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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
25
Washington dispatch reports Admiral E W Eberts stating the Shenandoah disaster involved no opposition to flight from Col. William Mitchell. The incident marks a pivotal moment as the dirigible met destruction in a dramatic crisis.
Complete equipment, good mechanical condition and cared for by owner. Drive today and buy at a special price. Call 219 12th St NW. Also 1923 Studebaker Tourine bargain, must sell to an officer, see Mr Bowery at 192th St NE.
A compact classified ad highlights several vintage vehicles for sale including a 1926 Rickenbacker 6 with 4-door Brougham, a 1925 Hudson Coach with disc wheels, a 1925 Oldsmobile 4 door, a 1924 Rollin Tour with 4-wheel brakes, balloon tires, and a 1924 Star Touring. Also listed are a 1924 Ford Coupe, 1924 Chevrolet Touring, and a 1923 Chevrolet Coupe with refinishing and nickel radiator details.
Protests of Lt Commander Zachary Lansdowne marked the cross examination by Rep Frank R Reta during the court martial of the flying colonel. Eberle pressed Lansdowne’s prior statements and delays while Mrs Margaret Jane Downe disputed key testimony. The defense and prosecution argued over Lansdowne’s influence on launch timing and a proposed mast location at Detroit as an emergency station.
Premier Mussolini declares an Italo American accord possible as Italy settles its debt with the United States. He praises mutual prosperity and cooperation while Count Volpi reports cordial U.S. support for Italy’s economic strength.
Moscow City Bank directors V. Sokoloff and V. B. Schemayakin departed for Berlin to study banking administration in large German institutions. They will also visit Sweden to acquaint themselves with Scandinavian banking methods.
Notice that the Stark County Ohio Revision of Valuations has completed equalization and filed statements with the County Auditor. Public inspection is open. complaints on valuations must be filed before January 20, 1926. Applies to new buildings 1924 04 13 to 1925 04 12 and properties in Waynesburg Village.
The Canton East Liverpool Coach Company filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application to modify its tariff schedule. The notice appears in News on December 6, 13, and 20, 1925.
A Christmas Clearing House is created in Canton to ensure gift distribution to the underprivileged. Agencies will share names of families receiving baskets or gifts, and a central record will track recipients to avoid duplication. A large tree and entertainments are planned, with funds directed via Wendell Herbruck. City officials and volunteers lead the effort across multiple organizations.
Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Galton will address a Canton Music Hall mass meeting Tuesday evening under the Canton Local of the International Labor Defense. He is known for Symbolical Bible interpretation and helped unite defense organizations into a national Defense Union at the Chicago conference on June 28.
Milton Marantis of South Bend visits Canton and the Manos Brothers while delivering news from home. Next Sunday a St Haralampos Church meeting will elect new officers and discuss church and Greek community betterment with speakers including James P. Manos and other Canton residents.
Lt. Col. Charles O. Sherrill of Washington was unanimously offered the post as Cincinnati’s first city manager by councilmen elect in a caucus at the Linton hotel. The appointment must be ratified by the new council next year. salary is $25,000. No mayoral selection is planned at this time.
Fire Chief R O Mesnar took the key from Box 231 after repeated false alarms in the southeast section. The last call was at 10 20 Saturday night to 1812 Lith Street NE where a false chimney burn caused light damage and required chemical extinguishing. A third alarm came for St Char lealламpes Greek Orthodox church at 6th Street and Walnut Ave SE where a defective furnace ignited kindling, causing minor damage.
The secretary of state's office lists a new corporation in Columbus with 25,000 capital. Named founders include T. E. Stair W. Bordner E Stair H C Boraner and William Simpson. The firm will manufacture and sell fireworks.
Mr Albaro Fernamuz plans to return to Spain after two years in the United States and will spend Christmas with family. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Losada at 8 am at 744 Union Ave The Canton Spanish society held its regular meeting Saturday evening.
Judge Morgan Owens sentenced M. J. Sharp, 45, to one year in the county jail on four counts and fined $2000 for violations of juvenile court law related to juvenile delinquency. Sharp was charged with photographing young girls in unconventional poses.
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