Brumbaugh Brothers Accused of Hoarding Flour
Hartville Atwater Homes case involved Chappell of the Food Administration accusing H P Brumbaugh of Atwater and his brother of hoarding 175 pounds of flour. A $50 fine and other penalties were agreed, with flour and sugar turned to the Stark Administration for war effort. The investigation centered on August 8 rules, and Brumbaugh admitted possession. The matter noted the involvement of three family members and two workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Lawment Division
Fed- 4 Administration
H. P.ugh
Atwater
United States
Ombaugh
Hartville
Mem
Starkco
Brumbaugh St Water
Ugh
Hed Cross
Portage-co
Stark-co
Brumbaugh
Isaac Brumbaugh
Stark
Old Reliable Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh Fare and Specials
Weather notes for Ohio Fair and a list of meat specials at the Old Reliable Meat Market next to the Orpheum. Prices include boiling meat 22c, pot roast 26c, chuck roast 28c, rib roast 30c, veal roast 32 and 34c, veal stew 28 and 30c, pork shoulder 30c, lamb cuts 25c to 38c, and hickory smoked varieties. Also promotes wholesale and fresh poultry offerings under license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Canton to Race for Honor Flag in Bond Drive
Canton joins national effort to win a Liberty Loan honor flag by meeting a 10 percent ownership rate from the 1910 census. Purchasers receive a window emblem and a Fourth Liberty Loan button, with rural boxes and organizations earning emblems as subscriber percentages rise. Drive opens September 29 with local committee distributing large emblem supplies.
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Canton
Canton Liberty Loan Committee
Central Loan Committee
Fourth Federal Reserve District
Cleveland
Fourth
Liberty Loan
Drive
Employers Will File Exemption Claims Now
A Canton meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in Court Room No 1 of the county courthouse will bring together representatives from every industrial plant. George H Clark chairman of the north draft board will explain the federal draft administration stance on industrial exemption claims and how to obtain deferred classification for essential employees. The change requires the employer to file exemption claims for draft age workers rather than the registrant. The north board reports questionnaires mailed Wednesday are already returning with about 400 sent and the first return from the north district completed before noon. The south board began mailing Thursday to cover the remaining 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George H. Clark
North Draft Board
Federal Draft Administration
Clark
North Board
Robert Harvey Moreland
15Th-St NE
North District
South Board
Push Past Hindenburg Line beyond
British advances net over 10 000 prisoners and push the line forward. They shift a mile from Epehy as French forces cooperate to encircle St Quentin and take many prisoners. French shelling secures the west Chemin Des Dames while Moeuvres is retaken. Several German assaults near Sancy fail to relieve pressure.
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Epehy
St. Quentin
Chemin Des Dames
Moeuvres
Sancy
Americans Plead To Be Allowed To Enter Germany
United Press dispatch from the Metz front reports American troops eager to push into Germany after their St Mihiel success. They capture a German regimental band, take prisoners with minimal fighting, and report looted German gear amid armored trenches and field hospitals run by Salvation Army and Y M C A workers.
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Germany
Frank J. Taylor
United Press State
Metz
St. Mihiel Salient
Hindenburg Line
Salvation Army
Montsec
New Player Piano Ads at Kenny's Piano Dept Fourth Floor
Classified notice lists New Player pianos with easy terms. Upright used piano $100 with $5 down and $5 monthly. Lindacher's advertises goldfish. Another New Player piano $450 with easy terms. Dance events at Bogies Hall with Norwood's Orchestra on Tue Thu Sat.
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Kenny
Norwood
Kenny’s
Eagles’ Hall
Sat
Canton Directory Deadline Seeks Entries for Next Edition
The next Canton Telephone Directory closes September 21, 1918. Applications for service must be made on or before this date to have a name appear in the next directory. The Ohio State Telephone Co announces the deadline and urges potential subscribers to submit details.
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Canton
Ohio State Telephone Co
Two Men Fatally Burned In Plant Blast
Frank Medley and Calvin Dobbins, both 35 and from Zanesville, employed by The Landor Co. contractors, were burned in a blast at The Central Power Co. bus structure. They were taken to hospitals with severe burns and little hope of recovery. They were preparing to excavate when a sheet iron panel fell amid a short circuit.
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Frank Medley
Rootav NE
Calvin Dobbins
Zanesville
Landor Co
Central Power Co
Franco British Make Gains Under Strong Resistance
Paris dispatch reports French troops captured Esigny-Le-Grand, four miles south of St Quentin, with the war office announcing the gain as British forces recaptured Mouvres seven miles west of Cambrai. Haig said fighting continues in the sector with local engagements elsewhere as British lines were advanced a mile in the Lempire Epehy area despite heavy artillery.
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St. Quentin
Haig
Mouvres
Cambrai
Lompire-L
Paris
U. P
Esigny-Le-Grand
War Office
London
U PL
Lempire- Epehy
le Catelet
Haig Takes 10,000 Huns In Two Days
London dispatch reports intense fighting along the Cambrai to St. Quentin front as British forces press a series of attacks and counter attacks in bad weather, with early indications of favorable progress.
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Haig
London
U. P
Cambrai
St. Quentin
Pershing Praises British For Courage and Unity
London telegram from General Pershing to Field Marshal Haig expresses deep appreciation for the British veteran army. He notes their heroic conduct on many fields inspires the American forces and pledges continued alliance until world peace is assured.
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London
U. P
Vfield
Marshal Haig
Pershing
British and French Counter Blows Stiffen Casualty Toll
French and British forces press counterattacks amid high casualties. Prisoners taken since Wednesday exceed 10 000. French operations widen the British right flank near St Quentin. British forces move into Lake Dorain area with Greek units aiding, as Bulgarians retreat through the Cernay valley, and 15 villages fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Quentin
Benay
Lake Dorain
Cernay
Haig Advances as British Press Offensive in France
British forces reclaim outposts along the Hindenburg line between Cambrai and St Quentin. They push to secure positions near Bony and Leeacletal while Australian troops advance further in the sector. German counterattacks grow in intensity as lines shift under heavy artillery support.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
France
Hindenburg Line
Cambrai
St. Quentin
Bony
Leeatelet
St. Quentin Canal
Drives Of Allies Cut Hun Reserves
Diminishing German fighting strength is shown by American headquarters data. Germany reportedly holds eighty seven divisions in reserve near Metz with about a million men, plus three Austrian divisions. Thirteen of the 87 have rested over a month, twenty more rested three months, and several divisions are totally rested including three first class and six second class units.
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Fred S$. Ferguson
United Press
Metz
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