Plans To Choose From City Will Have More Appointees
Officials announce plans to appoint additional commissioners for the city. The move follows a decision to expand governance as part of ongoing local reform.
27 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
1
Officials announce plans to appoint additional commissioners for the city. The move follows a decision to expand governance as part of ongoing local reform.
In Lindon on April 21 a British writer denounces a New Empire policy while urging continued openness to empire policy. He argues the war shifted balance for Britain and calls on America to join in safeguarding global order, warning against protectionist tariff moves.
Amid mixed turnout in Stark County and Columbus area polls, leaders predict shifts in the Republican race with supporters of Harding, Wood, and Hoover aiming for strong Ohio delegates. Democrats clash over bonus legislation as business groups warn of economic disruption. Ohio voters write in names like Johnson and Hoover, while forecasts vary on who will emerge victorious in the pivotal contest.
Senator Atlee Pomerene urged striking railroad men in Canton and nationwide to resume work and let the new railroad board settle their differences. He argued no worker has the right to strike when there is a process to adjust disputes. Protestors noted conciliation attempts over a year without success.
The Massachusetts delegation meeting in Boston on April 27 pledged to support Major General Leonard Wood for the Republican nomination. The move follows a split among convention delegates as the party aligns behind Wood while other candidates seek backing.
Chicago April 47 One pound for sugar per household is proposed for the week as a voluntary step. Grocers report buyers expect a reliance on limited sugar allotments for regular customers amid shortages.
Washington April 27 President Wilson will meet with his cabinet to consider the Armenia mandate proposed by the Ban Memo conference. There is general opinion he does not favor action that would commit the United States to the measure. The report mentions related business concerns in the city.
April 2 reports describe a Des Moines gas plant explosion that killed one worker and left others missing or fatally injured. Firefighters searched the wreckage while several were injured in the effort.
An employe named Walter Murray of 5 C street was held to the grand jury under a 3000 dollar bond after being arraigned Tuesday before Police Judge Bow. She was unable to appear in court and testimony from both sides was incomplete at the Tuesday session.
James McDonald twenty is described as a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman who died after being hit by a train. The report notes severed arm and injuries during a Sunday incident near McKinley High School, with mention of local health officials and student activities.
April 28 1920 Knights of Pythian welcome candidates to receive the Rank of Require at Canton Sage No 588 in Elyria. April 27 notes a closing due to lack of material and a reminder of anniversary services and a church event in the community with family and friends invited.
A jury in Common Pleas returns a directed verdict against Peter Trokas for first degree murder tied to the killing of Gui Poppam at an eightlst NE poolroom last December. The trial featured witness testimony about coercion and a quarrel that led to the shooting.
A permit was issued to Joseph Gersten for a three story department store at 431 Market as the Sehario grocery site is cleared. The plans include a modern building and new access, with activity noted at the city building department on Tuesday.
In New York Thomas Healy, a restaurant proprietor, faced charges on a complaint alleging improper conduct and quality issues. The case references an expert witness and related parties including Wane and Stratton, with surrounding dispute over chelating and competition.
In Harriville a wife alleges her husband took their nine year old daughter to Canton and concealed her. Reba Dickerson in common pleas court Tuesday asked for a mandatory injunction to restore the child and also sought a divorce decree from Charles Upham to her attorney.
A Canton vocational education meeting discusses plans to offer salesmanship courses to merchants and salesmen. The program aims to unfold details of a plan for large scale training and is described as a key step in local educational progress.
A noon meal service offers meals every day from 11 until 2. An ad mentions a chocolate shop and a market stand near Arcade and 21st street, promoting direct sales with no middleman profit.
The Canton Automere club reports a total of 130 new members as part of a campaign drive. A luncheon is planned for the week with volunteers to present two days of work and a campaign committee chaired by Ralph Maydalr. The club editor notes a monthly magazine will be issued for several months.
A dream sequence led to a man leaping from a second story window, causing a fractured hip and internal injuries in a fatal incident. The report connects the dream to the actual jump and resulting harm.
Mayor Davis resigns to pursue a governor run, ending his current term and triggering campaign activity. The decision follows strong local support and high popularity after the last election, with Davis seeking a new political path as he aims to broaden his regional impact.
More than 107000 dollars was pledged in Canton for the Interchurch World Movement campaign in two days. Local churches report strong quotas with Alliance churches and North Canton groups contributing notable amounts. A workers committee meeting under Jay McCoan will meet Wednesday at noon in the YMCA to hear reports. Senator St Tom Aka, Canton executive committee member, spoke Tuesday morning.
An agreement announced in Washington on April 27 aims to curb sugar profiteering. It prohibits resale of sugar to middlemen for speculative purposes and directs salem to sell maize directly to jobbers, forming a program to control distribution.
Oliver Pence reported arrest after he entered St D Marketcare Teay and stole clothing worth 4120. He was caught in the act with two suits and shirts. pursuit followed through Cleveland-ay NW where some stolen items were recovered.
A brief report notes that three communist couriers were forced to land in Washington on a day in April amid tension. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Fragmentary ad copy lists gas company and store location Cleveland Avenue NW with phone numbers. Mentions a sale date in April and a church event at Congregational Hawaii aid Social parlors. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Reports from Rome and Vienna describe Bolshevists seizing control in Jugoslavia with street fighting in Lac Bich and mass casualties. A general strike and martial law loom as unrest spreads across Carniola and other regions.
Senator Underwood of Alabama was expected to be elected Democratic leader of the Senate by unanimous vote of the 68 Republicans since March 4, 1913. The report, dated Washington, notes the selection would reaffirm leadership of the party in the chamber.
Poindexter heads the Washington delegation to the Republican state convention in Dillingham on April 27. He will receive support from the delegation to back candidacy for a seat in Chicago. Safety Deposit boxes for rent offered by a local agency.
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