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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
6
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Congressman Charles Brand of Urbana faces a sharp political broadside from Dye, chairman of the Ohio Democratic State committee, who accuses him of inconsistency over a 50 percent rise in farm property insurance and notes Brand’s dairy holdings. Dye defends rate hikes as policy to aid farmers while alleging Brand benefits from the dairy trade.
Prof Herbert A Miller of the sociology department will deliver the quarterly convocation address at Ohio State University. The event is set for September 4 in the University chapel with Miller completing his first year on the Ohio State faculty.
Canton Buckeye and Canton lodges plus Lily lodge Pyramid Knights of Pythias members plan the annual picnic to be held in August. A memorial service honored Allen Cook after 34 years of lodge service. Canton hosts the Cleveland Pilgrimage club for a dinner at Hotel Northern before their Providence trip to the D OKKI national convention.
Local fraternal groups announce upcoming regular meetings and degree drills. Eastern Star Canton No 190 plans initiation after a 7:80 gathering, Capt James Wallace Camp Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meets in G A R hall for final dance arrangements and candidate initiation, Eagles Canton Aerie No 141 to initiate candidates with drill team before Toledo Grand Aerie Convention, Daughters of Scotland White Heather lodge No 7 calls a Wednesday business session, Margarete Sheridan Camp R N and A to meet with drill, Tribe of Ben Hur Canton Court No 657 to hold gathering with degree team simulators, Ohio State congress planning committee announces August 14 15 program. Ella Lodge Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meets August 4 with note on July 21 anniversary and officers installation.
The monthly police report shows July arrests totaling 1 824 with 879 for minor traffic law violations. There were 107 vehicle collisions, 27 injuries to pedestrians, 27 stolen autos reported and 28 recovered. Drunkenness led to 188 arrests and 40 for liquor law violations.
Ada seeks to obtain the desired results with a $500 purchase and fast action. The notice highlights a practical transaction aiming to secure specific outcomes for the buyer.
In Cleveland and Dayton reports state that Governor Vic Donahey’s rise shifts Ohio Democratic power to rural areas. Obituaries of Bryan La Follette Lodge and others reshape local influence, with Donahey poised to dictate ticket personnel and possibly seek another gubernatorial nomination.
Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel signed an amnesty freeing between 10 000 and 15 000 political prisoners. The action marks Italy’s 25th anniversary on the throne and aims to calm tense politics amid Mussolini era rigidity.
Premier Mussolini plans a trip to Russia to advance closer trade relations. Italian manufacturers would supply motors and factory equipment in exchange for foodstuffs and metals, reflecting shared despotic methods and mutual interests. Health concerns had delayed the plan, but doctors say the trip could occur within two months.
Edward Price Bell of the Chicago Daily News, after touring Pacific-bordering nations, views the Philippine question as the United States' greatest issue. He argues Congress must settle the future of the islands promptly, noting Manila's beauty and progress since American occupation. He sails from Manila on the President Madison to Seattle.
Plain Township Board of Education invites sealed mail bids by Aug 6 1925 for furnishing screen lump coal to township schools. Bidders must specify expected screen size. Clerk A J Willaman North Canton Ohio. Published Canton Daily News July 31 August 1 2 1925. notice for parole Fred Gerald a prisoner at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield is eligible for parole consideration upon recommendation to Board of Pardon and Parole effective August 11 1925. Chief Clerk R O Simkins Ohio State Reformatory News July 25 Aug 1 8 1925.
American artists and writers in Paris retreat to Petit Andelys in Normandy for the summer. Gilbert White Wythe Williams Lloyd Ney and a dozen peers seek respite in the thirteenth century village with Chateau Gaillard ruins, apple butter season, and a local market. They aim to let the environment alter literature and painting as they settle into the old town.
The White Coach Transit Co. will start a Canton Massillon line Monday with chair cars every 20 minutes at lunch and every 80 minutes otherwise. A Massillon waiting room will be at the Massillon Restaurant and in Canton at the Court House.
Adam Melsiwatin a mill worker and Charlotte Youtz both of Louisville. Willis Holt a steel worker and Helen Kirchhofer both of Masatl. Lewis Olson a shipping clerk and Wana Thrash both of Alliance. Norman H. Sudeck a draftsman and Cleo St. George both of Alliance.
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