Gibson praises League of Nations at Democratic rally
Mrs Ida McGlone Gibson a noted newspaper woman and war worker urged support for Democrats in a First Congregational Church talk on the League of Nations and the party record. She cited the Federal Reserve Act and said Democrats stabilized finances while Republicans seek credit. John McSweeney spoke welcoming women voters.
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Ida MeGlone Gibson
Democratic Party
First Congregational Church
League
See
Elizabeth Hackett
Charles Krrchbaum
George Hackett
Witter
McSweeney
John McSweeney
Congress
Gibson
League of Nations
House of Goa
Borah
Harding
Eastern Ohio Miners Threaten Strike Over Stone Payment
About 15 000 miners in eastern Ohio face a strike after operators refused to reopen talks on pay for all stone removed. Operators push to follow the New York and Columbus agreements, demanding existing terms stay as is. Miners delivered an ultimatum to district officials stating they would strike unless compensated for all stone removed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
New York
Columbus
Harding Front Porch Campaign Ends Saturday
West Virginia Republicans hear Senator Warren G. Harding on his front porch in Marion Ohio as the front porch campaign closes the next day. Three thousand Harding Coolidge Traveling Men's League members from across the east and Midwest will flood Marion with special trains and events. Harding plans Ohio campaign stops in October with several dates set for speeches.
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Marion
West Virginia
Warren G. Harding
West
Harding
Ohio
Republicans Move Into Former Bank Space at Courtland Hotel
In Courtland hotel building the Republican headquarters replace the former bank, with marble counters and teller windows left intact. Campaign posters and portraits mingle with old banking artifacts as workers label a shift in use and public notices. A deposit-book incident highlights the blend of politics and profit in the new scene.
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Republican
Senate Campaign Fund
Drothers
G. Oo. P ‘Rs
Commercial and Vingl Bank
Courtland Hotel
Prediction notes hint at advances and insights
A brief fragment hints at forecasts or opinions about future events, mentioning names or terms like Pred and Walsers. It reads as an observational or speculative comment rather than a reported action with concrete details.
Canton YWCA Drive Reaches 50 000 Goal
Canton YWCA reports reaching its 50 000 budget goal for two years with many gifts and speeches. Industrial committee led by Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Hefelfman, aided by the Lions Club, boosted factory donations. Final totals to be announced Monday. Rev. Welshimer spoke on pep and toast to Mrs. Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Young Women's Christian Association
C. A. Irwin
FE. J. Heffelman
Lions‘ Club
W. P. English
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Calvin Ball
A. C. Brant
Young Women's Christian Association
Brant
Auto thefts hit Market and Stark County Fairgrounds
Two vehicles disappeared Thursday, the Oldsmobile of J G Hudson at 806 Garfield Ave SW and another car belonging to William A Yeagley of Sebring were reported stolen. Police say the new stolen auto department is investigating under Officer George Ritchey.
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J. G. Hudson
Garfieldav
William A. Yeagley
Sebring
Stark Co Fair Grounds
George Ritchey
Bergdoll Case Heads To Jury Friday In Draft Conspiracy
Mrs Emma C Bergdoll and five co defendants face a jury on conspiracy to aid her sons Erwin and Grover evade the draft The defendant testified she buried 105000 in gold in the Maryland mountains saying she distrusted banks and kept money for a rainy day She denied sending funds to the fugitives and said she urged the brothers to surrender with Romige’s help.
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Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Erwin
Grover
Bergdoll
Maryland
Romige
Amateur Brooklyn Car Bomb Found In Elevated Station
Close inspection of the Brooklyn bomb recovered at an elevated railway station shows it was likely built by a bungling amateur. The device held one stick of dynamite and used pipe cleaner fuses with no detonating cap, according to experts.
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New York
Brooklyn
Local ads and notices from Canton area businesss and residents
We Pay 5 Per Cent You should be one of our depositors The Canton Morris Plan Bank Adv Mahaffeys Autumen Home Purnish ing Sale One fourth of all living room suites all dining room Sullen all bedroom suites all metal beds And one third off all add pieces of furniture Adv Dr Theo J Phillips of 130 Yusc ot B has returned from abroad and will resume practice Sept 22 1920 Having purchased the Royer Grocery at sixth stand level and ay NW Rollie Schaub will be pleased to serve all old customers and a set of new ones Wil open Saturday morning Advy
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Adv
Mahaffeys Autumen
Theo. J. Phillips
Yuscot B
Royer
Rollie Schaub
Norning
Hoyer
Fifth
Cleveland
Rollte Mehauh
Laborer Injured at Metropolitan Plant Suffers Double Amputation
Adam Raben, 23, of Canton, formerly from Lincoln New Hampshire, died after injuries at the Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. plant. He was crushed by a machine wheel, underwent double leg amputation at Aultman hospital, and died shortly after the operation. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 PM from Arnold's funeral home with burial in Westlawn cemetery.
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Adam Raben
Imperial
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Aultman Hospital
Rateen
Metropolitan
Raien
Canton
Lincoln
N. H
Arnold
Westlawn
Body found of hunter Frank D. Strawn near New Philadelphia
Frank D. Strawn thirty five of 643 Prospector Southwest was found dead in the woods near New Philadelphia Friday morning. He had been visiting on the farm of his father in law Samuel Maughiman and went hunting Thursday. Death cause uncertain whether heart failure or accidental shooting. Strawn worked for Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
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Frank D. Strawn
New Philadelphia
J. E. Maughiman
Strawn
Samuel Maughiman
Canton
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Mercy Hospital Receives Large Donation Day Gifts
Mercy hospital welcomed many kinds of fruits vegetables and dry goods on the Annual Donation day and more than 500 dollars in monetary gifts. Donations began early Friday and by noon ample contributions had been received with afternoon expected to surpass the morning total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Out of Jail on Habeas Corpus Release of John Junker
John Junker freed from Cincinnati jail on habeas corpus after Stark County probate court warrant for non support. Bond set at $500 pending Thursday hearing. Arrest occurred on eve of his marriage. former wife who filed the charge is the ex spouse. Sheriff Cathon notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Junker
Cincinnati
Starkee Probate Court
Quarters Secured for Voting Places in Canton
The election board announces voting places are now based in all Canton precincts. A board representative inspects each site for good condition and minor repairs are underway at several locations.
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Canton
People's Musical Course Sells Reserve Seats at YMCA
A brief notice lists reserve seats for a People’s Musical Course at the YMCA with some season tickets remaining for sale. Also ads encourage early orders for pecan nut rolls with delivery or pickup options and a call to reserve.
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Adv
Learn To Dance lessons at Strand Theatre
Learn to dance waltz one step fox trot and two step in 12 one hour lessons five dollars taught by Sted Scheel of Dancing over Strand Theatre.
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Strand School of Dancing
Strand Theater
Ady
Sted
Scheel
Strand Theatre
Wrangel Forces Claim 10000 Bolsheviks Captured
Soviet dispatches report General Wrangel's forces claiming 10000 prisoners over six days in Crimea as Alexandrovsk falls to the western bank of the Dnieper. Polish fronts see heavy combat with 1100 Lithuanians captured along Muchavied river as stubborn fighting continues in Odelsk area.
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London
Wrangel
Crimean
Moscow
Alexandrovsk
Dneiper
Soviet War Office
Volkovysk
Prushany
Volatchisk
Muchawied
Odelskion
Leysue Accepts French Premiership with Ley as Foreign Affairs
Paris Sept 24 Georges Ley sues former minister of marine today accepted the premiership of the French cabinet. The president Millerand announced his appointment. Leysue will also act as minister of foreign affairs and is reported to make no changes in the present cabinet. The move surprised circles expecting Aristide Briand as the new president's choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges Leysues
Millerand
Leysues
Aristide Briand
Poet Declares Himself Premier in Fiume Cabinet
A Milan dispatch reports Gabriela D'Annunzio has proclaimed himself premier and foreign minister in the Fiume cabinet. The move signifies a bold assertion of leadership amid the local political scene.
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Paris
Gabriela D'Annunzio
Fiume
Foreign Office
Milan
Death notices from Canton area prompt community obituary notices
Obituary items report William M Sweaney seventy five of the Sweaney Home Bakery died from arterial sclerosis. Survivors include wife Margaret and five children. Funeral at 1 30 Sunday at 918 Sixth Street NE with burial in Sandyville. Other notices include Mrs Mary Gerber Mrs Anna Trump Mra Nancy Riley and William F Behren. Also mentions deaths in Canton and funeral arrangements.
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William MM. Sweaney
Irving
Sweaney
Sandyville
Canton
Cherry
Woodland
Margaret
Irvin I. Sweaney
Clyde Co. Sweaney
Wilbur R. Sweaney
Clementine Sw
Anna Trump
Waynesburg Rd
Jacob Trump
Ohio
Martin Luther Church
FE. D. Houtz
G. M. Schmucker
Rowland Cemetery
Nancy Riley
Alexander Riley
Robert W. Secariott
Blufford
Robert W. Scarrott
C. W. Kimmel
Pabetha
Kan
J. B. Riley
Elyria
W. V. Lappin
Homer T. Riley
Charles D. Riley
U S Stands Firm In Jap Mix Up
The State Department in negotiation with Ambassador Shidehara will keep the United States position in the Lansing Ishii agreement. Japan voluntarily undertakes to keep its citizens from coming to the United States. If talks fail to settle the California land-ownership dispute, Japan may seek Supreme Court recourse.
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Washington
State Department
Shidehara
Japan
United States
Department
California
Califor
Answers Filed by Defendants in Divorce Suits
Three divorce suit defendants filed answers and cross petitions Thursday afternoon to actions brought by their mates. Elva Sterling admits her husband’s charge of distasteful dress but says money denial forced it. he allegedly sought to rid her and took other women on trips. Edith King is accused of neglect and infidelity. Etta King is charged with neglect and improper conduct. Further notices invite securing advance seats at a YMCA event.
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Sterling
Walter S. Ruff
Cathon
Jackman
Dinkie Dan
Hartinggser Hawkins
Elva Sterling
Thomas Sterling
T. H. Leahy
Traveling Men's Day Speech to Travel Workers at Marton Senator
Tomorrow Saturday traveling men will hear Senator Harding speak at 2 pm. Canton delegation leaves by automobile at 5 30 am from Odd Fellows temple on Cleve land ay and Second SW. Everyone invited to attend with machines and friends. Office ad seeks a bookkeeper at Ohio Merchandise Co Second St SE State 416M. One Lyceum Confederation event set for Sept 25.
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Marton
Harding
Canton
Odd Fellows Temple
Cleveland-ay
Natlonue
Coolidge
MH. M. Greenwata
Canton Faces Higher Tax Rates in County Budget
Tax commission reports raise across most districts with two exceptions. Canton City sees rates at 21.9 mills in the Canton side and 22.5 mills in Pratt’s portion, up from last year. Total city and school funding adjusted, Alliance tops at 23.3 mills while Canton-to holds 8.2 mills.
Canton Tax Rate Changes and School Funding Impact
All county tax rates except two are increased. Canton overall tax levy rises from 1.8 million to 3 million dollars. Canton schools will receive all needed tax income for the first time in years. Canton City faces a shortfall of 388 thousand dollars from estimated needs. Canton taxpayers pay 21.99 dollars per thousand valuation, except inland side residents who pay 22.50.
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Canton
Canton City
Barr
Alliance
Washington ‘P
Canton-to
Wilmot Village
Wilmot
Britain Moves To End Irish Police Terror
London reports the government will end police terror in Ireland with swift action on tips from secret services. Arrests rose as security efforts increased. violence spiked with fires, killings, and clashes from Dublin to County Carlow amid Sinn Fein and military police confrontations.
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London
Ireland
Secret Service
Sinn Felnera
Dublin
Balbriggean
Clvillana
Sinn Fein
County
Carlow
Milltown-Mall Bay
Lehinch
Ennistown
John Lynch
Limerick
Burglars Loot Agricultural Hall At Fair Grounds
Hungry thieves tunneled into the agricultural hall at the fair grounds early Friday and stole cherry pies peaches apples and cherries. Evidence included pie crust fragments and peach stones left in the corridor. Judges had already awarded prizes to exhibitors before the theft and the stolen goods were from top prize class displays.
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Sponseller Orange
Robertsville
Nimilshulen
North Canton
Fairmount
Lake-to Aist
Horticultural Society
Albert Hehnelder
Onsaburg-to
Elleworth Creighton Bandy
Minerva
Jennie ‘Temple
Mary Danner
Mary Birger
Helen Dietrich
Mary Jey
Lillian Daviaon
Mabel Wageoner
Emergency Tent Treats Four At Starkee Fair
Four patients received care at the First Aid hospital tent during the second day of the Starkee Annual Fair. Names and addresses listed include Mrs Freeda Alliance, W B Kline of Fulton NW, Mrs J L Lloyd of Neg el NW, and Mrs J R Rogers of Walnut-eavy NE. Nurses Miss Kiel Miss Seaman and Grace M Hunter attended. Rush D Miller operated ambulance and first aid services.
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First Aid
Starkee
Miss Kiel
Miss Seaman
Grace M. Hunter
Rush D Miler
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Harris Arcade
Arthur's Leather Shop
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Ambridge
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Swerdien
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Crimea
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Marine
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Swheaney
Mary Gerber
Daniel Paher
Colorado Springs
Colo
St Peter's Catholic Church
St Peter's
Switzerland
Wiliam M. Shorb
William J. Shorb
Chicago
Pennsylvania
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George E. Seesholtz Undertaking Co
Albert FE. Day
First Methodist Episcopal Church
William F. Behren
Millersburg
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Carnegie
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Mra Ee Jones
Shriver Av
Weettaen
Canton Morris Plan
Cantona
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Swerdsen
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Lyceum
Canton Music Halle
Tuscarawass FB
Ohio Merchandise Co
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Vanton
Cudget Commission
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Pridr
Fair Grounds
Violet Morgan
Edith Stewart
Emma Slass
Doris Pletcher
Katherine Lorn
Eva Pickens
Julia Fry
Ada Klopfen- Stein
A. A. Pontius
Melen McCormick
W. Weeks
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Chevelandtay
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Victory Lodge
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Isplay Bee
Ohio Dry House
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