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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented text notes a local fire alarm event with sparse details. It mentions a state, local time, and a reference to a fire on a specific day, but the readable content is highly incomplete and lacks clear names or places.
Colonel Charles Sweeney reports from Alicante on the first La Fayette Escadrille mission toward Morocco. The flight from Marseille to Barcelona featured a perilous landing in an L shaped field with ditches, where Robins narrowly avoided a crash and Happe reacted just in time as the plane skimmed the ground.
French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand arrives in London for talks with British Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain. They will discuss the French reply to Germany on the security pact and may exchange views on Morocco Rif campaigns, Syria unrest, Mosul mandate tensions, Danzig dispute, and German Polish trade talks.
Mrs. Minnie Miller was arrested Monday when deputies found a large still at her home east of Greentown. The plant was sizable and was later transported to Canton. Deputies C. M. Dieterick George Ehler and George Mantsch participated in the search.
In Huntington West Virginia Oscar Goodman 27 a clerk was arrested after his wife Rose Ross Goodman 19 alleged she was driven into a motorcycle and its rider Walter Kessel by a car driven by Goodman The wife who was severely injured said he followed and struck them Police say Kessel and she are gravely hurt with hopes of recovery for Kessel and poor prognosis for the wife
Moscow reports a Soviet war ministry slogan pledges a red navy to defend against England. The piece cites English advocates urging severed relations with Soviet Russia and outlines Russia’s naval base plans at Constanta in the Black Sea and near Danzig in the Baltic.
Four children aged 8 to 12 were injured Sunday in Columbus when struck by cars. They were listed as recovering with minor injuries today.
The Canton Lions club hosts a seven day chautauqua opened Friday to fund blind work. Junior Chautauqua runs twice daily with Story Hour Girl directing children. The Jackson Jubilee Singers perform Plantation Days with jubilee chants and spirituals.
Massillon police court heard several liquor cases this morning. Carl Smalley was fined 1000 dollars for possessing liquor and 100 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Emil Smalley pleaded not guilty to possessing liquor with bond set at 2000 dollars and trial scheduled for this afternoon. Max Sakowskiski fined 100 dollars for intoxication. George Gro-
Mrs. Emma Jackson of 12349 Market Ave South praises Plant Juice for transforming her 13 year old son Edwin who suffered stomach pains, constipation, and fatigue. After using the remedy daily at Roth Hug’s Main drug store he regained appetite energy and a healthier appearance. The Plant Juice Man distributes free samples while explaining the remedy’s merits.
The court fined multiple defendants for intoxication including Henry Leading who pleaded guilty and paid 50, George Hawk William Shaw John New Anna New and Victor Clements all fined 50 each, plus costs. Fred Dempsey received 190 and costs with license plates revoked. HT. Lewis fined 50 with six months in the work house. Henry Tindal and EB. OG Wheeler fined 100 each.
John Brakantte pleaded not guilty to intoxication driving and faced a $200 bond set for this afternoon. Emil Witt also pleaded not guilty to a suspicion charge with a $1,000 bond set for Friday afternoon.
Construction of the Peerless Alito Balae Co. building at Walnutaw and 2nd Street paused Monday due to a court order. The halt affects excavation work as authorities enforce the injunction.
Samuel J. Feiman and others allege that defendants dug beyond permitted depth without protecting adjacent building foundations. Piehler Leahy & Weintraub represent the plaintiffs in the action.
Fifty fabric items described with rayon crepes and floral designs on tinted grounds offered in yard wide options. Regular prices range from 8 to 49 cents per yard with selections including fancy whites, stripes, laces, and clip platings.
An old newspaper ad describes 47e ya fabrics including forty two inch imported organdies in lavender blue tan and rose clusters on white grounds. It mentions forty inch English broad cloths for shirts with stripes, thirty inch imported dotted swisses from St. Gall with white pin dots, and thirty six inch Domus silk and cotton fabric in pastel shades. Regular prices like 8d 9d 1d 9d per yard.
Women shoppers flock to Zollinger's August fur coat sale featuring over 200 garments stitched by expert furriers with first quality pelts. The dealer offers a price protection refund or credit if a rival beats August prices by October 1. Also promotes the Fur Revue and mailing list for ongoing merchandising info.
Silk and cotton fabrics offered include 36 inch sharkskin jacquard effects with new shades at 1.48 yard. Crepes feature chrysanthemum designs on poaster grounds and printed designs on rich silk and cotton crepe grounds at similar prices. Ribbon stripe crepes 38 inch wide with self color cross bars priced at 1.75 yard.
An advertisement lists 77e yd silk fibre madras shirtings with fancy colored stripes and white grounds, plus white Finglish broadcloths and fancy piques. English broadcloths of 36 inches in fast colors and mercerized for dresses and shirts, in plain white and reseda, natural, merit blue, grey, salmon and pink.
At 27e per yard a sale on thirty two inch flaxons white with plain checks double checks stripes and fancy stripes for blouses dresses and lingerie. Regular price 39c yard.
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