Witter Rule Praised by State Probers in Canton Report
Canton officials receive a clean bill of health from H. D. Deffenbacher and E. B. Moriarity for Sept 14 1919 to Oct 31 1921 with minor irregularities. Recovery against entities totals 2176.61, mostly paid. adjustments of 624.14 largely completed. Civil service commission criticized for lax meeting schedule and noncompliance with service rules.
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Canton
H. D. Deffenbacher
EB. A. Moriarity
Joseph T. Tracy
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Law
Findings Against Township Officers Total Over Seven Thousand
State examiners report finds recoveries above $7000 in township officer cases. Largest sums target three Jackson township road superintendents for improper appointments and Diehl & Brown for $215 in legal work. Several trustees criticized for failing to bid on material and for unapproved expenditures, with total payouts itemized to individuals in Perry Tuscarawas and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson-to
Charles Wildman
Joseph Herman
A. L. Baker
Lexington
Diehl & Brown
Atorneys
H. Corlett
Dennis Smeltz
ET. Shreve
R. E. White
A. F. Ellett
A. N. Kaley
Massillon Police Court
Perry-tp
Tuscarawas
Horner
Clarence Miller
Weather forecast for Ohio shows light showers and no temperature change
Fragmented weather note reports local showers in Ohio with no change in temperature. Times and details are unclear but indicate a forecast period ahead with precipitation and possible lull periods.
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Ohio
Unclear fragment hints at a bargain feature at Kenny's Fourth Floor
Readable text mentions a player rolls and a 4 for $1 promotion with a large selection. It also notes Kenny's on the fourth floor. The fragment lacks context for a full event or outcome.
Masonic Lodge 431 Holds Special Communication
A notice states William Unley Lodge No. 431 will meet Thursday August 24 at 7 p m for the Master Mason degree, with Co. P. Arnold as Worshipful Master and H. Heingartner as secretary.
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Nley Lodge No
P. Arnold
W. M
H. Heingartner
Thieves Take $40,000 in Furs in Cleveland Burglary
Early today thieves tunneled from an adjacent piano store into the Engel and Fet zer Fur Company building in Cleveland stealing coats and wearing apparel valued at $40,000. The raid was discovered when the store opened at seven. A large poster across the piano shop masked the robbery as the gang moved calmly.
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Cleveland
Engel and Fetzer Fur Company
Employes
Collins Body Lies in State at Dublin City Hall
Michael Collins body arrives from Cork and lies in state at Dublin City Hall after landing at North Wall aboard the steamer Claaste. General Mulcahy and Irish ministers join a procession to St. Vincent hospital for embalming as crowds pay mournful tribute.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Cork
St. Vincent Hospital
Claaste
Richard Mulcahy
Collins
Army
Dail Eireann
SHOPMAN HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Railroad shopmen from both factions faced court after a Saturday clash in which shots were fired. Fred Ray, a Pennsylvania shops employee, pleaded not guilty to shooting with intent to kill and was bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bond. He also charged several strikers with assault and battery. four men were held on $200 bonds each.
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Fred Ray
Pennsylvania
C. E. Heminger
Ray
A. B. Correll
Pete Raiovich
W. F. Maitert
D. A
Sun Yat-sen Declares End to Chinese Civil War Peace
Shanghai report says the Chinese civil war is officially proclaimed at an end by Dr Sun Yat Sen former president of the de facto government of the Republic of South China. He addresses parliamentarians stating all fighting has concluded. Ice Cream Festival announced for Aug 26 at St Pauls Catholic Church.
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Shanghai
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of South China
Sun
Bursum Leads Cash Bonus Push for Ex-Service Men
Senate debates cash compensation for veterans as Sen. Bursum of New Mexico presses a plan to pay 50 percent immediately at $1.25 a day overseas and $1 a day home service, with the rest due in five years, arguing it would cost far less than the current plan and prevent reliance on loans or promissory notes. Democratic critics call the approach camouflage while McCumber supporters push for passage alongside a likely gutting of the McNary land reclamation measure.
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Washington
Senate
Bursum
New Mexico
Senate Pensions Committee
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber-Fordney
Diversified Radio Program Thursday Evening Broadcast
An 8 oclock Thursday night program from WWE features the Weida Brothers quartet Jacob Lindeman cornet Fred Brunner accordion and Lt Robert Bottoms N R F who will give a 10 minute talk on Peace Time Uses of War Time Gases The lineup replaces Clarence K Dretke due to illness and showcases strong credentials for the performers including Lindeman noted as Thayer Military band cornetist and former Pershing’s band member The program promises a worthwhile broadcast and continues on page 6 column 1.
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Weida
Weida Brothers
Lindeman
Thayer Military Band
American Legion
Germany
Fred Brunner
Switzerland
Bottoms
Washington to Probe Coal Industry Within Month
Washington predicted that a federal coal commission will begin examining the coal industry within a month after the Winslow bill passed the House and was sent to the Senate. The commission would study profits and curb profiteering to prevent future shortages and strikes, with a report due by January 1923. Senate action may delay final enactment by about two weeks.
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Washington
Harding
I T
Administration
Federal Coal Commission
Senate
House
McCumber
North Dakota
Congress
Commission
Ship Subsidy Bill Is Laid On Shelf
Harding Lasker ship subsidy bill drafted to preserve the American merchant marine was laid aside as President Harding withdrew support. Congress postponed action until after the November elections amid strong congressional protest against enacting before the polls.
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Washington
Harding-Lasker
Con
Harding
Congress
House
Senate
Hidden Still Unearthed After Farm Raid
Deputies finding a concealed tunnel beneath a hogpen at the Drakenbrod farm on Middlebranch road uncovered a large eight by eight foot cavern with an eighteen gallon moonshine still and mash. John Abotiste arrested as operator after a raid that had failed previously.
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Drakenbrod
Middlebranch
John Abotiste
Charles W. Kirk
Gibson, Thorn and
Gossett
Canton Coal Men Form Equitable Sale Organization
Canton coal dealers met Wednesday evening and formed a group to ensure fair coal distribution in the district. George A. Williams was named president and R. L. Hooper secretary. Dealers expect a price adjustment before large orders and will study the coal situation before another meeting to set distribution plans.
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Canton Coal Dealers
George A. Williams
Geo. A. Williams Coal Co
Canton Coal Co
R. L. Hooper
Hooper Coal Co
Starkco
Coal Prices Set by President's Fuel Committee
The committee fixed Pennsylvania coal prices at 3.75 per ton in the thick vein district and 4.50 in the thin vein field. A bus to North Industry, Ohio, leaves at 8 on Thursday evening August 24 from the corner of Second and Clevelanday SW for a big dance with a good orchestra and a good time assured. Everyone welcome.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Second
Clevelanday
North Industry
Engine Crews Walk Out at Union Pacific Terminal
Grand Island Neb Aug 24 Traffic on the Union Pacific railroad was completely tied up at this division terminal this morning by a walkout of 40 locomotive engineers and firemen. The crews quit over an alleged threat by a guard who charged an engineer with squirting hot water and steam at him while shunting an engine in the local yards.
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Grand Island
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
The Hallmark Store Eyes Change
An examination at least once every two years is advised. See our optometrist Walter H. Deuble at 128-125 Tusest E Adv for guidance and vision care.
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Hallmark
Walter H. Deuble
Eagles Special Meeting for Old Age Pensions
Canton Aerie No. 141 F O E convenes a very important meeting on Thursday August 24 at 8 p m sharp. All members urged to attend for the benefit of Old Age Pensions. Robt G Schisler Sec y Adv.
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Eagles
Canton Aerie No. 141
Robt. G. Schisler
Sec'y
Adv
Weekend Rail Offer to Cleveland With Roundtrip Fare
Advertises a $1.65 round trip to Cleveland and back via N O T L every Saturday and Sunday with good returning terms. Highlights include weekly travel and fixed fare.
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Cleveland
Nti
Arrest of Loveland cafe owners includes councilman
Cincinnati August 24 warrants issued for ten local cafe owners after analysis showed beer samples seized by dry agents contained 3 to 5 percent alcohol. Among those named is William J. Schneider councilman from the eighth ward.
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Cincinnati
Loveland
William J. Schneider
Eighth Ward
Regular meeting of Boilermakers Local No 726
Boilermakers Local No 726 will hold a regular meeting at Schwinn's hall Alliance on Thursday at 8 p m Advancing notice for members and affiliates to attend.
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Schwinn’s Hall
Alliance
Baby's Savings Offer from The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby's Savings account with at least one dollar and receive a silver plated bank for the child's savings. The First Trust & Savings Bank promotes this baby savings program through an Adv notice.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ohio mine operators seek fair coal price in Ohio
In Columbus on August 24 Ohio mine operators and dealers met with the state fuel commission to discuss a fair coal price. They proposed a range from 5.50 to 4 dollars per ton depending on shipping and conditions but avoided firm action due to the Valentine anti trust law. Governor Davis said some groups could not join the conference for legal reasons.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Fuel Commission
Davis
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
Central and Northern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Salesman Wanted to Represent Us Territory Driver
McKinley Hotel hosts a first class opportunity for a self financing salesman able to cover a territory. Must carry stock tools and accessories and have a car. Godfrey Mfg Co W D Godfrey endorses this advance notice.
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McKinley Hotel
Godfrey Mfg. Co
W. D. Godfrey
Baby’s First Photograph Free At Courtney’s Studio
Advertisement offering a baby’s first photo free after opening a savings account with The First Trust and Savings Bank with at least one dollar. Includes a baby book to record milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Canton Board Names Attorney and Reorganizes School Posts
The Canton Board of Education selected Thomas Turner as attorney to defend an injunction suit over a desk seat contract with the American Seating Co. Ford Harrison was named Wells School principal, replacing J M Wyman who seeks reelection as examiner was withdrawn. Wyman retained as examiner for three terms since 1916. salary 75 a year. The board also granted pay raises to Georgia Andreas and Helen Kline, and accepted Leta Mack’s resignation with Anita Hopkins appointed in her place. The next meeting is set for Tuesday, September 5.
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Thomas Turner
Canton Board of Education
American Seating Co
Clarence Fisher
Jay Lehman
Lehman
Turner
Ed. Folk
Claude J. Keplinger
Kirkland
Miller
Kinnison
J. M. Wyman
Keplinger
Folk
Wyman
Ford Harrison
Wells School
Folk and
Lehman and
Georgia Andreas
Helen Kline
McKinley High School
Man Nabbed On Second Charge
Gabriel Allendi, arrested Saturday for theft of an automobile at Suf field, was rearrested Thursday at the Superior Steel Co plant on a petit larceny charge. A jack and curtains were found in the recovered machine. an employee later said they were stolen from his machine. Allendi told deputies the Akron police released him and dismissed the earlier car theft charge.
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Gabriel Allendi
Suffield
Superior Steel Co
Superior
Gibson
Thorn
Allendi
Akron
Life and its Value sermon at Church of God
Rev Rimmer will preach Life and its Value tonight at Church of God located at 2781 91st SW Adyv. This sermon invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend and reflect on the meaning of life.
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Rimmer
Church of God
Hope Renewed as Rail Strike Talks Move Toward Settlement
Secret negotiations between the mediation committee of five railroad brotherhoods and executives from about a score of railroads continued in New York. Jewish leader Bert M. Jewell said the strike must be settled as talks with the Willard committee proceed at the Yale club.
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New York
Brotherhoods of
B. M. Jewell
Woodstock Hotel
Yale Club
Bert M. Jewell
Willard Committee
Officials Still See Peace Chance
Washington officials express disappointment at the New York railroad strike deadlock but hold hope that direct negotiations between executives and strike leaders may lay the foundation for peace. They note the evolving talks as significant in the effort to reach a general settlement.
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Washington
New York
Rimmer to Speak on Life and Its Value at Church of God
The Rev Rimmer discusses life and its value tonight at the Church of God located at 2731 9th Street SW Ady audience members invited to attend.
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Rimmer
Church of God
Ady
Corn roast notice for Stark lodge members
I. C. O. F. announces a corn roast for Stark lodge members and their families on Saturday evening August 28. Call the club room for information. Ady.
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Stark Lodge
Ady
Big selection to choose from this Friday and Saturday
A broad range of items is available for selection this Friday and Saturday at Kenny's on the 4th floor. The sale offers diverse goods for shoppers seeking variety and value.
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Kenny
Kenny’s
Ady
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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WWE
Daily News
William Weida
Millard Weida
Homer Weida
John Weida
Rob’t. R. Bottoms
Jacob H. Lindeman Cornet
Winslow
Canton Coal Men
Elect New Examiner
Brotherhood
Daniel Willard
Sam Hady
Market Ay 8
Steve Teolls
Lafayette
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