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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
11
Frayed OCR text shows a rental note offering furnished rooms and a single room for rent. It mentions areas near a street name partially readable and references mixed letters that imply term notices and pricing. The legible parts indicate a housing ad with available rooms and unspecified terms.
A fragment lists several classic cars including a 1928 Hudson, 1923 Hupp Coupe, Auburn Touring, 1926 Lexington, 1924 Maxwell, 1922 Ford Panel Truck, plus others such as a 1898 Gardner and a 1929 Chevrolet. It references prices and condition notes in clipped cursive prose.
A fragmented sale notice lists various household items and potential sales terms. Readable fragments mention miscellaneous goods and a location context but lack clear item details or prices.
Four motorists were fined for speeding at an area court session Wednesday. George Heitz of Akron paid 425 in fines and costs, while Charles Baker of Marsinburg and Howard Norvaky of Hyllsburg paid 1661 and 536 respectively plus costs. The report lists addresses and amounts, indicating multiple speeding violations adjudicated in the session.
Readable fragments describe a 1960s style labor strike near Yokohama with clashes to police. The Shivaura management charged eighteen men and there were demonstrations and upheaval as workers opposed pay and conditions. A cable from Mae Sw offered cautious hope amid turmoil.
A damaged excerpt discusses rigid censorship in northern Italy under fascist rule. It notes enforcement against dissidents and restrictions on publications, with critics arguing the decree is broad and allows state censorship to stifle opposition and control information.
Rival railway unions in a Mexican city clashed as 200 workers gathered at the station armed with revolvers sticks and crowbars demanding older members be fired The police intervened to prevent a larger outbreak while shots were fired to avert sabotage and order was restored with the unrest tied to union conflicts and reemployment disputes.
Formal opening of an alllinery shop at 203 Cleveland Ave NW featured a reception Tuesday evening with many baskets of flowers presented to the owner CA Martin. Spantier will serve as manager of the Cleveland Ave store while overseeing the Canton Market location.
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