Impossible To Live Apart Die Together In Italian Pact
Count Goffredo Gaetani and Baroness Waldessen Ruegers died in a joint suicide in Sorrento after a secret romance. The two were found in the count's apartment with a note saying they could not live apart and wished to be buried together. The count had been wounded at the front and had moved to the hotel Tramontana for recovery.
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Sorrento
Italy
Goffredo Gaetani
Alpini
Waldessen Reugers
Quirinal
Count
Baroness
Trentino
Tramontana
Labor Day Celebration Draws Massive Canton Crowd
Labor Day in Canton drew thousands as special trains ferried crowds to Meyers Lake and city amusements. Six thousand watched a boxing match at League Park while Gov. Frank Willis spoke at the sixth C M B A reunion. tens of thousands joined from several counties for a day of sports, bathing and entertainment.
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Canton
Meyers Lake
League Park
Stark
Summit
Portage
Wayne
Columbiana
Frank Willis
Canton C. L. A
Many Lose Coin in Rush to Get Cars for Home
Police report a busy Monday holiday with 30 to 40 arrests. The spread includes pocketbook robberies at Meyers lake two hold ups a cutting affray burglaries and numerous fights. One victim Harry Weisbacher was robbed of a gold watch worth 15. another man John Grim lost 2.25. A Cleveland man George Nickel reported pocket thefts after boarding a lake car.
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Meyers Lake
Harry Weisbacher
Smith
Tuscarawas
Newton-ay
Shorbay
Welsbacher
John Grim
Depot St
Salem
Grim
Cherry-av SE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Enrollment Near 10 000 In City Schools With New Dental Clinic
Nearly 10 000 children registered in the city’s elementary and high schools as classes prepared to start. Half day sessions will begin at several schools to handle overflow while a dental clinic at McKinley school opens with Drs Gruber and McGlashan supervising and a medical insurance program led by Dr Smock with nurse Miss Greenough. Eight deaf pupils enroll in a new school led by Miss Carrie Jones to teach lip reading and integration with regular classes.
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Central High
East Fourth
Hartford
Woodland
Supt. Baxter
Central High School
Canton School
McKinley School
Max Gruber
J. W. McGlashan
J. B. Smock
Annetta Greenough
Carrie Jones
Columbus
Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported Across Ohio Cities
Acute situation as Akron and Cleveland along with other Ohio cities report near epidemics of infantile paralysis with rising numbers and health officials warning the public.
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Akron
Cleveland
Ohio Cities
Paralysis Facts And Symptoms From Early Health Notice
Acute illness brings drowsiness head ache and sometimes vomiting and back and leg pains. Constipation and sometimes diarrhoea feverish and semi comatose state. Children fall over in play unable to move loss of use of body parts. Prevention keep children away from dis ease keep bowels and system in good condition spray nose and throat call a physician if summer complaint continues.
Infantile paralysis crisis grips Canton with rising cases
Two deaths and twenty six new poliomyelitis cases raise alarms in Canton as health authorities implement quarantine and preventive measures. The Board of Health records cases since July amid ongoing efforts to curb spread.
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Canton
Board of Health
Willis declines to discuss Hay during Canton visit
Gov. Willis acknowledged he may remove state liquor board members Hay and M. M. Rose if investigations show involvement in the McDermott bill referendum. Investigators will report soon, while Willis maintains no personal or political bias in the matter. McCulloch and Wise pressed for Hay’s help but he declined.
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Roscoe McCulloch
J. J. Wise
James F. Hay
Stark Co
State Liquor Board
McDermott
Gov. Willis
Canton
Willis
Hay
M. M. Rose
Marietta
State Board
McCulloch
Wise
Columbus
Willis backs eight hour day at Meyers Lake
Governor Willis addressed the C L A celebration at Meyers Lake on Monday afternoon. He set aside national issues and emphasized the nobility of toil and a universal eight hour day. More than 3000 people heard the speech with strong applause as he opened with remarks about labor recreation and relief from labor.
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Willis
Meyers Lake
Mexico
O. M. Patterson
Ohio
Senator Wise Invoked Labor Pride During speech
Senator J. J. Wise of Massillon interrupted Governor Willis as he spoke about labor and national prosperity. The governor praised toil as the foundation of civilization and urged reverence for honest work. The item also notes piano lessons offer and a free painting demonstration at Art Craft Studio.
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J. J. Wise
Massillon
Willis
Wise
Jake
Prescott
Detroit, Mich
Harris Btd
Ady
Weather Forecast Summary From Fragmented OCR
The readable portion notes partly cloudy conditions with showers tonight and Wednesday and little temperature change. Some lines show temperatures around 60s and 80s with scattered digits. Overall details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged text.
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Arch Aloe
Adss
Masonic Notice and Local Dance Advertisements
Masonic notice for Canton Lodge No. 60 F and A M announces a special communications with M M degree conferred this Tuesday at 7 o clock. J D Wetmore W M and C E Norris Secy advertise. Also Dance Dance Dance ads for Empire hall on Thursday September 9 in Louisville Ohio with 7 9 10 Auditorium dancing and pictures 5 cents. Dannemiller's Royal Blend coffee ad notes its flavor.
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Canton Lodge
No. 60
J. D. Wetmore
W. M
C. E. Norris
Empire Hall
Louisville
Seismic Disturbance Felt Across Centers Sees Strong Quake
Seismographs at St Louis University Observatory report a violent volcanic disturbance about 2850 miles northwest. Fr Odenbach of St Ignatius College notes Cleveland’s instrument registered the strongest quake yet, likely centering in Mexico or Central America with main shock at 8 35 p m.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University Observatory
Here
Cleveland
Fr. Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Mexico
Central America
Falls From Car and Dies Later From Injuries
Peter Cost a 23 year old Greek of 1904 Carnahanay SE died at Mercy hospital from injuries after falling from a street car at Mahoningrd and 11th NE. Coroner Douds planned an inquest, suspecting homicide after reports he was pushed. Witnesses and an investigation were coordinated, with cause listed as brain hemorrhage and possible skull fracture.
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Peter Cost
Twentythree
Carnahanay SE
Mercy Hospital
Mahoningrd
11Th-St NE
Douds
Cost
George Orphan
Blecker
Orphan
Dan Scanlon
Akron
W. H. Weaver
Paquelet
Berlin Reports and Sinking Liner News
The U-27 submarine reportedly sank a small British cruiser west of the Hebrides around August 10 and is believed lost. The British liner Dictator, 4116 tons, was torpedoed and sunk with crew saved. U.S. officials discuss the Hesperian sinking with partial details and inconclusive proof of torpedoing.
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Berlin
Admiralty
Hebrides Islands
Scotland
Bulletin
London
Lloyd's
Liverpool
South American
Tax rate hikes hit most districts in county
The budget commission report released Tuesday shows universal tax rate increases across the county. Canton city and the school district will reveal rates later. Most large subdivisions face tighter funding while smaller districts with low rates receive full requests. Alliance raises from 13.8 to 14.1 mills, Massillon cuts from 12.7 to 12.2 to comply with the Smith one percent law. Alliance sought 147,263.20 dollars.
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Budget Commission
Canton City
Alliance
Massillon
Smith One Per Cent Law Alliance
German Sub Runs Out of Supplies Returns to Base
Carl Frank List narrates his eleven day imprisonment aboard U-39 after being taken from a Norwegian vessel. He describes life inside the submarine as it sank eleven ships and reached Helgoland before Allied help guided him home via Ambassador Gerard.
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Washington
Lansing
Frost
Queenstown
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Allan Line
Francia J. Dallas
Buffalo
Barney McMillan
Grand Rapids
Carl Frank List
Helgoland
Gerard
America
International
Henry Reuterdahl
List
Hiim
Irish Sea
Inside a German U-39 Submarine Aboard 1915
Carl Frank List recounts life aboard the U-39 during a wartime voyage. He notes crew camaraderie and discipline, compares small sub crews to larger ships, and recalls the sinking of a French schooner Hirondelle with a St Bernard casualty. The piece ends as torpedo tubes fire and a continuation is promised.
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Star Co
Peaches Coming By Car Load At Bargain Prices
J H Keyser announces a forthcoming car load of peaches with reasonable prices. Interested buyers should call the Bell phone number 806, Stark 806 X Adyv, for details.
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J. H. Keyser
Tuscaranasst
Canton Chamber Leader Praises Local Newspapers
L. E. Deuble secretary of the Canton Chamber of Commerce writes to Canton Taily News thanking editors for editorial support on Canton’s tuberculosis fatalities. He urges every resident to back the Chamber and spread good news, praising The News as a first citizen in boosting community spirit.
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Canton Taily News
Ohio
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Deuble
Canton Chamber of Commerce
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LABOR
The
Canton Motor Car Co
Advi
T. R. McDonald
Maketav N. Stark
Bell
Paul Allen
G. W. Stoner
E. Stark
Lake
Jacob
Bertha McCord Knisely
Advt
Dannemiller
Europe
Royal Blend Coffee
Will
Hesperian
Ting
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