Choice of Leader Worries Harding Augurs Victory
Warren G. Harding, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, weighs candidates for state party chair with Senator Dick's Cedar Point offer stirring opposition and concerns over time spent on campaign management. Secretary of State Thompson appears favored but hesitant. Elyria's Garford faces opposition. Democratic Chairman Hugh Nichols pursues vigorous statewide campaigning. Governor Harmon expected to win re-election, with Akron or Youngstown hosting the campaign kickoff.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Cedar Point
United States
State Thompson
Thompson
A. J. Garford
Elyria
L. C. Laylin
State Central Committee
Hugh Nichols
Democratic Committee
Harmon
Akron
Youngstown
Shooting Ends Crap Game In Kentucky Tragedy
Clarence Beard, 21, died instantly in a shooting near Big Springs. His brother Pres Beard was seriously wounded and James Thomas was shot in several places. A sheriff's posse hunted for James Pate and Joe Ammons as they fled armed and vowed not to be captured.
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United Press
Brandenburg
Clarence Beard
Pres Beard
James Thomas
Big Springs
James Pate
Joe Ammons
Eddie Foy Stars in Up and Down Broadway Show at Casino
Eddie Foy leads a Schubert show on Broadway at the Casino as the summer crowd pleaser. The New York Sunday World has given the tune full words and music and will distribute next Sunday, promising a great hit.
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Broadway
Eddie
Foy
Schubert
Casino
New York
Eddie Foy
New York Sunday World
Words and Music Complete
W. & L. workers lay new tracks at freight house
A large force of W. & L. employees spent the past week laying new tracks and crossings at the freight house in South Cherry street. A new crossing was laid across Cherry street.
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Cherry Street
Social Side of Canton Hassler Family Reunion
City Treasurer C. E. Poorman and wife attended the Hassler family reunion at Crystal Springs with about 100 attendees. The piece lists local residents and visitors in Canton, noting camp plans, Y M C A staff changes, vacations, and trips to Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Detroit, and the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassler
C. E. Poorman
C. EB. Tinkler
Crystal Springs
Maseillon
Hardenstein Family Reunion at Idora Park
Cantonians including Park Commissioner Ili Hardenstein J J Zaiser Adam Thom and Jacob Hardenstein and southeast Canton relatives attend a Hardenstein family reunion to be held at Idora Park Youngstown on Thursday.
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Hardenstein
Ili Hardenstein
J. J. Zaiser
Adam Thom
Jacob Hardenstei
Canton
Idora Park
Youngstown
Burdge to Wed Miss Bosean in Findlay Y M C A Circle
LeRoy Burdge announces engagement to Miss Lillian Bosean. The couple plans marriage this week. Burdge, former boys' secretary and now general secretary of Findlay Y M C A, becomes fiancé.
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LeRoy Burdge
Lillian Bosean
Mr. Burdge
Findlay Y. M. C. A
Singing Societies Hold Picnic Outing Near Canton
Two hundred members of the Alpenroeshi Singing society held a picnic in Wagner's grove south of Canton. They entertained guests from the Arion Singing society. A basket dinner was served at noon, followed by a sport program and a long program of chorus and solo selections from 3 30 PM to evening.
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Alpenroeshi Singing Society
Wagner’s Grove
Canton
Arion Singing Society
Joint Picnic At Meyers Lake Park Set
Margaret Sheridan Camp will hold its annual outing at Meyers Lake park on August 7. Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors will hold their annual joint picnic at Meyers Lake park.
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Margaret Sheridan
Meyers Lake Park
Royal Neighbors
Couple Weds in Waynesburg at Local Residence
Miss Cora Mottice and William Black of Waynesburg united in marriage Saturday evening at the home of Rev. C. W. Recard 500 North Newton Street. They will reside in Waynesburg.
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Cora Mottice
William Black
Waynesburg
C. W. Recard
North
Newton Street
Marriage of Henry Silvers and Bessie Scott in Alliance
Henry Silvers of McCaskey Register Co. Alliance and Bessie Scott former Alliance teacher wed at Rev. E. B. Townsend’s home. The couple left for a two week trip through New York and will reside in Alliance afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Silvers
McCaskey Register Co
Alliance
Bessie Scott
E. B. Townsend
New York
Allianée
Miss Bergold Entertains for Miss Shai at Columbus Party
Miss Gertrude Bergold of 117 North Newton Street entertained 12 friends Saturday evening honoring Misa Ethel Shai of Columbus. A luncheon was served.
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Miss Bergold
Misa Ethel Shai
Columbus
Gertrude Bergold
North Newton Street
In Honor of Daughter by Richmond and Elgin Hosts
In honor of her daughter Mrs Paul Hill Irvin of Richmond Long Island and Mrs Edouard Biechele 207 East Lake Street will entertain with a reception Wednesday afternoon Luncheon will be followed by bridge.
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Paul Hill Irvin
Richmond
Long Island
Edouard Biechele
East Lake Street
San Toy Euchre Club Holds Annual Outing
Twelve members of the San Toy Euchre club spent a Sunday outing at Simon Millgrove two miles north of Canton. They played games and sang with basket lunches served at noon and in the evening.
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San Toy Club
San Toy Eucher Club
Simon Millgrove
Canton
Esther Zengler to Wed R C McAllister at St John’s
Miss Esther Zengler daughter of Mr and Mrs William Zengler announces her engagement to R C McAllister salesman at Wagoner s. The marriage is set for 6 39 o clock Wednesday August 24 at St John s Catholic church Canton will be their home.
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Esther Zengler
William
St. John's Catholic Church
Canton
Children’s Mission Dance at Congress Lake Friday
The Children’s Mission hosts the final dance of its series at Congress Lake Friday evening. A special train will depart Canton at 7 80 o'clock and return from Congress Lake at 11 30 o'clock. A buffet luncheon will be served.
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Children’s Mission
Congress Lake
Canton
Miss Hazel Randle Weds Ralph Berger in Home Ceremony
Miss Hazel Randle daughter of J. Roland and Mrs. Randle 330 South Harrison street married Ralph A. Berger at 5 p m Sunday in the home of the bride. Rev P H Weishimer officiated the ring ceremony. Attendants were Jane Snyder Massillon and Joseph Sandborn Chesaning Mich. Guests came from Denver Chesaning and New York City. The couple plans a three week wedding trip starting from Columbus and will reside at 330 South Harrison street after returning. Miss Randle has been a stenographer with Harry E Fife and was part of a Morning News Bermuda trip. Berger is a traveling salesman for R B Davis Co New York.
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Hazel BE. Randle
J. Roland Randle
South
Harrison Street
Ralph A. Berger
P. H. Weishimer
First Christian Church
Jane Snyder
Massillon
Joseph Sandborn
Chesaning
Michigan
Denver
New York City
Berger
Columbus
Randie
Harry E. Fife
Morning News Co
Bermuda
R. B. Davis Co
New York
Social and Personal Newsley Langford Visit to Atlanta and Local Calls
Social and Personal notes report Mr and Mrs Walter 8 Langford leaving Sunday for Atlanta to visit relatives. Mr Langford manages the Courtland hotel. Mr and Mrs George Barber returned to New York after visiting Barber's father M C Barber of South Market street. Ralph E Rose of American Sheet and Tin Plate works went to Chicago brief visit. Agent C D Seeley of the B and O freight house with Mrs Seeley spent Sunday in Cleveland. Miss Adella Swinehart of Coshoc ton visited Canton.
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H. D. Myers
West Lake Street
Detroit
Cedar Point
Port Huron
Alvah Whipple
South Market Street
Springfield
Mass
Alfred Pfouts
Canton
Oscar EB. Pfouts
Louisville
Hazel Blanchard
Youngstown
Flora Blanchard
Mt. Eaton
John
Peter
Cassilly Street
Duluth
Minn
J. D. Ferrell
Margaret
Lottie
Niagara Falls
New York City
Atlantic City
Ned Chase
West Fifth Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Buffalo
Frederick CC. Hosser
Oxford
Michigan
John F. Peter
Great Lakes
Duyuth
Walter
Canton Sunday Schools Build Big Lead In Contest
Canton Sunday schools surged ahead of Akron in the ongoing Sunday school contest. A recent rally swamped opponents and widened the lead as the period nears the August 15 close. Akron must erase a 6239 deficit to win, which Canton believes unlikely.
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Akron
Canton
Cantoniang
Councilman Feller Pushes East Eighth Street Paving
Councilman Louis Feller of the Fourth ward urges pavement for East Eighth Street from Cherry to Young Street. Canton Electric and neighboring property owners favor early work, but inquiries show the engineer’s office cannot start before next year.
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Feller
East Eighth Street
Louis Feller
Fourth Ward
Cherry East
Young Street
Canton Electric Company
Stolen chickens reported from Dunbar address
Police report 22 chickens stolen from 1031 Dunbar. Eighteen were game birds and four Plymouth Rocks. Suspect details not disclosed. The incident was logged with local authorities.
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Plymouth Rocks
Pritchard
Dunbar
Fire Devastates Brussels Exhibition of Expensive Laces and Tapestries
A major blaze in Brussels destroyed vast exhibits of lace and tapestry at a public exhibition. Officials report property damage around twenty million francs and swift firefighting efforts saved some items. No injuries were immediately reported.
Rare Art Fire Devastates Brussels International Exhibit
Fire at the Brussels International Exhibition destroys two thirds of buildings and most of the exhibits. Loss estimated at 20 million dollars with diamonds, lace, tapestries, and art works ruined or stolen. No lives reported, dozens injured. defenses guard ruins to prevent looting. Also: John Deppiner charged with jumping a board bill, held for trial.
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Brussels
America
Austria
Russia
Denmark
Norway
Japan
Turkey
Switzerland
Avenue Des Nations
Exposition Grounds
Avenue Solbosch
John Deppiner
Heminger
Justice Rinehart
Kate Roth
Depptner
Pocketbook Missing Reported by Local Man
W. V. Summer of 1226 West Seventh Street reports to police Sunday that his pocketbook was missing or stolen containing between 50 and 60 dollars.
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W. V. Summer
West Seventh Street
Miners Await Resumption as Strike Tensions Persist
By United Press Bilboa Aug 15 neither strikers nor mine owners show signs of easing. Tomorrow’s plan to resume work with strike-breakers is awaited with apprehension. Troops guard the mines though the government hopes their use will not be necessary as the clerical dispute is moderated by this development.
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United Press
Bilboa
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Bert Shaffer
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Turkeyfoot Lake
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Edgar C. Myers
Chautauqua
J. C. Ainsworth
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Reuma
H Geib
Arch Street
E. C. Brumbaugh
Cleveland
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G. Emerson Krause
Tuscara
Brady's Lake
Donald McMurray
Franklin Street
Robert Smith
Repository
Albion
Scott-Silvers
Randle-Berger
BROWN
rHirth
Mirage Pongee
Pongef
Wm. R. Zollinger & Co
Zichjolte
Times-News
J. WW. Smith
Eighth St
Roth
THE
Roth Drug CO
East Tuscarawas St
Trip
Eastland
Eee
Lake Erie
C.joses
Cedar Pott
Eastland Movigation Co
Evening Times
Morning News
Tate City
Lye
Erie
L. 5
M.S. Ry
N.Y. C
St. L. R
Cleveland & Buppalo Transit CO
W. F Herman
OL Tliel
D. & C. Lake Lines
United Wireless Telegraph Service
Foledo
Mackinac Beach
Wey Ports
Bay City
Saginaw
Way Ports
Mackinas
Goderich
Andrew L. G. Lewis
Mich
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Pres
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Gene
Mackinac
Detroit & Cleveland Nav. Co
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