Mules Reach City Totals In Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a financial figure of 6,000 dollars and a date or event in August. Readable items mention Pape and TeBUltag with unclear context about mules and quantities.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
1
Moving Picture Actor Shot In Duel Fallout
John Lergen, a leading moving picture actor, is killed after allegedly denying a duel with George Cline, husband of a woman Lergen was rumored to have wronged. Cline claimed self defense and was jailed in Hackensack, N J, as the case unfolds at the Cline home near Edgewater across the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lergen
Bergen
George Cline
Cline
Hackensack
N. J
Undercliffav
Edgewater
Hudson River
Grant
Riverside Drive
William Fox Company
Fort Lee
Saranac
N. Y
Secretary of Interior’s son sued for divorce in Santa Rosa
Mrs. Muriel R. Shaw files for divorce from Earl B. Shaw son of former Secretary Leslie M. Shaw. She says she loved him but he never bought her even a shoestring with his money and relied on his father for funds. The couple married in Baltimore in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Calif
Muriel R. Shaw
Earl B. Shaw
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Interior
Cal
Baltimore
Vacancy created on Ohio state supreme court
Columbus Aug 26 The resignation of former Judge James G. Johnson of Springfield to seek the democratic gubernatorial nomination creates a vacancy on the state supreme court to be filled at the November election. Judge George H. Clark Canton was appointed only until a successor is elected. Any candidate filing by September 8 requires 21 000 voter signatures with the secretary of state. If Clark runs, no opponent is anticipated. The term ends Jan 1 with the next general election determining the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James G. Johnson
Springfield
State Supreme Court
George H. Clark
Canton
Ohio
Secretary of State
Clark
Dublin
Richard Mulcahy
Michael Collins
Irish Free State Army
Collins
de Valera
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Carlingford Mountains
Ballymullen
McKeon
Ballinallee
County Louth
Mick
County Louthne
Bief
Dyer Attacks Road Material Men Over Tax Plan
C A Dyer secretary of the Ohio Home Protective League accuses road material interests of opposing proposed constitutional tax and debt limits for highways. He says their stance aims to protect special interests and curb road spending, while the Uniform Tax League operates from the Ohio Macadam Association offices with A Sanders of Ottawa as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. A. Dyer
Ohio Home Protective League
Ohio
Dyer
Uniform Tax League
A. Sanders
Ottawa
Ake Denies Dismissal Of Receiver In Park Housing Suit
Judge Ake Saturday refused to dismiss the court appointed receiver in The City National Bank et al versus B T Steiner et al. The case concerns building houses in Fairmount Park with creditors seeking recovery through a committee. The court ruled continuing the receivership protects claimants against the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
City National Bank
B. T. Steiner
Fairmount Park
Ohio Weather Forecast Notes Fair Skies Through Weekend
The forecast for Ohio calls for generally fair weather with moderate temperatures. Nighttime conditions remain mild and temperatures hold steady into Sunday with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton Poultry Festival At Garfield Street
Canton Poultry Association promotes a festival on Garfield near 161 SW V this Saturday evening inviting all to attend and enjoy the event featuring chickens and related festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Poultry Association
Garfield
Adv
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Gourtney’s Studio
An advertisement invites parents to have their baby’s first photograph taken free at Gourtney’s Studio with the opening of a savings account of $1 or more at First Trust & Savings Bank. A baby book is provided to record the baby’s milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Gourtney
Aby
Baby’s Savings Ly
Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
C. and A. Freight Traffic At Standstill Today
Springfield Ill Aug. 26 All freight traffic on the Chicago and Alton railroad between here and Roadhouse division terminal was at a standstill today. Trainmen refused to work because of unsatisfactory working conditions. Additional United States marshals have been sent to Roadhouse to prevent a repetition of Thursday nights bombings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Chicago and Alton
Here
Roadhouse
Division Terminal
United States
Lyle Family Reunion Held at M'Arthur
Eight members of the Lyle family aged 56 to 76 gathered in M Arthur for a reunion the first time in many years. This meeting marked the first deathless span among the kin in 65 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
M’arthur
Prohibition Is Here to Stay Says Director Haynes
Federal Prohibition Commissioner A Haynes told reporters in Columbus that nationwide prohibition will endure helped by women voters. He argued women will support strict enforcement and that the Eighteenth Amendment is part of the nation’s constitutional contract. He noted enforcement costs last year reached about 62000000 from forfeitures and fines and urged all law abiding forces to unite in enforcing prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Columbus
A. Haynes
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Commissioner Haynes
Republic
Pay Checks Issued for 145th Infantry Guard Unit
Captain Ben L. Kilper announced that federal pay checks for Company C of the 145th Infantry have arrived and can be picked up at the armory Saturday evening. The over $2,500 total will go to men with one and a half hours of drill weekly. Kilper departs Canton Sunday for Camp Perry to participate in national shooting matches and will return around October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben L. Kilper
145Th Infantry
Kilper
Canton
Camp Perry
United States
Fuel commission meeting postponed in Columbus
A state fuel commission meeting scheduled for Friday in Columbus was postponed to Monday after notices mailed out failed to reach several expected attendees. The discussions would have covered coal production costs in Ohio and securing railcars for coal movement from mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Fuel Commission
Ohio
Attorney Sues Local Woman For Fees
Nelsonville August 26 Attorney John Wooley of Athens has sued a local woman for 100 dollars in attorney fees. The suit follows his defense of the woman's husband in local courts. The case was lost and the client was sent to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Wooley
Athens
Youngstown Yeomen Meet Winner in Degree Work
Youngstown degree team won first prize in the Brotherhood of American Yeomen competition held in Canton Friday. Akron placed second. The winners received a loving cup donated by Dr. E. D. Brant of Canton, and the second prize was an altar scarf to the Akron team. President George Frank and officers from Des Moines arrived for the convention's final day, with attendance surpassing 300. A Canton auto tour, initiation work, banquet and ball at Courtland hotel closed the three day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Akron
E. D. Brant
Canton
George Frank
Fred P. Gilbert
Des Moines
Vention
Courtland Hotel
C. C. Curtis
Frink
Gilbert
Alliance Homestead
Meyers Lake
Liberty Girls
Stark Homestead
Canton Homestead
Storm Ravages Athens County Widespread Flood Losses
Athens county suffered over 300000 in damage after a severe storm. Amesville faced three cloudbursts flooding stores and homes. Federal Valley railroad tracks and bridges were washed out. Rural carrier Clyde Parson was rescued after hours atop a tree as floodwaters swept away his horse and cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Amesville
Federal Valley Railroad
Clyde Parson
Federal Creek
Athens Co Fair
Nelsonville
Soldier Insane Neglected Sparks Hospital Protest
Dr E E Smith of Columbus accuses the state hospital of failing to provide proper care for disabled World War veterans confined there. He says they will be insane for life unless relief is found and targets Brigadier General Sawyer as an obstacle to Legion efforts for hospitalization. Arthur S Burkett backs removal of Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. E. Smith
Baltimore Wants to Borrow Ohio Mayor
Cincinnati, Aug. 26. M. B. Scott, mayor of Milford village and critic of Cincinnati law violators, received a letter from Baltimore citizens urging him to move and run for mayor there. Scott said his duty is Milford and he cannot leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
M. B. Scott
Milford
Baltimore
Scott
Ohio
Baby Savings Offer From The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites opening a savings account with one dollar or more for baby’s savings and provides a silver plated bank for accumulation to be kept by parents. The First Trust & Savings Bank promotes this Baby Savings plan.
Shop for Sale Near Square Ady Listing
A small shop near the square is offered for sale. Details mention Bell 388 and State 381 as possible identifiers or references. Contact Ady for information and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
State
Ady
Cummins Relief Bill Opposed In 1.0.0 Committee
In Philadelphia and Washington the dispute over the Cummins relief bill centers on coal crisis policy. Senate Interstate Commerce Committee adjourned without action as miners and operators press for hearings while Senator Pomerene warns against railroaded passage and calls for full consideration before Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pomerene
Ono
Congrena
United Mine Workers
Cummins
Cummina
Federal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canton Defeats Buffalo in Pennsylvanian baseball playoff
Canton division of the Pennsylvania railroad eliminated the Buffalo division from the elimination series for the base ball championship with a 23 to 0 win in Buffalo. Pierson pitched for Canton. Seigfried hit five doubles and Scott homered as all Canton batters had a hit in front of a large crowd and Canton Terminals band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pierson
Rochester
Cantonians
Agler
Siegfried
Daubert
Scott
Hartle
Hahn
Hewitt
Seigfried
Train Hits Auto Killing Twelve Near Princeton
Five persons were instantly killed and another fatally injured when the northbound New Orleans-Chicago flyer struck their automobile near Hauhatadt, twelve miles south of Princeton, while returning to Henderson from St. Louis. The crash involved the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Hauhatadt
Here
Chicago & Eastern
Henderson
St. Louis
Notice Royal Order of Icons Funeral Request
All members are requested to be present at club rooms Sunday at 1 30 sharp to attend the funeral of brother Chas Grenke Bring your auto Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Order of Icons
Chas. Grenke
Adv
Evangelist Rimmer to Speak at Church of God Tonight
Evangelist Rimmer will preach at the Church of God located at 2731 Ninth Street SW in Adyv tonight, inviting the community to attend the religious event and hear the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Rimmer
Church of God
Officials Discuss Disposal Plant Expansion Plan
City council sewer committee debated a $700,000 addition to the sewage disposal plant at Friday night session. Mayor Curtis, Service Director Syler, City Engineer Sarver and McClaskey Reese drafted the plans. Administration opposes adoption citing high costs while committee plans an inspection tour Sunday with council members, mayor, engineer, and the plan’s engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councilmani Sewer Committee
Curtis
Syler
Sarver
McClaskey & Reese
Sewer Committee
Coal Production This Week Tops Six Million Tons
Washington reports an expected 6,000,000 tons of bituminous coal produced this week with a possible rise to 6,260,000 tons. Anthracite output remains minimal as mines reopen after the Cleveland agreement. year ago output reached 9,640,000 tons and 1920 saw 13,900,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geological Survey
Middle West
Railroads Feel Pinch From Coal Shortage Across Lines
Washington reports the federal fuel distributor announced a coal shortage impacting rail systems nationwide. It named the New York New Haven and Hartford Delaware Lackawanna and Western Pere Marquette and Grand Trunk of Canada as large recipients though exact tonnage remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
Pere Marquette
Grand Trunk of Canada
Explosion Hurls Plate Steel Across Yard in Fostoria
Aug 26 heavy blast at J. H. Jones quarry sent a 600 foot plume of plate steel into a home yard and showered stones over the business district. Quarrymen blamed a near surface blast and residents vow action after protests against the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
J. H. Jones
Sabatement
Harding eyeing emergency rails plan
President Harding weighs a plan to force railroads to maintain service with nonunion shops and has a Cummins bill ready to empower government seizure if needed. Cummins expects swift passage, while White House indicates no new peace moves for now amid stalled negotiations.
Fire devastates Tam pico with $2,900,000 loss
A Tam pico blaze destroyed twenty six buildings, killed three, and injured many. The fire began in a back room of a store. causes are unknown. Insurance covers the heavy losses for French, American and British companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mex
Public Service Co Wins Survey Rights Across Lands
The Ohio Public Service Co of Cleveland obtained three temporary injunctions Saturday against Henry Frey Henry Folk Louis Rosia and others to restrain interference with a survey on their lands. The firm plans a Canton to Warren high power transmission line and will cross the defendants lands. Webber Turner and Abt filed the petitions. Defendants reside near Louisville-Freeburg Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Co
Cleveland
Henry Frey
Henry Folk
Louis Rosia
Canton
Warren
Webber, Turner and
Abt
Louisville-Freeburg-rd
Doctor Bird Named Head of Athens Physical Education
Athens August 26 Dr O C Bird formerly of Oberlin and Ohio State and recently with the University of Alabama arrived to assume the headship of the department of physical education with a focus on coaching instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
O. C. Bird
Oberlin
Ohio State Universities
University of Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pape
Ren
John Berger
Line
Berger
Him
Moe Theoes J
Johnson
Supreme Bench
Yeoman
Athens County Irish
Mulcahy
London
Nenagh
Legion
Gen
First Trust & Savings Bank
Rush
Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
John S. Lewis
Pepper
Palestine
Pinchas Rutenberg
Jordan
Auja
Mr. Rutenberg
Kerensky
Harding
Iowa
Railway Labor Board
Senate
House
Cumming
Daugherty
White House
DR. Bird
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