Germany Eyes Renewal of Submarine War as US Mission Probed
Sept 29 report says Germany, confident of resuming submarine warfare, awaits James W. Gerard's US mission outcome to decide if U boat attacks can restart. Berlin scenes show open reichstag as diplomats and officials discuss blockade pressures and potential shifts in policy.
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Berlin
MEN STRIKE NEARING END
New York reports a general sympathy strike remains possible as building trades and teamsters consider joining. Hugh Frayne, head of the new union board, says the effort is not yet abandoned and that action may still unfold as police monitor conditions along the elevated railway and subway workers.
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Eey
Frayne
Cers
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Suby
Weather and shopping blur in Canton advertising page
Forecast for Ohio calls for colder tonight and Saturday with frost and rising temperatures by Saturday. An advertising section highlights women’s wear with special suits from 15 to 20 dollars, dry goods and cloak offerings, and county fair displays featuring flour and merchandise from local firms in Canton.
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Canton's Coal Shortage Deepens Amid Cold Wave
A severe coal shortage grips Canton as frost and freezing temperatures threaten. Dealers report depleted yards and rising prices, with freight delays hampering shipments and some firms holding minimal stock while others have none.
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General Baking Co raises bread price in Canton area
The General Baking Co. announced a one cent hike for the five cent loaf to six cents effective October 2, with no change to the ten cent loaf. The rise comes amid higher ingredient costs and follows a recent price boost by Pastry Shop in Cleveland area. Local bakers Steineck's and Sweaney's had no announcements.
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Stark Co
General Baking Co
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New Philadelphia
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Greek revolutionists seize Hydra island. Bulgaria war feared
Greek revolutionists report the capture of Hydra island as the allied fleet gains support from torpedo boats. A declaration of war on Bulgaria is expected hourly. In France, French and British forces push on across the Somme, pocketting Bapaume and advancing toward Combles and Peronne with heavy artillery duels.
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Hyrda
Bulgaria
Paris
Bapaume
Somme
Combles
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War Office
Thiepval
France
Peronne
Bethune Road
Faucort-l'Abbaye
Haig
Ancre
Woman in Poland Learns Father's Death at Service
Six months after her father's death in Poland, Mrs. Marie Frankie of 910 Spring Street fainted upon learning the news during a service at the Aguda Achim synagogue on Southeast Street. The information came from Europe via Mrs. Clara Harris of New York, revealed by her sister Mrs. Sarah Weintraub in Canton.
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Aguda Achen
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New York
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Sarah Weintraub
Michael
Alliance Man Injured In Cave-In Sent To Canton
Dominic Chiero nineteen of Alliance was seriously injured when dirt buried him at the Alliance sewage disposal plant. He spent an hour and a half in an ambulance because Alliance hospital was filled before being moved to Canton.
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Aultman Hospital
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Canton
Girl Sent To Juvenile Quarters For Delinquency
Margaret Kennedy, fifteen, will not live at home and was sent to juvenile quarters of the county jail after her father J W Clark of 1200 7th St NE caused her arrest on a delinquency charge. She had allegedly been staying with a family on Spring Ave NE.
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J. W. Clark
7Th St
Springav NE
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Francis Mecinty
Minerva
Exposition
Smith
Flour Special Announcement at 514 Dartmouth Ave SW This Saturday
Local ad lists Saturday only flour sale and kitchen staples with fixed sacks per family. Pillsbury Best, Gold Mine, and Red Ball flour priced per sack. rye flour, starch, cleaners, soap, potatoes by peck, butterine, stamps. Contact C. H. Bate at State 5204 or Bell 1789. Accessible rural goods drive.
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New Fall Dress Goods at The Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Fall dress goods advertised with a call to buy now to save before prices advance. The Herbruck Dry Goods Co offers a sales promotion encouraging early purchase of fabric and apparel materials.
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Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Corset Styles and Piano Department Promotions
Latest in Corset Styles 69c made of finest coutil and best $1.00 grade shown. Saturday 69c. Geo Double Co Manufacturing Opticians offers eye fitting and hospital ambulance services. Miller Blanchard Company Adv Kenny 88-Note Pretty Baby fourth floor piano department. 500 Player Piano Rolls Saturday special 6 for $1.00 piano department second floor Klein Heffelman Co Advt.
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Geo, Double Co
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Kenny
Pretty Baby
Kenny’s
Room Bugs Discounted Rugs and Prices Listed
The item lists discount prices on rugs with sizes 9 by 12 in Brussels. prices show 14 16 and 15 with a noted five dollar reduction. The fragment mentions a vendor or brand and a sale heading but is incomplete.
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Brussels
Herhecest Dore Cmaade
Canton Sues N. O. T. and Castle for Damages
Solicitor Ruff filed an amended petition for the city of Canton seeking $1,000 damages from the N. O. T. and castle company for occupying land near the car barns at Tuscarawas since 1903. The suit alleges the firm squatted on park land used as a storage site and asks that they be moved off and pay damages.
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City of
Canton
N. O. T. and Castle Company
Tuscarawassi W
Ill Man Lies In Road For An Hour In Traffic Danger
In Mar ketany N extension early Friday morning Thomas Ford of Pittsburgh lay in the roadway for nearly an hour. Farmers summoned Sheriff Norwood who took Ford to the county jail pending arrangements to send him back home.
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Specials at The Old Reliable Table Meat Market
Saturday specials list prime beef prices 9c to 12 1 2 cents per pound chuck roast 14c to 16c round and sirloin 20c fresh pork shoulder 16c California hams 16 2 3c regular ham 21 2 3c 1000 head home dressed springers 28c per lb 1000 head home dressed yearling chicks 26c per lb spring ducks and spring geese 25c per lb advertisement
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Reliable Table
California
New Fall Dress Skirts Ad by Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Attractive fall dress skirts priced at 3 4 and 5 dollars with strong value notes. The Herbruck Dry Goods Company advertises the sale to shoppers seeking affordable attire.
Special Saturday Grocery and Clothing Sale Highlights
Solid tomatoes three pounds for ten cents and Fancy Cal oranges at one cent per dot. Tokay Red grapes per pound eight cents. Home grown celery per bunch seven cents. Four pounds sweet potatoes ten cents. Pink meat Rockyford cantaloupes three for twenty five cents. Cabbage per pound six cents. Common onions three pounds for ten cents. Quality Fruit Co. stalls 22 and 23 Arcade Market. Adyvy shows stylish petticoats priced two dollars ninety five cents and up to four dollars. The Klein Heffelman Co. advertisement.
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Rockyford
Quality Fruit Co
Arcade
Dry Goods Advertisements and Fair Exhibit Notices
All Wool Serge Skirts priced at 3.50 with better grades 6 to 8 dollars. The Herbruck Dry Goods Co offers an ironing pad free at the Bake Flour exhibit at the fair. Last showing The Big Sister Mae Murray at Valentine today. The Klein Heffelman Co promotes new Dry Goods Cloak Suit and Millinery departments.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Valentine
Mae Murray
Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Big Sister
The
Klein &Heffelman Co
Bie
Valentine Adv
Demand That Bulgars Evacuate
Athens turmoil nears. An ultimatum to Bulgaria demands Greek soil evacuation and signals Greece entering the war with the Allies. Venizelos supports a Crete government as Constantine's position weakens amid famine, coal shortage, and widespread unrest. Prince George to take command.
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Crown Council
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Bulgaria
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Revolutionary Movement
Greece
Prince George
England
France
Russia
Italy
Crete
Cananea
Canton Troops 20000 Expected At Stark Co Fair
The Stark county fair draws crowds as 12 000 visitors turnout with hopes for 20 000 Friday. Army units from Canton and Bucyrus guard El Paso border zones near Juarez with the cement plant detail and Clint Tex stations. Old border monuments mark the line while Mexican settlements and Spicetown sit beyond the river.
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Bad Plage
Stark CO Fair
Ohio Infantry
EL Paso
Tex
Bucyrus
Cement Plant
Madero
Villa
Juarez
Clint
United States
Rio Grande
H. W. Miner
Canton Company
Texas
Mexico
U. S
Hriday
Elementa
H W. Lehman
State Agricultural Department
Wooster Experiment Station
Husband seeks divorce claiming wife in love with another
Charles K. Clark files for divorce from Grace B. Clark alleging his wife married him on impulse, left him in September, and is now in love with another man. Public notice allowed as Grace's residence is unknown and Upham represents Clark.
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Charles K. Clark
Grace B. Clark
Upham
Baby Health Show Considered by Canton Clubs
Dr. C A LaMont health officer urges Canton clubs to organize a baby health show this fall and says he will cooperate if started. Sorosis club may discuss at next meeting but no definite action yet. A federation of women’s clubs is proposed to organize the effort.
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Canton
C. A. LaMont
Sorosis Club
la Mont
Enormous Food Price Advances Over Ten Years
Food prices have steadily risen over the past decade with gains from 33% to 110%. Creamery butter wholesales moved from 25.5 and 26 cents to 35.5 to 36 cents. dairy butter from 19.5 and 20.5 cents to 30 and 32 cents. Eggs rose from 22 cents to 34 cents. poultry from 12 to 16 cents. apples from 1.75–2.50 to 4.00–5.00 a barrel. peaches from 90 cents–2.75 to 76 cents and 21 cents. oranges at 4.50–5.00 a box now 4.00–5.50. Potatoes up from 50–55 cents to 1.25–1.50 a bushel. Details continue on Page 17.
Prime beef and pork prices in a ad page listing
An advertisement lists Prime beef boiling meat at 9c 10c and 12 4c per lb raises taste for chuck roast 14c 16c per lb round and sirloin steak 20c per lb Fresh pork shoulder Lé per lb California hams lite per lb Regular ham mild cured 21c drawn springers 28e per lb drawn yearling chicks 25c per lb spring ducks and spring geese 26e per lb.
Wonderful cloths and savings at Star Bargain Store
Merchants advertise women's men's and children's clothing with big savings at Star Bargain Store Cor Tuse E and Cherry av Last Showing Mae Murray at Valentine Hospital tent near the fairgrounds Miller Blanchard Co ads Motz updates and piano dept Brinkerhoff Kenny Bros Furniture prices Klein Heffelman Herbruck Dry Goods promote wide color size choices and values.
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Star Bargair
Cherry-av
Harmony Keynote Dominates Large Meeting
A large gathering embraced harmony as the keynote theme while candidates across all offices urged unity and mutual support during the event.
Ohio crowd welcomes Cox as rain tests New Philadelphia rally
Former governor James M Cox addressed roughly 2000 Democrats in New Philadelphia as a rainstorm broke up the gathering. Cox stood with former rivals John J. Whitacre and Pat Sandles who now back his campaign along with John McSweeney and M. A. Warnes. Despite the downpour, the crowd remained enthusiastic and connected across party lines.
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James M Cox
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Philadelphia
Cox
John J. Whitacre
Pat” Sandles
John McSweeney
Wooster
Whitacre
M. A. Warnes
Warnes
Pen Probe Findings Report On Warden Thomas
Columbus Sept 29 The state board of administration filed two reports on its investigation of Warden P E Thomas amid cruelty charges and misconduct allegations. One by Rorick and Philbrick urged changes in prison management policy. the other by Creamer and Davey exonerated Thomas. The board appears deadlocked with both reports likely to lie on the table.
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Bard of
P. E. Thomas
E. H. Rorick
C. C. Philbrick
Lile
S&s
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