Charleston Dance Sparks National Debate on Style
In 1925 New York dancing teachers clash over the Charleston's lively kicks and rhythm. They aim to regulate the style to stay proper, while the Charleston remains the era’s most vivacious dance with debated origins and city names tied to its fame.
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Canton Daily News
New York
United States
Butt
South
Charleston 8. C
Charleston
W. Va
South Carolina
S. C
Chicago
San Francisco
Dancing teachers chase Charleston craze with imitator stance
The article notes teachers claim they must follow young dancers who daily invent new steps. Teachers then push for standard forms to curb the evolving styles.
Three Deputies to Handle Work for Treasurer
Dr A T Bowman county treasurer elect announced he will take office without a chief deputy and appoint three deputies of equal standing to head taxes cashiering and delinquent tax collection Maud Owen will run taxes John W Rost will run cashiering and book keeping Cr Reinoehl will run delinquent tax collection Rost previously worked as cashier for Canfield Oil Co and as book keeper cashier for The Miller Blanchard Co Most clerical staff will stay on Bowmans plan aims for specialized departments under responsible heads
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A. T. Bowman
Bowman
Martin Brenner
Maud Owen
John W. Roast
McKinney
Cr. C. Reinoehl
Brenner
Rowman
Rost
Canfield Oil Co
Miller- Blanchard Co
Settlement on French debt reported made
Diplomatic circles cite a tentative debt settlement between Winston Churchill and M Caillaux subject to official confirmation. Britain seeks US participation for a tri partite conference as Caillaux and Churchill debate terms, with cautious optimism fading in press reports.
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London
Winston Churchill
M Caillaux
Evening Standard
Great Britain
United States
England
France
Austin Chamberlain
Allanson B. Houghton
Chamberlain
Houghton
M. Joseph Caillaux
Washington
Britain
Calllaux
Churchill
M. Caillaux
Baldwin
Holden Estate Sued For 6240 By San Carlos Physician
Dr H D Sawyer of San Carlos Arizona sues the estate of Edwards Holden claiming 6240 as his share of a will that allegedly promised him 2 a day for ten years and service as Holden's secretary and plant timekeeper. The will reportedly left most of the estate to the Canton Y W Co. represented by attorney Howard I Stafford.
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Dc. H. Sawyer
San Carlos
Arizona
Edwards Holden
Holden
Sawyer
Gila Ec
Alao
Canton Y. W Co. A
Howard I. N. Stafford
New Philadelphia
Legion backs sale of flags in Canton city
The American Legion of Canton plans a uniform street decoration system placing flags before homes and businesses. From 500 purchased, 383 used. calls for orders this week at McKinley 2718. Requires curb socket, 12 ft staff, 4 by 6 flag. State rep says Canton should use 1600 flags. Legion earns a percentage from each installation.
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American Legion of
Canton
Legion
McKinley
Dayton
Cleveland
Akron
J. Sonnebereger
Uniform System of
Chinese strikers return to work at Shanghai mills
Twelve thousand Chinese employees of Japanese owned cotton mills resume work after strike negotiations led by the Japanese consul and Chinese foreign affairs commissioner Hsu Yuan. Forty thousand more await permission to restart once Shanghai grants power to all factories.
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Shanghai
Hsu Yuan
Nantao
Massillon Police Court: Three arraignments and fines
In Massillon Police Court R E B Smith and Earl Rose were arrested Tuesday for intoxication and disorderly conduct respectively. L H Stiers pleaded guilty to operating an automobile with improper license plates and was fined 28 and costs.
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Massillon
R. EB. Smith
Earl Rose
L. H. Stiers
Bids Opened for Walnut and Clay Street Paving Projects
The Wureau Massillon reports bids received for Walnut Street from Fay o Grape to Cherry and Clay Street from end of current paving to Cherry. Lowest bids include Burd and Ulrich at 37 595.30 for asphaltic concrete with concrete circles and other variations from R E Cash Elmer Voght and Wendling Co. amounts ranging to 45 827.43. Canal Street storm sewer bid by Julian Whitman at 1958 with costs charged to Pennsylvania railroad due to an employee mishap.
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Massillon
Walnut
Fay 'O Grape
Clay St
Cherry At
Service Department
Burd
Ulrich
Trinidad
R. E. Cash
R. FE. Cash
Elmer Voght
R. EK. Cash
Ullrich
Texeco
R. F. Cash
Voght
Burd and
Wendling Company
Canal St
Julian Whitman
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Amos Myers Funeral Services Set for Thursday
Amos Myers, who died at his home west of Greensburg, will have funeral services Thursday afternoon at the residence. Burial will follow in Greensburg cemetery. Attendees are asked to go via Ralph Whitticar Funeral Home.
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Amos Myers
Greensburg
Ralph Whitticar
Child is Buried in Forest Hill Cemetery
Ferdinand Fanjul, 16 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Caesar Fanjul of Georgetoward, died Monday morning from diphtheria. Services were held Monday evening and burial took place at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Ferdinan
Ceasar Fanjul
Ser ‘Ces
Forest Fil
Steck's Lead Increases In Iowa Senate Race
In a contested Town senate election Daniel F. Steck Democrat widened his margin in Wappello county reporting gains. Uncontested totals across 69 counties showed Steck 281,629 Brookhart 271,522 with a lead of 10,107 votes. Challenged ballots rose to 7,104 six for Steck 1854 for Brookhart.
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Washington
Wappello
Daniel F. Steck
Smith W. Brookhart
Steck
Brookhart
Legion Favors Probe of Home and Camp Sherman Expansion
Ohio Legion delegates at the state convention in Chillicothe urged a national probe of the Dayton military home and an immediate expansion of Camp Sherman hospital near Columbus. Resolutions cited food conditions and alleged mismanagement by medical staff, calling for government investigation and better patient care. Officers elected include Hugh K. Martin of Columbus as commander and Mrs. Hugh Clark of Steubenville as auxiliary president. Next year’s meeting will be at Elyria.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
American Legion
National Military
Dayton
Veterans’ Hospital
Camp Sherman
Here
Elyria
Hugh K. Martin
Columbus
Ohio Department
Howard Smith Willard
George Herrmann
Reading
George Kerns
Cincinnati
Herbert Mooney
Woodsfield
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Women's Auxiliary
Auxilary
Richard Fromiey Birmingham
R.H. Jackson
Westerville
EB. H. Melure
East Palestine
National Convention of the American Legion
Omaha
United States
Veterans Bureau
Raid on Miller Home in Massillon Reported
Federal agents and Canton officials raided Sam Miller's West Tremont Street residence Tuesday evening and took a pitcher of liquor. Miller was reportedly transported to Canton and placed in the county jail.
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Massillon
Canton
Sam Miller
West Tremont St
Miller
Cantonian subject of McGuffey Reader tribute in Cleveland Plain Dealer
W R Rose profiles Joshua Saxton Raynolds former Cantonian now president of the First National Bank of El Paso Texas as a McGuffey Reader devotee. A Texas correspondent recalls Canton teachers and the 1865 era, noting Raynolds lineage and McGuffey’s lasting influence across generations and regions.
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Joshua Saxton Raynolds
Cantonian
First National Bank of
Fl Paso
Texas
McGuffey
W. R. Rose
Clevland Plain Dealer
Rose
MccGuffey
el Paso
Tex
Canton
Ohio
Massillon
Akron
Joshua Saxton Raynolda
First National Bank of el Paso
Joshua Saxton
Urbana
Citizen and Gazette
Martin
No Risk Seen in Low Tax Rate Push
Tax experts forecast a brighter outlook with lower surtaxes and general rate cuts. They credit government debt settlements with boosting treasury flexibility to reduce taxes while maintaining debt service, expecting higher revenue from revived business activity rather than a deficit.
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Treasury
Lund
America
France
Italy
United States
Liner Grounds In Heavy Fog At Harpoon Shoal
The President Garfield ran aground on Harpoon Shoal in Vineyard Sound amid dense fog near Cape Cod. 70 passengers including President Robert Dollar aboard were safe after the revenue cutter Acushnet reached the scene. the liner had begun a round the world voyage from Boston via New York and Panama Canal.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Garfield
Robert Dollar
Acushnet
Cape Cod
President Garfield
Boston
New York
New
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Two Charged With Driving While Intoxicated After Collision
A. H. Vinson of 1202 4th st NE and Stewart Jones of 1007 Lippert rd NE were charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after their car collided with another on 9th st SW. They reported the accident to police and were arrested. their cases were continued.
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A. H. Vinson
4Th St
Stewart Jones
Lippert Rd
9Th St
Man Arrests For Gambling Permitting Faces Fines
D I Trasso was arrested Tuesday night on permitting gambling and fined 25 dollars plus costs after arraignment on Wednesday. Four other men arrested at the same time were fined 5 dollars plus costs each after admitting gambling.
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D. I. Trasso
130 Gallons of Liquor Seized in Canton Raid
Police vice squad found two stills with 80 gallon capacity and 21 barrels of corn mash plus 130 gallons of liquor at 1808 Tuscarawas Street Canton. Sam Galanes, Pete Patilis, and Film Nisin arrested on Crabbe Act charges for manufacturing liquor. Stills set up on second floor. Patilis in room with them. Galanes named owner. mash on second floor. bond $2500 each. cases continued in criminal court.
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Tuscara
St E
Sam Cgalanes
Pete Patilis
Film Nisin
Sam Galanes
Budget Fixing Time Near End
Washington notes three weeks left before final estimates for the 1927 28 fiscal year. Budget Director H M Lord presses reductions to minimize costs while army and navy resist. Army officials push for seventeen million dollars, arguing it reflects efficiency differences in the military establishment.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Coolidge
H. M Lord
Army
Navy
Aft
Swampscott
Juvenile Court Finds Cirillo Guilty in Delinquency Case
Martin Cirillo was found guilty in juvenile court Tuesday of contributing to the delinquency of a young boy and girl. Judge Alva Deal sentenced him to 15 days in the workhouse and to pay a $25 fine plus costs. It is a good plan to let everyone air his views. But for some views airing is not enough, fumigation would be better.
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Martin Cirillo
Alva Deal
Clear Understanding in Banking Engagements
The bank warns that before any business or engagement both parties must have a clear understanding. If not possible, the deal should be called off. The bank stresses no concealment in financial relations and assures customers of reliable terms and mutual concord or separation.
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Concord
Milk Dealers Hold Annual Lake Park Event
Milk dealers and local traders gathered at Lake Park for a day of judging and competitions. The event featured prizes for various categories with winners announced in the afternoon session.
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Lake Park
Man Arrested in Detroit Ties to Jewel Robberies
Ha Davis, held in Detroit, is believed linked to a March 28 jewelry store robbery that yielded about $5000 in rings. Captain Harry Bates’s wife identified Davis from a photograph, with warrants sent from Philadelphia and other cities linking him to robberies in several areas.
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Daily News Alliance
Ha Davis
Ace Hee
Harry Bates
Davis
Loy
Los
Plant Juice credited with improving Canton resident health
Mr. G. F. Mizer of 1211 Greenfield Street SW Canton reports dramatic health gains from Plant Juice. He describes relief from liver and kidney issues, digestion, catarrh, back pain, and sleeplessness, noting better appetite and energy after using the remedy sold at Roth & Hug’s main drug store and Rob Hug’s Main drug store in Canton.
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Ren Hving
Greenfield Street
May
Roth & Hug
Cor
Tuscarawas
Chevy Streets
Canton
Additi
Rob Hug
Corpus Rawas
Cherry Streets
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Herbert Quick
McGurey
Edward M. McGuffey
St. James’ Church
Elmhurst
New York City
Henry Ford
Ohio Society of New York
Quality Hardware Co
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E. Tuscara
St. House
Aur Sea
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Detroit
Mrs. Bates
G. F. Mizer
Canton Art Jutcel
MR. G. F. Mizer
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