Political heads may be allied in election
Two major New York political figures Judge George Olvany and Charles Hilles face shifting power as Tammany Hall and the Republican machine brace for the November elections. Olvany controls Tammany’s city operation after leaving the bench, while Hilles, a national figure and Hilles’s ally, weighs a major role in shaping the Republican ticket as the party eyes September primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Swalal
Opyricht
Canton Daily News
New York
George W Olvany
Tammany Hall
Charles JD. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Republicans
New York City
Olvany
Mr. Hilles
Croker
Ivany
Wilkes
Murphy
01Vany
Hilles
Judge Olvany
Tammany
Hylan
City Hall
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Gov. A. Smith Ia
Alia
Bronx
Manhattan
Butler
Former Pupils Meet to Form Alumni Group in Canton
Former pupils of the Ohio Soldiers and Orphans Home at Xenia are invited to attend a Sunday meeting to form an alumni association in Canton. The gathering will be at Mr and Mrs Kipward Bowers 1124 Smith Ave SW Sunday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Sculdiers
Lallore
Xenia
Canton
Kipward Bowers
Smith
Tire and rim stolen from car in North Canton
Co H Willman of North Canton reports a tire and rim were stolen Friday evening from his automobile parked on 2nd Street NE near Walnut Avenue.
Thief rifled car door pockets in Marketav area
D I Renkert of the Renkert Ridge reported Friday evening his automobile on 4th Street NE near Marketav was broken into. a card case and valuable papers were stolen from the door pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Renkert
The
Renkert Ridg
4Th St NE
Marketav
Stolen bag found near Tuscarawas and High avenues
A bag containing papers and books valued at 50 dollars stolen from R. N. Moore’s car on Friday night near Shorth Avenue NW and Tuscarawas Street was recovered Saturday morning by police near Tuscarawas Street and High Avenue NW. Moore lives at 803 25th Street NW.
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R. N. Moore
Shorth Av
Tuscarawas St
High Av
Moore
25Th St
Two Akron Men Robbed by Masked Bandits
Two masked robbers armed with revolvers held up the Peacock tavern north of Akron early today stealing $100 from John Smith and John Winsey before fleeing toward Cleveland in a waiting car. At the Stevens hotel on North Main Street Boat Wright was also robbed by two men, with little cash taken and items like fountain pens and revolvers recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Peacock Tavern
State Road
John Smith
John Winsey
Cleveland
Farler
Boatwricht
Stevens Hotel
North Main
Thieves Loot J A Zane & Son Jewelry Store
Thieves entered the J A Zane & Son jewelry store on Main Street and escaped with over 2000 dollars worth of diamonds and watches. They cut through a wall between the stairway and shop, and theft was noticed by G E Muntz next door. Stolen items include thirteen diamond rings three ladies wrist watches and three diamond brooches. Local Kiwanis club prize rings were taken. Captain Harry Stark of Alliance police commented the thief was likely a small man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Jewelry Shop
G. E. Muntz
Muntz
Stark
Zang
Kiwanis
Alliance
Minor crashes reported across city intersections
Police reported several minor crashes on Friday night. H J Shanabruch escaped injury after a collision at Cleveland at 4th NW with L Jacobs. James Chrisholm said another car struck his vehicle on Navarre rd SW. he did not get the other driver’s name. Fred Maurer reported an auto collision on 6th st SW with a parked car. H F Loder’s car struck a N O T bus at Walnut and 8th SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Shanabruch
Harriet
L. Jacobs
Smith
Cleveland
James M. Chrisholm
Lawnay NW
Navarre Rd
Fred Maurer
Strubleay
6Th St
Maurer
H. F. Loder
Walnut
8Rd St
Protests Block Bus Permit Between Canton and Columbus
The Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric Railway Co joined other transport firms in filing protests with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission against William F. Reichenstein’s motor bus route application. The firm asks the permit be stricken for lacking highway designation maps and route, missing property and equipment details, and noncompliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric Railway Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
William F. Reichenstein
Canton
Rothenstein
Commission
Williams goes to hospital again for sixth operation
Ed G. Willams, former newspaper man, who has endured five operations in just over a year, is hospitalized at Massillon City Hospital on Saturday to undergo a sixth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ed G. Willams
Massillon City Hospital
Speeders Nabbed In East Spaniard Arrests
J B Anderson of Sandyville bus driver was arrested Friday on the East Spaniard for speeding 44 mph. A J Sweeney of 2206 4th St NW was arrested for 60 mph on Canton Alliance Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Anderson
Sandyville
Spaniard
J Sweeney
4Th St NW
Canton Alliliance Rd
Cadiz Republican to Open New Building and Press
Cadiz Ohio August 22 The Cadiz Republican a long running local newspaper will move into a new building after 110 years in rented quarters The firm plans to install its new press in the new business block within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
William Welneman Dies After Turkish Bath Career
William Welneman who administered the first Turkish bath treatment in Cleveland about 70 years ago has died. He had worked for a Turkish bath house for nearly 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Welneman
Americans Narrow Escape in Riff Country
Reporter Colonel Charles Sweeney with Col Nogues column narrowly survived a night in hostile Moroccan territory. They faced ambush from three sides near Essaouira on a path toward Souk Em Khemis. They reached Col Nogues’s headquarters unharmed, praising luck and boldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riff Country
LaFayette
Canton Daily News
Parif
Spirats
Souk Em Khemia
Fez
Saboardia
Col. Nogues
Morocco
Bled
Finish concrete road on Elton Navarre route completed
The Elmer Vogt Paving Co contracted crew finished concrete work on the Elton Navarre road last Friday under a spring contract. The road will be closed for three weeks to allow the concrete to set before traffic resumes. County officials praised the firm for speed and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Vogt Paving Co
Elton-Navarre
Refused to Quit at Seward University Club
John Kotensky a 24 year old dishwasher at the Seward at the University club in Cleveland refused to quit after being discharged. Patrolman Patrick Showers confronted him and the judge sentenced him to 10 days in the Warrensville workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Seward
University Club
John Kotensky
John
Patrick Showers
Byways of Canton by Maud Marshall Howells
Column notes apologies to Miss Jeannette Yost of the clerk of courts office for misimpression about the Cinderella dog. Dr M H Reno golf tale references caddies and fore. Ohio Bell plans French style telephones to arrive in December. Canton's strangest street sight is a girl with long braids and normal waistline. Waltenbaugh at Grand Theater takes up golf. Jake Smith, 78, proclaims energy for field running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Yost
Clerk of Courts Office
Miss Yost
Newa
T. J. Waltenbaugh
Grand Theater
Atlantic City
Jake Smith
Canton
Tom Waltenbaugh
Smith
Editor held after he kills hotel employee
East Las Vegas New Mexico Aug 22 Carl C Magee prominent newspaper man of New Mexico, previously tied to the Teapot Dome era, is jailed after shooting and killing John F Lassiter a hotel employee. He allegedly killed Lassiter after a fist fight involving former Dist Judge David J Leahy. Leahy was wounded. Magee faces possible manslaughter charges.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico
Lbel
Looeld
John FR. Lassiter
Magee
Dist
David J. Leahy
Leahy
Lassiter
Lorenzo Delagado
San Maguel County
Fm Fatl
New Mexico State Tribune
Alberquerque
Alberqueque Morning Journal
United States Senate
Teapot Dome
Borah Voices Unease Over Belgian Debt Pact
Washington reports a discordant note from Senator William E Borah on Belgian debts terms while administration officials stay confident the pact will pass in Congress. Belgian Parliament mood and Belgian public opinion worry officials more than the American legislative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willam & Borah
Congress
American Congress
Belgium
Local campaign spending details reveal party funds and payments
The report itemizes campaign expenditures in several cities. The Stark co Republican Auxiliary spent 89 dollars on printing and ads with numerous donors contributing up to 150 dollars. Canton Keller Huff and others paid for council and mayoral roles. Alliance and Massillon records show dozens of councilmen and officers paid, with amounts ranging from fractions of a dollar to over 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Stark Co Republican Auxiliary Association
Clark Metzger
Henry Schrantz
George Clark
H. A. Roemer
John Quinn
Edward Holland
Charles M. Ball
James Kinnison
James Roberts
J. A Syler
Canton
Keller E. Huff
William M. Shane
Curtis E. Harter
Jacob F. Marks
A. B. Drukenbrod
Council
Faber J. Drukenbrod
Charles M
Newton B. Domer
Republcan
Charles Goodman
J. R. Campbell
Alliance
W. S. Emmons
Ralph E. Tanner
J. B. Baughman
Frank D. Burr
John T. Cameron
Ira E. Stevens
Isle Whittingham
H. L. Morrison
Charles Goodwin
Thomas J. McCredie
Massillon
C. C. Miller
Roe Edwards
Few Candidates File for Jobs in County Elections
Township and village officials for numerous divisions face an election on November 3. Petitions for candidacy are due September 4, and no offices have enough candidates yet. Nomination petitions may be obtained by appearing in Canton or writing the Board of Elections with required details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
County Board of Education
Justices of the Peace
Board of Elections
Canton
George Hy
Election Board
Portable schools used to cut Athens county aid
Aug 22. State education officials authorize portable schools in consolidation to reduce state aid for Athens county schools until new buildings are built. Small one room hill schools with few pupils are ineligible for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, CO
Athens County
State Department of Education
Child injured in fall near Carna han Avenue
Raymond Fernandez suffered a punctured lung after a fall at 6 45 Friday near Carna han Avenue. He was taken to Mercy hospital where doctors said the condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fernandez
Carnahan Av NE
Mercy Hospital
Auto tools stolen from garage at residence
Police report a theft of a set of automotive tools from a garage at 1002 Second Street Northwest the home of C. A. Segel Friday evening. The incident was recorded by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Segelman
2Nd St
Rev Ralph E Ray dies at Canton home
Rev Ralph E Ray 32 died at his parents home 505 Newton av NW Friday after eight weeks illness. He is survived by wife Isadore and his parents and three brothers. Funeral at home 1 30 pm then 2 pm at First Baptist church with Rev W E Bridge officiating. He studied at Moody Bible Institute Chicago and returned to Canton in June. He had been active in church work and was ordained July 1 1924.
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Ralph E. Hay
George Ray
Newton Av
Isadore Ray
Howard Ray
Cleveland
Clarence Ray
James Ray
Ellhart
Ind
First Baptist Church
W. E. Bridge
Ray
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Canton
First Baptist Church of
New Philadelphia
G. A. Beers
Salem
Franklin A. Filson 74 Dies After Stroke at Salem Home
Franklin A. Filson aged 74 died at his home 35 Woodlawn avenue Salem after a paralysis stroke suffered Monday morning He had been a Deming Pump Co foreman Three terms as Salem city council member and member of Maccabee Order Survived by widow Elma three sons Rev Charles N Filson E O Filson and J William Filson Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the home conducted by Rev M J Grable Also a Philipp’s Christian church member and longtime Canton area ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Filson
Woodlawnav
Salem
M. J. Grable
The
Christian Church
Filson
Phillip’s Christian Church
Deming Pump Co
Maccabee Order
Deming Relief Association
Elma Filson
Jessie Bradley
Charles N. Filson
Cleveland
E. O. Filson
Youngstown
J. William Filson
First Christian Church
Canton
Charles Welsch Dies at Home in Canton
Charles Welsch, 63, lifelong Canton resident and Bachtel Lumber Co. employee, died at his home Friday. He was a St John’s Catholic Church member and Carpenter’s Union. Survived by wife Emma, daughter Mrs. R. T. Meyer, son Ralph S. Welsch, three grandchildren, three sisters. services Monday at St. John’s Church with burial in St. Peter’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Welsc
Wilson
Welsc
Canton
Bachtel Lumber Co
St. John’s Catholic Church
Carpenter’s Union
Emma T. Welsch
R. T. Meyer
Ralph S. Welsch
Workman Dies at United Alley Steel Plant
Said Adulla, 22, of 1821 10th street NF an Arabian, died at 6 30 p m Friday after being stricken while waiting to ring his time card at the United Alley plant. The chainman collapsed in line and died 30 minutes later at the emergency hospital. Death is believed due to heart trouble. He has no relatives in the United States. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said Adulla
10Th St NF
United Alley
Adulla
United States
Mrs. Catherine Hamilton Dies at Home
Mrs. Catherine A. Hamilton, 43, of 1817 9th St NW, died at her home Friday evening. Survived by husband George T. Hamilton and four children Ross S. Hamilton, Paul K. Hamilton, William E. Hamilton, and Gladys Hamilton, plus a sister and two brothers. Member of St. Peter's church. Funeral services will be held at the home. time not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Hamilton
9Th St NW
Shea
George T. Hamilton
Ross S
Paul K
William E
Gladys Hamilton
St. Peter’s Church
Mrs. Hattie Hall Buried After Martins Ferry Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Hall age 40 a former Canton resident who died Wednesday in Martins Ferry were held Saturday at 2 p m at her sister Mrs C E Harter 1811 2nd St NE with Rev J Mathias officiating Burial followed at Westlawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hall
Canton
Martins Ferry
C. E.harter
2Nd St NE
J. Mathias
Westlawn
Edna Denzer Numer wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Edna Denzer daughter of Mrs Radicke and Frank Numer the son of Mrs Numer of Pittsburgh were married Friday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev E C Herman officiated. The ceremony featured a half hour organ recital with Cremona Edgar George as soloist. The bridal party included Mrs Bow matron of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Coyle and Miss Radicke. Best man was Mr Frank Ba. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was held and the couple planned to reside in Washington DC after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna F. Denzer
Radicke
4Th St
Frank J. Numer
E. Numer
Pittsburgh
Trinity Lutheran Church
E. C. Herman
Marty Schmidt
Cremona
Edgar George
Frank T. Bow
Walter Coyle
Gertrude Radicke
Coyle
Carrie
Delphinium
Fran
John Denzer
Namer
Washington D. C
Two Cars Seized in Weekend Liquor Raids
Police reported two automobiles were taken in liquor raids Saturday and later confiscated by the court. Three people were arrested on Crabbe act charges for transporting liquor. over two gallons were found. George Gilmore and Mamie Smith were fined 590 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. James Mooras had case continued after pleading not guilty. A second arrest, Jim Woody, resulted in a 100 dollar fine for liquor violations. Mary Konout forfeited bond after failing to appear for charges. Two quarts of wine were allegedly sold by Konout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
George Gilmore
Newcomerstown
Mamie Smith
Massillon
James Mooras
Massilon
Cherry Av SE
Jim Woody
Thompson
Mary Konout
Ross Av
Delegates Named To Club Meet In Canton
Walter Ruff president and William Texter secretary of the Exchange club were chosen as official delegates to the national convention in Detroit September 14 to 16. The Canton club met at the Courtland hotel with several others likely to attend. The convention is dubbed Back Home to Detroit, honoring the Exchange's 1896 origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ruff
Wiliam Texter
Exchange Club
Detroit
Courtland Hotel
Canton
Exchange
Clarence Dretke
Dretke
The First Trust Savings Bank of Canton Ad
An advertisement touts The First Trust & Savings Bank of Canton promising security safety service and 6 percent on savings. It claims lavish banks are not necessary and promotes a safe deposit vault at 2 dollars per year as best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
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By Col
Charles Sweeney
Elton Navarre Rad
Maud Marshall Howells
M. H. Reno
Hills
Ohio Rel} Telephone Co
France
Telephone Company
Judge
J. W. Parker
Supreme Court
James F. Hinkle
Dist. Atty. Trader
Borah
Ball and Curtis High Spenders
R. E. Ray
I. A. Filson
Charles Welsh
Workman
George Hamilton
E. W. Sipp
Lakeside Shrine Club
Preys
Pauline Frederick
Margaret Wilson
Struthers
Ohio
Marjorie Hill
Willowdale Country Club
MacDonaldsville
Publc
Cora Fawney
Eldon B. Weil
P. H. Welshimer
Co TR Hippert
St Sn
Hippert
Arthur T. Johns
Waynesburg
Werg Ra
A. A. Islerang Daugites
Ang
Zacharias Johnson
Eva Lauderbagah
Jennie Becker
William Rimmile
Bayan Becker
Ayeus
Becker
Helen
Ruth Elaine
Mm Arthur T. Johnson
Marie Resler
W Edwin Hippert
W. F. Schwartz
Mre
Impson M. E
Harold Dayhuff
Canton Rd
North
Homer IL. Rank
Pennsylvania
Ernest Farr
17Th St
James Yant
Fulton Id
Thomas Irwin
William Hersey
Joseph Hill
William Ferguson
John Bitterspaugh
D. K. Bush
Fred Romey
James Scherretts
Roy Edelman
Henry Holman
J. G. Lang
McKinley
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Winzeler Bros
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