Bonus Bill Dies in Senate After House Over Veto
Washington dispatch reports the House passed the soldiers bonus bill over President Harding's veto, but the measure is seen as doomed in the Senate where opposition is stronger. Key figures include American Legion leaders and Senators Watson and Harrison, with talks of new bonus legislation in the next session.
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Washington
Harding
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Friends
American Legionia
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
France
Fordney-McCumber
Lneup
Probonus
James B. Watson
Indiana
New Jersey
Democratic Pro
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Weather Forecast for Ohio Delivers Showers and Cooling
The Weather page notes showers this afternoon and tonight with cooler temperatures overnight. Thursday will be partly cloudy after a wet spell. Temperature readings from 9 p.m. yesterday and 4 a.m. today are recorded, highlighting a shift toward cooler air.
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Ohio
Evening School Register Tonight at McKinley High
Evening school registration is set for tonight at McKinley High School for all classes. The notice urges enrollment and outlines available courses and schedule options.
Poultry sale at Max Cooper Grocery and Meat Market
Ad notes a large stock of chickens with prices 22 cents for yearlings and 25 cents for young birds. Sale runs Thursday and Friday ends Friday September 22 at 4 pm for a holiday closure. Market reopens Monday September 25 at 602 Mahoning Rd NE under Bell 814 State 1113.
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Max Cooper Grocery and Meat Market
Mahoning Rd
Bell
State
Evanston Couple Binds Longtime Sweethearts in 1922 Marriage
Mrs. Ella H. Ellis, 73, of Evanston, and Edward F. Fox, 76, of Albany, Oregon, presented a marriage license in Evanston after a romance begun at Wheaton College in 1868. They became engaged then but separated as Fox pursued studies at the University of Michigan before reuniting.
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Chicago
Evanston
Ella H. Ellis
Edward F. Fox
Albany
Ore
Wheaton College
Fox
University of Michigan
City to complete 86 inch water main in two years
The 86 inch water main, started at the northeast reservoir and running through Market area to Cleveland, is to connect with a Tuscarawas Street main by Saturday. It will boost city pressure to 46 pounds in tall buildings and 76 pounds in streets, part of a water improvement program funded by a 2.4 million dollar bond issue. Next, 20 inch and 14 inch mains will replace 6 inch lines in the southwest and southeast.
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L. B. Ohliger
Obliger
Market Ay
Clevelanday
Tuscarawasst
Labor Agent Is Fined $100 Here
The first prosecution under a new ordinance requiring labor solicitors to obtain a permit to take laborers out of the county resulted in A. G. Salsgiver pleading guilty. He was fined $100 and costs in Criminal Judge Bowman's court. Police indicated more prosecutions would follow as detectives pursued solicitors who arrived this week without permits.
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Bowman
A. G. Salsgiver
Indiana Steel Company
Tax rates fixed by county budget commission
County officials completed all district tax rates and will send them to the state tax commission in Columbus for inspection. The board will not announce the new rates until state approval is received.
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Budget Board
County Budget Commission
State Tax Commission
Columbus
Auto Club to Sue for Street Repairs
The Canton Automobile Club will sue the city of Canton to compel repair of Clevelanday NW between Third and Fourth streets where digging for the Cal Burn building damaged the road. Secretary Charles W. Flory says officials were told repairs were impossible due to a torn up opposite side for a large water main.
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Canton Automobile Club
Joseph L Floyd
Canton
Clevelanday
Third
Fourth-sts
Charles W. Flory
Nursery Stock For Sale At Walter W Vail
Nursery stock of all kinds offered for sale by Walter W Vail at 1218 Broadway NW. Contact Bell 5325 or State 4504 J for details.
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Walter W. Vail’s
Broadway NW
Telephone Bell
State
Evening School Register Tonight at McKinley High
McKinley High hosts the Evening School Register with all classes listed for tonight. Advy notes programs available and schedules for attendees.
Why Should I Cry Over You Victrola Record Ad
A brief advert for the Victrola record Why Should I Cry Over You from K H Z Co located on the first floor rear balcony with promotional copy.
Canton Mayor Calls for Statewide Fight on Phone Rates
Canton Mayor Curtis advocates a united Ohio city effort to oppose a new rate schedule proposed by Ohio Bell Telephone. He says the plan would create a monopoly and hinder rate reductions, urging city officials to join in a common protest before the Public Utilities Commission. He argues that independent efforts would fail and cites potential high costs for expert reviews.
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Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Curtis
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Memorial Board Elects New Members in Canton
Warren W. Fairbanks and Senator David A. Reed head the slate chosen for the McKinley Memorial association board at a Canton meeting. Jerome Zerby and George Frease join in place of deceased or retiring officials. Attending were Justice Day and Ambassador Herrick among others. Harding sent word he could not attend.
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Warren W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Jerome B. Zerby
Cleveland
George B. Frease
Canton
McKinley Memorial Association
First Trust & Savings Bank
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Myron T. Herrick
Harding
Detroit
Charles W. Fairbanks
Reed
Philander C. Knox
Zerby
Frease
Gary
Baltimore
Robert L. Lowry
Atlanta
Lowry
Curtis
McKinley Monument
H. H. Timken
Ambassador Herrick
McKinley High Evening School Sees Fast Registration
More than six hundred people enrolled in the McKinley High evening public school during the first three days. The machine shop, electrical, accountant, and other industrial classes show heavy interest while Americanization classes fill quickly. Evening classes begin next week.
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McKinley High School
C. E. Littell
Slayings at Haunted New Jersey Farm House Spark Theory
Police close in on the double murder of Rev. Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Fleanor Mills in the Phillips homestead near New Brunswick. A pistol and a bullet marked handkerchief were found between the bodies and the house is under guard as investigators weigh a trysting scheme and telephoned alibis.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine
Fleanor Mills
Phillips Homestead
Somerset County
Philips
Mills
Beekman
Harry McCabe
Milla
Hall
Joseph 8S. Porter
Willie’ Stevens
Double Track in NE End Mistake
A. C. Biinn of the Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co told Canton Real Estate board and city officials the proposed Gibbs ave NE line faced a repeat mistake from two years ago when a double streetcar track was deemed impractical due to street widths. He warned subdivisions need wider streets and cautioned against extensions that hurt overall earnings while noting buses cannot replace streetcars for high capacity routes.
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A. C. Biinn
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton Real Estate Board
Filks’ Club
Canton
Blinn
Gibba-ay
Gibbs-ay
13Thst
a_ street railway
Brinn
Gibbsov
Herma Menth to Broadcast Radio Concert for Daily News
Viennese pianist Herma Menth, famed for vibrant personality and acclaimed playing, will perform Thursday night for WWB Radio of the Daily News. She has played for President Harding and in Europe, and looks forward to reaching thousands via the microphone after past broadcasts for WJZ and Bedloe’s Island.
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Herma Menth
WWB
Daily News
Herma Meath
Harding
White House
Europe
Paris
Vienna
London
Berlin
United States
WJZ
Newark
Bedloe's Island
Sale of Silver Tableware Wm. Rogers at Large Price Cut
William Rogers La Franc pattern tableware is offered at big reductions in a Wednesday sale advertisement from Kenny's.
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Rogers
Wed. Kenny’s
Adv
Grotto Members Report at Masonic Temple Parade
Grotto members meet at the Masonic temple for a minstrel parade briefing at 12 noon on Thursday. Advised attendees to arrive early and check schedule for parade details.
Baby Savings Bank Offer at First Trust & Savings
A banking advertisement invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with $1 or more at First Trust and Savings. It offers a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby's savings as a promotional keepsake.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Wanted Rooms During K of P Convention
Fersons having rooms to let during the K of P convention please call State 3134 or Bell 2990.
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Fersons
Get Thin to Music Reducing Records Ad
Victor reducing records offered by K H Z Co for $3 per set. Located on the first floor rear balcony as an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
K-H-Z Co
McKinley High Hosts Evening School Registration
Register tonight at McKinley High School for all evening school classes. Evening session enrollment welcomes students seeking after school coursework and continuing education.
Nazir Grotto Minstrel Parade Attention Notice
Prophets report at the Masonic temple for Nazir Grotto minstrel parade at 12 noon Thursday. Adv.
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Masonic Temple
Wallace Dancing School Event and Rail Fare Ad
Dancing under the auspices Federated Shop crafts at Wallace Dancing School 421 Market ar N on Wednesday September 20 1922. Adv $2 08 Cleveland and Return $2 08 via W I E Ry every Saturday and Sunday good returning until Sunday night Adv.
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Federated Shop Crafts
Wallace Dancing School
Market Ar N
Cleveland
Rogers' Silverware Sale on Gale at Reduced Prices
Ad notes $8,000 worth Rogers silverware offered at Kenny's Wednesday with gale conditions. Limited stock and marked down prices highlight the event as a special sale announced in the paper.
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Rogers
Gale
Kenny’s
Ady
Dance Event by Canton Turner Club at Canton Music Hall
A dance is scheduled by the Canton Turner club at the Canton Music Hall on September 23. The event invites members and the public to enjoy music and social dancing in the community venue.
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Canton
Turner Club
Canton Music Hall
Baby’s First Photograph Free Offer at Courtney’s Studio
A local ad promotes a free baby photograph with a Baby’s savings account opening of $1 or more at The First Trust and Savings Bank. The offer includes a baby book to record milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Lutheran Ministers Favor Fermented Wine Session in Cleveland
Lutheran ministers from Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Buffalo and other cities in session here record support for fermented wine in the sacrament despite Concordian Theological Seminary at St Louis endorsing unfermented wine. Sessions continue through the day with ministers voting on the issue.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Concordian Theological Seminary
St. Louis
New Probation Officer Appointed in Alliance
Ed M. Jones Jr. assumes duties as probation officer for Stark County Juvenile Court in Alliance, replacing Ted Evans who resigned to return to college. Jones previously worked in the post office and with an Alliance bank, and will devote full time to juvenile court work.
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Ed M. Jones, Jr
Aliance
Stark Co
Ted Evans
Jones
Post Office
Alliance Bank
Auto injures boy on Seventh Street SE
Six year old Richard Schrader was lightly injured when struck by a car driven by Dan Haller on Seventh Street SE as he ran from the sidewalk into the roadway while playing with other children. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Richard Schrader
Seventh-st BE
Dan Haller
Dueberavy
Seventh-st SE
Schrader
Steamer Calvin Austin Loses Rudder Near Cape Cod
The Calvin Austin bound from New York to Boston lost its rudder early today in the Cape Cod canal. Tugs rushed to assist as about 300 passengers remained aboard. The steamer is reported not in danger.
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Boston
Calvin Austin
New York
Cape Cod Canal
Kenny's Sells Wm Rogers Silverware at Big Reduction
Wm Rogers silverware valued at 3000 dollars goes on sale Wednesday at Kenny's with large price cut.
Grogean's Orchestra at Fagie's Dance Hall
News brief for Tuscaloosa early 20th century entertainment page announces Grogean's Original Orchestra at Fagie's Dance Hall in Tuscaloosa E on Thursday September 21 with dancing every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights under advertisement.
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Grogean
Fagie
Palace of Progress Expo in Cleveland Ad Offer
Round trip fare to the Palace of Progress Expo in Cleveland is $3.12 via W and IL BE rail. Tickets available for travel from September 22 to 28 with advance notice.
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Cleveland
BE. Ry
Satisfaction Guaranteed in Arcade Millinery Ad Boosts Orders
Persistent arcade millinery shop advertises guaranteed satisfaction with in store order work and Harris Building location on the first floor.
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Harris Bldg
Adv
Peace prospects rise as Kemal to answer British note
Athens reports Greece reorganizing Thrace army amid mutinies and reservist calls. British foreign office rejects Turkish demand to occupy Thrace and signals possible negotiations and a Paris peace conference to replace the Serres treaty.
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Athens
Greece
London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Europa
Permisson
Hagtrington
Fiast
Harrington
Bigha
Foreign Office
Kemal
Lloyd George
Downing St. Athens
Constantine
Angora
Francea
Paris
Serres
Rome
Asia Minor
Sues To Recover Sugar Seized In Liquor Raids
Harry Bouklias sues in common pleas court against Mayor C. C. Curtis Police Chief S A Lengel and Patrolman Homer Moore to replevin 180 bags of sugar a dozen jugs an automobile and other property seized after a Cherry avenue SE distillery raid. He argues the goods were taken from a property other than the one where the suit was found and held without authority. Attorneys Frank N Sweitzer and Thomas B Leahy represent him.
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Harry Book
Common Pleas Court
C. C. Curtis
S. A. Lengel
Homer Moore
Cherry-av SE
Bouklias
Frank N. Sweitzer
Thomas B. Leahy
Velour Hat Sale Highlight at Arcade Millinery
Special prices on velour hats promoted by Arcade Millinery located in the Harris Building on the first floor. Advertisement notes a sale event likely targeting shoppers seeking fashionable headwear.
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Harris Bldg
Gloves Sale At Arthurs Market Center Ady
Suede and cape skin gloves offered for men and women in all colors sizes and shades. Men's and women's pairs priced at 1.85 dollars. Women’s 1.95 dollars. Located at Arthurs' 204 Market North Ady.
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Arthurs
Special sale at Raebel and Son Quality Flowers
Raebel and Son Quality Flowers at 227 2nd St NW advertise a special sale all week with fern and non fern ferneries, to include items listed as state 1105 Beil 4503 and other garden selections.
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Raebel & Son
2Nd-St
Three Specials Victrola Records Advertised
Three Specials Victrola records listed for sale by K H Z Co on the first floor rear balcony. Titles include Why Should I Cry Over You Im Just Wild About Harry and The French Trot. Ad reads Hear them.
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Victrola Records
Harry
K-H-Z
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