Near East peace conference hit by Turkish veto
Turkish delegates walk out over Armenian homeland plan and oppose a foreigner protection protocol. Ismet Pasha rejects the capitulations' reform insisting foreigners be governed by Turkish law, while Britain and France stay united on reparations amidst talk of a separate Paris treaty.
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Lausanne
Near East
Asia Minor
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
France
Paris
Ferid Bey
Angora
Fear Turks Plan To Wreck Peace Parley
London dispatch reports sharpening fears that Turkish actions threaten a resumption of peace talks. The piece notes the reparations crisis in central Europe and the Near East peace issue becoming linked while Anglo French solidarity remains in evidence.
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London
Lausanne
Central Europe
Near East
Evelyn Nesbit Struggles With Double Pneumonia
Atlantic City reports Evelyn Nesbit former wife of Harry K. Thaw is holding her own as doctors reveal she has double pneumonia. The bulletin notes the crisis is expected in two days and she remains under medical care.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
French Plans to Occupy the Ruhr Surface
France completed military plans to occupy the Ruhr with cabinet decision pending and war ministry orders to move. Reparations commission set Monday afternoon hearing on Germany being declared in default for coal and coke delivery failures. Barthou to press for immediate default while France weighs timing of a Ruhr advance.
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War Ministry
Poincare
Ruhr
France
Germany
Barthou
Reparations Commission
Complete Radio Atlas For Daily News Readers
A Canton Daily News offer promotes a complete up to date radio atlas priced at 26 cents. The atlas, compiled for Canton by Rand McNally, includes four maps and station data for the U S and Canada, a glossary, and radio personalities bios. Limited supply urges prompt purchase at the Daily News office. Also notices for Spiritualist Truth Seekers services at Moose Temple and a 25 cent sale of the atlas at the Daily News office.
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Radio Fang
Canton
Oiity
The
Daily News
Daily News Business
Atta
U. S
Canada
Rand McNally & Co
New York
Chicago
United States
Moose Temple
Daily News Business Office
Poateas
Lyceum
E. C G. Toseland
M Allien
H. Y Dryden
Advv
Weather Forecast for Ohio This Week
The Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow in the north and snow or flurries in the south. Portions Sunday night into Monday may turn warmer as a mild trend develops.
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Ohio
Baby’s First Photograph Free Offer from Courtney’s Studio
Advertisement notes a free first baby photograph at Courtney’s Studio and a baby book provided by First Trust & Savings Bank. Includes mention of a savings offer and an Adv for sale in the Daily News, with station call letters, maps, and broadcast listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Ye First Trust & Savings Bank
Employment Office Moves to Berger Division Entrance
On and after January 8 United Alloy Steel Corp. announces the employment office for the Alloy Berger and Furnace divisions will be located at the main entrance to the Berger Division at 11th Street and Reiden Avenue NE.
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United Alloy Steel Corp
Alloy
Berger and Furnace Division
Berger Division
11Th-St
Reidenav NE
Adv
Deaths From Torture Stir Louisiana Slayings Exhibit Shocks Crowd
At Mer Rouge Louisiana a court hearing reveals torture endured by Watt Daniel and Thomas F Richards before their deaths. An exhibit of crushed bones is shown to jurors and crowds, turning public sentiment against the attackers. Federal agents face disarmament tensions as Judge Fred T Odom modifies orders to allow armed entry only for the sheriff and deputies.
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Bastrop
Louisiana
Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Mer Rouge
Daniel
Richards
Fred T. Odom
Department of Justice
Fire Truck Skids At Gilliam Plant Fire
A Gilliam Manufacturing Co plant fire near Navarre Road and Eighth Street caused small damage after a fire truck skidded on the pavement while answering the alarm and struck a delivery truck. Overheated ovens in the core department sparked the blaze, which firefighters quickly controlled.
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Gilliam Manufacturing Co
Navarre Rd Sn
Eighth-st
Cherry-ay SE
Hermes Grocery Company
Gilliam
Drunk Williams Resists Patrol Then Pays Taxi Fine
In Niles Ohio January G Charles Williams a resident of Alabama became drunk. A policeman was summoned and Williams objected to the patrol insisting on a taxi. The taxi was called and Williams and the officer were driven to jail where the prisoner slept off his jag. The police collected fine costs and taxi bill and Williams departed. Also ads note washable French Kid Gloves sale and dry cleaning services.
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Niles, O
Charles Williams
Williams
William
Fire destroys flying field at Maywood plant
Checkerboard field at Maywood, once a premier air mail station, burned destroying ten planes valued at twenty thousand dollars each. Firefighters saved a large gasoline tank as officials opened inquiries into the blaze and its possible cause amid charred shops and ruined records.
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Maywood
Chicago
Checkerboard Field
United States
Air Mail Service
Mrs Hamon Rohrer Granted Divorce Seeks name return
In Chicago a superior court hearing featured a son, a daughter, and a friend testifying to abuse by William Rohrer, leading to a divorce for Mrs. Hamon Rohrer and her restoration to the name Hamon. She refused alimony as her son opposed it.
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Chicago
Superior
Jake Hamon Hohrer
Hamon
William Rohrer
Rohrer
Jake Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Clara Hamon
Cantonions to See Donahey Inaugurated
Stark County Democrats travel to Columbus on Monday for the inauguration of Governor Donahey. Herman R. Witter, former Canton mayor, is sworn in as director of industrial relations. Attending are W. J. Pontius, Atty. Will R. Thom, and Fred Witter.
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Stark Co
Columbus
Herman R. Witter
Canton
Donahey
Ww. J. Pontius
Will R. Thom
Fred Witter
Notice for Local 206 Meeting and Sunday Church Service
Special meeting of Local No 206 Tuesday evening January 9 by order of the president. Radio church service this Sunday evening at 7 30 from First Congregational church Reverend W H Longsworth will preach on Above Every Name. Daily News Station WWE 860 meters Adv.
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First Congregational Church
W. H. Longsworth
WWE
Paper Home Delivery Hours and Contact
The circulation department offers home delivery by phone or copy request. Service hours are evenings until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
Duped Investor Loses 2300 in Real Estate Swindle
In Cleveland on January 6 two plausible strangers induced John Ruby to invest his savings of 2800 in a real estate deal. They claimed they would pool money and tie it in a handkerchief as proof of honesty. When they left and returned late, Ruby opened the handkerchief to find neatly cut newspaper clippings.
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Cleveland
John Ruby
Ruby
Som
Perkins Holds Balance of Power on Commission
Ned L. Perkins becomes a county commissioner and will hold the deciding vote on key issues such as workhouse prisoner releases and road material choices. The board plans reorganization, with new president, vice president, and secretary, as debates over the tuberculosis hospital, juvenile detention home, and potential courthouse painting claims unfold.
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Ned L. Perkins
Board of Commissioners
Perkins
Adam Jackman
J. Frank Booth
I. N. Wirestone
Booth
Jackman
County Infirmary
Commissioners
Humberger Company
County Board of Revision
Married Two Years Fought 700 Times in Court
In Cincinnati on January 6 Judge Samuel Bell placed Thomas RE Wilson on probation after his wife testified they had seven hundred fights in two years of marriage. Wilson, a 40 year old automobile trim merchant, was part of a domestic case result.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Bell
Thomas RE. Wilson
Wilson
Governor Davis ends bid for 66 million budget to fund state needs
Governor Davis transmitted a two year budget totaling 66 0410 166 11 to the Legislature outlining increased appropriations and a survey of state positions for possible abolition or salary hikes. He calls for consolidating services for blind deaf and crippled children and recommends an institutional building fund. The plan foresees revenues of 76 762 800 and notes a tax levy repeal for highway and school funding.
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Columbus
Davis
Public Welfare
General Revenue Fund
State Board of Control
Motive Sought in Thompson Death as Box Opened
Cleveland authorities plan to access a Union Trust safe deposit box to seek clues in the death of William L. Thompson a Rocky River resident. Coroner ruled murder not suicide and the revolver found with Thompson had been fired three times. Prosecutor Stanton aims to uncover motive while Mrs Thompson remains distraught after the discovery.
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Cleveland
Union Trust Company
Edward
William L. Thompson
Rocky River
Marlier
P. A. Slammond
Thompson
Stanton
Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting Predicted
Canton chamber members anticipate one of its largest gatherings Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the assembly hall. Plans for chamber expansion will be presented, then refined, with hot coffee and doughnuts offered for informal discussion. The membership committee includes Ammuth, Bender, Bowman, Burns, Carver, Christian, Cummins, Gresser, Hanner, Harter, Kroenretch, Krider, Lane, Mitzel, Pottorff, Quinn, Roberts, Rogers, Spelman, Webb, and Wilson. The group will meet Monday afternoon to ensure a smooth event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Phillip Ammuth
Ed Bender
J. C. Bowman
A. J. Burns
JL. Carver
R. P. Christian
N. J. Cummins
Geo. Gresser
W. R
New Book Out on Palestine and the Jews Lectures
Public Library offers a new book Palestine and the Jews along with 13 lectures on Apocalypse by Christadelphians. Public notice invites readers to obtain the works from the library collection.
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Palestine
Baby Savings Offer At The First Trust & Savings Bank
Advertises a baby savings plan with a silver plated bank given to parents who open an account with at least one dollar for Baby's Savings. Mentions Baby's First Photograph as a free perk in the program.
Motorcycle Officer Injured After Motorcycle Skid
Motorcycle Officer Ralph Trump was injured when his bike skidded on a Cherry Ave and 17th St SE pavement after arresting a drunk. He suffered a sprained right ankle while the patrol wagon tow rope slipped as the motorcycle went over an embankment.
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Ralph Trump
Cherry-av
17Th-St SE
Trump
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Morris & Co
White
Daugherty
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Representative Keller
Minnesota
R. V. H. Kline
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Hunt
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Courtland Hotel
Keegy
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