Heroes Hawker and Grieve Reach London After Rescue
British aviation heroes Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve landed at Thurso on a Royal Navy destroyer after being picked up by the Danish tramp Mary mid ocean. A joyful reception is planned in London with crowds and celebrations reported across Britain as news of the save spread.
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London
Harry Hawker
Mackenzie Grieve
New Founded
Ireland
Landst Thurso
Scotland
Mary
Houwker
Grieve
Thurso
Roy
Britain
Wker
Nymore
Froxford
Authorities to probe death of mail pilot
May 26. Postal investigators examine the death of Frank Me 32, Cleveland Chicago air pilot killed when his plane crashed and burned shortly after takeoff. They seek to rule out recurrence and review the crash lighting and load as part of the inquiry.
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Frank Me
Chicago
McCusker
Brera
Deoe
Tview
Columbus
Girl dies after ingesting carbolic acid mistaken for peppermint
Inez Naomi Glock, 14, of 122 Clarendon NW, died after taking carbolic acid believing it was peppermint. The incident followed an evening at Christian Endeavor and occurred near her home as she returned from church activities. Funeral services are planned at the family residence Wednesday at 2 PM with burial at Westlawn. she is survived by her parents Walter and (name) Glock and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Coldren.
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Christian Endeavor
Simpson M. E
Inez
Naomi Glock
Walter Glock
Clarendonary NW
Parker
Soldiers force German salutes in Coblenz escort
Coblenz May 25. American soldiers halted several German guards who refused to salute the American regiment escorting General Robertson of the British army. Most Germans doffed their hats while some scowled or turned away as the Fifty-first Pioneer Infantry passed through Coblenz toward Brest.
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Coblenz
Robertson
Fifty-First Pioneer Infantry
Brest
German counter demands stated in peace terms
Berlin dispatch reports Germany seeks a plebiscite in the east over Polish-claimed territory and removal of the Saar occupation clause. The message notes the allied terms and German expectations amid postwar negotiations.
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London
Germany
Poland
Saar
Berlin
Memorial day service honors veterans of four wars in Canton
Taps for four eras of U S conflicts echoed at Simpson M E church as Civil War Grand Army veterans joined World War I soldiers for the annual memorial service. Rev J Monroe Wolfe reflected on Liberty across Revolutions Civil War Cuba and World War II era calls. Names of dead service members and veterans were read by officers as flags and a Grand Army band accompanied the procession.
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Canton
Germany
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
United States
Grand Army Band
J. Monroe Wolfe
Simpson M. E
America
Patrick Henry
Rev. Wolfe
Lincoln
Cuba
Maine
American
Henry W. Harter, Jr
H. R. Packer
Alfred Garner
W. D. Tucker
Canton Marine Band
G. A. R. Hall
Plants Reopened Without Trouble In Toledo
In Toledo on May 26 the Overland Autolite and Rock Bearing plants resumed operations after a stoppage caused by a 20 000 worker strike. About 6 000 employees returned to work across the three plants while police guarded the sites. Mayor Schreiber had nearly 1 000 ex soldiers sworn in as special officers as a precaution, though labor officials expected no trouble.
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Toledo
Schreiber
Booze Not Entirely Dead In Canton Saloon Scene
Canton bars alter liquor landscape with near beer and butter milk as real liquor vanishes after Saturday’s clampdown. Key spots like Mar-Lew Cafe and St Edwards Hotel rush to serve amid a license board fee of 305 dollars. Wholesale houses report strong sales and cash gains surge across downtown Canton.
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Canton
Marlow Cafe
Tuscarawassi E
St. Edwards Hotel
Market Av N
John Kovacs
Beldenay NE
Mayer E
Margolies
Tuscarawas-st FE
Walnutay
Canton Liquor Co
Tuscarawas-st E
Mayer EB. Margolies
Mar-Lew
William W., Marshall
St. Edward
State Equor License Board
Cavanaugh
No Military Aid for Red Fighters Villains Win
Paris May 26 The Big Four decided the United States will not provide military aid to Admiral Kolchak s anti Bolshevik government in Siberia while the allies will recognize the government that supports troops capturing Moscow. The move is a victory for President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George. Wilson plans a Brussels stop before returning home.
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Sidney Darke
M. I
London
Papress
Paris
Big Four
United States
Admiral Kolchak
Victory loan oversubscribed across districts
The total Victory loan subscription reached 5.249 billion dollars, overshooting the 4.56 billion quota by 749.9 million dollars or 16.66 percent. Final treasury figures show all districts except Atlanta and Dallas exceeded their targets.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Atlanta
Dallas
International conference of big brothers and sisters meet in Cincinnati
Delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico attend the third international conference at the Linton hotel. Major E J Coulter founder and president presides. Professor William Healy of Boston outlines a scientific plan to determine if children are deficient during today’s session.
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Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ich
Linton Hotel
E. J. Coulter
William Healy
Boston
Secretary of State Sets June 13 Deadline for Candidacy Petitions
Columbus May 26 Secretary of State Smith ruled that all municipal and township candidates seeking August primaries must file petitions in the secretary of state's office by June 13. Special lunch for business people available from 11 to 2 daily in the downstairs grill at Margaret's Chocolate Shop 216 Marketer 3.
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Daily News
News
Canton Daily News
Advv
Columbus
Smith
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Explosion Kills Two on Pennsylvania Locomotive
Two men died and another was dying after a defective cowcatcher on a Haldwin locomotive exploded on the Ft Wayne branch two miles east of South Palestine. Engineers Samuel Todd and J W Crawford perished, fireman James Buchanan was mortally wounded.
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Haldwin
Ft. Wayne
South Palestine
Samuel Todd
J. W. Crawford
James Buchanan
Crawford
Todd
East Palestine
Beaver Falls
Buchanan
Columbianaco
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pittsburg
Last Effort May Prove Dry Legislation Vote
Columbus Ohio May 2. Lawmakers prepare for a final push on prohibition enforcement after defeat of prior emergency bills. Representative Crabbs introduces two new dry measures as special order tomorrow afternoon with emergency clauses, hoping for a majority. Supporters expect votes from converts and opponents may switch support.
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Columbus
Crabbes
Milton Clark
Senate Debates League Pact Amid Partisan Rhetoric
In Washington on May 26 Democratic senators Reed and Robinson sparred over the League of Nations, with Reed warning of racial implications and Robinson pledging a formal reply to defend the pact. Republicans including Lodge urged nonpartisan handling, while Penrose Brandee Curtis Harding Knox and others aligned against making league policy a party issue until the full treaty text is disclosed.
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League of Nations
United State
Senate
Reed
Misouri
Robinson
Arkansas
Missouri
Sharah
Idaho
League
Republic
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ike Penrose
Pennsylvania
Branderee
Connecticut
Curtis
Iowa
Harding
Ohio
Knox
Republcan
You Must Wear 'Em Proclaims Mexican Mayor
A Mor ella Mexico City mayor Ida leco Contreras declares all male residents must wear pants by May 6 or face arrest. The El Universal report notes underwear is not acceptable and offenders will be jailed until compliant.
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New York
Mexico
el Universal
Mexico City
Senor
Idaleco Contreras
Morella
Furnished Rooms Wanted For Canton Jobs Boom Ad
Large numbers of young men and women move to Canton for business and industrial opportunities. Unoccupied furnished rooms are needed to house them, providing income. Call 3409 to offer space and attract tenants with an inexpensive Teoma for Rent ad.
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Canton
Felda
What half a million boys know: the June American Boy
Advertisement copy touts the June issue of American Boy magazine, framed as a popular guide for preteen and teen boys. It promotes the magazine as a source of boys’ interests, with a sales pitch to readers to buy at local news dealers for 20 cents.
Canton Morris Bank Overhaul Led by Cohen Plumbing
A Canton Morris Bank project in the old Ingleside hospital site proceeds as Cohen Plumbing and Heating Co. undertakes the overhaul. The work focuses on updating plumbing as part of the bank’s relocation or upgrade plan.
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Ingleside Hospital
Cohen Plumbing & Meating Co
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Reparations clash as envoys push Austrian treaty terms
Paris reports Big Four discussions on the Austrian treaty focus on the reparation share for populations carved from former Austrian territory. Austrian envoys accept terms but with protest, while Asia Minor, Saar concessions, and Germany’s league of nations future shape ongoing debate amid Memorial Day speech expectations by President Wilson.
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U.S
Paris
Rumania
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
J. ©. Smuts
Andre Tardieu
L. P. Locheur
Dr. Keynes
St. Germain
Asia Minor
Ignour
Saar
Germany
League of Nations
Count von Brockdorff-Kantzau
Teutonic
Wilson
Socialista
Confiscation of Lusitania Medal Dies by German Government
Berlin reports that the German government confiscated the entire stock of dies used to mint the Lusitania memorial medals. The action aimed to curb circulation in entente countries, after copies appeared abroad and in American publications. The private Berlin factory had briefly produced the medals during wartime.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Noted show beauty Kay Laurell escapes death in accident
Kay Laurell, noted show beauty, narrowly escaped death when her automobile turned turtle Saturday night in New York. She jumped free from the car, was badly cut on the head, six stitches were required, and she remains confined to bed. Kolghie Templar Attention orders a Maltese Temple gathering on Tuesday at 1 p.m. with supper at 6. Wm. A. Bell, Recorder, Carl F. Spanager, Commander.
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New York
Kay Laurell
Kolghie Templar
Order of Hed Crom
Malta
Temple
Wm. A. Bell
Carl FF. Spanager
Adv
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