Psychologist Defends McPherson Against Hypnotism Claims
An expert psychologist declared that hypnotism has no relation to Aimee Semple McPherson’s methods after a local physician suggested a girl was hypnotized at revival meetings. J Ross Deamude, a hypnosis authority, defended her on stage and pressed for belief in genuine prayer over hypnotic influence.
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James V. McCann
Aimee Semle McPherson
Municipal Auditorium
J. Ross Deamade
Deamude
United States
Deamade
Aimee Semple McPherson
Christ
C. E. Manchester
M. E. Church
W. H. Longsworth
First Congregational Church
McPherson
W. H. Bade
First United Evangelical Church
Mrs. McPherson
City Raids Net 11 Prohibition Arrests In A Shocking Night
County city and state officers raided multiple premises Thursday resulting in 11 arrests on Crabbe Prohibition Enforcement Act charges. Several defendants are second offenders facing multiple counts. estimated potential fines may exceed 15000 for the public treasury.
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Lewis Green
D Krach
Norman Vaughn
Roy Smour
Philip Lukeff
Sam Mama- Dan Iven
Dan Drease
Nick
George Angel
Iow
Angel
Krach
Akejasne
Mt-Saloon League
Weather Update and Local Events Schedule
Fair weather dominates with mild temperatures into the weekend. Detroit speaker Caleb Harrio addresses residents Friday evening at Eagles hall. Friends of Oaks hosts event on October 16 in the southwest cor of Alnut. Morning program includes almond rings and pecan rolls. call for orders to Bell 896 at Arcade stand.
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Russia
Detroit
Caleb Harriirman
Friends of Oaks
Eagles’ Hall
Deposits in Ohio building loans rise signal stronger economy
Columbus October 14 Building and loan deposits, seen as a business barometer, are increasing says J A Devine president of the Ohio Building Association League. If the trend continues, spring financing for Ohio homes should be ample, with 170000 homes needed at an estimated cost of 510 million.
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Columbus
J. A. Devine
Ohio Building Association League
Ohio
Devine
Building and Loan Associations of
Department of Commerce
Stolen fowls tossed from car as thieves flee toward South Akrona
Edwin Bixler woke to intruders at 1 a.m. and chased two men who fled in a car. They threw live chickens and two crates along the road as they escaped, losing trace near South Akrona. Some fowls may not be his. a prior raid had prompted a $200 reward but no arrests.
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Edwin Bixler
North Market Rd
South Akrona
Bixler
Hat Specials At Huttons Millinery Plus Club Meeting
Beautiful trimmed hats in black and colors priced at 7.95 and 4.95 at Huttons Millinery 533 Marketav y N Blue Hat Shoppe Adv Canton Club of Practical Psychology holds special meeting at First Christian Church parlor Friday Oct 14 at 8 PM Members urged to attend Adv 1900 Prayer Rolls four for 1 available Friday and Saturday plus dance music Kenny's Piano Dept Adv Florys Ad Page 11 Adv Water rents due Sat last discount day Canton Water Works Adv
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Hutton
Blue Hat Shoppe
Canton Club of
First Christian Church
Kenny
Adv
Canton Water Works
Hutton’s
Canton Club of Practical Psychology
Snyder
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Set for November 7
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle will go on trial in San Francisco Superior Court on Monday November 7 on the manslaughter charge connected to Virginia Rappe's death. He appeared before Judge Harold Lauterbach and entered a not guilty plea.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Superior
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Harold Lauderback
Congress May Not Order Klan Probe This Session
The House rules committee resumed cross examination of Colonel William Joseph Simmons Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan in Washington October 14. Supporters urged a congressional inquiry into the Klan citing alleged mail fraud overt acts riots and tax evasion while Simmons and allies argued the evidence did not justify a probe. Simmons admitted the organization had not paid income taxes and said he was told by an Atlanta collector the group was not subject to the act.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Capitol
House Rules Committee
Joseph Simmons
Rules Committee
P. P. Campbell
F. J. Garrett
A.S. Kreider
P. H. Dale
D. Fess
W. A. Rodenberg
D R. Riordan
Simmons
William Joseph Simmons
Atlanta
Simmons’ Party
Congress
Internal Revenue Collector
Simmons Sidelined by Illness Before Rules Committee
Imperial Wizard William Joseph Simmons could not resume testimony to the House Rules Committee due to a severe laryngitis attack and bed confinement. He likely will not appear until Monday.
Two fined for sales to minors in juvenile court
Two men faced penalties after admitting sales of cigarettes to youths under 18. Paul Dugan of Canton paid 100 dollars plus costs, while A B Wentzel of Massillon was fined 50 dollars and costs. Officials say investigations will continue and retailers must post the sale to minors law or face prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dugan
Canton
A. B. Wentzel
Massillon
Plan to Recall Wheeling Council in Wake of Scandal
Wheeling plans recall petitions to remove the entire city council, needing 3500 signatures, the first under the city manager form after a grand jury probe. Also notices a potato sale at 4.00 a bag and a Halloween dance in East Canton with a bus leaving at 8 PM from Tuse E and Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Hallowe'en
East Canton
Tuse E
Walnut
Hats Cleaned and Priced Low in Canton Rally Notice
There will be a Republican rally for men and women at the McKinley Club rooms tonight at 8 o clock. Atty A W Agler will be the principal speaker. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Ub
McKinley Club
Atty. A. W. Agler
Pastry Shop Announces Saturday Dollar Cake and Roll Deal
Pastry Shop offers a dollar combination sale on Saturday with a choice of any layer cake, half a dozen pecan rolls, and a dozen park erhouse rolls. Orders by phone for delivery to Bell 96 or State 3620. Located at 218 Cleveland Avenue NW Stand 13 Arcade Market.
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Bell
State
Cleveland-ay NW
Lady Baltimore
Cal! Bell
Cleverediary NW
Avende Market
Ady
Street Levy 10 Postponed by City Auditor Barr
City Auditor Samuel F. Barr delayed collections of assessments for ten street improvements amid protests and unemployment. He said payments will not be collected until June or December 1922, with hardships cited for property owners. Streets affected include Tuscara waa-st FE Market-av S Correll-av NE Dartmouth-av SW Elgin-av NW Third-st NW Newton-ay NW Eleventh-st SW Fifteenth-st NE and Auburn-pl NW.
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Samuel F. Barr
Barr
Ned AL. Perkin
Tuscarawaa-st FE
Market-av
Correll-av
Dartmouth-av
Elgin-av
Third-st
Newton-ay
Eleventh-st
Auburn-pl
Presbyterian synod lauds Harding for disarmament conference call
The Presbyterian synod's closing session on Thursday night authorized sending a telegram to President Harding praising his call for the disarmament conference and offering prayers for its success. Sidney was chosen for the 1922 synod meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, CO
Presbyterian Synod
Harding
Sidney
Powers To Ratify Silesia Decision
The foreign office said the League of Nations decision on Upper Silesia will likely be ratified automatically by Allied powers, with formal council meeting not required. Also an ad lists Friday and Saturday specials at Old Reliable Table Meat Market including roasts, pork, veal, lamb, and poultry.
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London
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
Supreme Council
Elie
Commander American Legion to Speak at Canton Memorial Ceremony
Darlington state commander of the Ohio American Legion will headline the dedication of the soldiers memorial at McKinley high school on Wednesday evening October 19. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. cannot attend. the program will include school officials and Legion leaders.
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Charies II
Darlington
Ohio Department of the American Legion
McKinley High School
Canton
Legion
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Ohio
842Nd Infantry
Legion Americanism Committee
Walnutav
The
Wilson Hawkins
Board of Education
J. B. Dougherty
Albert E. Day
Legion Post
Legion Committee
J. Nollin Cowgill
John R. Bair
Richard EF. Croasdaile
Herve W. Miner
William A. Frease
Tiffin Man Picks His Second Peach Crop
Benjamin Shank finished picking his second peach crop in Tiffin Ohio. He noted blossoms on the tree during the season and picked the fruit as a cold front brought snow. The second picking was not as large as the first.
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Tiffin
Benjamin Shank
Timken and Gilliam Roll Bearings Suit Sparks Cross Petition
The Timken Roller Bearing Co sues Gilliam Manufacturing Co in common pleas court seeking 5100000 in damages and an accounting for profits over alleged theft of confidential drafts and bearing machine processes. Gilliam denies wrongdoing and accuses Timken of conspiring to ruin Gilliam’s business.
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Common Pleas Court
Timken Roller Wearing Co
Gilliam Manufacturing Co
Timken Company
Gilliam
George Lee Miller
Timken
William
Miller
Gillam
Gilliam Company
Pig in Grill Sparks Bulldog Practice at Elks Club
Canton football players used an indoor pig chase as a training drill at the Elks club grill Thursday evening. The 70 pound pig escaped its sack and ran around as Bulldog players pursued it amid squeals and laughter before being recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Elks’ Club
Edwards
Elks
Removal Notice and Local Advertisements in Canton
Removal notice states Dr. A W Claude moved his office to 1001 KRenkert Building Ady Canton Club of Practical Psychology, members urged to attend. Snyder treasurer. Also listed are used player piano and gloves for sale at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N with prices from 1 to 4 dollars. Buckeye Lodge K of P holds regular meeting Friday evening Oct 14 with Chas W Bayer C C.
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A. W. Claude
Krenkert Bldg
Ady
Canton
Arthur's Leather Shop
Buckeye Lodge
K. of P
Chas W. Bayer
C. C
Rambler rose in bloom at Urbana even as snow falls
Mrs E L Body reports a rambler rose flowering in her Urbana yard for a second time this season. The scene is brightened by fruit trees blooming again as Urbana records its first snowfall. The Sunburst Pastry Shop advertises a weekend cake lineup with delivery and contact numbers.
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Urbana
E L. Body
Ultimatum 5 hurl at rail heads meeting
Executives defiant to powerful unions threaten a labor board request for a cut that would reduce freight rates. The confrontation centers on work conditions and potential concessions during the upcoming meeting.
Railroad Crisis Threatens Nation
Chicago. The railroad crisis at a glance shows the powerful railroad brotherhoods issuing a strike call for October 30 unless wage and working conditions talks resume. A vote tally indicates most of the 2,000,000 workers favor a walkout as executives seek another wage cut to lower freight rates.
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Chicago
Itailroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Rail workers set October 30 strike unless talks reopen
Chicago reports railroad unions plan a staged nationwide walkout starting October 30 if wage and condition talks fail. Leaders W S Stone L E Sheppard W S Carter and T C Cashen outlined a group by group withdrawal across ten strike divisions affecting 2,000,000 workers. W G Lee did not attend the session.
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W. S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
L. E. Sheppard
Order of
W. 8. Carter
T Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
T. C. Cashen
Switchmen's Union of North America
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Federated Shopcrafta
Lime Gas Co Protests Plant Valuation in Lima
The Lime Natural Gas company filed with the Public Utilities Commission to challenge Lima city valuation of its properties used to base rates. It argues the valuation is too low, depreciation too high, and current value exceeds the city price, asking the commission to set a new valuation.
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Columbus
Lims Natural Gas Company
Atitttes Commission
Lima
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FFVEN
Ake
Call Bell
Flory
Wheeling Council
York State
West End
Adam Boze
Silesia
Roth
American Legion
McKinley High
Roosevelt Cant
Gilliam CO
Timken C. Sult
Cross
Dentes
PIG IN
Akron
Labor Board
Mano
Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Co
Wecan Rolle
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