Ohio motorists form drive against speed traps in Ohio
A campaign by the Ohio State Automobile association aims to curb roadside courts and speed traps. A special committee led by Wesley Thurstin Jr. will meet in Columbus on August 10 to discuss abolishing such courts and protecting over 1 million motorists and travelers.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Ohio
State Association
Wesley Thurstin, Jr
Toledo
Columbus
Chas. Flory
Canton Automobile Club
Flory
Paul BE. Ackerman
Dayton
John McChord
Cleveland
Frank Atwood
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati
Jay C. Keidel
Conneaut
William H. Later
Youngstown
R. FE. Thomas
Marietta
James I. Heffner
Lima
E. M. Diehl
East Liverpool
Justice of Peace Courts
Charles Dc. Jones
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Probate
Couple Are Fined in Crabbe Act Case
Bertha Williams of 1100 Cleveland Ave SW and Charles Burk of Middle Branch were convicted in criminal court Wednesday of violating the Crabbe act and suspicion. The woman was fined 100 dollars plus costs on the liquor charge and Burk 25 dollars plus costs on suspicion. Police arrested them Wednesday night in Cherry Ave SE after the woman dropped two liquor bottles behind bushes.
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Bertha Williams
Cleveland Av SW
Charles Burk
Middlebranch
Burk
Cherry Av SE
Deaths Moushey Services Will Be Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Lena M Moushey will be held Friday at 9 in St John Catholic church. The Canton native died in Santa Monica California after living in Cleveland and California in recent years. The mother of six is survived by Harry Lee Moushey of Chicago Mrs W Renkert of Canton Mrs Edward Zeigemeier of Cleveland Mrs A J Kendall of Los Angeles Miss Gertrude Moushey of Los Angeles and Paul Moushey of Cleveland. Interment follows in the family vault at St John cemetery.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Lena M. Moushey
Canton
Santa Monica
Cal
Moushey
Cleveland
California
Pacific Coast
Harry Lee Moushey
Chicago
W. Renkert
Edward Zeigemeier
St. John’s Cemetery
Mrs Clara Jueneman Dies in Cleveland
Mrs. Clara Jueneman wife of Henry Jueneman of 237 Smith Ave SW died in St Johns hospital Cleveland. Survived by widower two children Edward and Helen at home Sr M Agnes Therese and Sr M Vementine both of Cleveland two sisters Justin and Helena Jagelski and brother Lawrence Jagelski Los Angeles. Funeral Saturday at 9 am in St Joseph Church burial in St Peters Cemetery.
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Clara Jueneman
Henry Jueneman
Smith
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Paquelet
Canton
Edward
Helen
M. Agnes Therese
Sr. M. Vementine
St. Joseph's Convent
Justina
Helena Jagelski
Lawrence Jagelski
Los Angeles
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Bowen Funeral Services Planned for Richard J Bowen
Funeral services for Richard J Bowen 79 of 14138 4th St NE will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at the home. Rev E P Herbruck and Rev Alfred G Garner will officiate with interment at Westlawn. He died Wednesday at home from a complication of diseases.
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Richard J. Bowen
4Th St NE
E. P. Herbruck
Alfred G. Garner
Westlawn
Slusser Services Held Thursday at St John's
In St John's Catholic church on Thursday a requiem high mass was sung for August Slusser 50 a former Canton resident who died Monday at his Traf ford Pa home His body was moved to Canton to Alfred H Slusser 1447 Ridgerd NW and later to the church cemetery for interment
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St. John's Catholic Church
August Slusser
Canton
Trafford
Alfred H. Slusser
Ridgerd
Wilcoxon Services Scheduled Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Wilcoxon 40 wife of Ross Wilcoxon 1221 Rowland NB will be held Friday at 9 a m in St Peters Catholic church Surviving are her widower four children Victor Raymond Catherine and Dorothy her mother Mrs C M Tillitzki two sisters Mrs A J Bossart Miss Lottie Tilliteki and three brothers John and Iank of Canton and Joseph of Lee Montana Interment in the church cemetery.
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Mary Wilcoxon
Ross Wilcoxon
Rowland Ar NB
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Victor
Raymond
Catherine
Dorothy
C. M.tillitzki
A. J. Bossart
Lottie Tilliteki
John and
Iank
Canton
Joseph
Lee
Montana
Church
Civic groups plan drive for hospital vote in November
A county wide effort to back a 735000 bond issue to build a 150 bed hospital near Harrisburg is organized. Civic committees and public health groups meet at the courthouse at 7:30 to plan activities. Passage requires 55 percent of those voting.
Canton Armory Construction Delayed Awaiting State Action
Construction of Canton’s proposed new armory, budgeted at 130000 dollars, hinges on decisions by State Architect Freq W Elliot and Adjutant General Frank D Henderson on site selection. Officials plan to begin work as early as spring 1926 if arrangements succeed, with completion not before 1927. the chamber’s 8.83 acre site near 6th St SW and Schroyer Ave awaits state approval.
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Freq W. Elliot
Frank D. Henderson
Harry W Luethl
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Luethi
Bill Elliot
Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
6Th St
Schroyer Ov
Ban on four in the coupe proposed by Canton council
Councilman Earl Hafer plans to urge the city solicitor to draft an ordinance prohibiting driving a coupe or roadster with four passengers in the front seat. He cites actions by nearby cities and suggests Canton adopt similar limits, though terms were not detailed. Violations in other cities are treated as reckless driving.
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Earl Hafer
Hafer
Canton
Brouse Services Held for Cairo Farmer John Brouse
John Brouse 66 a Cairo area farmer died Monday at his brother Rufus Brouse home. Services were conducted at Rufus Brouse home at 1 30 p m and at 2 p m at Cairo Lutheran Church with Rev C H Warsener presiding. Burial followed in Snyder Cemetery near Cairo.
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John Brouse
Cairo
Rufus Brouse
Balmat Services for Mrs Am Brose Balmat
Funeral services for Mrs Am brose Balmat were held Thursday at 9 a m in St Marys church Harrisburg. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
Mrs Barbara Hagen Rites Held in Zanesville
Services for Barbara Hagen 57 who died in a Zanesville hospital were held Thursday at 9 am at St Peter's Catholic Church with Rev Fr Bast assisting. Her nephews served as pallbearers and burial followed at St Peter's Cemetery.
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Barbara Hagen
Zanesville
Man Fined $500 in Crabbe Act Case
William John of 219 Walnut av SE was convicted Thursday in criminal court of violating the Crabbe act. Police said he was found Wednesday night with two men who stated they had purchased liquor from him, and he was fined $500 plus costs.
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William John
Walnut Av SE
Cherry Aw
Stirst SE
John
Suspect Arrested on Suspicion in Local Case
Mike Keefer of 988 Union at SW was arrested Wednesday evening on a charge of being a suspicious person. His case was continued in criminal court Thursday while police planned further investigation.
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Mike Keefer
Union
Six Motorists Fined by Judge in Speeding Convictions
Six motorists were fined for speeding in criminal court on Thursday. Frank Shoner paid 20 dollars plus costs, Milford D. Lang 15 dollars, Mise Blanch Hirsh 15 dollars, C. B. Giles 25 dollars, F. K. Volzer 20 dollars, and F. K. Berkman 25 dollars plus costs.
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Frank Shoner
Milford
D. Lang
Mise Blanch Hirsh
Lakerd Boulevard
C. B. Giles
East Canton
F. K. Volzer
Coats
F. K. Berkman
Bus operator warned by utilities board over added buses
Frank Capri of White Coach Transit faces arrest under the Collister-Freeman act for placing new 12 and 120 passenger equipment into service between Canton and Mansfield before state approval. Ohio Public Utilities Commission to hold hearings. Northern Ohio Traction Co. opposition cited. A. J. Miller’s petition for Canton to Cleveland service denied due to existing certificated facilities and route coverage.
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Columbus
Frank Capri
White Coach Transit
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Canton
Mansillon
Collister-Freeman
Commission Acta
Supreme Court
Capri
Northern Ohio Traction Co
CC. C. Marshall
A. J. Miller
Cleveland
Utilities Commission
Tourists Return Home From European Tour
A Canton party of 16 physicians and wives bookended by the George D. Harter Bank is due to return on Sunday at 7 30 a m aboard the Manhattan Limited from New York. They visited seven European countries and are expected to anchor in New York harbor Saturday August 8. The United States Inner Republic is bringing the Cantonians home.
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Canton
George D. Harter Bank
Manhattan Limited
New York
New York Harbor
United States
Nner Republic
E. O. Morrow
J. B. Dougherty
Mabel
D. F. Banker
George F. Zinninger
Herman Welland
I. A. Buchman
James A. Fogle
Elmer E. Gibbs
Thayer Band to Play Tonight at East Canton Fair
The Thayer Military Band headlines the East Canton community street fair tonight at 8 p m directed by William E Strassner. The program includes marches overtures vocal selections and a finale with band and chorus. The fair runs through Friday and Saturday with concerts each evening.
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Thayer Military Band
East Canton
William E. Strassner
Rossini
Ernest R Ball
W. C. Marable
Verdi
Theo
Moses Tobani
Theo. Bendix
K. of P. Band
F. H. Losey
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving Charge
J. A. Brown of 812 Orchard Ave NE pleaded not guilty in criminal court on Thursday to a reckless driving charge. The case was continued after his arrest on Wednesday.
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J. A. Brown
Orchard Av NE
Pike Township Picnic Set for 26th Annual Event
Details released for the 26th Pike Township picnic led by James E. Steinmetz with Steinmetz Park as the site on B&O tracks Howenstine Station. Expected turnout surpasses 10 000. featured speakers include John McSweeney and Martin L. Davey with Canton's political figures music solos and prize contests planned.
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James E. Steinmetz
Committee On
Steinmetz
Gov
Donahey
Ohio
Steinmetz Park
Howenstine Station
John McSweeney
Wooster
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Canton
Tucker to stay in newsstand at courthouse entrance
A creditors' committee operating the Earl Tucker newsstands at the east courthouse entrance received an occupancy extension to April 1 from county commissioners. Tucker had occupied the stand for years, paying $15 monthly. rent was recently $100. The panel granted the extension despite President Perkins opposition, after debts remained unsettled.
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Earl Tucker
Courthone Wa
Tucker
Ned L. Perkins
Walter G. Agler
Charles A. Fromm
No One Held in Auto Death Probe
Juvenile court inquiry into the death of Mrs. John Surbey of McDonaldsville after a car crash west of North Canton failed to find a responsible party. Clarence Allison, 17, was the driver in the other vehicle. witnesses testified as Judge A. L. Deal noted lack of convincing proof.
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Frito
John Surbey
McDonaldsville
North Canton
Clarence Allison
A. L. Deal
Surbey
Deal
Standing in line at First Trust Bank on Saturday nights
A humorous notice contrasts slow bank service with a rare Saturday night lineup at The First Trust & Savings Bank Stark County. It claims clerks stay to serve from 7 to 9, jokingly defending a slogan of "a bank of unselfish usefulness" despite common delays.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Stark County
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