Warden Found Guilty Of Possessing Burglar Tools
Warren was convicted Tuesday in Judge Day's court on burglary tools charges. Jury deliberated briefly, with 11 to 1 initially and unanimous verdict on the second ballot. Prosecutors plan a motion for new trial, and if denied, Warren faces 1 to 5 years. He remarked during deliberations that disagreement was the worst outcome. Local guards intensified security during transfer to the penitentiary.
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Cathon
Stark Co
Local notices fragment hints at community event
A partial OCR fragment references a Thursday and Sunday schedule or gathering. Names and specifics are unclear, but locals expect activity involving residents and a postponed or updated date. Further readable details are needed to confirm venue and organizers.
No Parade by the Coo Cluckers Promised
The Coo Cluckers or Ku Klux Clan plan a meeting at Akron’s municipal auditorium after promising city officials they will skip their planned parade and nightgowns. Imperial Wizard Simmons profits from members. Gov Davis halted state armory use and Akron officials may block the gathering.
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James E. Kinnison
Nightie Knights
Simmons
Davis
Akron
Knights
City Auditorium
Canton Daily News Tightens Letter Signature Policy
Editors state all communications must bear the writer's signature and address or letters will not be printed. Policy aims to ensure printed items include identifying information for accountability and public record.
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Canton Daily News
Fanton Commandery Special Conclave May 25 at 2 pm
The Fanton Commandery No. 338 E T invites members to a special conclave on Ascension Day May 25 at 2 pm with a 6 pm meal. Wilbur E. Hall is the commander and Carl F. Spanagel is the brewer. Adv. The State Electric Co. and Cleveland Appliances advertise.
Glidden of Glidden Varnish Celebrates 90th Birthday
Francis H. Glidden founder of the Glidden Varnish Co. celebrated his 90th birthday at his Cleveland home. Though retired four years ago he remains active and shares advice to keep up with the times and avoid unnecessary worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Francis H. Glidden
Glidden Varnish Company
Aviators Start Round World Flight From London
Major A. T. Blake begins the first-ever attempt to fly around the world in a DH-9 aeroplane from Croydon. He aims to complete the journey in ninety days, following a route via Paris Rome Athens Crete Alexandria Baghdad Basra Karachi Delhi to Calcutta then Rangoon Bangkok Saigon Hongkong Japan to Petropavlovsk Alaska Vancouver Winnipeg Chicago New York Newfoundland St Johns and finally a Fairey-3 seaplane leg. Accompanying him are Captain Norman MacMillan and Lt. Col. L. F. E. Broome as the crew.
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London
A. T. Blake
Croydon Aerodome
Blake
Columbus
Raleigh
Drake
General Brancker
Norman MacMillan
L. F E. Broome
Calcutta
Paris
Rome
Athens
Crete
Alexandria
Bagdad
Bazra
Kara
Chi
Delhi
Rangoon
Bangkok
Saigon
Hongkong
Japan
Petropavlosk
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Vancouver
Burma
North Pacific
Winnipeg
Chicago
New York
New Foundland
St. Johns
Britain weighs Irish intervention as civil war worsens
London officials report growing chaos in Ireland with Ulster tensions rising. Lloyd George and Winston Churchill consider inviting Michael Collins and Sir James Craig for talks in London to pursue a possible truce and peace treaty while debates about the Anglo-Irish accord threaten to fracture the coalition and unite Sinn Fein factions.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Free State
James Craig
Orangemen
Sinn Fenners
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional
House of Commons
Sinn
Dutch Kapler Grows Weaker
Workhouse officials report Andrew Dutch Kapler, last of the Oberlin farm bandits, is near death from wounds and possible poisoning. He cannot keep food or water down and recently fell from bed, injuring his head. Doctor J G Lawrence notes wounds heal but other complications cloud his prognosis.
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Workhouse
Andrew
Kapler
Oberlin Farm
J. G. Lawrence
Candidates secure nominating blanks
Nomination petitions have been taken out by Republican T C McQuate Massillon sheriff, Frank C Wise North Canton state senator, L E Sober Canton commissioner, and Democrat D C Myers Beach City auditor, T A Keyser East Sparta representative.
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T. C. McQuate
Massillon
Frank C. Wise
North Canton
L. E. Sober
Canton
D. C. Myers
Beach City
T. A. Keyser
East Sparta
Special Jury Session Ordered in Tiffin Delinquency Probe
In Seneca county Ohio a special grand jury session was ordered by Common Pleas Judge J H Platt to investigate attacks on young girls. Five men including those arrested are in jail or on bond facing charges related to assaults on girls aged fourteen and fifteen. The move follows Mayor Unger’s campaign against juvenile delinquency.
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Tiffin
Seneca County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
J. H. Platt
Mayor Unger
Lumber Yards to Close in East Liverpool Amid Contract Strike
Lumber yard owners in East Liverpool announce closures today to support contractors unable to settle with building tradesmen. No lumber will be sold to carpenters who have engaged in contract work since the May 1 strike began.
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East Liverpool
Schultz given suspended fine after mislabeling sheep head sale
Elyria report states H B Schultz manager of the White Eagle Market received a suspended $25 fine for selling sheep head as white bass. Schultz cited a clerical mistake. Also notes a May 25 musical event by Mrs Eichelberger and a Canton 10 day sale of electrical appliances by The State Electric Co at 207 Cleveland Ave NW.
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Elyria
H. B. Schultz
White Eagle
Fred Kahliff
Schulz
Dentists Cain and Cain to Extend Evening Hours
Dentists Cain and Cain will close at 5 p.m. on most days, with Wednesday and Saturday hours extended to 8 p.m. Adyville notice.
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Cain & Cain
Schwab Declares Boom Is Coming In Industrial Revival
Pittsburgh May 24 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel said business is on the upgrade and entering a great industrial revival with the boom felt in every line He told reporters on his arrival that optimism is strongest for business conditions in the country today
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Pittsburgh
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Americans Ready to Loan Germany One Billion
In London on May 24 the Standard reported J P Morgan told British bankers that American banks are prepared to lend Germany 1 000 600 000 dollars.
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London
the Standard
J. P. Morgan
Germany
Hart Said Veteran Ohio Pension Board Member Since McKinley
Elyria May 24 Dr W E B Hart is believed oldest Ohio member of the Soldiers Pension board, serving continuously since the McKinley appointment. Bathing suits for men women and children sold at 1 2 3 5 plus at Arthur's 204 Market N adv
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Elyria
Dr. W., EB. Hart
Ohio
Soldiers’ Pension Board
William McKinley
Arthur’s
Mktar
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio
An advertisement offers a free baby photograph when customers open an account with $1 or more in Baby’s savings at The First Trust & Savings Bank. The deal includes a baby book to record the baby's milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Mystery of Missing Man Ends When He Returns Home
Deputy sheriffs searched roads, a bridge site, and other areas after Mrs. Lyser reported a possible murder. The missing man, Robert Lyser, arrived home at dawn proving he had worked all night for Burd Construction Co. Officials remain puzzled by the false murder report.
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Robert Lyser
Bolivarrd
Canton
Gibson
Thorn
Mizer
Lyser
Burd Construction Co
Flappers Defended as Fit Mothers by Dr Josephine Baker
Dr Josephine Baker of New York City's Children Bureau argues that 1922 flappers will make capable mothers. She contends critics miss improvements in behavior, dress, and health supporting women who will rear better children.
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New York
Josephine Baker
New York City
Children’s Bureau
Dr. Baker
Driver Of Car In Crash Fined Twenty Five Dollars
George Angle pleaded guilty to intoxication after a Canton Massillon crash and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. W. J. Williams, driver of Angle’s car, was reported recovering at Aust man Annex after the wreck and county officials plan to try him on a driving while intoxicated charge once he recovers.
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George Angle
Canton-Massillonrd
Justice Correll
Costa
W. J. Williams
Austman Annex
Baby's Savings Ad Promises Silver Plated Bank
An advertisement from The First Trust & Savings Bank offers Baby's Savings accounts with a $1 opening deposit and a silver plated bank for accumulating funds, aimed at parents and newborns.
Sunday Excursion to Columbus From Canton
A Sunday excursion offers a 2:70 round trip from Canton to Columbus. The train departs Canton at 8 46 a m Central time and returns from Columbus at 5:00 p m Central time.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Canton
Convicted of Murder in Wheeling Jury Delivers Death Verdict
Elmer Austin was found guilty of first degree murder without recommendation after 40 minutes of deliberation in Wheeling. He killed Patrolman Herman Bartles during an arrest attempt and asked if the verdict meant he would be hanged.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Elmer Austin
Austin
Herman Bartles
Gentleman who received the ladies hat at The Hat Shop
The Hat Shop at 111 Court NW requests the gentleman who received the ladies white hat to call Bell 1352 or State 3210.
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Court NW
Bell
Man Sues Widow for $25 000 Heart Balm
Chicago May 24 Equal rights for men Axel Johnson filed a suit for 25000 dollars alleging breach of promise. Defendant is Minnie Dowling. Johnson says he knew Dowling for seven years and they planned marriage. Barr of Grand Rapids Mich testified he accompanied Johnson to see Dowling.
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Chicago
Axel Johnson
Pence Trial May Be Delayed Until Civil Board Acts
The trial of Joseph Pence a former city detective on a manslaughter charge may be postponed until after the civil service commission hears the appeal of Pence and two other officers dismissed for being at a resort off duty. Witnesses are jailed. Ellen Marcus and Anna Corodemus jailed on bond as Pence case witnesses.
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Joseph Pence
Civil Service Commission
Pence
Walter S. Ruff
Wednes
Columbia Heights
Massillon
Tom Larson
Tom Laskaris
Ruff
Civil Service
Ellen Marcus
Anna Corodemas
Catherin Kenny
Frieda Sherman
Willing To Resume Wage Discussion
New York May 24. Operators ready to meet miners on a named date to resume wage talks and end the strike. An operators spokesman said May 18 refusal of 19 miner demands stands, but hope remains miners will propose terms to move negotiations forward.
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New York
Perpetual Charters for National Banks Pass House
Washington May 24 a bill to grant perpetual charters for national banks passed the house by 209 to 65. Under current law banks receive twenty year charters. the measure would extend charters from incorporation until dissolution.
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Washington
House
Kiwanis to Hear Sen Pomerene at Canton Lunch
Canton chamber members will attend a Wednesday noon Kiwanis luncheon at the Courtland hotel where Senator Atlee Pomerene will discuss Bring the Ocean to the Lake Ports. The talk focuses on opening the St. Lawrence river to sea going vessels and sealing foreign commerce at lake ports. The ad also promotes a 10 day sale of Electrical Appliances at State Electric Co., 207 Cleveland Ave NW.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Courtland Hotel
Atlee Pomerene
St. Lawrence
Canton
Canton Commandery K T Special Conclave Notice
Canton Commandery No 35 K T invites members to a special conclave on Ascension Day Thursday at 2 PM with the Order of the Temple. A 6 oclock dinner will be served. Wilbur E Hall Commander Carl F Spanagel Recorder Advy
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Canton Commandery
K. T
Order of the Temple
Wilbur E. Hall
Carl F. Spanagel
Somial and Cards At St Pauls Catholic Hall Benefit
Somial and cards event at St Pauls Catholic Hall on Thursday evening May 25 raises funds for the Catholic Community League. Tickets supported by Adyv.
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St. Paul's Catholic Hall
Catholic Community League
Rail rate cuts ordered by Interstate Commerce Commission
The I C C unanimously ordered about ten percent reductions in railroad freight rates effective July 1, aiming for a 5.75 percent return under honest management. Eastern group led a 14 percent cut, others 12.5-13.5 percent, with projected annual railroad revenue losses near 200 million dollars. Commissioner Eastman urged labor board cooperation, noting wage actions may affect future rate decisions.
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Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commscission Today
McChord
Commission
Eastern Group
Western Group
Southern and
Mountain Pacific
Eastman
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Coromission
France postpones debt conference in Paris meeting mid May
France delays sending its official treasury mission to the United States to negotiate funding of a debt exceeding 3 billion dollars. In Paris bankers meeting led by J P Morgan weighs Germany loans as Hermes stays on to answer questions while French politicians fear Morgan may push France to cut deficits similar to Germany. France faces a four billion franc gap between expenditures and revenues next year, pressuring new loan terms.
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Paris
France
Treasury Commission
United States
Germany
J. P. Morgan
Hotel Astoria
M. DeLacrix
Belgium
Morgan
Europe
Herr Hermes
Reparations Commission
Mr. Morgan
America
Poppy Day Arrives in Canton with Legion Sale
Next Saturday Canton will host Poppy Day with red flower replicas sold downtown under Canton Post American Legion and Service Star Legion guidance. Proceeds support the post floral fund. Vase wearers are urged to keep poppies for Memorial Day. Carl H. Koehler leads the arrangements as vice commander.
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Canton
France
Flanders Fields
Canton Post
American Legion
Service Star Legion
Post
Carl H. Koehler
Roy Smith
Service Star Legion Committee
James Dickey Ad Adverts Two Twenty Dollar Bills
Classified notice offers James Dickey to call for two twenty dollar bills from J. E. Kegler. Advertisement appears as a brief personal notice in a historical paper.
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James Dickey
J. E. Kegler
Advy
Wood and Family Reported Safe
Manila to San Francisco message says Governor General Leonard Wood and his family arrived safely on Mindoro amid a typhoon that struck after they departed on a yacht. News was delayed by likely wireless outages on the Mindoro sugar-island, raising earlier anxiety.
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Ban Francisco
Calif
Manila
United States
Manilla
Leonard Wood
Mindoro
Mindoras
Tts
Canton Pastor Speaks at Ohio Missionary Meeting
In Columbus on May 24 the Ohio Christian Missionary Society holds its annual gathering at the Broadest Church of Christ. Speakers include W. H. Thompson Middletown and P. H. Welshimer Canton among others from Athens Indianapolis Cleveland Boston Leipzig.
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Columbus
The
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Church of Christ
W. H. Thompson
Middletown
Ty Murch
Athens
P. H. Welshimer
Canton
H. ©. Pritchard
Indianapolis
I. J. Cahill
Cleveland
Daniel Poling
Boston
G. W. Wise
Leipzic
Pineapple for canning offered at low season price
Pineapple for canning available cheaper this season from Shaeffer Black Co distributors at all grocers with no retail limit.
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Shaeffer, Black Co
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