Campaign fund drive nears goal with pledges lagging
The Canton community fund drive reported late Tuesday totals: 230 607 in fund, 348 928 goal, 19 093 still to raise. Workers pledged to raise the gap through personal effort, with headquarters in Courtland building open for unsolicited subscriptions. Bud Langenbach led a 5 000 pledge from Spited Alloy Steel workers, divisions A and AB set quotas, and canvassing resumes Thursday to reach those not yet subscribed. General manager George H Charls urged renewed effort and shared optimism that the drive can still meet the goal.
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Canton
Courtland
Bud Langenbach
Spited Alloy Steel Corporation
George H. Charls
United Alloy Steel Corporation
C. of
Charls
Paul B. Belden
Memorial Services Honor American War Dead in Paris
May 30 Paris memorial services for American war dead featured ambassador Myron T. Herrick unveiling a tablet in the American pro cathedral and placing a wreath on the tomb of France's unknown dead. The Gettysburg Address was read at five American military cemeteries: Suresnes Ramagne Bony Belleau Wood and Thiaucourt as graves were decorated with flowers.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
France
Abraham Lincoln
Suresnes
Ramagne
Bony
Belleau Wood
Thiaucourt
Memorial Day Edition Goes to Press Early
The Canton Daily News publishes early at 10 a.m. to allow all employees in every department to observe Memorial Day, making this edition the only one released for the day.
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Oder
Canton Daily News
Stone declares for open shop in rail union mine
Warren S. Stone, head of Coal River Colliery Co and a major labor figure, says his West Virginia mines pay the prevailing wage and do not force union membership. He notes miners may join or stay out, while eastern Kentucky workers are not organized. The strike call by district 17 UMWA follows the open shop policy stance.
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Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
Coal River Colliery Co
West Virginia
Kentucky
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers of America
International Miners’ Union
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
Curse Of Pharaohs Reach Egyptians Over King Tut Tomb
Alexandria dispatch reports a plague-like illness spreading in Egypt since Tutankhamen's tomb opened. Lord Carnarvon and George J. Gould died from similar symptoms, fueling belief in the pharaohs curse. Free band concerts planned at Meyers Lake Park with the Massillon Band after noon and the Grand Army Band in the evening.
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King Tut’s
Paris
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Valley of the Kings
Alexandria
Lord Carnarvon
George J. Gould
Meyers Lake Park
Massillon Band
Grand Army Band
Adyvy
Mattie
John
Millinery Special Hats in Taf Feta and Canton Crepe
Downstairs Millinery Store offers dress hats and sport hats in taf feta Canton crepe and straw at four dollars, with none exceeding five dollars. HrH-Z Co Ady.
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Hrh-Z Co
Ady
China to study Chinese prisoners release from mountain camp
A Chinese army surgeon was named liaison between the government and an international military commission to review military steps taken to free foreigners held by brigands in a Lincheng area mountain camp. Foreign diplomats plan to send the commission, despite protest from Premier Chang Chou-Seng.
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Peking
International Military Commission
Lincheng
Foreign Office
Wu Pei-Fu
Shantung
Chang Chout-Seng
Today
Pekin
Paotzuku
Shanghai-Pekin
William Lenfers
Father Lenfers
Linching
Flag Raising by St Josephs Parish Children
Judge Charles Krrchbaum delivered a memorial address at the flag raising by children of St Josephs Parish. The event preceded a lawn fete at St Josephs Church Tuesday evening with a large crowd of children and youth. The address centered on patriotism and the flag's meaning and ideals. Patriotic exercises followed as part of the program.
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Charles Krrchbaum
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Joseph's Church
Krrchbaum
Whitfield Trail Leads West as Kohler Blamed for Reward Delay
Cleveland and Chicago dispatches report John Leonard Whitfield fleeing toward the west after police say Mayor Kohler blocked a $10,000 reward for the slayer of Patrolman Dennis Griffin. Council leaders blame Kohler for Whitfield's continued freedom as investigators admit lack of solid clues.
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Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Fred Kohler
Clayton C.townes
Townes
Kohler
Dennis Griffin
Whitfield
John G. Moore
Chicago
John Leonard Whitfield
Charles ©. Neval
Henry J. Williams
Harding to Convene Governors on Prohibition Enforcement
President Harding plans a mid June conference with state governors at the White House to draft a new enforcement program for prohibition before his June 20 departure on the Alaska trip. Themove aims to strengthen national policy with governor input.
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Washington
Harding
White House
YWCA Health Head Resigns Position
Miss Cora Hunter, health education director, resigns from the YWCA board effective August 1 after six years with the association. She led health education for girls and women and promoted character building through sports while emphasizing mental social and spiritual development. secretary Miss Augusta Dumond notes her departure saddens friends.
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Cora Hunter
Miss Hunter
Taft Speaks at Chase Memorial Unveiling in Cincinnati
Chief Justice Taft delivered the keynote at Spring Grove cemetery for a monument to Chief Justice Salmon Portland Chase. The event honored Chase’s multi‑branch public service as a U.S. senator governor and treasury secretary. The American Bar Association funded the monument with a presentation by John W. Davis.
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Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Salmon Portland Chase
Spring Grove Cemetery
U U. S
Ohio
Mr. Taft
American Bar Association
John W. Davis
New York
Andrew W. Squire
Cleveland
Selden Palmer Spencer
Missiouril
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul Lamb
Office Bomber Held Near Brownsville
Medrardos Lopez is arrested near Mexico City on charges of bombing the lawyer's office beside the American consulate on May 18. The telegram from Mexican consul headquarters says Lopez acted under opposition orders to the Obregon government to unsettle U.S. recognition of the republic.
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Brownsville
Tex
Medrardos Lopez
Mexico City
Lopez
Obregon
United States
Memorial Day Address By Judge Krichbaum Broadcast
Radio listeners hear Judge Charles Krichbaum deliver a Memorial day memorial address on the Canton Daily News station. He speaks on patriotism duty and the honored dead calling for reverence and civic unity. The broadcast includes ads and community notices interspersed with the address.
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Judge Krichbaum
Charles Krichbaum
WWE
Canton Daily News
Special communication of Wm. McKinley lodge No 431
The lodge will meet at Temple on Thursday May 31 1923 at 6 30 p m for M M degree. W M H H Schlimmer H H Heingartner secretary adv placeholder
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Stark Lodge
W. Coffey
N. G
J. M. Schlafly
Temple
Thurs
H. H.schlimmer
W. M
H.H. Heingartner
Sec
Missed Paper Delivery Service Offered By Circulation
The circulation department offers a missed paper service for a $500 fee. Call either phone line to request a copy and ensure delivery, with hours listed as evenings until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
Death Toll Grows in Kopple Household Case
Police seek cause of at least seven deaths in Emma Kopple's Lansing home tied to the foster death of 12 year old Harry. Named victims include a Coldwater boy, Kopple's infant Rose, a girl Pearl Klaus, and other boarded children. Kopple admits four deaths but denies others. Jim Shannon is linked to the case.
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Lansing, Mich
Pollece
Emma Kopple
Harry
Mrs. Kopple
Coldwater State
Kopple
Pearl Klaus
Shaw
Traugetta Hedricks
Trourette Hedrick
Mjedrick
Coldwater
Higgins
Jim Shannon
Judge Clark Urges Civic Duty In Memorial Day Address
Judge George H. Clark calls for renewed civic duty in a Memorial Day sermon urging work to uphold liberty. Canton parade led by National Guardsmen to Westlawn cemetery honors U S wars with a simple, dignified ritual.
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George H. Clark
Canton
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pomerene Urges Better Manners By Port Officials
Former Senator Pomerene of Ohio calls for improved manners and methods by U S port officials to boost relations with Latin America after returning from Chile. He cites South American visitors who were delayed and kept below decks, contrasting it with courtesy shown to them, and warns it risks American trade opportunities.
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New York
United States
Latin America
Pomerena
Ohio
Santiago
Chile
Pan American Congress
South Amerca
South America
Man Whirled to Death on Belt at Yorkville Stone Crusher
Robert Gardner aged 38 from Ragland Ohio was fatally injured yesterday when his clothing was caught in a belt at a Yorkville stone crusher. He was carried over a flywheel before coworkers could stop the machinery. Carl Wheeler Carpet and Rug Cleaning ad appears after the notice.
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Steubenville, O
Robert Gardner
Ragland
Yorkville
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