Open Break In Pre primary Battle Between Wood And Johnson
In New York on April 30, political observers weighed the far reaching effects of Sen Hiram Johnsons charges during the pre primary campaign. The feud between Johnson and General Wood intensified as talk of a recount and possible convention splits surfaced. The article notes contrasting strategies by Wood and Johnson and hints at wider implications for the Republican race.
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Twarold Jacobs
Star
New York
Politi
Hiram Johnson
New
Tor Johnson
Wood
New Jersey
Johnson
California
Sena
Chicago
Beth Wood
Lowden
Illinois
Lena Warren Harding
Ohifo
Calvin Coolidge
Massatt
Cam
Dake
Minnesota
Michigan
Montana
Raska
Public Utilities Hearing on Stark County Traction Violations
The state public utilities commission held a Friday hearing on alleged violations by Stark County commissioners against Northern Traction and Light Co. County officials, led by J. Frank Booth, contended the traction firm may have mischarged rates and sought possible rate readjustment.
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Commis Mat
Columbus
Iises
Stark
Northern
le Traction and Light Company
M Etion Company
Ita Cam Massillon
Walter 8Ff
C. B. Clintock
J. Frank Booth
Board of Commissioners
Meipal
Weather report for Ohio with showers and temperature notes
Fragmented weather item reports showers for Ohio this evening and tonight in western areas with fair periods later. Temperature details are garbled but indicate readings around 60s. A seed shop and bulk seed stock mention appear among damaged lines.
Heir to Surprise Fortune Shocks Maryland Canal Town
William Shipley, a 71 year old canal lock tender in Hagerstown, learns from cousin Thomas McCoy’s death in California that he may inherit several millions. Shipley and wife Arilla debate how to spend the windfall while lawyers estimate the amount will be substantial. Shipley plans no auto purchase and favors helping the poor and buying a home nearby.
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Hagerstown
William Shipley
C. and O. Canal
Thomas McCoy
California
Urilly
Shipleys
Canal
Potomac
Shipley
Aladdin
Chloe Davin
Arilla
Tom
West
McCoy
Maryland
Baggy Shipley
Sallie Crone
Washington
Greek intruder robs desk at Walnut av office with revolver
A Greek man forced his way into the Postal Telegraph Co office on Walnut avenue NE at 1 45 am Friday asking for a telegram for Christ Apolos. He claimed to be the boss and ordered Ness Kepler to step aside before ransacking desks but left without taking money or valuables.
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Postal Telegraph Co
Walnutav NE
Ness Kepler
Christ Apolos
Kepler
Young Men's Hebrew Association Organized Here
A mass meeting at the L O B E club rooms Market av N led to the formation of a city and surrounding area Young Men's Hebrew Association. Pittsburgh Y M H A staff Mr Kramer and Canton speaker Mr Falk discussed activities in other cities. Temporary officers installed include President Mr Pittler Vice President Mr Leo Federman Secretary Mr Weintraub Treasurer Mr Scholnick.
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L. O. B. E. Club
Market Av N
Kramer
Pittsburgh Y. M. H. A
Falk
Canton
Pitler
Mansillon
Leo Federman
Weintraub
Treas
Scholnick
Pecan Rolls Advertised by The Pastry Shop Ad
The Pastry Shop promotes pecan rolls made with new crop pecan nuts. Delivery available by calling Bell 396 or State 2620. Located at 218 Cleveland Ave NW. Ad.
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Bell
State
Clevelandav
Ady
Callell
Adyvy
Automobile School Offers New May 3 Class Start
An advertisement notes the Y M C A Auto School will begin a new class on May 3. It promotes preparation for entering the automobile business and highlights other local ads for shopping and services including Kenny's Piano Dept and Canton Sporting Goods. The Canton Morris Plan Bank and Jet City National Bank offer services such as deposits and safety boxes.
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Y. M. C. A. Auto School
Arbitration vote shows favorable move by Interurban carmen
Interurban carmen operating Canton to Akron and Windhamville approve arbitration with Northern Ohio Traction Co officials. Final tally not yet complete but union leaders expect near unanimity. Friday night’s Cuyaohoga Falls meeting will decide if A B B C lines Akron Cleveland join, potentially sharing one arbitrator for four unions.
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Carmen
Canton
Akron
Windhaville
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Traction Company
Cuyahoga Falls
A. BB. C
Cleveland
General Interurban
Three ex-saloonmen fined for Prohibition violations
Fines totaling 1300 dollars were collected from three ex-saloonmen arraigned before Police Judge Bowman on Federal Prohibition Act charges. Sam Rappaport and John Connery were each fined 500 dollars plus costs. Connery conducts a soft drink saloon at Crystal Park. Ivan Volcan was fined 300 dollars and costs. Arrests were made Thursday afternoon and Friday morning by police and federal agents.
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Bowman
Sam Rappaport
John Connelly
Connery
Crystal Park
Ivan Volcan
Nelson Leases Market Ave Room for Seven Year Store
George Nelson, operator of the Nelson store at 325 Tuscarawas St W, takes a seven year lease on the Market Ave II room at 324 Market Ave, previously the Buehler Bros. meat market. The Union store holds a long term lease on the entire building and about 45000 will be paid for the room over seven years. The lease was written by E T Kelly and J M Danner of the T K Harris Agency Co. Nelson plans interior remodel and a new front before opening a second store at the Market Ave location.
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George Nelson
Nelson
Tuscarawasst W
Market-av II
Buehler Bros
Union
E. T. Kelly
J. M. Danner
T. K. Harris Agency Co
Toledo Strike Ends With Most Return To Work
Toledo April 30 All but three of the 40 striking men who walked out on the Michigan Central and New York Central railroads returned to work early today. The protest centered on the grouping system of switching said to overload workers. Road officials did not meet with strikers and reported the men returned on their own. Brotherhood officers did not anticipate further trouble.
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Toledo
Michigan Central
New York Central
Railway Brotherhood
William Jennings Bryan to Feature at Democratic National Convention
The Canton Daily News previews William Jennings Bryan as a leading figure in national politics. His influence will be showcased at the San Francisco Democratic National Convention with a series of pre convention articles starting on Sunday. Additional pieces will run each Sunday until the convention, urging readers to subscribe and follow the coverage.
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Lowden
Harding
Ver
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
United States
Canton Daily News
Beautiful Player Piano for sale at Klein & Heffelman Co
Used player piano priced at 515 dollars, slightly shopworn but in first class condition. Terms available. Includes everything. Sold by Klein and Heffelman Company at 416 Market Ave North.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Terman
Daughters of America
Martin Luther Church
Cherry-av
John W. Nusbaum
Molly Pitcher
Sunday Pastry Shop announces special cakes and delivery
The Pastry Shop lists varieties for tomorrow including Lady Haltimore Pineapple Cream Silver Cake Black Walnut and Butter Cream cakes Apricot and Raspberry squares with delivery available Call Hell 396 State 3620 The Pastry Shop 218 Clevelanday NW Adv. M'Kinley Lodge meets tonight at 7 p.m F C Degree H W Wick ham H H Helngartner Sec Adv. Neckwear Pot Spring 195 Adv. All Canton Council No 41 members urged to attend May 1 730 Akron Council No 87 to perform Degree Work for Canton Council Adv.
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Hell
State
Clevelanday
Wm. M'Kinley Lodge
H. W. Wickham
H. H. Helngartner
Canton Council No
Akron Council No
Canton Council
H. M. Green
Fines in Police Court Set Record in April
Newton Domer police court clerk announced April 1920 as the biggest month for fines. City received 10 252 35 dollars in fines and the state 453 45. The court disposed of 587 cases. For January to April the city netted 23 512 45 dollars and the state 2 464 20.
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Police Court
Newton Domer
Domer
County Eyes Jail Repairs To Extend Usability
County officials consider repairing the Starkey jail at about 10 000 dollars to keep it in use instead of transferring prisoners to the workhouse due to health concerns. Prosecutor Walter Stuff supports renovations while others foresee eventual replacement when material costs drop. Sheriff Milo Cathon opposes transfers citing custody duties and housing conflicts for families of staff.
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Starkey
Board of Health
Walter 8
Stuff
Ruff
Milo Cathon
Polish Forces Break Russian Front. 10000 Prisoners Taken
London April 30 reports say Polish troops under General Milsudski have smashed the Russian lines over a wide front and captured 10,000 prisoners and hundreds of guns in a continuing northeastward offensive. The dispatch originates from Berlin via Central News. The note also includes local ads and notices.
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London
Milsudski
Berlin
Auto Hits Pole, Three Hurt Near North Canton
Four Akron residents were injured when a car skidded on the North Canton road at 9 am Friday. Mr Hill was gravely injured, with two women bruised and hospitalized. Mr Fouse escaped with minor bruises. The vehicle struck a curb, tore off a rear wheel, and crashed into a telephone pole before occupants were treated at Mercy hospital. Addresses listed in Akron.
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Akron
Canton
Tanglewood
North Canton Road
Mra
Hill
Rebeller
North Hill
Fouse
East Talmadge
Cantonian High at University honors student
Henry W. Schramm a freshman at the University of Cincinnati from McKinley High School headlines the first semester, posting 3.96 of 4.00. The university paper lauds his record as the most remarkable among engineers, while the note hints at surrounding ads and local business notices.
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Henry W. Schramm
McKinley High School
University of Cincinnati
Schramm
Sehramm
Henry W. Sehramm
McKinley High
Bread prices hit new high as Ohio millers convene
The seventeenth annual meeting of the Ohio State Millers association opened in Columbeus with millers noting bread prices have reached a crest and expect no further rise. President L W Dewey of Planchester blamed high flour prices on foreign buying, labor issues, and poor shipping.
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Columbeus
Ohio State Millers’ Association
L. W. Dewey
Planchester
Palmer warns- Reds plan May Day riots and assassinations
Secret Service and Justice Department officials in major cities prepare for May Day demonstrations alleged by Attorney General Palmer to provoke strikes and violence. He says radicals targeted public officials and lawmakers with threats as part of a broader communist effort.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Reda
Palmer
Justice Department
Palmerta
Immigration Bureau
Justee Department
Communist Labor Party
Communist Labor
Communist Party
Tomorow
Justice
Tooa
Officiala
Red literature circulates in city amid anarchist leaflets
The northwest and northeast city quarters were flooded Thursday night with anarchist handbills in white envelopes aimed at government, unions, and the American Legion. Police investigate Circulation. Sheriff and Canton police pledge vigilance for Saturday.
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American Legion
Cython
Canton Police Department
Gauchat
Classified Realty Ads Offer Fast Sale in Daily News
Thousands follow real estate listings daily in The Daily News Classifieds. Call 3509 before 11 a.m. to have your offer appear in that day’s issue. ads for Sunday edition accepted until 9 p.m. Saturday. Also a display for Ivory Pyramin toilet articles at Kenny’s Main Floor.
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Canton
Vicinitg
Daily News
Kenny
Ady
Pastry Shop Offers French and Danish Pastries for Saturday
The Pastry Shop announces Saturday bake day with French pastries including cherry pineapple apricot raspberry whipped cream and chocolate éclairs. Danish pastries feature raspberry custard and almond fillings. Delivery available. Call Hell 3946 location 219 Cleveland Ave NW.
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Hell
State Gate
Cleveland-av
Republican approved soldier bonus plan backed by tax hike
The Ways and Means Committee endorsed a four fold soldier bonus bill with a $1.564 billion tax hike to fund cash bonuses of 1.25 per service day and other aid. The measure aims for House approval next Monday with benefits expanded to officers and certain naval ranks, but payments not until early 1921.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Republicana
Cauucus
Republicans
American Legion
Rome
Auto license tags exhausted at Canton Automobile Club
The Canton Automobile Club ran out of 1920 license tags Friday at noon after receiving 600 this week, not enough to meet demand. Secretary C. J. Houser said more tags were expected by parcel post but no arrival date was given. Members without tags must use old ones until replacements arrive. The club will hold a noon luncheon next Wednesday to report on membership drive progress. Ralph Hay will outline plans for a special campaign and the group aims for 1000 new members.
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Canton Automobile Club
C. J. Houser
Ralph Hay
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