Rail strike grips Britain as 600000 walk out
England faces a nation wide class conflict as the general railway strike expands beyond 600000 workers. Premier Lloyd George calls it an anarchistic conspiracy and pledges government force while the triple alliance of coal miners transport and railway men may join. Dock workers in Cardiff already strike and London braces for food shortages.
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Pein
London
England
Lloyd George
Cardiff
Billingegate
British Railway Workers Demand Eight Hour Day and Wage Advances
London reports that railway workers demand an eight hour day permanent wage increases, equal union representation on management boards, and a two week paid annual vacation. They rejected the government's standard wage proposal as a basis for further talks.
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London
Government and Labour Examine Railway Strike Position
Sir Eric Geddes and Premier Lloyd George held a noon conference as food workers refused to load fishing barges in sympathy with a strike. The government’s stance on the railway strike was outlined in a letter cancelling a planned speech by Lloyd George.
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Mong
Eric Geddes
Lloyd-George
Experts Clash Over Tax Classification In Ohio Fight
Continued coverage reports tax dispute in Ohio over classification with quotes from FP Hallenkamp and State Auditor Donahey. Violence of rhetoric marks the fray as officials claim intangible property taxes and opponents accuse each other of trickery while banks and clearinghouses are cited amid the debate.
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Columbus
Hallenkamp
Ohio
Matement
Donahey
Carl F. Knirk
Hie Protective League
Véland Clearing House Associa
Ase
Ated
Masonic Notice of Canton Lodge No. 84 Event
Canton lodge No. 84, Re A. M., will hold a Saturday evening meeting on Sept. 27. The degree work will be advanced and candidates will be presented. Several local names appear in the notice alongside details of the ceremony and related activities.
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Vening
Treshmen
Hoenecke
Strike Situation Improves Across Steel Mills
International News Service reports general improvement in the steel strike situation across Western Pennsylvania with many mills planning to resume operations Monday. The Steel Workers National Committee meets in Pittsburgh to survey the situation and decide on Bethlehem plant actions after President Grace declined to negotiate. Wheeling and Youngstown districts remain closed. Chicago and Gary indicate plans to restart mills previously closed.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Steel Workers’ National Committee
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem
Grace
Wheeling
Youngstown
Chicago
Gary
State Board Blames Olives for Seven Deaths
The Ohio Health Department links seven Lakeside Country Club deaths to bacteria in ripe olives served at a fatal dinner. Lab tests show less than a drop of olive fluid killed a guinea pig, while other bottles of the same brand tested non poisonous. Independent investigations by the Stark County coroner corroborate the finding, attributing the outbreak to vacuum conditions in canned goods and epidemiological evidence.
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State Department of Health
Cleveland
T. C
Health Department
Stark Co
Cox appoints board members for optometry
Governor Cox named the state board of optometry under a new law. Appointees are H. C. Gray Toledo five years J. C. Eberhardt Dayton four years P. C. Harris Columbus three years W. A. Compton Pomeroy two years H. H. Horton Cleveland one year. Optometrists must obtain the board license after January 1, 1920.
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Columbus
Cox
Board of Optometry
C. Gray
Toledo
J. C. Eberhardt
Dayton
P. C. Harris
W. A. Compton
Pomeroy
H. H. Horton
Cleveland
State Medical Board
Auto Train Collision Kills Two in Cleveland Area
Frank Murphy and F. J. Carolina of Painesville were killed when their car was struck by a train at Willoughby. Three others, Charles Campbell, E. G. Ferron, and A. J. Gallagher of Painesville, were injured. The Electrical Workers meet Monday September 29 at 7 30 p m in Moose Hall.
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Cleveland
Frank Murphy
F. J. Carolina
Paines Ville
Willoughby
Charles Campbell
E. G. Ferron
A. J. Gallagher
Painesville
Moose Hall
Park Plan Dancing Schiabach Hall Ad
Norwood Moots orchestra performs every night at Schiabach Hall on Market Ave North with free admission for ladies.
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Schiabach Hall
Market Av N
Norwood-Moots’ Orchestra
Adv
Notice to Bricklayers Union of United Alloy Steel
Call State Phone 1131 L or visit 1018 Sixth Ave SW for business of importance. J W Mercer president Bricklayers Union No 6 Adv.
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Bricklayers’ Union
The
United Alloy Steel Corporation
J. W. Mercer
Bricklayers Union No. 6
Steel strike nears end as operators claim 75 percent suspended
Pittsburgh dispatch reports operators say more mills back in operation next week and at least 75 percent of the steel industry suspended by the strike. In four key plants conditions improve while a nationwide walkout looms amid plans to mobilize 25 thousand Bethlehem workers. A coroner's inquest identified Fannie Selions, a United Mine Workers organizer, as fatally shot during a riot against deputies.
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George R. Holmes
KON. SS
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Homestead
Braddock
McKeesport
Russia
Hungary
Spartacans
Germany
National Committee
Bethlehem Steel
E. R. Grace
Fannie Selions
United Mine Workers
Mrs. Seliens
Famous Opera Singer Adelina Patti Dies in Wales
Adelina Patti, renowned opera primadonna born in Spain with Italian parentage, died at Craig Y Nos Castle in Breconshire Wales at age 76. She debuted in 1859 in New York and married three times, most recently to Baron Rolf Cederstrom in 1899. she retired in 1907 and lived in Wales.
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London
Adelina Patti
Craig Y Nos Castle
Breconshire
Wales
Madrid
Academy of Music
New York
Patti
United States
Rolf Cederstrom
Marquis de Caux
Signor
Ernesto Nicolini
Nicolini
Spain
Salvator Patti
Catherine Chiess
Ice officials indicted in Toledo conspiracy case
Michael J. Uline of Cleveland vice-president and treasurer of Maumee Ice and Storage Corp is indicted by Lucas County grand jury on charges of conspiracy and restraint of trade over ice price increases in Toledo in July. Two other men and three companies charged include Citizens Ice Co and manager Joseph M. Murphy, Schuler Ice and Coal Co and manager James F. Hardman, and the corporation run by Uline.
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Toledo
Michael J. Uline
Cleveland
Maumee Ice and Storage Corporation
New York
Lucasco Grand Jury
Citizens Ice Company
Joseph M. Murphy
Schuler Ice and Coal Company
James F. Hardman
Uline
Classified ads accepted for Sunday issue Saturday evening
Daily News classified ads will be accepted Saturday evening up to 0 o'clock. The paper offers help wanted rental ads and to sell furniture or clothing at a small cost. Call 2400 or use the phone.
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The
Daily News
We Pay 5 Percent You should be one of our deposi tors
An old bank advertisement from Canton Morris Plan Bank invites potential customers to deposit funds and earn five percent. The ad emphasizes high yield and urges readers to join as depositors.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ady
Notice to Nimisina Lodge Members for Tuesday Meeting
All Nimisina members are earnestly requested to be present Tuesday evening. Members should be interested in the lodge business to be brought before the lodge. Committee Adyvy.
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O. O
Nimisina
Lodge
Adyvy
Canton Morris Plan Bank Adverts Interest Details
An advertisement notes semiannual payments and the interest rate offered by The Canton Morris Plan Bank. It emphasizes a dependable savings plan with regular six month payouts to investors seeking steady returns.
Come On Lets Go Rally Ady at First Church of God
Announcement for a Big Bible School Rally titled Come On Lets Go to be held at the First Church of God located on Young av and Third st NE Ady featuring a community gathering with religious instruction and activities for attendees.
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First Church of God
Young-av
Ady
Reappraisal Settled Later by County Officials
Ned L. Perkins, Stark County auditor, told a Cleveland conference that no real estate reappraisal should occur until market conditions normalize. He cited inflated values and said current assessments are fair, with Canton real estate described as high priced due to population growth. The state tax commission will study reports from other counties and reconvene later.
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Ned L. Perkins
State Tax Commission
Cleveland
Perkins
Tax Commission
Ohio
Stark Co
Commission
Canton
Perkina
District Attorney Seeks Sentencing for 12 Reds
Columbus report says District Attorney Stuart R. Bolin believes the 12 socialists convicted of attacking army conscription in Cincinnati can be sentenced by Judge Sater in the same district as the late Judge Hollister. A legal technicality was cited that might have prevented sentencing.
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Columbus
Stuart R. Bolin
Cincinnati
Sater
Hollister
Saeter
First Church of God Ad T with Welcome Message
The First Church of God advertises a welcoming church program at its address on Young av and Third st NE inviting community members to visit and worship.
Study Salesmanship High Grade School Opens
The Y M C A will open a high grade school in salesmanship soon. The ad invites calls or letters for information with a price and location to be announced. Advert provides timing next Monday September 29 at 7 36 p m.
Dance Eagle Halls Weekly Orchestra Nights Ad
Dance Eagle presents weekly dance nights featuring Norwood's Orchestra on Tuesday through Saturday evenings in a lively community venue. Admission and event details provided by the advertiser.
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Dance Eagle
Norwood
Adv
Policeman Hurt When Auto Strikes Motorcycle Sergeant
George Muehleisen motorcycle sergeant was thrown from his bike and run over by a vehicle driven by Mrs. Roy Isler at Smith avenue and Tuscarawas street W. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, possible internal injuries, and was taken to Aultman hospital for treatment. Investigation continues. blame not yet assigned.
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George Muehleisen
Roy Isler
Ninth-st
Smith Av
Tuscarawas
Muehleisen
Seventh-st
Aultman Hospital
L. A. Bookman
Hamaker
Ribiet
Tuscarawas St
Smithav
Muehteisen
Blark Co
J. Skatnicky
Canton Post Office to Get New Building and Upgrades
W. J. Denning, railway mail service chief clerk, visited Canton to discuss a $630,000 post office building, with plans to push senate approval for December. Interim fixes include removing a lobby partition, installing an elevator, and adding a parcel post shed at a cost near $2,000. Postmaster Caldwell and local leaders escorted him to show Canton’s size and industry.
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Canton
W. J. Denning
Railway Mail Service of
United States
Postoffice Building Committee
Denning
Senate
Tie
Caldwell
L. FE. Doubte
Chamber of Commerce
T. K. Harria
Hil
Grace Clark Taken by Death
Miss M Grace Clark of 1314 Market Ave N died Saturday morning at six oclock from acute indigestion Thursday afternoon. Funeral service will be held at the residence Monday at 3 pm. She active in war work with the Red Cross and a longtime leader in the Children's Aid Society. Survived by mother Mrs Matilda Clark two brothers William H Clark and Andrew J Clark and sister Miss Margaret Clark.
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M. Grace Clark
Market Aw N
Miss Clark
Harcourt Seminary
Garmbier
Hed Cross
Children's Aid Society
Wants probe of sugar shortage
Washington September 17 An investigation of the sugar shortage in the United States is asked in a resolution introduced in the senate this afternoon by Senator New of Indiana The resolution directs the committee to report on causes fix responsibility advise on legislation to prevent speculation and determine whether the United States sugar equalization board should be continued
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Washington
United States
Senate
New
Indiana
United Sates Sugar Equilization Board
Timken Steel Plant Employee Meeting Advised
Notice announces a meeting of the employees at the Eagles hall located at Second and Walnut. The gathering is scheduled for Monday morning at 9 a m with B Evey Adyv listed in the notice.
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Timken
Eagles’ Hall
Walnut
Adyv
Drink Tuscora with its Satisfying Taste
Grocer will deliver Tuscora by phone inquiry. Also an ad for Trinity U. F. church program Sunday night at 7:30 and a dry cleaners service via Wolter Dry Cleaners State 3151 X Bell 1170.
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Trinity U. F
Wolter Dry Cleaners
Bell
Stark county fair sets new attendance record
The Stark county fair closes after the strongest year yet with over 30 000 attending on Saturday and more than 5000 cars admitted that day. Friday marked the peak attendance as Lee Sherrick staged two 30 minute flights and parachute plans faced weather and an accident delayed events.
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Stark-co
Lee Sherrick
Wanted 300 Men Tomorrow in Bible Class
An advertisement notes a Trinity Reformed Sunday school and a men s Bible class urging attendance with a notice to keep shoes in repair. C and J Shoe Shop promotes shoe repair services.
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Tomorow
Trinity Reformed Surday School
C. & J. Shoe Shop
Adv
Cause of Religious Controversy At First Christian Church
The First Christian church will discuss the topic of the Holy Spirit this Sunday at 7 2 pm Coma Ady. The session aims to explore paleo teachings sparking both skepticism and fanaticism.
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Paleo
City Strikes Wage Loss Totals Over Week
Daily wage losses tally 682 188 dollars for Stark Rolling Mill Co workers on strike over several weeks. Monday to Friday figures show cumulative impact and will be updated as strike evolves under wage law rules.
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Stark Rolling Mill Co
Mayors’ stance on protection in industrial dispute
Friday and Saturday conferences with Mayor Poorman involved employers and striking employees seeking police protection in the dispute. Poorman pledged equal protection for all law abiding citizens and said he would enforce ordinary laws against violence. A Rotary resolution urged immediate swearing in deputies to protect life and property, with Poorman noting current force may be insufficient and plans to meet contingencies. A petition led by Bert Evey asked the mayor to use police authority in the dispute.
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Poorman
Rotary Club of
Canton
Bert Evey
Live Wire Causes Fire at Canton Bheet Steel Plant
A live wire dropped on the roof of a small grease building at the Canton Bheet Steel plant shortly after midnight, burning the roof and causing small damage. Firemen saved about 150 barrels of oil nearby. the building is tile with a frame roof and officials say losses are small.
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Canton Bheet Steel Co
Measwar
Representative King to Back Ohio State University Funding
Columbus reports that Representative King, chair of the house finance committee, will vote for an extra 56000 dollars for Ohio State University. The measure aims to legalize the appropriation with 46000 dollars allotted for salaries and new instructors. State Auditor Donahey expects King's vote today.
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Columbus
Representative King
House Finance Committee
Ohio State University
King
Donahey
Dowling Dies at 69 New York Borough President
Frank L. Dowling aged 69, longtime president of the Manhattan borough, died at his home in New York City. The death was reported today, ending a lengthy tenure he held in local government.
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New York
Frank L. Dowling
Borough of
Manhattan
Two Sermons for Sunday Services Ad
Morning subject The Priceless Value of Appreciation and Evening topic Constructive vs Destructive Living. A welcoming invitation for everybody to attend services this Sunday.
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Adv
Rubber Heels Wear Well Co and J Shoe Shep Ad
An old classified item notes Rubber Heels Wear Well Co and J Shoe Shep located at 121 Third Street SK. Ad highlights footwear repairs and shoe-related services with brief promotional tone.
President Wilson Resting Aboard Presidential Special
President Wilson remains in bed for rest during the journey home as Mrs. Wilson and Admiral Grayson enforce quiet and complete rest. The train quickens its eastbound schedule to reach Washington for ongoing medical care and recovery under his physician.
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John Edwin Nevin
J. SN
Indianapolis
Ind
Grayson
Admiral Grayson
Wilson
Washington
Cort
At & O'Clock
White House
Union Station
Girl's Bravery Foils Payroll Bandits in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 27 Miss Alice Lavier a stenographer at Great Lakes Copper company thwarted a payroll robbery when two masked men entered the office demanding $2590. She grabbed a revolver and screamed drawing other employees who caused the fugitives to flee in an automobile.
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Cleveland
Alice Lavier
Great Lakea Copper Company
Bank Robbery in Johnstown Nets $19,000 in Bonds
The First National Hankot Holaoopte near Johnstown was robbed early today of $19,000 in Liberty bonds and other securities. Entrants cut through a bar in the window and blew the safe, as authorities investigate the break in.
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Johnstown
Hankot Holaoopte
Liberty
Man Falls From Scaffold In Middletown Alley
J A Wheeler of Hamilton died after a fall from a scaffold while repainting a large sign in an alley in Middletown Ohio. He reportedly warned that one slip on the high work could be fatal. The incident occurred four hours before his body was found.
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Hamilton
J. A. Wheeler
Middletown
Wheeler
Domestic Relations Sermon Series At Pirot U B Church
The third sermon in a Sunday evening series at Pirot U B church focuses on domestic relations. The message explores family roles and harmony within the home, inviting parishioners to reflect on personal conduct and mutual care.
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Pirot U. B
Sermon Theme: Wille at First Church Sunday
Readable fragments indicate a sermon on Wille to be delivered Sunday at the First Church. Details on date, time, or scripture are unclear in the surviving text.
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Wille
U. B
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