Invisible trade flows in great volume abroad
Washington reports a rising invisible exchange in 1925 with large outflows for freight, tourism, remittances, and charity abroad. Estimated deficits range from 1.2 to 1.7 billion dollars, while inbounds from foreign payments and shipping total about 800 million, signaling a heavy U.S. balance against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy J.C. Noyle
Canton Daily News
Washington
United States
Thesetema
America
Europe
Dominion
Rabbi Latz reviews conference results at temple
Rabbi Latz returns from the Jubilee Conference of American Rabbis in Cincinnati honoring Hebrew Union College founder Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise. He will review conference discussions at the Sabbath service on Friday at 8 at McKinley Ave Temple with the choir directed by Mrs. Latz performing traditional music and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Latz
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Isaac Mayer Wise
McKinley Avy Temple
Temple
Latz
Karas Pleads Not Guilty in Crabbe Act Case
John Karas of 229 Rexary SE pleaded not guilty in criminal court on Thursday. Police allege he dumped illicit liquor in a sink during a raid on his home.
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John Karas
Rexary SE
Crabbe
Karas
Witch Will Attend Party At Molly Stark Club
The Halloween party hosted by the Molly Stark club at 421 Market features a witch with broom and gypsy card readings. A grand costume contest with prizes for unique male and female outfits and a couple, plus dancing to an orchestra, with 50 cents admission.
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Theble
Molly Stark
the Witch
Molly Stark Club
Elfins and Goblins Set for Moonlight Gardens Event
Halloween party and Mardi Gras planned at Moonlight Gardens Friday evening hosted by the Molly Stark Club. Free Charleston dance instruction from 8 to 8 30 by H W Perry and wife with Ned Auburn Jack Blue and Arthur Murray noted as peers. Prizes for best display of dance and costumes with Howard's Melody Lads providing music.
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Moonlight Gardens
Molly Stark
H. W. Perry
Perry
New York
Ned Auburn
Jack Blue
Arthur Murray
Roseland
Cinderella Howard
Melody Lads
Mitchell trial echoes debate over military discipline and law
In a heated session, defense counsel Reid challenges the court martial's reach, arguing no law covers Mitchell's statements and likening punitive proceedings to lynching a truth teller. Moreland cites military rulings while noting Coolidge’s Annapolis speech on officer latitude.
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Moreland
Mitchell
Representative Reid
Col
Reid
Col Moreland
Coolidge
Annapolis
Defense
Realtors Hear Attorney Talk At Board Meeting
Canton Real Estate Board members heard William I Hart of Alliance discuss legal phases of real estate practice and Charlea A Kolp spoke on Ohio Conference on City Planning. The meeting covered local permit actions including 11 building permits totaling about 18860 and several garage and dwelling projects with estimated costs.
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Hart
Lloyd HH. Rhodes
Dunn to Speak at Richville Rally Day Service
Rev. O W Dunn field representative of Mount Union college will be main speaker at the Rally Day service at Richville Church at 1 30 on Saturday afternoon Nov 1 Music by the church choir orchestra and by the Trinity Reformed church quartet of Canton Smoketown and Sherman churches join Richville in the rally No Sunday services at Sherman Smoketown to hold regular Sunday school and Christian Endeavor program A Halloween social and supper will be held at Richville Saturday evening Oct 31 in the school house and the usual Thursday evening service will be held the next week
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O. W. Dunn
Mount Union College
Richville
Trinity Reformed Church of
Canton
Smoketown
Sherman
Christian Endeavor
Armistice Day plans discussed by Massillon groups
A Massillon meeting will gather representatives of the American Legion and civic leaders in the chamber of commerce offices Friday morning to map activities for Armistice Day.
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Massillon
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Postmistress Named for Shane’sville After Everhart Death
Oct 29 report states Tuscarawas Republican committee confirms Edna Shie will be appointed postmistress at Shane’sville, succeeding Blanche Everhart who died. Shie has served as acting postmistress since Everhart’s death.
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Dover
Tuscarawasca Republican Executive Committee
Edna Shie
Shanesville
Blanche Everhart
Shie
Everhart
Death Notice Mrs Ella M Dennis 45
Mrs Ella M Dennis aged 45 of 1262 18th St NW died of pneumonia at home. She was a member of First United Presbyterian Church and Eastern Star Kenton. Survived by husband Ray H Dennis daughter Dorothy son Donald four sisters two brothers. Funeral Friday at nine at home with Rev Hilderbrand. body sent to Kenton for Saturday services and burial.
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Ella M. Dennis
First United Presbyterian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Kenton
Ray H. Dennis
Dorothy
Donald
Mra. M. B. Carter
Indianapolis
Ind
Mra
WW. Han
Philadelphia
W. T. Grahaan
Columbus
A. B. Weatherill
Kentona
R. D. Snodgrate
Manchester
Hilderbrand
Funeral services for Mrs Nora Hiurst announced
Funeral services for Mrs Nora Hiurst aged at home 2618 4th Street NW will be held Saturday afternoon at two o clock with Rev P H Welshimer officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Nora Hiurst
4Th St
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Samuel Phillips dies at 82 in Canton area home
Samuel Phillips aged 82 died at his daughter Anna Clemmins home 622 Patterson Plan at noon Wednesday. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Phillips two sons R B Phillips of Cleveland and George Phillips of Canton two daughters Anna Clemmins of Canton and Winifred Phillips of Philadelphia. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at the home with Rev W H Longsworth officiating. Burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Phillips
Anna Clemmins
Patterson Plan
Elizabeth Phillips
R. B. Phillipa
Cleveland
George Phillipa
Canton
Winifred Phillips
Philadelphia
W. H. Longsworth
Forest Hill Cemetery
Youth Struck by Auto Injured In Massillon
Ocille Wadian of Boyds Corners suffered a bad gash on the back of the head after jumping in front of a truck driven by William Neisely Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to the city hospital. Earlier, Jens Miller and Ralph Snodgrass collided in a separate incident at Duncan and Tremont streets, with damage to bumper and axle. Mrs H Hughes in Miller’s car was cut by windshield glass but not seriously hurt.
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Massillon
Ocille Wadian
Boyd's Corners
William Neisely
Young Wadian
Jens Miller
East Greenville
Ralph Snodgrass
Greenst
Duncan and
Tremont Sts
H. Hughes
Miller
James
Miss Timken Leads Popularity Contest in Canton
Miss Hazel Brown representing Miss Timken Roller Rearing Co. leads with 20 010 votes in Canton K of C popularity contest. Miss Metz with 7 200 votes for Miss Cowsgill a stands second, Mike Bidenhar for East Ohio Gas Co. with 6 500 third, and Mapleton Clay Products with 6 360 fourth. Contest ends Saturday at 9 p m with ballot box to five judges from Canton business community.
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Miss Timken Roller Rearing Co
Hazel Brown
Hela
Canton
K. of C
Courtland Hotel
Cowsgill
Ray J. Bour
Bour
Unclear OCR List of Names and Booleans
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple company names and person entries with numbers and misspelled surnames. It appears as a catalog or roster line with entries like The Timken Co Miss Brown 20010 and Canton Car Miss Ungashick 3300, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Man Charged With Reckless Driving For Sign Violations
Paul Wines of 141 Fawcett St NW was charged in criminal court Thursday with reckless driving after police allege he ignored every stop sign on 12th Street NW from Market Avenue to Fulton Road. He reportedly drove at 35 to 40 mph and was fined $50 plus costs.
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Paul Wines
Fawcett St NW
12Th St NW
Market Av
Fulton Rd
Veterans Plan Minstrel Show in Massillon
Massillon veterans announce committees for the American Legion Minstrel Show to be staged November 10 and 11 at the high school auditorium. Edward J. Johns chairs the show with the ticket committee led by Walter Gross and Homer Johns. proceeds will pay off the legion home debt.
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Massillon
American Legion
Post
Walter Gross
William McConnell
Walter Clark
Edward T. Vogt
Homer M. Johns
Terry W. Brown
Edwin Gates
Charles Larson
Homer Zink
Edward Manly
Perry Kuhn
Massillon Court Hears Racially Charged Liquor Case
In Massillon Police Court Howard, a colored man, was found guilty of possessing intoxicants by unlawful sale and fined £250. A raid last week on a proprietress named Sarah and several others led to arrests. Names including Paul Sarahhuk, John Rosea, and Andy were discharged at trial on a charge of assault and battery before Judy Kaley.
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Massillon
Howard
Chat
Sarah
Paul Sarhauk
John Rosea
Andy
Judy —_ Kaley
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Paumier
Richman Bros. Co
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19Th
M. J. Heintz
Rosa Ritz
Harmont
W. J. Portman
John J. Fesler
Daleford
Ee M. Meadow
Dueber Av
9Th St
Lester Goodman
William Smith
11Th St
Dover Pl
Greenfield
M. F. Frank
Renkert
Frank
H. C. Plattenburg
First National Bank
17Th St
The
Home Construction Co
Dunn
Miss Timken
Troy Laundry
Schafer
Cowgill’s
Miss Metz
Donalds
Pennzelle
Miss Stephan
the Timken Co
Miss Brown
Eril Etling
Miss Luckner
United Alley
Miss Dawson
Metzpith Brick
Misa Conley
Gallagher
East Ohio Gas
Bidenharn
Canton Car
Ungashick
Centri Ives Bnk
Donze
Frantz-Royer
Quinan
Veterans Plan Minstrel Show
Charleston
Danny Dugan
Catheryn Byrne
Roy Waltz
Vaudevil
Marie
Russell
Vaudeville
Comedienne
Robettas & Deagan
Arthur Devou
Brooks & Smith
Yceum
Swarts
S. M. Swarts
Ball
Major Swarts
Curtis
East Ohio Gas Co
Public Utilities Committee of Council
Ernst
French
Hafer
Harter
Heyne
Homan
Mitzel
Oliver
Roberts
Snyder
Stansberry
Burkhardt
Drakenbrod
Chas. M. Ball
Republican City Committee
B.S. W. Holliday
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