President Harding to urge governors to curb unemployment
President Harding will personally appeal to governors mayors labor and capital leaders to implement emergency unemployment recommendations. Hoover will help frame the plea urging rapid action and formation of local emergency boards to organize free employment agencies coordinate relief and speed up public works as unions and businesses pledge cooperation.
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Washington
Harding
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
White House
Emergecy Board
Ehall
Eetablish Free Employment Agency
Jna
Pubc
Samuel Ompers
American Eperation of Labor
Joseph Defress
Unitedates Chamber of Commerce
Gampers
Defrees
Auyors
Pier No 9 Erie pier fire destroys freight and gas tanks
Fire at Pier No 9 of the Erie Railroad in Jersey City New Jersey destroyed freight cars and tugs, with explosions from gasoline tanks. Fireboats and land units from New Jersey and Newark fought the blaze for over five hours, saving Pier 9 and causing property damage exceeding $1,900. No casualties were reported.
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Jersey City
N. J
Erie
New Jersey
Newark
Quake Shocks Prompt Tah Residents to Flee
ICHFIELD Utah Oct 1 Residents within miles of here rushed to flee tonight after a recurrence of earthquake shocks. The tremor was stronger than previous quakes, with Elsinore and Monroe towns hit hardest.
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Ichfield
Utah
Here
Elsinore
Monroe
Weather outlook and college matchup notes
Ohio forecast mentions showers and unsteady conditions with temperatures around mid forties. The card also references a college game with Graham, Louisville Eofield, Gux, and Schroyer SW scheduled in the afternoon or evening.
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Grahams
Louisville
Eofield
Gux Éte
Schroyer
Evening Schools Open Monday Night Canton plans enrollment near twenty two hundred
Canton free evening school will open Monday night with work starting in most classes except gymnastic, which will begin two weeks later. Enrollment nears 2100 and is expected to exceed 2200 by week’s end. The Americanization institute closed Saturday noon. more than 75 teachers attended.
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Canton
Americanization Institute
Senator Nelson warns of wiping out rail unions if strike proceeds
In Washington on October 1, Senator Nelson of Minnesota warned the American people would wipe the railroad unions from the earth if they carry out a plan to shut down transportation with a general strike. He argued the delay in industrial revival stems from organized labor's wage stance, while Senator Heflin defended the right to strike, noting capital must not frighten workers into starvation wages.
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Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Haflin
Alabama
Heflin
Republican Party
Wall Street
Miners Demand Higher Wages at Scale Conference
In Indianapolis on October 1, the United Mine Workers convention approved Vice President Phillip Murray’s report. The wage committee will seek a general increase and report to a reconvened convention in February. A six hour day and five day week are also contemplated with no reductions allowed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers Convention
Phillip Murray
Murray
Plot to Restore Hapsburgs Stir in Hungary and Austria
A Vienna message to the Sunday Express reports a renewed plan to restore the Hapsburg dynasty. Former Hungarian premier Stephen Friedrich is said to plot an invasion of Austria with 40,000 insurgents to stage a monarchist coup. Emperor Charles I is living in Switzerland after a failed Hungary coup eight months ago.
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London
Hungary
Vienna
Sunday Express
Stephen Friedrich
Austria
Charles of Austria
Switzerland
Eight Hour Law Enforcement Looms in Stark County
Ruff says violators of the eight hour public work rule will face action. Contractors in Stark County currently run ten hour days. the prosecutor plans immediate enforcement, with county and city officials notified to switch to eight hours. Severe penalties for noncompliance, with possible prosecutions and future work considerations.
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Walter 8Stuff
Ruff
Stark Co
Clarence A. Fisher
Central Labor Union
Washington
Peaceful calm after Irish peace talks turmoil
London reports a lull as government and Sinn Fein leaders express confidence, with no further action until the October 11 peace conference in London. Preparations begin after Eamon De Valera accepts, and delegates may include Greenwood, Churchill, Griffiths, Collins, Barton, Duggan, and Duffy as Irish and British reps.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn
Arthur Griffiths
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Robert C. Barton
Eamonn Duggan
M. P
George G. Duffy
Sinn Fein
DeValera
Packers And Unions Prepare For Fight
CHICAGO October 1 The dig five packers and leaders of their unionized employes tonight were preparing for a fight A strike vote on the open shop recently decreed by the packers will not be taken until next Saturday but union circles say a strike is certain If called the strike will demand recognition of the unions by the packers and will not involve wages Painters Notice Next meeting Tuesday October 4 in Moose club Wm MacMullian Rec Sec Advy Enter Day School Monday New class will be formed Canton Actual Business College Ady
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Chicago
Moose Club
Wm. MacMullian
Rec
Advy
Canton
Actual Business College
Ady
McKinley High School Dedication Plans Revealed
The Canton board will consider a dedication plan for McKinley High School in late October. A week of ceremonies includes evening open houses with organization events and orchestra music. The building, begun in 1914 and delayed by war, will showcase its white brick exterior and rich mix of academic and practical departments.
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McKinley High School
Board of Education
Wilson Hawkins
Canton
Ohio
Market Ar N
Auto theft bureau recovers many Canton cars
One hundred forty three automobiles were stolen in Canton from Oct 1 1920 to Oct 1 1921. Det. George A Ritchey and Canton police recovered 151 stolen cars, including those from other cities. They traced thieves to fences and followed leads to Rochester New York and Aberdeen New Mexico, arresting noted thief George Beatty. The bureau works with dealers and checks motor numbers to identify stolen vehicles, and arrests of drivers with violations aid recoveries, a likely Canton Ohio record.
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Canton
George A. Ritchey
Police Automobile Bureau
Ritchey
Rochester
Aberdeen
N. M
George Beatty
Clearance Sale Prices In Real Estate in Classifieds
In today’s Daily News real estate agents across the city advertise many home offerings in the classified section. Listings highlight unusually low down payments and affordable prices, with readers urged to investigate further and make inquiries. Turn back now.
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The
Daily News
Blame Dublin Castle For Irish Disorders
Belfast dispatch reports Sir Douglas Katen Ulster home secretary blaming Dublin Castle for last week’s Belfast disorders that killed six and wounded over sixty. He says officials using a truce excuse have fettered military and police authorities. Also an advertisement offers empty whiskey barrels for sale at 222 Walnut Ave SE.
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Belfast
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Douglas Katen
Ulster
Douglas
Bishop Anderson Preaches as Massillon Conference Ends
Bishop W. I. Anderson will preach at the First M. E. Church in Massillon Sunday morning as the North East Ohio M. F. conference closes Monday with minister appointments for the coming year. A love feast and musical program precede the service. A 2:30 p.m. dedication of the Elizabeth Reavie Mission on Columbia Heights honors Miss Elisabeth Renavie.
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W. I. Anderson
Massillon
Ohio
M. F
Elizabeth Reavie
Columbia Heights
Elisabeth Renavie
G. I. Birney
W. E. J. Gratz
Epworth League
John R. Seaton
Methodist Board of Accigd
S. F. Salmon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Newton J. Davies
Rudner Trial Accelerated for Supreme Court Hearing
Motion will be filed this week in the United States Supreme Court to advance the Rudner liquor cases for an early hearing. Joseph C Breitenstein, assistant U S attorney, said transcripts will be printed this week and filed with the court of appeals. Attorneys for defendants have 30 days to file briefs while the government has 20 days for reply before the hearing.
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United States Supreme Court
Joseph C Breitenstein
U. S
Breitenstein
Canton
Chicago
United States
Clinnin
Breittenstein
Court of Appeals
Brettenstein
Judge Orr
Pittsburgh
Orr
Freitenstein
Two Injured In Auto Accidents In City Saturday
Two persons suffered minor injuries in separate auto incidents Saturday afternoon. Michigi Cerculos, 25, of 1118 Ferry ct SE, was knocked from his bicycle by a car driven by E. J. Longe of Alliance at Sixth St NW and Market Ave N, and sustained slight bruises. Andrew Santone, ten, of 907 Park Ave RW, was struck by a car owned by H. B. Riley while crossing the street, bruising his body.
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Polles
Michingi Cerculos
Ferry-ct SE
E. J. Longe
Alliance
Sixth-st NW
Market Av N
Andrew Santone
Parkav RW
H. B. Riley
Anniversary Mass for Canal Fulton Catholic Church
Canton area Catholics will attend the fiftieth anniversary mass in Canal Fulton led by Bishop Joseph Schrembs at 10:30 a.m. Father N A Hassel of St Marys Canton, former Canal Fulton pastor, will take part. The church was consecrated October 2, 1871 by Rt Rev Augustus Maria Toebbe. Also listed: Loyalty Lodge North Canton Big Tats meeting October 5 at 7 50 p.m. and dance event October 6 at Empire Hall Petit-Arnold orchestra with prices 30c and 75c.
No Wonder Harry Had Severe Shock
Mount Vernon report details a man named Bennington who was approached by a stranger and handed him 18 cents with a claim of a 15 year old debt. The man said he contracted the debt during Bennington's time as a newspaper carrier for a Cleveland paper.
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Harry
Mount Vernon
Bennington
Cleveland
Auditorium 10 Rewired At Cost Of 10000
Electrical experts near completion of a $10100 rewiring plan for City Auditorium to meet fire marshal and Fire Chief Mesnar recommendations. Old wiring under stage and in attic will be removed. New system includes automatic extinguishment features and improved exit lighting. Smoking or lighting matches during events will lead to arrest and prosecution. Prosecutions planned against building owners not complying with the ordinance.
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Robert O. Mesnar
Marcus J. Kints
Tt 19
Mesnar
Plana
William T. Kirk
M. J. Brancher
New Party Woman for President Petticoat Plan
Mrs Belmont announces a plan to form a national women’s party with its own candidates to challenge men’s parties. She warns American women are not emancipated and urges organizing state by state for a presidential bid and constitutional change. The National Woman’s Party will lead, with Alice Paul as VP, and a Tuesday homecoming event announced for Oct 4 at the I.O.O.F. Temple.
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Washington
FH. P. Belmont
Petticoat
Belmont
Tssue
America
England
Europe
National Woman's Party
Capitol
First
Congress of
United States
Olf
Mra Helmont
Old House
White House
Pelmont
Alice Paul
Labor union men join city school and tax committee
Five representatives of Central Labor Union will join the Citizens' School and Tax committee with labor on the panel. Two committee members spoke to the union about school expenditures and school tax levies. The union was told the strike at the Douglas Taffloring Co. in Cleveland has been amicably settled.
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Central Labor Union
Citizens
Douglas Taffloring Co
Cleveland
Man Attempts Death by Own Action in San Francisco
Despondent over a failed romance with an American woman, 82 year old laborer Mike Samaras attempted suicide by dissolving bichloride of mercury tablets in water in a rooming house at 1902 Carnahanay SF late Saturday night. Neighbor George Pappas found him unconscious and alerted Dr. W E B Kauffman. Samaras probably will recover.
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Mike Samaras
Carnahanay SF
Samaras
George Pappas
W. EB. Kauffman
Weather forecast and ads clash in October notice
Washington forecast for October 3 to 7 calls for below normal temperatures with rains on Monday and Thursday or Friday, fair intervals, frost likely, and a shakeup in meeting nights at Tiger hall. An advertisement offers fall purses and bags at Arthur's Leather Shop, 204 Market Ave N, for $1.98.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Newton
Great Lakes
Tiger Hall
G. Smith
Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
Ay N
Ady
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