French Losses Put At 1000 In Rifian Battle
Paris dispatch reports more than a thousand French soldiers dead or missing after a Franco Spanish pact in eastern Morocco. Marshal Petain’s forces were said to advance too quickly, leaving a base exposed and allowing Rifian tribesmen to capture a battery and 23 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Morocco
Sidi Bou Rokhaba
Jordana
Marshal Petain
Chamber of Deputies
Taza
Alhucemas Bay
Petain
Lewis Gets Spotlight As Coal Pinch Starts
Washington reports John Llewellyn Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America is suddenly back in the limelight as an eastern coal strike tightens. He awaits presidential action while owners stockpile coal and prices rise, with Gov. Pinchot and others urging Coolidge to act and sides forming around a likely settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Washington
Philadelphia
United States
John Llewellyn Lewis
United
Mine Workers of America
Liewelyn
Senator Borah
Mr. Borah
Ulinolg
Idahs
Iowa
New York
Christmaas
John Lewis
Mr. Lewis
President Coolidge
Mayor and Prosecutor Clash Over Graft Allegations
The article details Mayor Ball's request for investigation into alleged graft tied to gambling protection money. Prosecutor McClintock promises full grand jury review while noting no officer named as receiving money. Police conduct two Friday raids netting 19 prisoners, including at 1001 Carnahan and 814 Cherry for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ball
McClintock
Daily News
Common Pleas Court
Stark
Tam
Swarts
Stark Co Bar Asociation
Bogue & Cobl
Stark Co
Carnahan Av NE
Louis Pappas
Cherry Av SE
Coolidge Urges Home Control Over Youth Discipline
President commends youth movement and Y M C A for shaping responsible citizens. He argues most outcasts stem from weak parental guidance and warns against expanding government control. He praises Christian lay forces for mobilizing practical faith and cross national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Empire
Gambling raid exposes European style game and clashes
In Canton several men face gambling charges after a street game at Tuscarawas Street. Joe Bunch is fined for interfering, while others receive fines or releases. Pete Magris pleads not guilty to shooting with intent to wound during a disturbance at the Kominos operation. The article details the Baibunti game rules and house take, noting cross‑ethnic participation and a high daily take during peak times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence Jefferson
Joe Bunch
Pappas
Costa
Jefferson
Pete Magris
Tuscarawas
Magris
Jerry Spiros
Kominos
John Saffran
Jim
Jerry Kominos
Tuscarawas St E
Pete Magras
Baibanti
Tuscarawagat E
Nick
Spiros
Comon
Auto Stolen From 3rd Street Scene
Clancy Ashcarn reports his Studebaker touring car with license 764 937 stolen from 3rd St SE between Walnut and Market Avenues S. He lists address 1237 Arnold Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy Ashcarn
Arnold Av
Studebaker
3Rd St SE
Walnut Av
Market Av S
Attitude on Loans Shapes European Debt Settlement
The Department of State seeks early settlement of foreign debts with the United States while New York bankers refrain from pressuring loans. The plan emphasizes French and British debt settlements, budget payments on war debts, budget balancing, and currency stabilization to attract American capital and ease European transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Department of State
Congress
France
United States
Great Britain
Miller TS Held for Grand Jury
Homer Miller of Garfield was bound over to the Stark county grand jury on $1500 bond after arraignment on statutory charges by Isabel Funk a 14 year old Alliance girl. He pleaded not guilty to one charge and held on $500 bond then pleaded guilty to another statute offense and was bound over on $1000 bond. Miller is a married man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Homer Miller
Garfield
Stark County Grand Jury
Isabel Funk
Miller
M. C. Moore
Harvest Home Day Observance at Church of Christ
Elaborate preparations are under way for Harvest Home Day at the Church of Christ Serri ng on October 24. The church auditorium will be decorated in autumn colors and the choir will provide special music. Rev D P Shafer will deliver morning and evening sermons on harvest lessons and the end of summer. Bible school opens the services with an early start and the orchestra will perform before class. Record attendance is expected if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serring
Church of Christ
D. P. Shafer
Addresses on Program Today for Alumnae
The Ohio chapter of the International Confederation of Catholic Alumnae held a second day with three addresses by Father Mulcaire Notre Dame University Father Graham St Johns Parish and Father Stuber. A pontifical mass by Bishop Joseph Schrembs at St Johns church drew interest. A wreath at McKinleys tomb by Beatrice DeCorps highlighted Sunday events along with a luncheon at Congress Lake club and a Courtland hotel banquet. Prominent delegates including Mrs W M Duane and others discussed federation work while several colleges and academies such as Mount Marie Canton Mount Saint Joseph Saint Ursula Cincinnati Notre Dame Cincinnati and Toledo attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
International Confederation of Catholic Alumnae
Father Michael Mulcaire
Notre Dame University
E. P. Graham
St. John's Parish
Father A. B. Stuber
Father Mulcaire
Father Graham
Father Stuber
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
St. John's Church
McKinley
Beatrice DeCorps
Mount Marie
Congress Lake Club
Courtland Hotel
Confederation
W. M. Duane
Ohio Branch
Loretta Evans
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
G. C. Snee
J. Stitzig
Alice Banker
Toledo
Emma Hansenstad
Dayton
Auditor
Canton
Mount Saint Joseph
Mount Saint Vincent
Mercy
Our Lady's Summitt
Sacred Heart
Springs’ Institute
Saint Ursula
Catholi Girls
Holy Name
St. Agnes
St. Agnes High School, Our Lady Lourdes
Saint Joseph's
Ursulines
Notre Dame de Namur
Reading
St. Aloysies
New
Notre Dame
Ursuline of Brown Co
St. Martins
St. Ursula
Tiffin
St. Ursuline
Youngstown
Massillon Plans Armistice Day Observance
Massillon Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association announce a cooperative Armistice Day on November 11. At 11 a.m. industries will pause for five minutes while whistles blow then resume work. Flags will be displayed for the American Legion parade at 6:30 p.m. Merchants and manufacturers are urged to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Chamber of Commerce
Massillon Merchants’ Association
American Legion
Legion
Wooster Doctor J J Beer Dies As Family Hides News
Mrs Dorcas Reece widow of Paul Reece Cleveland attorney and daughter of the late Dr J J Beer Wooster is unaware of her father's death while fears from a critical condition after childbirth and the infant's burial in Bucyrus. Funeral services for Dr Beers were held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Dorcas Reece
Paul Reece
Cleveland
J. J. Beer
Reece
Bucyrus
P H C to Initiate Large Class in Massillon Meeting
Massillon Oct 24 The Men s degree team of the P H C will initiate a large class of candidates at a meeting November 5 A large number of members attended a fence held Thursday evening Masquerades of all kinds filled Fifteen applications were approved at a short meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Moose to Stage Fall Show in Massillon
The second annual Moose Folles show comes to Massillon October 29 and 30. The program features home talent and is expected to attract a large local audience with lively acts and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilon
Death notices H P Schwartz dies suddenly at 41
Harry P. Schwartz fore man at Sharpe Motor Co died suddenly at his home 223 Chicago pl SW Saturday morning after noting he felt well moments before. Survived by wife son and daughter, both of the home, father Julius Schwartz of Euclid, six sisters and one brother. Funeral announcements will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Schwartz
Sharpe Motor Co
Chicago Pl
Baptist Church of
Euclid
Ohio
Canton
Paul Wilhelm
Louis Schaffer
Frank Andrews
Carl Beckley
Catherine Schwartz
Arthur Schwartz
Cleveland
Ernest A Marsh Dies At Home In Canton
Ernest A Marsh 59 of 861 Broad Ave NW Canton died at his home Friday evening from complications. He headed Time Lock and Inspection at Desbold Safe and Lock Co and belonged to multiple Masonic and fraternal groups. Survived by widow Adeline and daughter Mrs. Gordon C. Curry. Funeral Monday at two with Rev Wilson and Masonic Lodge escort to Westlawn burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Marsh
Broad Av
Canton
Marsh
Time Lock and Inspection Department
Desbold Safe and Lock Co
McKinley Lodge
A. M
Nazir Grotto
Scottish Rites
Knights Templar
Medina Shrine of
Chicago
Adeline Marsh
Gordon C. Curry
Wilson
Masonic Lodge
Westlawn
Mother of Six Children Dies in Canton
Mrs. Clarence C. Hartsong 29 of North Canton died at Aultman hospital Friday. Survived by husband six children Herbert Royal Margaret Dorothy Gene Eleanor mother Eliza Lantzer one brother Benjamin Lantzer three sisters Mary Humbert Mrs Walter Handsen North Industry and Mrs Chester Wolford MacDonaldsville. Funeral Sunday at home 2:30 and 3 at Reformed church North Canton burial Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Hartsong
North Canton
Aultman Hospital
Herbert
Royal
Margaret
Dorothy
Gene
Eleanor
Eliza Lantzer
Benjamin Lantzer
Mary Humbert
Walter Handsunh
North Industry
Chester Wolford
MacDonaldsville
Reformed Church
Zion Cemetery
Mrs Myrtle Davis Dies After Complication
Mrs Myrtle Davis aged 47 wife of Henson Davis of 181 Wertzay NW died early Friday from complications. Survived by husband, son Charles Davis, sister Mrs U S Rea of Bureau Illinois, brother H A Brownfield of Denver, and half brother Linus Ogan of Columbus. Body at Maughman Funeral Establishment awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Davis
Henson Davis
Wertzay NW
Charles Davis
U. S. Rea
Bureau, Ill
H. A. Brownfield
Denver
Linus Ogan
Columbus
Maughman
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Personage Obituary Notice
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Taylor, aged, is listed in a regional obituary notice with confirmation of her name and age. The snippet notes her as a residential figure in the community and records her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs Taylor Dies During Canton Visit in Canonsburg
Mrs. Taylor of Canonsburg Pa died at the home of her daughter Mrs C W Beal during a Canton visit. She leaves husband Alonzo Taylor and daughter Mrs C W Beal. Funeral home is Whitticar's. arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Beal
9Th St
Taylor
Canonsburg
Canton
Alonzo Taylor
Whitticar
Deaths in Youngstown Stroke Claims E E B Flaugher
Mr and Mrs Will Arment of 316 6th street NE mourn the death of E E B Flaugher from apoplexy. Flaugher died early Thursday morning. Mrs Flaugher is Mrs Arment's sister. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at the hotel in Youngstown 279 Norwood Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Arment
6Th St
Youngstown
E. E B. Flaugher
John H Feldkamp Dies At 43 In Alliance
John H Feldkamp 43 of Alliance died at 2 AM at his home 516 E Garwood Ave Survived by widow mother Mrs G M Enwright of Pittsburgh brother J G Feldkamp of Chicago sister Miss Eleanor A Feldkamp of Pittsburgh Funeral services will be the home Sunday afternoon and the body will be taken to Pittsburgh for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
John H. Feldkamp
E. Garwood Avenue
G. M. Enwright
Pittsburgh
J. G. Feldkamp
Chicago
Eleanor A. Feldkamp
Abner D Miller of Wooster Dies After Stroke
Abner D Miller 71 lifelong Wooster resident died Thursday at 1 45 a m at his brother Lorenzo Ds home in Fair Oaks Pa after a stroke of paralysis two weeks visit this was his third stroke He was foreman of painters for the Pennsylvania R R in this area active Wooster fire department member He is survived by his wife two grandchildren a daughter and a son plus siblings Lorenzo Harry Frank Ida Marchand Clara Cornwell J W Lonsburg M J Boost Ella Greenwald Dora Stevens Funeral services will be held here Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Abner D'Miller
Lorenzo D’miller
Fair Oaks
Mr. D'Miller
Pennsylvania R. A
Old Wooster
D'Miller
A. C. Campbell
Walter D'Miller
Pittsburgh
Lorenzo
Harry
Frank
Joliet, Ill
Ida Marchand
Clara Cornwell
Tacoma
Washington
J. W. Lonsburg
Detroit
M. J. Boost
Kansas City
Ella Greenwald
Dora Stevens
James B Purdy Dies Here At 69 In Killbuck
James B Purdy a leading Killbuck businessman died at Mount Vernon sanitorium at age 69. He headed Killbuck Sand and Gravel Co and built up a large operation with his sons. He is survived by wife one daughter Mrs Rose Ling and six sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
James B. Purdy
Killbuck
Mount Vernon
Oak Hill
Purdy
Killbuck Sand and Gravel Co
Rose Ling
Ernest and
Lee Purdy
Orrville
W. W. Purdy
Mansfield
Do. W. Purdy
Florence Brink
Lucy Clow
Lena McClure
Lillie Mohr
D. Mellor
Clark
Glenmont
Frank
Noble
Dan
Funeral for James Connors Held in St. Anne's Church
Funeral services for James Connors of Se bring were conducted at St. Anne's Church by Rev. Powers. Interment followed at Grandview Cemetery. Friends viewed the body at the William Moosyman undertaking parlors on Thursday and Friday evenings. Connors had no living relatives.
Harrison W. Coe 83 dies in Massillon
Harrison W. Coe 83 of Massillon dies at his daughter Mrs Mil ton Lash 312 Maplest Friday night. A Civil War veteran he served in Company B 108th Pennsylvania Infantry as a musician from 1861 to 1865. Survived by daughter Mrs J F Harding of Butler Pa and four grandchildren. Short funeral Sunday 4 p m at the residence Rev P E Sercit officiating. Burial Monday Parker's Landing Annesville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Harrison W. Coe
Milton Lash
Maplest
Coe
108Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania Infantry
New Berrie
N. C
Lash
J. F
Stark County Bar Members Hold Meeting at Hotel Northern
Stark County bar members convened a dinner meeting to launch a winter plan for constructive local bar work. A committee led by Sam George H. Clark reviewed the constitution and fees, recommending thorough membership investigations and no fault found with the charter. Speakers included Judge Frank M. Cleveland, Judge Robert H. Day, and Judge Robert S. Shields urging cooperation with state and national bars and noting courts’ rapid workloads. The next dinner is scheduled for early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Mpop
Northern
Mittee
Presient W
Ter S. Ruff
Pelation
Acress Mit
Sam George H. Clark
Clark
Toto
Frank M. Clevencer
Wilmington
American Law Institute
Washington, D. C
Robert H. Day
State Supreme Court
Rober S. Shields
Court of Appeals
Judge Day
Mare
Judge Shields
Arrival of Big Gun Delayed for Crosscountry Trip
The large gun scheduled to pass through Alliance on its Aberdeen Md to Pt McArthur Cal route will not reach the city before noon Sunday due to crowds. Alliance Officers Reserve will host the reception for the weapon crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Aberdeen
Pt. McArthur
Cal
Pittsburgh
Orovilla
Mount Union to Face Wooster in Key Clash
Several hundred Mount Union college students and Alliance residents plan to travel to Wooster for the big game against the Wooster eleven. Most will drive autos, with tickets on sale at the college and Ellett's Cigar store and a large block reserved for the Alliance delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allianced
Mount Union College
Alliance Citizens
Wooster
Mount Union
Wooster Eleven
Alliance
Wayne County
Ellett’s Cigar Store
Local Car Collision Involving Stain and Jackson on Fulton and Seventh
Drivers C R Stain of 911 Fulton rd NW and J R Jackson of 2222 7th st NW collided Saturday morning at the Fulton road and Seventh street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Stain
Fulton Rd NW
J. R. Jackson
7Th St NW
Fulton Rd
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Brotherhood of Christian Youth
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Morning Post
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MsClintock
Stark Ce
Coolidge
Home Control
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Moose
H. P. Schwartz
Sharpe Motor Company
Ernest Marsh
Diebold
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Abner 'D’ Miller
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