Cox Campaign Tour In Idaho Faces Voice Strain
Governor Cox stages outdoor talks in Boise and Catelle Idaho ahead of Salt Lake City stop and a Mormon Temple appearance. Physicians urge rest but Cox vows to press on with speeches on the League of Nations and Irish question. Audience reacts to his front porch critique of the campaign and emphasis on world affairs.
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Salt Lake
Ireland
Cox
Squire
League of Nations
League Council
Govern Cox
Iding
League
Germany
Jury Convicts Man in Forgery Case Amid Joke Claim
La zar Lagi told Judge Hubert Co. Pontius the act was only a joke during a common pleas court trial Tuesday. The jury, after about 45 minutes of deliberation, found Lagi guilty of forgery for taking George Velain's bank book and securing 250 dollars from a local bank.
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Lazar Lagi
Hubert Co. Pontius
Common Pleas
Lagi
George Velain
Memorial Association Trustees Meet at McKinley Tomb
The McKinley National Memorial Association trustees met at the federal building chamber of Justice William R. Day to review preservation matters and the memorial’s condition. After the session they visited the tomb near West Lawn Cemetery and dined at Judge Ralph Ambler’s Bentbrook home in North Canton.
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President McKinley
National Memorial
Ralph Ambler
Bentbrook
North Cantonra
The
McKinley National Memorial Association
William R. Day
Federal Building
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Atlee Pomerene
George RB. Cortelyou
H. van Buren Magonigle
Austin Lynch
R. Shields
Henry W. Harter
Oliver Reagan
New York
James K. Lynch
Westlawn Cemtery
Ambler Home
Prohibition Officers Address National Dry Conference
Washington September 15 Prohibition Commissioner Kramer speaks at the Anti-Saloon League national conference. The event gathers dry workers from all states in a war council to plan electing a congress and president favoring strict Volstead Act enforcement. Other speakers include J A White A J Finch C O Jones E S Shumaker and Atticus Webb.
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Washington
Kramer
The
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
J. A. White
Ohio
A. J. Finch
Colorado
C. O. Jones
Georgia
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana
Atticus Webb
Texas
Curtain Rise Marks Canton Fall Exposition Night Preview
Canton prepares a grand fall exposition with window displays across stores. Aeroplanes promote the event as judges from Halle Bros. Taylor Store and May Co. plan prizes of 25 dollars for top windows and 10 dollars for seconds. Slogan letters hidden in windows form a contest clue with 25 cash or a half hour aeroplane ride as top prize. Exposition runs through Saturday night with late viewing until midnight.
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Canton
Salem
Uhrichsville
Cleveland
J. O’brien
Halle Bros. Co
Paul Bartsch
Taylor Store
P. A. McAbee
The
May Co
Leon Sherrick
Motorcyclist Struck by Train Injures Leg
Kovats, an employee of Republic Ping and Enameling Co., was crossing tracks on Navarre Street SW when a northbound train struck his motorcycle. He suffered a fractured leg above the ankle and was taken to Aultman hospital.
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Kovats
More
Ohio
The
Republic Ping and Enameling Co
Navarrerd
Aultman Hospital
Weather forecast and evening classes notice
Tecast indicates thunder this afternoon or tonight in east and central areas, with Thursday fair and cooler. Temperature expected to fall, while evening classes are being organized at Actual Business College.
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Business College
Special Matinee and Jewel Play At Auditorium Tonight
Special children's matinee Saturday at the auditorium features Marguerite Clark in Seven Swans and a Fatty Arbuckle comedy with children 1c and adults 20c. Jewel presents Borrowed Clothes at the Liberty tonight. Peaches and Bartlett pears arrive on the car at $2 and up and $3.35 respectively. Car located on W and L BE Bixt east side of Canton Lumber Co. J H Keyser. Register Tonight Canton Actual night school.
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Marguerite Clark
Fatty Arbuckle
W. & L. BE. Bixtet
Canton Lumber Co
J. H. Keyser
Auditorium
Margaret Clark
Japan May Quit League If Denied Racial Equality
Paris dispatch notes that Japan plans to press the racial equality clause at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva on November 15, offering to withdraw if denied. Tokyo has reserved large Geneva accommodations and may send Viscount Ishii to lead talks as three official delegates and 62 additional representatives prepare to attend.
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Paris
General Assembly
League of Nations
Geneva
Wilson
Japan
League Assembly
League
Viscount Ishii
Fiume
Shantung
Howell's Pals Shot in a Toledo Gun Fight
Cowboy Hill and Archie Dennison, associates of Dick Howell sentenced to death for the Canton homicide, were shot by Toledo police in a running gun battle Tuesday night. Dennison died. Hill was wounded and hospitalized. Authorities say the incident largely ends Howell's gang, save for Joe Burton, still at large. A $6000 reward was set for the pair dead or alive. Howell denied knowledge of their whereabouts while in jail.
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Cowboy Hill
Archie Dennison
Dick Howell
Anthony Skotnicky
Canton
Toledo
Dennison
Hill
Howell
Ohio
Cathon
Joe Burton
Odd Doings Of People On The Move And Mischief
In New York a stranger's baggage arouses David Rosen to help carry it. the bag hides alcohol and he is arrested. In Denver policeman Phearsis wounds his hand chasing a thief. In Alameda a pajama youth asks a cop the town name and jokes about joining a college fraternity. In Des Moines notarary L B Gunderman certifies a 16 foot corn stalk. At Liberty Theater a jewel production titled Borrowed Clothes is advertised.
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Denver
R. A. Phearsis
Phearals
Alameda
Cal
Des Moines
L. B. Gunderman
Cillisea
Iowa
W. C. Broaddus
County Contest Ended in Stark County Schools
Eight Stark County supervisory board members petitioned to relieve county pupils from the annual musical contest. The county board of education met Tuesday and voted to discontinue the contest, recommending community songs concerts and other musical programs instead.
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Supervisors of Music of
Stark Co
County Board of Education
Fourth of Fund Pledged in YWCA Drive Progress
The YWCA campaign reports 12772.96 raised on day two, totaling 12556.21 over two days toward a 50000 goal. Teams led by Mrs. Harvey Miller and Miss Mary Martin show strong daily totals while cafeteria and industry contributions add to the overall sum. The campaign aims to close within the week with a two year budget target of 50900.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Association
W. E. Bridge
First Baptist Church
Harvey Miller
Mary Martin
Canton
A. C. Brant
B. W. Stevens
Chas. Upham
Chas
Industries
Clean Sweep Closes All Dice Games and Baseball Pools
Police chief Gauchat orders a citywide shutdown of all dice games and baseball pools. On Wednesday morning inspectors found no dice tables at cigar counters, and unused tickets were burned along with those spent in the last exchange Tuesday night. Officials call it one of the quickest, most thorough cleanups in the city.
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Gauchat
Butterfield theater fire rescuer dies in Danville
Theo dore Butterfield aged 174 died of apoplexy in Danville after fame for rescuing women and children in the Iroquois theater fire in Chicago. The notice runs ads for noon lunch at Walker's Restaurant 112 Piedmont Ave SE and promotes events at Auditorium and local shops with sales and charity tag day for the Visiting Nurse Society on Sept 18.
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Danville
Theodore Butterfield
Chicago
Visiting Nurse Society
Ady
Second Substation Planned To Improve Canton Post Office
The Canton post office receives word that Sub-station B on Dueber Ave SW will be built 30 by 62 feet, awarded to Victor Wickstein. Completion by January 1 1921 will station a clerk five assistants and ten carriers, easing central office congestion and saving $2900 annually in carfare.
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W. D. Caldwell
Washington
Dueberav
Navarrerd
14Th-St
Victor Wickstein
Canton Office
Postal Department
Mother Finds Son Hanging in Barn Near Louisville
Mrs. John Meese discovered her 21 year old son Raymond hanging from a beam in a barn behind their home on Meese road two miles northeast of Louisville at noon Wednesday. Neighbors helped cut him down, a note was not found and no motive is known. Raymond is survived by three sisters Lulu Florence and Gladys and one brother Clarence along with his mother and father.
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John Meese
Raymond
Meese
Louisville
Lulu
Florence
Gladys
Clarence
Raymond Meese
Senator Seeks State Aid in Teacher's Murder
Harlan Ky September 15 State Senator Howard Brock travels to Frankfort to obtain state support in solving the murder of Laura Parsons Pine Mountain school teacher attacked and killed near Harlan last Tuesday A clash unfolds between prison and county officials over investigation methods Sheriff H T Howard claims the killer is among 75 negro convicts at a nearby camp Prison officials defend their inmates as innocent while a grand jury may issue indictments today
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Harlan
Howard Brock
Frankfort
Laura Parsons
Pine Mountain
H. T. Howard
Sharon Center Robbers Foiled by Local Residents
Four young men attempting to blow the safe of Sharon Center Banking Co. were thwarted by neighbors after a loud explosion. They fled in a touring car without taking money from the bank in Sharon Center, about 12 miles away, as police investigated.
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Akron
Sharon Center Banking Co
Sharon Center
Golden Wedding Observed by Edward Price Couple in Canton
Mr and Mrs Edward Price celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday at home on High avenue SW with many friends calling. Price aged 77 and his Irish born wife 80 moved from Ireland to Canton after living in Mansfield Massillon. Elizabeth Alexander attended the wedding 50 years ago and Mercy Hospital staff sent cake to the celebration.
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Edward Price
John Price
Price
Columbus
Canton
Ireland
Massillon
Banatar Sherman
Mansfield
Washington
Mr. Price
Mrs. Price
Senator Sherman
Elizabeth Alexander
St NW
Mercy Hospital
Wadsworth Victory in New York Primary Returns
Albany N Y September 15 Republican and Democratic organization candidates swept New York state in the primary. Judge Nathan I Miller won the Republican gubernatorial nomination over Thompson by more than 120000 votes. James W Wadsworth Jr was renominated for US senator. Governor Alfred E Smith unopposed won the Democratic nomination to seek another term. Lieutenant Governor Harry C Walker defeated George Lunn and Tammany aspirant, about three to one.
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Albany
George KR. Lunn
Andi Tammany
Democrata
Pure Milk Co sued by stockholder in Mansfield
William Issaly, president of the Mansfield Pure Milk Co., has filed in common pleas court to compel Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co. officers to permit an inspection of the books. He claims ownership of 142 shares while the company refuses access to the records.
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Issaly
Mansfield Pure Milk Co
Common Pleas Court
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Man crushed to death as car skids near Columbus
William S Noble, 45, a furniture salesman from Owosso Michigan, died when his automobile skidded and rolled over on the national pike west of Columbus. His companion W E Golden, 43, of Rochester New York, also a salesman, is hospitalized with minor injuries. A wallet found on the scene is being identified and returned to the Standard Co office.
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Columbus
William S Noble
Owosso
Mich
National Pike
Here
W. E. Golden
Rochester
Alao & Furniture Salesman
West Tuse
Bedford Station
Mahaffeys Autumn Home Furnishing Sale Ad
Advertises a Mahaffeys Autumn Home Furnishing Sale offering one fourth off all living room dining room and bedroom suites and all metal beds with one third off all odd pieces of furniture. Ady.
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Mahaffey
Ady
Chicago braces for tense primary as armed guards patrol polls
In Chicago arresting fears of disorder as more than a half million voters head to the polls for a state and city primary. Sheriff Peters arms 6 000 deputies and 2 000 police guard polling places while Governor Lowden leads the regulars against Mayor Thompson and the Tammany faction supporting Len Small. Early reports show a heavy turnout as polls open at six this morning.
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Lowden
Chicago
Bite Ferest
Peters
Frank O. Lowden
John G. Og«lesby
Tammany
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Len Small
Downstate
Women Voters Urged to Vote to Help Children Welfare
Mrs A Opes probation officer for Tuscarawasco told Canton League of Women Voters that women who skip voting are slackers like draft evaders. She blamed parents for truancy and urged mother voters to use their suffrage to improve children’s welfare and fund school and recreation plans. Meetings are planned in school districts and parks for winter recreation and discussion.
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A. Opes
Newhiladelphia
Tuscarawasco
Canton League of Women Voters
Council
Opes
Starkee
League
J. M. Harmony
Alice Vignes
Ruth Reynolds
Anna John
The
Park Commission
Mra
HW. C. Mary
Dueberav SW
Bernice Streeby
Homer Blythe
Sixth-st NW
John Hahn
Hartforday SE
A. G. Sprentall
Woodlind-ay NW
O. F. Spitler
Worley-avy NW
Charles Staley
Clarendon-ay NW
Statewide Americanization Conference Planned for December
Columbus Ohio Sept 15 A statewide Americanization conference will be called in December by the Americanization committee of the legislature. Next general assembly members will be invited. Raymond Moley of the Cleveland foundation will prepare Americanization school texts.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Eye care ad urges value for lifelong sight
Ad from Bryan Bros at 2nd Floor Mariia Arcade Hidg. urges not to neglect eyes for a few dollars. Promotes affordable eye checks and the lifetime importance of clear vision.
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Bryan Bros
Mariia Arcade
Ady
Watch and Jewelry Repair Ad Offers War Savings
An old printed ad promotes watch and jewelry repair services at a Morris Arcade location. It touts lower prices and urges customers not to pay wartime prices, mentioning Tirvan Diros on the second floor.
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Prion
Tirvan Diros
Morris Arcade
Very special price on watches at Liberty Theater Arcade
Niyan Nirow promotes 25 17 22 jewel watches at Harrie Arcade Ride Ady. The sale occurs near Tumlett with a marked reduction presented by Zod floor Harrie.
Robbers Take Coat but Leave Pants in Youngstown Hold Up
Two men robbed William Jones on Cherry avenue SE near the Pennsylvania railroad crossing in Youngstown Tuesday night. They took his coat and $26, leaving his pants intact.
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William Jones
Youngstown
Cherryav SE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus rents under fire in Franklin county probe
In Columbus Franklin county fair price commission begins hearings on unjust rentals. Bessie L. Cisco, owner of rental property, is ordered to reduce rents forthwith or appear before the commission next Tuesday after an investigation found her rentals yield a gross income of 24.5 percent on taxation value.
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Columbus
Franklin Co Fair Price Commission
Bessie L. Cisco
Masonry fundraiser set with emblem sale event
Are You a Mason campaign promotes selling Masonic emblem rings charms and pins to raise funds. Bryan TIros at Harris Arena building hosts starting tomorrow with Rag collecting for Colonial Nursery. Ad notice. dancing Eagles Hall and Mack's Ore wheels ads listed across days.
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Bryan Tiros
Harris Arena
Ady
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