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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
2
A Canton Daily News dispatch notes rising discussions of Ku Klux Klan splits across Pennsylvania and northern states. The piece traces efforts to shift leadership, geography, and messaging toward a national presence while preserving factional identity and regional dominance.
In Canton a wave of palmistry and fortune telling draws hungry crowds. Women and men seek hints of love fame or power from a helmeted figure tied to fairy tale imagery. The scene blends hopeful anticipation with curiosity over fate and the thrill of possible wealth or happiness.
Washington August 18 news states a Ressian debt deal is anticipated soon as the Treasury Secretary Mellon and Senator Sinone of Utah return to Washington with President Cootidyn. The order will be followed by the Belgian and American enmauieau at Twicton etalin this afternoon.
An individual identified as svoy ainenei was fined $26 and sentenced to serve 30 days in the workhouse.
Canton profiles MacQueen owner of the MacQueen Sign and Advertising System at 227 North East Street. He has lived in Canton six years and expanded electrical sign connections for his business, one of the largest of its kind locally. His motto is Six of the best workmen in the business.
Local officials in Columbiana County and Lisbon discuss stalled home work projects due to limited finances. A public meeting notes cooperation between the Markant Columbiana company commissioners and home trustees to advance the endeavor amid fiscal constraints. A man named John Froman Funk, 67, was found deceased in a creek near here after disappearing earlier. Funeral services are planned at his home Wednesday afternoon with burial in the nearby South town cemetery.
G. Pottort returns from Nummer school at Harvard and announces daily presence at Kinley High. He urges timely restructuring of schedules to ease student entry before the first day of school. The move aims to prevent congestion and allow newcomers to start classes without delay.
Mocha Rigby faced a criminal court Tuesday after a conviction related to driving offences. The judge imposed a $25 fine, with details of the case not fully clarified in readable fragments.
A fragment reports a person or group fined 200 after police confrontation at the rear of A307 Rex Avenue. The text notes a criminal court proceeding yesterday where the individual was convicted of violating a certain offense, with unclear details and wording.
A Georgetown man was arraigned Tuesday on charges of suspicion and rotating the crabbe net pleated not gully. The case was continued in crim is court.
In a case described as a gun charge violation, women were charged in court after an incident at Mex Eisele house. Delon was arrested nearby and fined one hundred dollars.
Police arrested a man linked to gambling devices and horse betting operations in Central Howling Alley on Monday afternoon. He pleaded guilty to possessing gambling devices and faced fines and costs. another man faces related charges as officers raid offices in Clark area.
Died Saturday night at home of her householder Melman 1818 Mapleay NE. Short funeral services held at home of Mrs Telman Tuesday morning. Rev Connor officiated. Body then removed to Wooster.
Maud Reed 34 died early Monday at her home on Mount Pleasant Road. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock at her home with burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Attending clergy will conduct the rites. The family requests, by prior notice, donations to the local humane society.
Mrs Matilda Baylor dies in Cleveland after a long illness while visiting her daughter Mrs Max Meyer in Lakewood. She leaves three daughters a son and a great grandchild among others. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 11 at the First Church of God with Rev W B Turner of Toledo officiating.
Rener Be Hi Renner Be Hi 79 who died at Pahtoniga Virgin will be cremated from the home Renner 1123 Tenner with services Thursday. Survived by two sons WW Renner and Charles Renner of Canton five daughters Mine Mee WA Franklin NC four brothers Pred Renner Dover Renner Dover Peter Ten fr Strasburg Michael Ren str Akron one sister Mrs Katherine Boyer Dover 46 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren
Canton residents face a bond issue in November to fund road improvements. Proposed paving includes NW Frasier to corporate limits and NE sections from Uppertea Ni to Fewin, plus multiple avenues and cross streets. The plan totals about $20,000 in suits over a bus owner injury case connected to Five Points.
In a confused budget note the county commission discusses possible road tax raises and the potential impact on residents. The dialogue hints at a contested plan, with unsteady statements about whether a levy will be proposed and how proposals will be received by the public and officials.
Reported Monday night that reductions in telephone service rates were achieved in several Wing sectors, including part of the Airmount area. Gibbs avenue to market, and Tuscarawas to city line cited as relief. west to east and north sections noted as affected.
A torn, fragmentary excerpt follows a detective named Peake pursuing a famed European criminal after a murder. Harold Ringwood, a young man, confronts moral doubt and loneliness as he shadows a dangerous chase across dramatic landscapes. A street scene at Folkestone reveals a troubled romance and shifting loyalties amid peril.
The notice derides a scheme selling wild cat stock claiming quick corn yields and 300 new grains from two planted. it contrasts with a First Mortgage Bond from The First Trust & Savings Bank, noting a year’s return of only 106 dollars on a $1000 investment, labeling the argument as poor for saving.
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