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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

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McCulloch Eyes Gubernatorial Run At McKinley Club Meeting

Adidacy of Congressman Culloch for governor will gain support at a McKinley club gathering in the Ings Bank building Tuesday evening. A. Snyder sent letters to supporters inviting attendance and public notice. McCulloch’s bid is seen as bolstered by his friends and club backing with expected broad support.

Culloch McKinley Club Ings Bank A. Snyder McCulloch Agi McKin Luch

Congress Considers Packers Regulation Bills Amid Price Pressures

Washington August 5 Congress debates Kenyon and Kendrick bills to curb packer profits and regulate meat prices. Senate agriculture panel plans August 18 consideration as Gronna delays, while government machinery to combat inflation moves forward. President Wilson backs fast action with cabinet and trade commission input.

Senate Agriculture Kenyon Congress Kenyon and Kendrick Bill Gronma Ate Kenuthor Washington Colver Trade Commission R. C. Lefweistant Walker D. Hines Wilson Colitmaid Dow

Opticians Advise Weather Eye Drops For Vision

A clipped notice cites Geo Deu elers and mfg opticians advising use of eye drops for weather related eye irritation. The brief lists Ady as a point of contact or earlier reference.

Geo. Deuelers and Mfg Opticians

Japanese Press Shantung Policy Statement Confirmed

Washington reports that Japan issued a press statement from Tokyo outlining its Shantung policy. The State Department was notified by the Japanese embassy that such a statement exists, but the text has not yet been received by either side.

Tokio Shantung State Department

Canton water plan outlined to sixfold city needs

P B Moock of the Canton water commission spoke to the Herman Watter Booster Club outlining underground supply potential and conservation measures. He described metering all consumers to reduce waste, planned new mains and wells, and a 15 million gallon equalization basin as part of a comprehensive program to secure Canton’s water for years.

Canton P. BE. Moock City Water Commission Herman Watter Booster Club Bender's Moock Water Commission Meyers Lake Commission Water Department

Beef price drop predicted for Canton as grain probe widens

Canton observers forecast lower beef prices this fall due to plentiful grass fed cattle and rising wheat market scrutiny. Congressman McCulloch accuses the United States Grain Corporation of profiteering, noting profits and high wheat prices tied to government actions.

Canton McCulloch United States Grain Corporation Ocar House of Representatives

Akronites buy army food at massive surplus sale

Five thousand residents vie for surplus army bacon and corned beef at the Akron armory. Thirty thousand pounds of bacon and thirty thousand one pound cans of corned beef sold quickly as prices stood much lower than local markets. Goods moved fast with stocks expected to run out by mid afternoon.

Akron

EXPECT RETURNS ON STRIKE VOTE

The American Federation of Labor’s railroad shop men vote on a strike by 600000 workers. Early returns were expected as unions curb unauthorized local strikes while a six union committee acts. AFL Way Department President Bert M. Jewell awaited White House word after briefing President Wilson on wage demands.

Ralph FE United Press Washington American Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor, Railway Department Bert M. Jewell White House Jewell Wilson

McCulloch Night at McKinley Club Open House

Tonight the McKinley club hosts McCulloch Night in its club rooms at the Dime Savings Bank building. The event features speaking, music, and social time with smokes and refreshments. All citizens and friends are invited to attend. We Pay 5 Percent You should be one of our depositors. Canton Morris Plan Bank

McCulloch McKinley Club Dime Savings Bank Adv The Canton Morris Plan Bank San

Brother brings girl to hospital after shooting near bridge

A 16 year old girl arrived at a Cleveland hospital with four fatal bullet wounds. A young man claiming to be her brother said the shooting near Rocky River bridge was accidental. He gave the name Helen Hubbell and then left. Deputies later arrested a man matching his description.

Cleveland, O Rocky River Bridge Helen Hubbell

Arm strong would retire after expected dismissal in 1920

Attorneys for J. J. Armstrong county superintendent of schools on trial before the Stark county board of education predicted a settlement by dismissal of charges of inefficiency and neglect of duty. Indications pointed to Armstrong retiring in April 1920 with his contract ending in August next year as details were finalized.

J. J. Armstrong Stark Co Board of Education Armstrong Board of Education

Mahoning Car Jumps Tracks After Carnival Trip

A southbound Mahoning road car at 9 25 p m Monday slid from the tracks near Seventh street in a heavy rain. more than 75 passengers escaped injury as service paused for about an hour. The car swung across the street narrowly missing a telephone pole. passengers crowded into the wet street while a wrecking crew returned it to the rails. Passengers said speed was unsafe for wet slippery tracks and foggy lights. the car later resumed service unharmed.

Mahoning Seventh-st

Local Ads and Classified Snippet

A fragmented advertisement row notes grocery delivery for Tuscora products with a call to phone the grocer. Additional ads mention auto repair work rates and general paint and glass offerings from Canton Paint & Glass Co at 324 Tuscarawas.

Canton Paint & Glass Co Tuscarawas Etc

Pomerene Coal Price Plan Labeled Political Scheme

Washington views of Senator Pomerene’s plan to have the government control coal prices are dismissed as a political scheme by George Williams of Canton and others in the coal trade. Williams cites idle coal cars and rail management as root causes and calls for releasing cars to boost output, while Hines says no major car shortage exists.

Atlee Pomerene United States Washington George Williams Canton Coal Co Navarre Coal Co George Williams Coal Co Ias Williams Hines Pomerene Senate Isines Milronds

Deputy Williams struck by train at Massillon crossing

Deputy Sheriff Thomas P. Williams aged 26 of Massillon was killed at 6 35 p m when an W and L E F accommodation train backed into the Fremont street crossing. Eyewitnesses said he hurried toward the station unaware of the approaching train. Engineer Rowdle Mip pard and S idd le were present but could not warn him. Williams had just returned from Canton with his mother.

Fremont-st Massillon Thomas P. Williams Blaire Williams Canton Massion Brewster Rowdle Cabrilat A. J. Mippard Duncan-st G. W. Siddle Canal-st

Marine barred from Over the Top amid uniform backlash

A marine in full uniform was refused admission to Over the Top at Meyers Lake Park last night, with manager Mae gall declining to explain. The overseas recipient of the Croix de Guerre was ordered to leave, and will seek action under laws against discrimination. Local sergeant says uniforms provoke fatigue and calls for civilian attire. The item also reports a July 12 robbery of George N. McDonald near Tampico as the U S State Department seeks prompt Mexican action.

Meyers Lake Park Bergt John Kilgelson KE. BE. Maegall Kibelion United States Sergt Grey Washington George N. McDonald Pueblo Viejo Tampico State Department Department Lansing Mexico City

Rain Good for Crops After Heavy Overnight Storm

Heavy rain last evening fell in torrents but caused little damage to crops in the district. Farmers report oats mostly safe, corn and potatoes benefited. About 1.5 inches fell, with official totals at 1.42 inches. No damage reported to the County Farm Agent.

Myers A G. Amith

Rigid Dress Reforms Debated By Local W C T U

Lorain Aug 5 The local W C T U urged rigid dress reforms in the high school to combat peek a boo waists high heels and immodest costumes. Mrs Eva Hilla the lone female board member urged influence for reform while Dr Frank Young president questioned the word modesty and board split on standards.

Lorain Ww. Cc. F. U Board of Education Eva Hilla Frank Young

Shantung Controversy Cited In Senate Treaty Debate

Senator Watson urged withholding ratification of the Versailles treaty until Japan withdraws from Shantung or pledges to withdraw and to pursue a swift, united response through the league of nations. He argued Japan gained only Germanys rights and that Shantung remains a core issue after 1914.

Washington Japan Shantung James E. Watson Indiana Senate Watson Wilson White House League of Nations Germany China

Pratt Inspects Canton Water Project Progress

R W Pratt consulting engineer in charge of Canton 2,600,000 water expansion toured Union Dam site and Dan Smith farm with Mayor Poorman Service Director Zink and water commission members. Pratt praised progress toward a long term water system adequate for Canton.

R. W. Pratt Cleveland Canton Union Dam Dan Smith Farm Poorman Zink City Water Commission Pratt

Court Fight Now Only Resort To N O T Canton-Manihon Dispute

The N O T vows to fight county ouster plans over the Canton Manihon right of way set for Aug 9 county officials want tracks torn up by Aug 9 and Aug 10 ultimatums loom. N O T counsel A Harter says no surrender no compromise and will seek court action likely to reach the supreme court if needed.

N. O.T Canton-Massillon Traction Company RK. A. Harter A. €. Blinn N.O.T Pat Vientead Canton-Maanihon Harter Booth Haa Booth jJuet Inite Supreme Court Bivnn

Britain moves to curb meat packers amid probe

In the House of Commons Food Minister George H. Roberta announced a government probe into the American meat packing industry aimed at protecting Britain from potential trusts. He said international action is being sought as the ministry cannot handle the issue alone. Elsewhere Lily Lodge K of P announces First Rank for its candidates.

London Aus British Board of Trade Great Britain American Meat Trust House of Commons George H. Roberta United States Food Ministry Roberta

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