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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

2

The Panama Hat Man at the Theater

A mid age man with a Panama hat stands in a theater window while two women judge his life and motives. A street scene of jazzy chatter and social assumption follows as the crowd moves to their seats and the man contemplates his choices and fate.

Ashington King Panama Simp Maher Bellaire National Fire Proof Company East Palestine Salem Albert B. Storms Baldwin-Wallace College Berea W. C. Ginn Delaware Edward J. Bush Portsmouth Cleveland New Pittsburgh Coal Company Stratton Brothers Murray City Croxton Charles Tick United States Conercesman Ohio M. Randall Denver Zanesville Cox Willis Drwin Jones Jackson Jack Arnold Columbus Northwestern Clittis Éiffoledo Albert Silvertot Cincinnati Prasce Wilsons Scot Wilkins Ada Dayton F. P. Emmick Jesse Bonham Marion Ernest Miller Aylor Pythian Sisters Springfield Hamilton County Sidney G. Stricker Madeline A. Bennett Camp Sherman Youngstown River Railroad Company Liverpool Common Pleas William T. Dever Ashland County Supreme Court Oscar W. Newman Phil M. Crow Richard B. Reed J. P. Reed van Wert France Helen Dolson John C. Speaks Congress Ohio Steel Bucyrus Glen‘s Bridge Akron C. Q O. Gilmore Charles C. Hoy E. A. Pryor Cuyahoga Falls Jefferson High George Knodel Paul Knodel Cornelius Whiteman Ohio Army of School Sammites Findlay Mev State Food Administration

Washington Landlords Gauge Their Tenants

Wartime Washington sees sharp rent inflation as influx of new residents fills rooms and houses. Describes hall bedrooms rising from ten dollars to forty or fifty a month and luxury flats jumping to twenty five thousand dollars a year. Recounts a furnished apartment rent surge from ninety dollars to five hundred a month and furnished six month gains of three thousand dollars. Notes limited access to priority room and bath certificates.

South Bend Washington National Capital Pop Mom Charles Evans Hughes California

Yellow Flag Sparks Ire at Central High

Central High students woke to a yellow flag dangling from a 60 foot flagpole after someone cut the halyards. Jay Long attempted to climb the mast before Carl Stein retrieved the banner and tore it into strips used as lapel streamers.

Central High School Central High Central Jay Long Carl Stein Fifth Street

Dainty Uniforms Mark Red Cross Teahouse Benefit

Potomac park hosts a two afternoon Red Cross teahouse run by Mrs. Donald Washburn and Miss Carolyn Nash with proceeds to the Red Cross. Marine band concerts draw the elite. attendees wear khaki service uniforms or Red Cross veils. Belle Baruch is noted for her WWI era Woman's Radio Corps uniform.

ED Cross Potomac Park Donald Washburn Georgia Schofield Carolyn Nash Red Cross Marine Band Nash Washburn National Service School Y—Popti Belle Baruch Barney” Baruch Washington Woman's Radio Corps

Flight Across Ocean Seen as War Winning Plan

Washington reports Maj Gen Brancker and British experts view Atlantic air bombing as a war winning business proposition. They foresee hundreds of heavy planes flying to Berlin, with American cooperation, to relieve shipping and accelerate victory by next summer.

Washington Atlantic William Brarcker English Air Service Brancker Berlin Germany America United States France BoneEn Europe English Channel

Stark county grocery closed for food-violation charges

Across Ohio a series of wartime and political notes fill the pages. Stark county closes John Ripple Grocery on Massillon Road near Canton for alleged food regulation violations.

John Ripple Massillon Road Nea Canton Stark County Committee Ripple B .A. Fenstermaker West Mautes Henry County Ohio Frank H. Kerr Stubenville Fred M. Hopkins Fostoria Cincinnar Fotedo War Department Air Nitrate Corporation Athens Cuyahoga Falls Ottawa County Amos Fitchcock Cleveland Schoolcard Atlanta United States Foot Charles Ebersole Lancaster Ebersole Naval Reserve Wellston Draft Board William J. Bryan Ohio State Fair Sarah Hote Lisbon Ashbrook Russel V. Eastman Mt. Vernon West Point Military Academy Ed Thompson Coshocton Annapolis

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