Wilbur E Holl as Commander.
Knights Templar Hold Special Conclave on May 23
The Knigias Templar announces a special conclave Tuesday May 23 at 7 p m. under the Order of Red Cross and Malta. Carl F. Spanagel serves as Recorder and Wilbur E Holl as Commander Adyv.
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Knigias Templar
Order of Red Cross
Malta
Carl F. Spanagel
Wilbur E. Holl
Adyv
Three Held For Action Of Jury
Samuel Goldberg Gilbert Evans and Fay Unions were bound over to common pleas court after a preliminary hearing on a conspiracy charge tied to the theft of Goldberg s automobile in Canton last December Evans testified that Goldberg offered him a hundred dollars to steal and dispose of the car so he could collect sixteen hundred dollars in theft insurance Evans said Goldberg arranged the fake theft and drew in Unions to join the conspiracy The case was prosecuted by Detective George A Ritchey with representation for Goldberg by Tom Leahy and Charles Weintraub and insurance company counsel from Michigan Automobile Insurance Co.
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Samuel Goldberg
Gilbert Evans
Fay Unions
Goldberg
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Bowman
Evans
Unions
George A. Ritchey
Cleveland
Michigan Automobile Insurance Co
Tom Leahy
Charles Weintraub
Morgan Big Figure in European Loans
Paris May 23 Mr J P Morgan of New York will be the outstanding figure in negotiations of international bankers beginning tomorrow. Bankers will canvass the European financial situation and discuss a consortium for Germany. Morgan’s decision to assist or refuse will largely determine the negotiations. Morgan is due from London this afternoon.
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Paris
J. P. Morgan
New York
Germany
Morgan
London
Named Examiner on Medical Board in Ohio
Governor Davis announces the appointment of Dr. J. F. Wuerst of Dayton as member of the state board of medical examiners for the term ending 1928. He succeeds Dr. S. M. Sherman of Columbus whose term expired. Wuerst is secretary of the Dayton medical society and of the Ohio Eclectic medical association.
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Columbus
Davis
J. F. Wuerst
Dayton
State Board of Medical Examiners
Settlement prospects in eastern Ohio mine strike
Bridgeport Ohio May 25 Hopeful of a settlement grow as negotiations for the eastern Ohio mine strike appear to be moving toward early June. The scale committee met in Bellaire and a miners delegates convention is planned. operators in Cleveland indicate renewed activity and possible rate cuts to spur industry restoration.
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Eastern Ohio
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Ohio
Sense Committee
Eastern Ohio Miners’ Union
Bellatra
Cleveland
Illinois Board
Eastern
Home Of Operator Is Dynamited At Masontown
Dynamiting targetting coal mine operator Emmet Diamond at Masontown near Uniontown damaged his home and six nearby houses. The Diamond family of four awakened by the blast but were not injured. State police and county detectives, aided by bloodhounds, investigate the non union resumption blast.
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Uniontown
Emmet Diamond
Masontown
Here
Diamond
Ouija Board Blamed For Suicides In Chicago
Chicago May 23 General Ballington Booth of New York president of the Volunteers of America visits here and cites love sick girls driven toward suicide by the ouija board He says it tells a girl her sweetheart does not love her and she ends it all Booth calls for abolition and legislation to ban the board nationwide.
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Chicago
Ballington Booth
New York
The
Volunteers of America
Booth
General Booth
Closer rail rate and wage cooperation urged
President Harding proposes closer cooperation between the Interstate Commerce Commission and the United States Railroad Labor Board. He favors transferring the labor board from Chicago to Washington to strengthen federal oversight of railway rates and wages.
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Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Chicago
White House
Greek cabinet wins confidence vote in assembly
Athens reports Premier Protopapadakis and his new cabinet secured a decisive confidence vote in the national assembly with a majority of 171. The outcome confirms broad support for the administration as it begins its term.
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Athens
Protopapadakis
National Assembly
Warden Denies Burglar Tools Linked to Robberies
Norman G. Warden testifies in his own defense denying possession of burglar tools and any involvement in robberies at Alliance and Hartville. He says tools were for his auto mechanic work and declines to name Canton associates. He contends he never admitted ties to the Shaeffer & Black offices theft or Hartville post office crimes.
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Norman G. Warden
Ruff
Canton
Warden
Shaeffer & Black
Alliance
Hartville
Federal troops encircle rebels in Tabasco region
Mexico City May 23 Federal troops moving to trap Carlos Green's rebel army in Tabasco. War Secretary Serrano sent two battalions to the Campeche frontier. Rebels reportedly hold Tenosique after garrison mutiny. Officials expect the southern revolutionary movement to be stamped out soon.
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Mexico City
Carlos Green
Tabasco
Campeche
War Office
Serrano
Ttgs
Tenesique
Fatal Crash Toll Report From Canton Area
A series of accidents in and around Canton on Monday evening left two men and a seven year old boy dead and several injured. Victims include David Hoover seven Jacob Andrews 116 Wherry pl SW John Iskey 116 Wherry pl NB and city fireman W J Williams all involved in separate crashes on Tuscarawas street Akron Canton road Whipple Drive and other nearby roads. Olive Tucker suffered severe lacerations from being thrown through a windshield. Williams faces possible charges as sheriff title recovers and investigations continue.
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Canton
David Hoover
Harold Hoover
Mighteenth-st NW
Tuscarawas St
Jacob Andrews
Wherry-pl
Akron-Canton-rd
John Iskey
Wherry Pl
Andrewen
W. J. Williams
Aultman Hospital
Whipplerd
Olive Tucker
SevenYearOld Killed By Bus While Crossing To floral Store
David Hoover seven, after getting permission to cross to Lindacher's floral store, was struck by an eastbound passenger bus on Tuscarawas Street near Elginav. The driver D F Roth was not blamed after police and coroner reports found the accident unavoidable. The father Harold S Hoover held by the scene as his son died in his arms.
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Harold S. Hoover
18Th-St NW
David Hoover
Tuscarawasst W
Eleinav
D. F. Roth
Smith Av
Roth
T. C. McQuate
Hoover
David
Bobbie
Tuscarawas
Elginav
New two story brick business block planned at corner
Announcement on Tuesday states H. H. Timken will erect a two story brick block at the northeast corner of Tuscarawas street and McKinley avenue. It will have 66 33 feet frontage on Tuscarawas street and 190 feet along McKinley avenue. Melbourne Bros. awarded the contract. First floor to house store rooms and second floor offices. Cost not announced.
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Tuscarawas-st
McKinley-av
H. H. Timken
Melbourne Bros
Fertilizer Trust Probe Ordered Over Muscle Shoals Plant
The Senate agriculture committee ordered an investigation into the alleged fertilizer trust connected with the government nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace will testify with chairman Norris of Nebraska stating seven large fertilizer firms control about half of output.
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Washington
Fertilizer Trust
Genate Agricultural Committee
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Wallace
Norris
Reepublican
Nebraska
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