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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a short local item listing names and roles such as Eliza and Chi. The readable portion hints at a update or notice involving a follow action and steps by a secretary or president, but details are unclear. Better source needed for precise facts.
Canton delegates aim to land the 1927 Ohio Legion convention as Chillicothe hosts the event. J R R Cowgill and others will attend with hopes the Canton post will win the bid amid speeches by James A. Drain Senator Willis and Senator Fess. The program includes a barbecue at Glenwood Inn, golf, a banquet and a uniform parade.
Paris reports the abolition of the ancient window and door tax, a medieval levy long opposed for its harmful effect on light and air. Public health suffered in mill towns due to restricted sunlight. its removal ends a constraint on measuring window space for taxation. Buyers and sellers are urged to consult Daily News Want Ads.
Col Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland starts early moves for the 1926 Republican nomination. Backed by Kryder and Stauffer, his camp seeks to dominate local committees, with Henry county and Napoleon scenes key to mobilizing support. Observers note political maneuvering, early resolutions, and the need for defined issues beyond personalities.
Cleveland hosts a legislative reunion with the Senate and House invited for a boat trip on Lake Erie. Officials debate the office building warrant, pre-primary convention fates, and party stance as Republicans flood Cleveland for three days. Canton's handiwork display and Lima political shifts are noted alongside broader state reforms and socialization debates.
Moscow reports a government proposal for a 390,000,000 ruble loan to boost working capital for state and cooperative enterprises. It would be voluntary, not mandatory for citizens, with a five year repayment. The British postal service hires over 4,000 women as letter carriers.
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