Labor to Seek Tariff Cut on Textiles
Washington expects a push by the American Federation of Labor to lower textile tariffs. President Green of the AF and allied leaders plan a convention move at Atlantic City to review wage trends and press for tariff revision, amid Democratic support but Coolidge resistance.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Ward
Willem Cheen
Congress
Hay
Tt Fe
Chreen
Tre Stlenes
Green
Atlantic City
Rhode Island
Maassachusetts
Coolidge
Smoot
Rep. Green
Uenal
William M. Butler
Repubican National Committee
David Walsh
New England
House of Representatives
Massillon Building Permits Rise in September
Building activity surged in Massillon with 42 permits issued in September totaling 156,325 dollars, compared with 128,400 dollars in September 1924. Mayor Kirschhofar, in his report, notes the月份 rise reflects continued growth in the city’s construction industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Oct
Kirschofar
Windshield Smashed on parked car at 1417 Arnold Ave NW
Police report that a paving brick was hurled through the windshield of a car owned by B. Barbara, 1417 Arnold Ave NW, while it was parked in front of his home. No suspects or motive disclosed. Investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Barbara
Arnold Ay NW
Pact Conference Activity Begins In Lucerne
Lucerne October 3 delegates to the security port conference are not expected to arrive until tomorrow yet there is keen interest and much discussion of international politics. When the conference opens on Monday the German delegation will likely find itself in a stronger bargaining position than since the armistice, according to experts already in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Army Officers Implicated in Rum Probe at Camp Perry
In Toledo on October I following the arrest of Sergeant Herman Schwartz federal authorities launched a wide inquiry into bootlegging at Camp Perry. Officials said liquor was smuggled into army quarters under orders from a superior officer. A warrant for Schwartz was prepared but held pending an army investigation.
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Toledo
Herman Schwarts
Camp Perry
United States Army
Sehwarts
Hehwarte
United States
Daines
Sehwartz
Freight rate complaint quests railroads over pig iron shipping
Mansfield based McKinney Steel Co asks state utilities board to force Ohio railroads to cut pig iron rates from Toledo to Mansfield from 2.02 to 1.76 per gross ton, arguing Cleveland Coshocton rate is lower. RB and O denies charging excess rates on Cleveland shipments and seeks dismissal of the McKinney complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Manafield Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Manafield
Ohio
Toledo
RB & O Railroad Company
McKinney Steel Co
Cleveland
Mansfield
Mansfield Company
Coshocton
Molly Stark Night at Moonlight Gardens Charleston Program
Friday night at Moonlight Gardens drew a good crowd for Molly Stark Night. Mr. and Mrs. Perry led free Charleston lessons followed by dancing and a program featuring Tom Jenkins and Miss Joan from Cleveland School, Irvin Saer and Miss Thelma Wilcox, and a Charleston finale. The event ends with a repeat of a Charleston taught by the Perrys and continues weekly through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
Moonlight Gardens
Mrs. Perry
Tom Jenkins
Miss Joan
Cleveland
Martha Lee Club
Irvin Saer
Thelma Wilcox
Despondent 73-year-old hanges self in Cleveland home
Cleveland authorities report George Strobel 73 committed suicide in his basement citing illness. His son found the body at their residence. The incident occurred in Cleveland on October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Strobel
Bicycle Stolen From Street Car Parked Bicycle
Leonard Petry of 1827 4th Street SE reported to police Friday night that his bicycle was stolen from Tuscarawas Street East where it was parked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Petry
4Th St SE
Tuscarawas St E
TWO JEWELRY ROBBER SCHOOLS IMPRESS NEW YORK
In New York two alleged crime schools are exposed as fake broker schemes and staged robberies aimed at small merchants. Mrs Hertha Paley, a suspected memorandum jewelry dealer, is charged with converting a $4000 bracelet pawned for $2000. John Donohue of Paterson faces conspiracy charges in a plan to bankrupt the Fioneer Watch Co by staging a robbery and sharing loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mia
Jeasie Woolworth Donahue
Madison Lane
Hertha Paley
John Donohue
Paterson
N. J
Stager
Donohue
Fioneer Watch Co
Insurance
Watch Company
Echalra
Attempt To End Own Life Fails At Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio on October 3 How ard Little a 26 year old former taxi driver was seriously wounded in Holzer hospital after shooting himself in the side in front of a restaurant where his wife worked. Police say he had urged his wife to return home and to end divorce proceedings. He hid the revolver under his sweater and intended to shoot her and then himself but nervousness caused the act to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Howard Little
Nes
Holzer
Little
Big Fine Reported In Crabbe Act Liquor Case
Martha Berkman of 506 Smith av SW was fined 100 dollars and costs after arraignment on Crabbe act charges for a bottle of bonded liquor found at her home. Alberta Brown of 442 12th st SE pleaded not guilty after police found illicit liquor in a bottle. Belgia Wilson of 902 Rexar SE pleaded not guilty as police charged three men and two women with liquor violations and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Berkman
Smith Av
Crabbe
Alberta Brown
12Th St SE
Belgia Wilson
Rexar SE
Auto Damage Report In Ardmont Intersection Incident
George Margacgasm reported Friday afternoon that his automobile was damaged in a collision with another machine at Ardmont Avenue and 11th Street Southwest. The incident was reported to police and involves a damaged vehicle and unknown other driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Margacgasm
Carnahan Av NE
Ardmont Av
Llth Et SW
Court Conditions Probed by Federal Authorities in Columbus
Federal investigators questioned Columbus municipal court judges over conditions and practices at the court. Assistant United States Attorney W B Bartle said bench members were called in and questioned about an alleged liquor member of the court. Further details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbua
Columbus
U. Distriet
W. B. Bartele
Deadlock Holds Up Decision on Building Site
Columbus October 3 A second deadlock delays state building plans. Welfare Director Harper and a legislative committee clash over water supply at Crafton for a $4 million state office building and a $990,000 welfare institution. Harper cites poor water quality, high purification costs, and inadequate topography for proper sewage, proposing an advisory board to decide between Crafton and another site in northeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
State Hospital
Crafton
Cleveland
State Building Commission
Legislative Advisory Committee
John EE. Harper
Grafton
Harper
Ohio
Government drives teach buying to cut costs nationwide
The government launches a campaign to teach efficient buying in state and municipal operations and private industry. A national directory of specifications from Hoover’s era aims to standardize purchases, reduce waste, and lower living costs through improved procurement practices. The effort targets saving billions annually by enforcing economy in government and industry procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
H. M. Lord
Three Alleged Extorters Held in Cleveland Trap
Three men were arrested after a sting on October 2 notifies Stanley Dembrowski a reputed bootlegger. They allegedly tried to extort 2000 dollars by threatening violence if payment was not delivered as instructed in a note. One man attempted escape but surrendered to Patrolman Frank Coyne. Suspects were interrogated at police headquarters and handed to federal authorities.
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Cleveland
Stanley Dembrowski
Frank Coyne
Dembrowski
Payneau
East 30Th St
Life prisoner escapes Sing Sing yard wall
OSSINING New York Oct 3 John Ryan 37 a murderer serving a life sentence escaped from Sing Sing prison by prying apart chapel window bars and entering the yard He then faced a twenty two foot wall or a ten foot board fence toward the Hudson river Ryan sentenced in October 1916 for the murder of Harry Green in New York after nine years of confinement
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Ossining
N. Y
John Ryan
Sing Sing
Liberty
Ryan
Hudson River
Harry Green
New York
Seek to Heal Church Breach in All Russia Conference
At Moscow opening of the All Russia church conference four hundred delegates attend with sixteen from the old church. Leaders debate marital limits for archbishops and priests as efforts to reunify the old and Living Church proceed. Progress is uncertain yet some advances are anticipated during the ten day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius B. Wood
Canton Daily News
Moscow
All Russia
Siberia
Peter
Tikhon
Holy Synod
Anthony
Tiknon
Court fines in Massillon drunkenness case
Massillon October 3 Judge Kaley levied heavy fines totaling 100 dollars plus costs on several suspects in a canned heat party crackdown. Victims arrested by Officers Fellabom and Moore included David Mathews Albert Hose William Barber and Thomas Weaver who faced penalties for intoxication and related offenses. Thomas Weaver was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after allegedly brandishing a blackjack. George Schultz pleaded not guilty with bond set at 200 dollars and trial scheduled for October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Kaley
Fellabom and
Moore
Pennsylvania Railroad
David Mathews
Albert Hose
Willam Barber
Thomas Weaver
George Schultz
Bond
Hunger strike of Max Golstein shocks Doftan prison
Moscow reports Max Golstein has endured 47 days without food in Doftan prison near Bukarest Romania. The strike protests alleged inhuman treatment of communist prisoners in Doftan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Moscow
Max Golstein
Doftan
Bukarest
Reckless Driving Charge Released by Judge Bowman
W Roth of 1115 Walnut or NE was freed on a reckless driving charge after release by criminal court Judge J A Bowman following arrest on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roth
Walnut Or
J. A. Bowman
Criminal Court
Defense rests in Noel murder case in Newark New Jersey
The defense rested late Friday in a bid to prove Harrison W. Noel was insane when he killed Attle Daly and taxi driver Raymond Pierce on September 4. Assistant Prosecutor J Victor Dalua objected to Dr Charles Englander’s claim of a well developed dementia praecox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Attle Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
J. Victor Dalua
Charles Englander
Besexco
Noel
British opinion divided on parley result in Washington
London observers split over Caillaux’s performance at the Washington conference. Some see him as overmatched, others argue he escaped defeat and will return to France with renewed prestige. British chatter centers on conflicting French official claims and aims to align with American terms for Europe’s debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunther
Canton
London
Monte Carlo
Deauville
Caillaux
Washington
Calliaux
France
America
England
Maillaux
Y M C A Reopens Sunday School For Immigrant Area
Children Anna Glass 13 and Lucille Richey 4 welcome the Northeast Y M C A Sunday school reopening on October 4. The program features devotional periods story telling hand work and missionary training amid a diverse neighborhood of Greeks Italians Syrians Bulgarians Hungarians Mexicans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Glass
Lucille Richey
Lucille
W. T. Hodgson
League of Nations
Bible School
Famine Relief Commission Presses Chinese Aid Move
Peking October 3 The international famine relief commission chides the Chinese government for delay in flood and famine aid. It urges immediate action to establish the famine finance commission to handle distress across provinces including Shantung where thousands have died and two million lack food or shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornright
Canton Daily News
Peking
International Famine Relief Commission
Shantung Province
Famine Finance Commission
Shantung
Kweichow
Szechwa
Fined $500 for Crabbe act violation in Saturday court
E. E. Dickey of 1244 High av SW received a $500 fine plus costs after conviction on a Crabbe act violation in a criminal court session Saturday. C. C. Young of 32nd st NE was arrested then and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dickey
C. C. Young
32Nd St
Man Sentenced to Workhouse for Disturbing the Peace
A man who gave the name Ed Namey was sentenced to 80 days in the workhouse on Saturday for disturbing the peace, with the sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Namey
Social events weave through busy wedding season
A rehearsal dinner at Becta Country Club honored Miss Agnes Hart and Mr Louis Bockius with autumn flowers and corsages. Relatives held luncheons for Miss Relon Remsen ahead of her October 10 marriage to Rexfor Renkina. Hospital auxiliary card parties and Knights Templar Ladies activities filled the week, while the Paumier nuptials and local club gatherings marked a bustling community social calendar in Green Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hart
Louis Bockius
Becta Country Club
George H. Bocktius
Kay VanNatta
Lafayette
Ind
Richard Lee Hemp
Frederick
Luva M. Hurst
Relon Remsen
Rexfor C. Renkina
Arthur Apman
New York
Knights Templar Ladies’ Club
The
Temple
W. H. Radtke
Charles Brown
H. E. Carl
McKinley High Notes First Senior Event of Year
McKinley High plans a Friday Oct 9 wiener roast and ball game at Loehr s Camp near Harrisburg. J E Porter guardian of the Senior class spoke at the football rally, noting Porter s past as Wooster letterman and former assistant grid coach. Dwight Peabody introduced the first squad as cheerleaders led school yells. A girls hockey team may form if enough interest, with funds already allocated by the athletic committee.
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McKinley High School
Loehr
Harrisburg Ra
J. E. Porter
Porter
Wooster University
Dwight Peabody
McKinley High
Lexington launched new naval airplane carrier in Quincy
The Lexington, the navy’s newest and most modern aircraft carrier, slid into the water at Quincy Massachusetts amid cheers. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur defended aviation’s value in sea warfare, contrasting progress with past conservatism as the ship’s turbine engine and electric drive highlighted advances over the Constitution, Monitor, and Merrimac lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Navy
Lexington
Saratoga
Wilbur
Boston
Death Notice for George S Rosevear
George S Rosevear 42 of Minerva died at Aultman hospital after an operation. He held a night watchman post for two weeks and belonged to Tuval Lodge 651 F and A M Odd Fellows and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survived by wife Olive and son Malvin, plus mother, four sisters and two brothers. Remains at Arnolds Undertaking Parlors. services in Juniata, Pa.
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George S. Rosevear
Murray
Minerva
Aultman Hospital
Tuval Lodge
A. M
Odd Fellows of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Olive M. Rosevear
Malvin
Jenny Rosevear
State College
Frank Chaplin
Phillipsburg
Lynn Harnish
Waterstreet
John G. Foulke
Houtsdale
Minerva Rosevear
Evans Rosevear
Juniata
Curtis A
Funeral Services for Samuel Ross Monday
Funeral services for Samuel Ross of 214 Warner Road who died Friday will be held Monday morning at 8 30 from St Benedict Catholic Church 2210 Tuscarawas Street East. Burial will follow in St Johns Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ross
Warner Rd
St. Benedict Catholic Church
Tuscarawas St E
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Rochstroh Funeral Services Set for Sunday at Garfield Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Herman Rochstroh will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at Garfield church west of Navarre. Burial will follow in Union Lawn cemetery.
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Canton
Union Rooms
Ava McMillan
Romaine Dager
Ohio State
M. E. Church
Akron
Dager
Wade
Bowman
Carlyle
Schaefer
Arnold
Austin
Beck
Borne
Brown
Koehler
Kimmel
Herman Rochstroh
Garfield Church
Navarre
Union Lawn Cemetery
DIES AT NAVARRE LOCAL WOMAN Ella Keller 71
Mrs Ella Keller aged 71 died Friday morning at 6 at the Navarre home of her daughter Mrs RB Hensel She leaves her daughter two sons Dowling and Makeon Keller of Navarre two grandchildren and three great grandchildren two half sisters Mrs Barak Miller and Mrs Levina Warstler of Navarre Funeral services are set for 10 Sunday morning at the Hensel home Burial will follow in Union Lawn Cemetery Navarre
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Massillon
Edward T. Hall
Muskingumst
Lorena Hall
Myrtle Kosnich
Otoway
Willis Hall
Fort Clark
Texas
Susan Hall
Della Nicholas
Clevelland
Sylvia Vanhorn
Cleveland
Alice Vorkeece
Overland
Tll
Austin Hall
North Canton
Benjamin
Justus
Lewis
Navarre
John Pringle
West Brookfield Cemetery
Ella Keller
RB. Hensel
Nevarre
Dowling
mAkeon Keller
Shalf
Barak Miller
Levina Warstler
Hensel
Union Lawn
Court fines speeders in criminal court actions
Patsy Bona arrested Friday faced a reckless driving warrant and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Peter Kintz of 506 Broadway NW was fined 20 dollars plus costs for speeding. Roy R. Drager of 1607 Tuscarawas St pleaded not guilty to speeding and his case was continued after arraignment in criminal court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Bona
Peter Kintz
Broad Ay NW
Roy R. Drager
Tuscaran
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Ella Pettit
Alene Trushell
Youngstown
Ada Pennell
Warren
John F. Pettit
Pettit
Massillon Iron and Steel Co
First Christian Church
H. F. Oaks
Children Happy
Commission ON Finance
Solarium
Children's Mission
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Ralph Rohn
Fannie Bowman
Co. S. Larson
J. E. Jones
H. E. Worstell
R. EB. Klopfenstine
B. B. Baughman
H. E. Saunders
F. E. Hart
R. W. Dourm
Charles A. Booth
J. A. Gilkey
C. E. Shirley
Frances K. Fiala
Mercy Hospital
Cyril B. Paumier
7Th St
St. Peter's Catholiic Church
A. B. Stuber
Paumier
19Th St
Linger Longer Club
Clyde Galligher
4Th St
Robert Peters
Clyde Hovis
LaVern Doll
Fawcett Et
Mamie Kilamore
Samuel S. Kerns
Greentown
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Lee Wilson
William McKinley Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Post Rooms
H. E. McMillan
322Nd Field Artillery
Bender's
Col
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J. A. Bickel
Mansillon
John L. Shea
F. A
Ft. Harrison
Cherry Ay
Catherine Shifman
Catherine Rittersbaugh
June Yant
Geraldine Hoover
Larson
Cincinnati
M’kinley High
Ross
Rochstrok Funeral
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