Unified Canton Budget Campaign Seeks 350000
The budget commission of the Community Fund Organization reports a complete public statement of costs for 18 welfare and charitable agencies in Canton. A unified campaign, June 5 to 12, will raise 350000 to meet next year’s budgets, aiming to avoid duplication of effort and expense.
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Canton
Budget Commission
Community Fund Organization
Hubert Pontius
Community Fund Committee
Russell J. Burt
The
Welfare Federation
Mitchell
Ake
Won't Inflict Jazz On Friendly Nation
The United States government declines to include jazz music in the Brazilian exposition personnel. Theodore Mare of San Francisco urged adding a jazz orchestra to the American exhibit, but U.S. Commissioner Frank A. Harrison replied Brazil is a friendly nation and introducing such music would be an unfriendly act to an unsuspecting people.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
Theodore Mare
San Francisco
Frank A. Harrison
U. S
Harrison
Six Killed as Belfast Riots Erupt Across Fermanagh
May 29 report credits five Republicans and one Ulster constable with deaths in western Fermanagh near Belleek. British warships signalled near Carlingford Lough and Bangor Bay while evacuees from the Irish Free State arrive. Reinforcements rush to Enniskillen as fires burn factories and snipers wound two girls.
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Belfast
Fermanaghee
Belleck
Newry
Aster
Dauntless
Bangor Bay
Carlingford Lough
Ulster
Ulster Constabulary
Cavan
Fermanagh
Enniskillen
New Push for War Contract Fraud Probe
Representative Johnson of South Dakota announced a move to seek congressional authority for a thorough inquiry by the House Committee on Expenditures in the War Department into war contract claims adjustments. The request faces likely rejection or shelving, similar to his prior bid on the justice department.
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Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
War Department
Department of Justice
Democrats Back Soldier Bonus Bill Moves In Senate
Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee endorsed the McCumber soldier bonus bill during a joint meeting of committee Republicans and Democrats. Senator McCumber of North Dakota called the session to consider the proposals and tied party lines to the debate.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
McUmber
McCumber
North Dakota
Ohio Fair Tonight and Tuesday Weather Outlook
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair skies tonight and Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Overnight low around 50 and daytime highs near 59, with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Masonic Notice for Special Communication May 28
The Masonic Notice of William Fines Lodge No. 481 calls a special communication in the Commandery room on Monday May 28 at 6 o clock. H eingartner serves as secretary and C. P. Arnold M Ady as acting director.
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Wm. Fines Lodge No
Heingartner
Sec
C. P. Arnold
M.ady
Anglo Irish conference aims for Wednesday border on coalition
The Anglo Irish talks on the Collins-De Valera coalition and their link to the peace treaty are expected to conclude by Wednesday night. Churchill said progress was delayed by rumors of cabinet disputes and Irish English friction, denied by Arthur Griffith who noted Lloyd George and Collins continued leading talks.
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Tondon
Winston Churchill
Arthur Griffith
Irish Free States
Griffith
Lloyd George
Michael Collins
Steel Co Merger Links Youngstown and Dunkirk Firms
Official today announced merger of Electric Alloy Steel Company of Youngstown and Atlas Crucible Steel Company of Dunkirk New York. Plans call for immediate plant extensions at Atlas Dunkirk works and Electric Alloy Charl eroi Pennsylvania works.
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Youngstown, CO
Electric Alloy Steel Company
Youngstown
Atlas Crucible Steel Company
Dunkirk
N. Y
Atlas Company
Charleroi, Pa
Electric Alloy Company
Tour of national capital city
Advertisement notes an all expenses paid trip to a national capital city priced at $55 with an alternate advertisement placement option.
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National Capital City
Free Band Concert Memorial Day by Ladies' Band of Barberton
Free band concert to be held Memorial Day afternoon and evening by the famous Ladies Band of Barberton at Meyers Lake Park. Adv. Cain & Cain Dentists will close at 5 p.m. except Monday Wednesday and Saturday open to 8 p.m. Adv.
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Famous Ladies’ Band of
Barberton
Meyers Lake Park
Adv
Cain & Cain
Fee Band
Famous
Ladies’ Band of
Masonic Lodge special communication announced
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Monday evening May 29 at 6 oclock. M M Degree will be conferred. C E Norris secretary Chas R Kumpt W M.
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Canton Lodge
C. E. Norris
Sec'y
Chas
R. Kumpt
W. M
Canton Plans Largest Memorial Day Parade Ever
Canton prepares a morning Memorial Day parade to honor local fallen soldiers. Civil War to World War veterans, 15 000 school children and civic groups join a four-service memorial at Westlawn with Taps and 21 gun salute. Congressman Himes urged not to forget widows and mothers.
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Canton
Westlawn
McKinley's
American Legion
United Spanish War Veterans
McKinley
Sons of Veterans
Battery E
135Th Field Artillery
Washington
President McKinley
Frank Strubbe
First Christian Church
Grand Opera House
Joseph H. Himes
Sherman did not say War is hell says veteran Collins
Thomas J Collins, Civil War veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, says he was near General Sherman during the Fayetteville episode and that Sherman did not utter the phrase War is hell The general reportedly told Fayetteville leaders he would continue to march unless they surrendered and laid down their arms District events place Collins as Memorial Day aid to Maj Korchen and dispatch bearer for Sherman.
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Middletown
N. Y
Thomas J.D. Collins
Sherman
Collins
Fayetteville
N. C
Maj. Korchen
Munson Denies Engagement To Mildred Harris
Byron Campbell Munson, Chicago actor and son of a wealthy socialite, stated he is not engaged to film star Mildred Harris. Reports of an engagement circulated after Munson publicly denied the romance, calling it inappropriate to Mrs Harris and himself.
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Chicago
Ill
Byron Campbell Munson
Arthur K. Munson
Folsom's For Kodak Work Morning Films Finished
Folsom advertises Kodak work at 212 Market Ave N with morning films finished by 5 p m Adv.
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Folsom
Kodak
First Trust Bank Offers Baby Savings Silver Bank
The First Trust and Savings bank invites new accounts with one dollar or more for Baby's Savings. Parents receive a silver plated bank to store their infant's savings as the account grows.
Old Swimmin’ Hole to Become Boy Center
Old Swimmin’ Hole proposal seeks park commission approval to convert city land north of Seventh Street into a boys recreation center run by Canton Council, Boy Scouts of America. Scouts would clear brush, add shelter sheds, and restore the old pool with later a rustic lodge for troop meetings. Mayor Curtis and Service Director Syler back city support.
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C. Adams
Park Commission
Seventh-st NW
McKinley Tomb
Canton Council
Boy Scouts of America
William R. Thom
Turnbull
Adam
Adams
Curtis
Syler
Tiger Lodge Again Aims to Resolve Internal Trouble
R F Steinick, member, sues William A Hoberdier president of the Tiger organization over noncompliance with a court order dated March 10 1922. Citation on contempt granted by Judge Aice for hearing Wednesday. Alleged failure to surrender dues from Jan 81 Feb 15 1922, rent to Bricklayer's Union, and a lodge promissory note. Allen Cook represents Steinick.
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Royal Order of Tigers
William A. Hoberdier
Aice
R. F. Steinick
Lodge
Hoberdier
Tiger
Steinick
Allen Cook
City Officials Gambol on Green at Fetters Farm Picnic
George Fetters hosted Canton officials and ex-officials for an annual picnic on his farm. The group gamboled on the lawn playing a light baseball game with Auditor Samuel Barr as umpire. No scores were kept as Queensberry rules prevailed amid card games and a sudden horse shoe contest interest. Thirty five officials attended the gathering.
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George Fetters
Sandyville
Fetters
Canton
Fetter
Samuel Barr
Lengel
Woman in Auto Shot by Bandit in Dayton
Dayton police and county authorities probe a fatal highway robbery after a man shot and killed Mrs. Anna Bosley 50 on Kemprd east of Dayton as she rode with her daughter Nellie Norma Bosley and fiancé Otto Mayer from a dance. No arrests yet.
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Dayton
Anna Bosley
Kemprd
Meyer
Trail Of Romance Ends As Vienna Girl Testifies
Anna Herzog, 18, testifies against Max Greineider alleging he forced her into smuggling $35,000 in gems into the United States after guiding her through Ellis Island. She says he posed as her uncle and kept her as a prisoner in a Chicago apartment and promised marriage in exchange for the diamonds. Deportation proceedings loom if she recovers.
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Chicago
Anna Herzog
America
Max Greineider
North Shore
Ellis Island
Kelneider
Miss Herzog
Special Meeting of P H C No 26 Near Canton
A special meeting is called for Wednesday evening May 31 at Moose Hall. Balloting will select candidates for membership and form a committee to travel to Cleveland to secure Grand Circle for Canton at an early date, plus other business.
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Moose Hall
Cleveland
Grand Circle
Canton
Enstlage Corn Blue Ridge Old Virginia Ad
Enstlage Corn Blue Ridge Old Virginia seed listing. Holmes Letherman Seed Co announces 224 Cleve NW Adyv.
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Blue Ridge
Old Virginia
Holmes- Letherman Seed Co
Cleve
Adyv
Supreme Court Upholds Officers Discharge Decision
The Supreme Court of the United States today upheld Secretary of War Weeks in issuing an order under the army reorganization act discharging Colonels John W. W. French and William F. Creary. The officers sought restoration to their former ranks, but the classification board's recommendation stood and civil courts cannot overturn its action.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
War Weeks
John W.W. French
William F. Creary
Classification Board
Dwelling Bombed in Wellsburg Blasts Sleepers
Fourteen people in a two story brick building were hurled from their beds at 2 15 this morning when a bomb exploded beneath the front of the structure. No injuries reported. Sam Spartarra, owner, offers no explanation. Deputies have no clues. Windows in surrounding buildings shattered.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Sam Spartarra
Robbers Blow Safe In Huntington Hardware Store
Robbers blew open the Groves Thornton Hardware Company safe in Huntington West Virginia seizing 155 dollars in cash. They entered through the back door after breaking into a metal worker’s shop and using an acetylene torch to cut the safe and dynamite it off.
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Huntington
W. Va
Groves Thornton Hardware Company
Construction Workers Needed for New Building Project
The Dillion Electric Co announces open positions for men to start work on a new building. Apply Wednesday morning at Mahoning Road and 1Jir Street NE for construction and electrical duties.
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Dillion Electric Co
Mahoning-rd
Notice to Ice Users Delivery Ends May 309
Ice users are notified deliveries will continue until noon Tuesday May 309. The city ice and coal company asks customers to display the green card early and to contact its office at phone number 67 for details.
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City Ice and Coal Co
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio
Advertises a free baby photograph after opening a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. Offers a baby book to record the child’s milestones as part of the promotion.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Six Killed in Columbia River Ship Collision Off Altoona
The British steamer Welch Prince collided with the American Towan in the Columbia River near Altoona Oregon. Six sailors died and three were injured while the Iowan and tug Ontona rescued survivors and fought the blaze after the Welch Prince sank. The Iowan stood by aiding the stricken vessel and reported no boiler explosion.
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Portland
Ore
Towan
Columbia River
Oregon
Altoona
Fort Stevens
Astoria
Welch Prince
Iowan
Seattle
Wm. Diamond Company
San Francisco
Furnass-Prince Line
Orient
Miss Baker Denies Link To Baxter Rumor
Paris May 29 Allister McCormick of Chicago and his fiancee Miss Mary Langdon Baker deny that Miss Baker's friendship with late actor Barry Baxter caused their postponed wedding. Baxter died in a New York hospital. the couple call the rumor an outrageous falsehood.
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Paris
Allister McCormick
Chicago
Mary Langdon Baker
Miss Baker
Barry Baxter
McCormick
Daugherty's Daughter Stricken During Annapolis Visit
Attorney General Daugherty rushed from Mayflower to Baltimore after learning his daughter was in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He had joined President Harding for the naval academy commencement events and planned to return to Annapolis later today.
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Annapolis
Daugherty
Harding
Naval Academy
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Canton post to assemble for Memorial Day parade
Canton post members should assemble at 9 30 a m for the Memorial Day parade. Uniforms if you have them.
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Canton Post
Battery A 135th Field Artillery summoned to stables
All members report at stables on Tuesday morning at 0 o clock by order of Captain Moffett Adv. to muster the unit for duty and inspection.
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135Th Field Artillery
Moffett
Adv
Memorial Day March For All Veterans Invited
Not affiliated with any other organization of service men are invited to march with the American Legion. Memorial day. Form at post club house at 9:30 a.m. Uniforms if you have them.
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American Legion
Post Club
Women spectators weep as burglary suspect is sentenced
Women spectators in Judge Day's court wept Monday morning when John Benner was sentenced after a guilty plea to burglary and larceny. Benner’s mother wife and two children sat with him as co defendant John Strednicky was sent to Mansfield last week and Benner faces one to 16 years in the same institution.
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Judge Day's Court
John Benner
Benner
John Strednicky
Mansfield
Canton coal man wins huge Jefferson county verdict
B I Burkhart of Canton wins a landmark $108,000 verdict against Wayne Coal Co a Pennsylvania firm in Steubenville Jefferson county in a $1,000,000 conspiracy suit over coal land options in Tuscarawas County. Trial stretched the prior week with Canton lawyers H M Webber and Turner for the plaintiff and John H Fimple for the defense.
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Burkhart
Canton
Steubenville
Jefferson Co
Wayne Coal Co
Pennsylvania
Burkhardt
Tuscarawasco
Jefferson
Common Pleas Court
H. Bi. Webber
Thomas F. Turner
Atty
John H. Fimple
Labor 10 Fight Rail Board Cut in Men’s Wages
Chicago May 29 Rail labor girds for a fight to finish against wage cuts by the United States railroad labor board. The ruling cuts wages of 400000 maintenance of way workers by five cents an hour, saving railroads about 48000000 yearly. Three labor members dissented calling the rates insufficient to meet families needs.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employee Department
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railway Group
A. O. Wharton
Albert Phillips
W. L. MacMenim
Cookco
Ill
President Harding Visits Navy Academy in Annapolis
President Harding and party arrive aboard the Mayflower for a day at the naval academy during graduation week. They will lunch with Admiral Wilson attend the army navy baseball game and proceed to Washington for Memorial Day exercises.
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Annapolis
President Harding
Harding
Greensboro Point
Naval Academy
Henry B. Wilson
Harry M. Daugherty
Secretary of the Interior
A. B. Fall
Harrys. New
A. D. Lasker
Sawyer
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas Point Shoals
Europe settles down before American prosperity returns
Senator Borah of Idaho declared that no prosperity will come to American businessmen manufacturers and farmers until Europe settles down and resumes its participating power. He said that neither the McCumber tariff bill nor any other legislative panacea can bring true prosperity.
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Washington
Europe
Wm. H. Borah
Idaho
Trains Collide. Two Enginemen Killed Near Fort Madison
In Fort Madison Iowa on May 29, Santa Fe train No. 1 from Chicago and a through train from California crashed head on. Engineer M. Eaton and fireman D. Taylor were killed. Passengers were shaken but uninjured. Cause under investigation.
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Fort Madison
M. Eaton
Santa Fe
Chicago
D. Taylor
California
Wet Wash Laundries In Canton Closed Memorial Day
The Wet Wash Laundries of Canton will not operate on Memorial Day. Advertisement notes the local shop will be closed for the holiday.
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Canton
Shriners Offer Special Trip To Cleveland
Canton Shriners Club advertises a special car to Cleveland on Thursday June 1 at 8:50 am all Shriners invited. Also promotes a Washington trip five days for 55 dollars with additional ads.
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Shriners
Cleveland
Canton Shriners Club
Ady
Washington
MP Horatio Bottomly Guilty Of Bond Club Theft
Horatio Bottomly former editor of John Bull and member of parliament was found guilty at Old Bailey Court of misappropriating funds from the Victory Bond Club which he founded. He received a seven year prison sentence.
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London
Horato Bottomly
John Bull
Today
Old Bailey
Victory Bond Club
British Government Probing Russia Germany Alliance Rumor
London May 29 The British government investigates a report that Russia and Germany formed a military alliance but no confirmation has arrived. Prime Minister Lloyd George announced this in the House of Commons this afternoon.
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London
Russia
Germany
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Pope Pius XI closes world Eucharistic Congress in Rome
Pope Pius XI closed the world Eucharistic congress with a farewell message in St. Peter's cathedral. Pilgrims attended from all parts of the world, according to a Central News despatch from Rome.
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London
St. Peter's
Rome
Traveling bags sale at various prices double worth
Special communication of Lathrop lodge 676 will be held Wednesday May 31 at 7 p m. at Arthur's 204 Market North Advertisement notes F C degree and lists D D Jones W M and Geo C Mast secretary advancement of members and lodges activities.
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Arthur's
Lathrop Lodge
D. D. Jones
W. M. Geo. C. Mast
Decoration Day Alert From City Ice and Coal Co
May 30 is Decoration Day with City Ice and Coal Co listing phone contact 67 for service. The brief item notes local observance details and a business contact point.
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Parade Attendees Meeting Times
Foreign Service men and all Veterans of Foreign Wars are asked to meet in the Post rooms at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and 8:35 a.m. Tuesday to take part in the Memorial Parade. Wear uniforms and armbands.
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Foreign Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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