Iron and Steel Industry Leads in Stark County Employment
In Stark County 1924 data show iron and steel firms top payrolls with 78 industries paying $90,414,071 in salaries and wages. Metal products, vehicle manufacturing, and other sectors follow, while clerical and sales staff wages reveal a broad distribution with most earners above $15 weekly. March marks peak hiring, June and November dip for men and women respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Seven
Stark Co
Witter
Tin Starkee
Only the Best Is Cheap Bank Advertisement Message
An advertisement extols The First Trust & Savings Bank of Canton offering security safety service and higher interest rates while contrasting with cheaper banks. It promotes a safe deposit vault for $2 per year and asserts the bank provides superior quality despite claims of low cost. The tone emphasizes prestige and value against cheap alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Anton People Named In Sug Move To Recover Loans
Mrs L M Burgett of Wilmington filed a federal suit to recover 683.57 she lent to foreman S R Klotz for workers on the Cowgill building at 917 Second St NW Canton Ohio. She alleges a $8783.87 balance remains. The dispute centers on unpaid wages and a supposed mechanic's lien on the Canton project.
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Cleveland
Ate
L. Murgett
Wilmington
Del
Emma
H. W. Cowgill
Canton
Mra. Burgett
Cowgill
Second St
S. R Klotx
Cowrill
Neil House To Open In Columbus With State Luncheon
The Neil House in Columbus will open Tuesday with a state luncheon led by Gov. Donahey and state officials. The 12 story, 656 room hotel cost 3 million dollars and replaces the 1863 third structure razed in 1923. Historic registers from the old hotel will be preserved for future autographs.
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NEW
Spahr
Columbus
Neil
Ohio
Cuesta
Donahey
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Nell House
Nell
Lincoln
Coolidge
Archibald White
White
Ohio Department of Commerce
William McKinley
MecKinley
Canton
High St
Statehouse
McKinley
James W. Faulkner
Neil House
Faulkner
Highway department under scrutiny as inquiry tightens controls
A statewide investigation into highway contracts and pamphlet publication practices prompts the removal of officials and a new policy. Director Schlesinger vows strict enforcement of specifications, no favoritism, and urges contractors to report improper influence while departments pause outside pamphlet distribution until the state guide is ready.
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Donatey
Ingia
Bolm
McCurry
Schlesinger
Highway Department
City targets gas pumps in short-measure drive
A city wide probe found jobholders at stations liable for short measures while companies faced no fault. Inspectors tagged pumps white for accurate five gallon readings and red for errors, with morning tests urged to prevent shortages. Officials vow further action and stricter prosecutions for any short change cases.
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Tpen
Conrad
European farming methods outlined by New Jersey expert
Farm Crops Specialist Herbert R Cox of New Jersey outlines how European methods boost pasture and crop yields. He cites English sheep as mowing machines on golf courses and advocates intensified use of pasture land, fertilizer, and careful planting to raise per acre production while urging Americans to learn from Europe.
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America
Herbert R Cox
New Bronewick
Great Hellaine
Pontinental
Europe
Canton
Baturday
Georga.s. Cook
Yale-ay NW
Hushandman
Cox
France
England
Holland
New Brunswick
Gasoline Shortage Probe Details Released
The case status remains undecided as to whether the defendants will fight or pay fines. Conrad notes the proofs are solid, and a full list of city gasoline stations with shortages in five gallon measures will be stored at the Canon Automobile Club office and the City Sealer's office for Canton residents. Only curbside filling stations selling gasoline and oil for profit were surveyed, not garages serving customer convenience.
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Conrad
Canon Automobile Club
Egypt
M. Caillaux
Lord Bradbury
France
Alsace Lorraine
Germany
England
League of Nations
Poland
Rhineland
Japan Shipbuilding Crisis Deepens Amid Low Tide
Tokyo reports from the Japan Advertiser show a sharp downturn in the shipbuilding sector with many firms nearing bankruptcy. Companies cut staff, reduced hours, and halted new contracts in tram car and electric machine projects. Employers struggle to hold skilled workers as social unrest worries grow and the government faces the defense implications.
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Canton Daily News
Tokyo
Japan
The
Japan Advertiser
Gambling fines in case at 915 Cherry Avenue
John Martin of 915 Cherry av was arrested on permitting gambling after police broke up an alleged crap game at the address. He was fined $25 and costs. four others were fined $5 and costs each.
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John Martin
Cherry Av SR
Martin
Speeding Arrests Reported in City Saturday Afternoon
Three motorists were arrested by police on Saturday afternoon and evening for speeding. Identified are Harry McWilliams, F. H. Henrich, and George Morledge of 433 Belden Ave SE.
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Harry McWilliams
F. H. Henrich
George Morledge
Belden Av SE
Reckless Driving Arrest Reported in Harrison County
Clayton Mabbit was arrested on a reckless driving charge after police say he rode a motorcycle and sidecar through Harrison on Saturday evening. Advertising note: Hemlock $500. Daily News Want Ads promise desired results.
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Clayton Mabbit
Harrison
Daily News
Magee Freed On Bond In Albuquerque Lobby Tragedy
Magee is freed on a $10,000 bond after a fatal shooting in a hotel lobby ends Judge Leahy’s career and wounds Lassiter. Leahy, who had sentenced Magee two years earlier for contempt, suffered a broken arm. Lassiter died from a throat wound. Magee, once linked to the Teapot Dome inquiry, may face court next Wednesday as district attorney reviews coroner findings.
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Lttle
New Mexico
Magee
Albuquerque
Judge Leahy
Hinkle
State Penitentiary
Teapot Dome
Ltue
Lassiter
Gertrude
Leahy
Veterans Plan Their Reunion in Cincinnati Weekend
The 146th Infantry Veterans Association and the 87th Division AEF Veterans Association plan a Cincinnati reunion September 5 to 7. The Gibson Hotel is headquarters. regimental events include meetings, religious services, a memorial at Galbraith Park, a baseball game, a 50,000 dollar fashion show, boxing, and a river trip. The program also covers a 37th Division AEF business session and officer elections with various social events to follow.
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146Th Infantry
Cincinnati
87Th Division
A. E. F. Veterans Association
146Th Infantry Association
Hotel Gibson
Galbraith Memorial Inden Park
Cincinnative
St. Louis
Zoological Gardens
Division
A. BE. F. Veterans Association
France
Ball Park
Coney Island
Two Hurt In Police Reported Accidents At City Intersections
Police say two people were injured in separate Saturday crashes. At Dueber avenue SW and 6th street SW a Dartmouth av bus collided with a light delivery truck, driver Ray Berger and A D Cheney named as operators.
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Dartmouth Av
Dueber Av
6Th St
Ray Berger
8Rd St
A. D. Cheney
J. A
Anelli
Cherry Av SE
Tohn Mader
Superior St
Macsillan
Cherry Av
3Rd St
J. L. Howard
Market Ay N
10Th St
Noice
John Mazzon
Madison Ay SR
James Rados
10Th St SE
Walnutav
4Th St
Co. E. Smith
Raffi
Cricket Takes Much Interest In British Mandate Debate
Editorial note discusses Iraq and the Mosul question, warning that keeping Mosul could extend a 25 year British mandate. It argues against imposing further burden, emphasizing caution amid imperial policy considerations.
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Iraq
Mosul
Great Britain
Shawl Stolen From Salem Shaheen and Sons Store
A Spanish shawl valued at 78 dollars was taken from Salem Shaheen and Sons store. The incident was reported to police Saturday afternoon.
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Salem Shaheen and Sons
Forgery Charge Against Manuel Simali
Manuel Simali of 721 11th Street SE was arrested by city detectives on forgery charges after allegedly stealing several blank checks from Stark News Agency, filling one out for 50 dollars and cashing it.
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Manuel Simali
11Th St SE
Stark
Infant Dorathy Streckert Buried After Death
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Streckert of 1506 3rd St NE died Tuesday and was buried Wednesday in Rowland Cemetery.
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Dorothy
Homer H. Streckert
3Rd St
Rowland Cemetery
Catholic Union Names Officers at Cleveland Convention
The Ohio Catholic Union held a state convention in Cleveland naming officers including President Karp and First Vice President R Snyder. A resolution urged action against immorality and stage plays, while another urged opposition to PASAN methods in horseplay. The national body meets tomorrow through Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Oes Union
Cathol Ws Union
Ang
Atton
Nicholas Piett
Clevely
J. Urich
Ottoys
H. M. Hildetrang
Island
Stern Junglas
Retary
Seph M. Kaelin
Coin _ Lehnerd
Youngston
Karp
J. B. Schneides
Snyder
Youngstown
Elizabeth Belz
Cleveland and
Traver
Helen Schneijer
Chincothe
Driver Arrested for Rack Driving in Canton Incident
Dennie Meola of Canton was arrested Saturday by Deputy A. F. Wade on charges of rack driving after Wade alleged Meola was driving at an excessive speed through heavy traffic for over an hour.
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Dennie Meola
Canton
A. F. Wade
Rags Llon
Wade
Meola
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Iron and Steel Industry
Heaven
Lawrence Rd
Hemlock
Gibson Hotel
Gibson
Goodyear
Itou
Heingartner & Gill, Inc
Catholic Union
Hobart E. Moon
Auto Lubrication Service Co
C. W. Moon & Sox
Third St. NW
Dewalt
Canton, C
Hartmann
Hartmanns
Arthur
Market Ave
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