Bomb warnings sweep northeastern cities
Federal state and city police join a nationwide probe into anonymous letters threatening simultaneous bomb attacks on city halls mills banks and key targets. Messages sent from New York warn Boston Fall River and New Bedford officials that retaliation will follow perceived corruption.
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Boston
Deral
Newford
Fall River
Aaks
Mills
J. H. Kay
Joseph Kenney
Bristol Co
Ils
New Bedford
D Mills
Kay
Ayor Ashley
Petasso
United States
Five Men Penalized in Wal Hall Free Fight Case
Five men connected to a free fall fight on September 16 at Wal av and Second St SE were found guilty of disturbing the peace in a police court session. John Murphy paid a $50 fine and was sentenced to 30 days in the work house. M Finn and Thomas A were fined $25 each, while D Joachin and O E Davis received 30 days in the work house.
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Wal“av
Second St SE
Ohn Murphy
Sand
M. Finn
Thomas
Joachin
E. Davis
Weather and local notices from Oblo area
Foggy night and cloudy forecast with a low around sixty five and a high near eighty. Local ads list cotton seed meal prices and a poultry feed plant schedule, plus a piano ad and a clothing store promotion. A church event at Congregational church features a talk on Eng Nations with no admission charge.
Man Allegedly Used Wife as Punching Bag in Divorce Suit
Dorothy Dillon accuses Jack Dillon of frequent beating and using her as sparring partner against her will. She says he bragged of prize fighting, battered her, tore clothing she bought before marriage, and failed to provide. She seeks divorce, alimony, and custody of a minor. Attorneys Webb Turner and Herbruck represent her.
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Jack Dillon
Tuscarawasst W
Dorothy
Webber, Turner & Herbruck
Canton Charter Commission Eyes Public Input Next Tuesday
Canton officials and interested citizens will be invited to share views on a city charter next Tuesday, as the commission seeks guidance on government form. Judge Pontius urges six months to draft, with funds requested for 1000 dollars to cover secretarial costs and printing.
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Canton
Charter Commission
Hubert. Pontius
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Zanesville
Loren FE. Squers
Pontius
FE. J. Landor
Landor
Fred Marpe
Common Pleas Court
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Souers
No Coal Famine Declared for Canton Fall and Winter
George Williams, on behalf of a local special committee, announced there will be no coal famine in Canton this fall and winter. He based the finding on talks with the federal district coal commit tee in Cleveland and Canton Retail Coal Dealers Association members in council chambers. He said there is no imminent danger and expects no trouble soon.
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Canton
George Williams
Williams
Federal Coal Committee
Cleveland
Canton Retail Coal Dealer's Association
Council
Robbers Take Plenty of Smokes in Local Burglary
Burglars forced a rear door Tuesday night into Thomas Sheabanm’s store at 510 Mahon Ingrd NE stealing 5 000 cigars and 9 000 cigarettes. Police and detectives investigate alongside other daytime thefts in Rexay NE and surrounding area. A. B. Platt reported a break in at 1134 Rexay NE taking silverware. Residents report suspicious loiterers and multiple home entries in Rexay and Houselay SE with lockets rings and keys missing.
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Thomas Sheabanm
Thomas and Shannon
Mahoning Rd
Wogley
A. B. Platt
Rexay NE
FE. W. Johnson
Island Elberta peaches last car at Island market
Just received another car of Island Elberta peaches praised for flavor and quality. This is the final supply as the variety nears ending. Peaches in three sizes priced from 1.75 to 3.00 cash and carry with no delivery service. Car location near W and LE by 6th St NE east side Canton Lumber Co. J H Keyser. Also Maple Crest Butter, infants wear, and baby store items advertised.
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W. and
6Th St NE
Canton Lumber Co
J. H. Keyser
A Daily Letter From Home Subscribes After Move
Mr E P Miller recently moved from Canton to Waynesboro Virginia writes I am sending my check for a years subscription to your paper Since I left Canton I find I can not do without The News The Canton Daily and Sunday News will be mailed one year to any address for five dollars Send it to some relative
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E. P. Miller
Canton
Waynesboro
Canton Daily and Sunday News
Night school needs teachers under Americanization plan
The board of education extends evening school work and seeks more teachers. Superintendent Wolson Hawkins and Ruth Reynolds will hold a 4 o’clock Thursday meeting at Central High to explain plans and requirements for applicants, including day school teachers. Canton Court of Honor No. 824 holds a Sept 24 meeting with a box social and music by Werner's orchestra.
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Board of Education
Wolson Hawkins
Canton Court of Honor
Werner
Mulderie
The
Supreme Court
August dance events and sales advertise local venues
Local ads list nightly dances at Dancing Eagles Hall with Mack's Orchestra and Moose Hall Thursday and Saturday. Also promotions for eye glasses at Bryan Bros Harris Arcade, Damson Plums and German Prunes arrival at Canton Markets, noon lunch at Wathers Restaurant, and uniforms at Margaret's Noonday and Queen Make Brand products.
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Canton Markets Co
Walnut-av
Ind-st
Walnutay
Sadm SE
Adv
Canton
Canton Stores Embrace Salesmanship Classes
The Canton Chamber of Commerce hosts salesmanship classes led by Miss Hellen Ramedell with government instruction. A large group of clerks from city stores attends as the fourth class begins on the second day at 8 30 a m. The program aims to teach fundamental selling skills across the local retail sector.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hellen Ramedell
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State agrees to advance funds for Stark County road work
The state highway commission will advance 25000 for immediate improvement of a 1.5 mile Alliance Minerva road and may aid paving of all main intercounty roads in Stark next year. Surveyor Sickafoose is ordered to survey all roads for spring construction while county seeks 410000 in state aid to cover 20 000 per mile for the program.
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State Highway Commission
Minervard
Booth
Columbus
State Department
Sickafoose
Alliance-Minerva
Autumn Home Furnishings Sale at Mahaffeys
Mahaffeys offers one fourth off living room and dining room suites and one third off all odd furniture pieces. Bryan Bros and Harris Arcade advertise silver ware sales as well. Mrs Gibson speaks at Congregational Church tomorrow evening with free admission. Dr Theo J Phillips returns to resume practice September 22 1920.
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Mahaffey
Theo. J. Phillips
George Herman Testifies About Kiss Bandit Wife in Divorce Case
George Herman testified before Judge Day that his wife Mary Hermann was a kiss bandit who demanded a kiss at gunpoint after she filed for divorce. He claimed he hid a revolver, denied stealing hunting dogs, and described other alleged spousal tensions, with judge taking the case under advisement.
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George Herman
Mary Herman
Herman
Democratic rally foe league in Canton led by Ida Gibson
Mrs Ida McGlone Gibson national speaker for the Democratic party travels from Paris where she followed the league of nations to Canton. She will speak at Thursday evening’s First Congregational church addressing the issue as patriotic not political and arguing America cannot scrap the league. The report notes support from many nations and mentions Senator Johnson’s Sacramento remarks and ongoing controversy over league articles. Also listed are local market items and ads for living models at the Alhambra theater and shop notices.
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Warren Harding
League of Nations
America
League
Ida McGlone Gibson
Democratic Party
Paris
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Harding
Gibson
Canton
Edward Koch
Eichteenthst NW
First Congregational Church
Mre Gibson
Warding
All America
President Wilson
Johnson
Sacramento
Cal
Mreibson
Butter available at Bates Arcade Market this week
Advert says Maple Crest Butter can be bought at Bates Arcade Market and nowhere else this week at 62nd Street.
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Maple Crest
Bates’ Arcade
Mrs Gibson to Speak at Congregational Church Talk
Mrs Gibson, a renowned newspaper woman, will deliver an address at the Congregational Church on Thursday evening. The event is advertised as both interesting and instructive, with details appearing in the local notice.
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Mre. Gibson
America
Congregational Church
W.tusac
Advy
County Fair Opens With Crowd At Canton
Stark County fair draws a large opening day crowd of about ten thousand by noon with expectations to double by evening. Visitors arrive by car and ox cart, touring agricultural exhibits in the horticultural hall while families, mothers and children explore tents, wicker chairs, and baby play areas on the green grounds.
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Grangves
Spe
Hand tooled purses on sale at Arthur's Leather Shop
Local ads promote new styles of hand tooled purses at bargain prices from $1.98 to $14.90 at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N. Adv. Also notices for Knights of Pythias meeting and church announcements appear in the page.
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Arthur’s Leather Shop
N.adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
Marketav N
Hurricane Poses Threat Along Gulf Coast
Reports from Gulf coast ports indicate ships seek safe harbors as a hurricane approaches from the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters warn of a tropical storm vortex centered near New Orleans with barometric drops and rising tides.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Gulf Coast
Florida Keys
Texas Lagoon
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Gulf
Hurricane strikes New Orleans coast causes multiple deaths
Wireless dispatch reports a hurricane of considerable intensity hitting New Orleans and along the Louisiana Mississippi coast. One man is killed and widespread damage is described as heavy though not yet fully assessed. Weather authorities warn of continuing danger from the storm.
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New Orleans
New Oreleans
Louisiana and
Misssissippi
Cathon Named as Delegate to Prison Conference
Sheriff Milo Cathon received from Governor Cox an appointment as a delegate to the 80th annual prison conference in Columbia October 14 to 19. Leading prison and reformatory officials from across the country will attend. Cathon has not decided whether he can attend.
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Milo Cathon
Cox
Columbia
Cathon
Boy Loses Privileges After Robbery Lie
Bowne Doughton a 16 year old, must be home by 10 pm for two years after admitting a false tale of being robbed in an auto to justify late outings. The local court noted the deception and imposed the curfew as punishment.
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Columbus
Bowne Doughton
Young Doughton
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Margaret's Chocolate
Ke LA Nman
Ms. Star
Modern School of
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Lia McGlone Gibson
Tomor Righ
City Association
Barrowmite Water Softeners
Ohio Dry Goods Co
Harris Arcade
Dancing Eagles
Mack
Bryan Bros
Strand Norwoods-Moots Orchestra
Queen Make
Canton Dry Goods Co
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Marketav S&s
Ady
Moose Hall
Moose
Department
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Stark Co
Canton-New Franklin
Osnaburg
County
Canal Fulton
Navarre-Berliard
Navarre
Richville
Alliance-Minervard
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Death Corner
Portageco
Mra. Gibson
North Industry Rd
Andewspaper
Senator Johnson
Red Cross
Wilson's
Canton Marketa Co
Watnutav
iInd-st BE
Alhambra
Homer-Miller Co
Ada
Big Ben
Harris Aricade
Aady
Starkce Fair
Canton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A. BE. Limbach
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Strand Theater
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Washington
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Mexico
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Galveston
Cor Christi
Kim
Neel
Ohio
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Ind
Worman
Piret
Ion Free Adv
Damien Plume
Ierman Prunes
Can Fos Markets Co
Carner Waloutar BG
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Letherman-Gehman Ca
Shriners
Catton
Clevel Land
Shriners Club
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