Local fabric mills close amid year end slowdowns
District reports say LY mills in the area shut down for maintenance as year end orders dwindle. Workers face layoffs while management seeks new contracts and potential reopenings later in the quarter.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
3
District reports say LY mills in the area shut down for maintenance as year end orders dwindle. Workers face layoffs while management seeks new contracts and potential reopenings later in the quarter.
Amid mounting speculation in August 1925, President Coolidge weighs Weeks resignation as War Secretary. Weeks seeks world travel and wishes to finish his term at the president's convenience. Health and shifting cabinet plans spark talks of new posts and possible successors.
Columbus a special deputy sheriff faces charges of protecting local drug addicts and unlawfully transporting narcotics. He allegedly admitted making repeated trips to Cleveland to obtain narcotics.
The Thayer Military Band directed by Ed WIlson will present a free open air concert in Nimifila Park Friday at 8 p m The program includes marches overtures waltzes medleys and solos by St Clair Mahl Desmond Ellenberg Anders Remick Bricker Seitz and others with pieces like Steel King Autumn Leaves and My Old Kentucky Home.
Mineral City reports a barn owned by Ed Sattler burned at 2 Wednesday morning, half a mile southwest of town. The blaze consumed new hay and wheat, plus a truck, wagons, and farm machinery. No livestock were present and insurance coverage is only partial.
Federal authorities in Columbus Aug 13 prepared charges against a man accused of narcotic law violations. The deputy arrest stemmed from an investigation by federal agents and local officials. The suspect faced immediate detention and was to appear in court.
Licenses were stolen from a machine owned by Vern Wheeler of Marion Street while his car was parked on Cedar Street. Wheeler learned of the theft after being stopped by a motorcycle officer for driving without his license plates.
A large case on the main floor this Friday and Saturday showcases handkerchief crafts forming dolls, roses, and other novelties many hand painted. Items used for bridge favors and prizes priced 50c to $1.25 each at Zollinger's first floor.
Coats priced from $39.75 to $98.00 classified as silk suede velour kasha and charmeen with plain and fur trimmed models. Styles include flare bottoms straight lines tight sleeves and loose sleeves. Zollinger's third floor.
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