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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
9
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The city reports fifteen electrical contractors took licensing exams under a new ordinance effective Sept. 1. City Building Department issued 29 permits over two days totaling 53 315 dollars for dwellings, remodeling, garages. Ground broken for Mrs Albert Fromm’s Market Heights home. Adolf Widner listed as contractor.
Tokyo reports the cabinet accepted China's invitation to join the customs conference in Peking starting October 26. The talks may expand to discuss eventual customs autonomy for China.
William Roth reports theft of an auto tire and a rim from his car parked in his garage. Police were notified on Tuesday about the incident at his address 1016 Clarendenavy NW.
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis arrives in Washington from a overseas trip to study British industry. He will address the looming anthracite coal strike with conciliators Rogers and Dewey reporting on wage talks and possible plans ahead of a midnight August 31 deadline.
State health authorities announced a statewide survey to determine the extent of solicosis, a lung disease caused by inhaling sandstone dust. The study aims to classify it under the Ohio Workers' Compensation act as an occupational disease and provide compensation to affected workers including pottery workers and those in sand and stone quarries.
Washington Aug 20 A Department of Commerce led broadcast test from station WaY Schenectady reports a breakthrough in home radio reception. Experts say the experiment may reduce tuning needs for smaller tube sets and bring regular broadcasts from experiments to ordinary use, though data is incomplete and not yet a full vindication of high power theory.
A Canton reader recounts campfire fish stories ending with a man enraged at a scarecrow mistaking it for a foe. The piece also notes Bert Swor and Billy Church traveling to Cleveland to see Babe Ruth homer, and a traffic incident on Market with motorists being halted by a watchful officer. A librarian reports a cigaret flame igniting a hat flower on a downtown street.
The management of Park Theater welcomed twelve carriers of Thea Canton Daily Nova for a Monday evening presentation of Pvt. C Co. PIL by Million Dollar Dells Co. The show recalled war days and captivated the audience with steady applause.
A large crowd attended a Monday evening dance at Springfield Lake Park hosted by Canton Bread Co for Wrapper presented customers. Misses Josephine Bhret and Estelle Miller led the featured dancing, with the event well received and attendees dancing before and after performances.
Stanley Evans reports a theft of a tire rim and horn from his car parked near 7th Street and McGregor in NW. He notified police Tuesday afternoon.
W. C. Bander, engineer for Timken Roller Rearing, aided in the rescue of a bather at Virginia Beach, Virginia, August 18. R. Foster was pulled out to sea by backwash and carried away. bystander Sanders shouted for help. Randers swam to the man and kept him afloat until a rescue boat with a guard crew arrived. The incident appeared in the Norfolk Ledger.
A garage blaze confined to the second floor of the Fame Penn Laundry Co rear of 818 Marion av SW damaged that portion before firefighters stopped it. Several automobiles and trucks on the lower floor escaped damage. An adjacent article owned by A Boal also damaged when it caught fire near the scene was extinguished before serious damage.
A descriptive list of main highways showing road distances between towns and major intersections. It notes national parks monuments battlefields mountains forests and reservations marked with principal highways and distances. Includes a motor distance table between large cities and geographical centers and an index of state maps.
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