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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

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Four-Power Pacific Pact Nears Signature at Conference

Washington reports sweep of arms conference progress with an imminent four power agreement to limit naval armaments and preserve Pacific peace. nations including United States Britain Japan and France expected to sign soon after plenary session. The plan foresees respect for territories, a six month breathing spell, and no fortification of Pacific islands.

Washington Mally Pacific Japee Philippines Guam America Harding Ghes’ House Erican United States Creatain Japan France United Press 3 Kago Senate Pacific Islands

Watson creates scene at hearing with bull-jawed insults

Senator Watson of Georgia caused a stormy scene during the senate investigation charging Army officials with misconduct. He shouted insults at Major G. W. Cochen and accused the committee of secret judgments, prompting Brandegee to order him to sit or retire as staff officers left. The tense exchange drew sharp rebukes from Shields and Brandegee.

Watson Georgia Senate G. W. Cochen Naval Staff Cochen Mmittee Shields Committee Bers Brandagee Connecticut Tennessee Brandegee Senator Shields

Watchman Fights Bank Robber in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati a bank robbery attempt at the First National Bank failed when guard Harry Ruche resisted. The robber forced him to the door, but Ruche overpowered the intruder after a brief struggle and forced a retreat. The robber admitted intent to pull a real break.

Cincinnati First National Bank Harry Ruche Ruche

Weather Across Ohio With Warm Weekend Outlook

The forecast covers Ohio with warmer temperatures expected Saturday and tonight. Listings show sale items at Freed's Bargain Store and Edison recreations in Cleveland area ads. Local eateries advertise noodle dinners and services at Eagle's with specified meal times.

Evans files appeal over denial of compensation for decedent

John Evans appeals in common pleas court from the Industrial Commission of Ohio ruling that his claim for compensation dies with David Evans. The death occurred September 14, 1920, while he worked for R. H. Evans Co., contractors. Evans contends the family depended on him. attorneys C. C. Curtis and C. B. McClintock filed the petition.

John Evans Common Pleas Court Industrial Commission of Ohio David Evans R. H. Evans

Ohio to pay 115 bonus to World War veterans

Ohio moves toward disbursing 20 million dollars in adjusted compensation to veterans with ranks Captain and below. Bid opening set for December 15 funds to be issued as bonds bearing 4 3 percent interest maturing in 20 installments. State aims to place branch offices in county courthouses to assist applicants and verify service.

Columbus Ohio State Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners Army Navy Marine Corps Joseph T. Tracy Board of State Sinking Fund Commissioners

Woman Sues City For $10,000 Damages

Mary Price filed suit against the City of Canton for $10,000, alleging injury from stepping into a hole at the McKinleyan and Fifth NW intersection on November 20 last year after bricks were missing. She claims a fractured hip and is represented by attorney Will R. Thom.

Mary Price City of Canton McKinleyan Fifth-st NW Will R. Thom

Packers Strike Sparks Riot Fear and Police Guarding

Chicago dispatch reports a four day strike by unionized Packers workers raising meat prices as mounted police and federal injunctions guard packing plants. Mrs Horoska, dubbed Mother Jones of the yard, jailed for leading rioting with pepper and a club as 12,000 of 12,500 workers walkout.

Chicago America Dennis F. Sullivan Dennis Lane Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workers Union Lane Sophie Horoska Mother Jones Horoska

Burglary Attempts Reported In City Night

Two burglary attempts were reported Thursday night with no thefts. At Young Heating & Plumbing Co. burglars entered via a rear door at 400 Fourth St NW but fled. Canton Trunk Co. on Seconds NW also reported thieves trying to force a door lock. Police note unlocked doors. A separate notice lists United Alloys Employes Relief Association annual meeting December 14 at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A with officer elections and bylaws. Also ads for hats at Arcade Millinery and pastry shop specials at The Pastry Shop with cake varieties and delivery by phone.

Young Heating & Plumbing Co Fourth-st NW Canton Trunk Co T. R. Wichardson United Alloy Employes Relief Association Y.M.C. A G. N Brown Secy

Santa Claus Visits Charity Fair Toy House Feature

A Day Nursery fair at the Auditorium showcases a four room toy house on stage beside a snow covered booth where Santa Claus appears. A real Santa tells stories while tiny tots share Christmas wishes. The fair draws large crowds with heavy sales and daily cafeteria lunch.

Santa Claus

Manderbaugh Named Head of City Traffic Cops

Police Chief W I Gauchat announces Bert Manderbaugh as head of the traffic squad after meetings with Mayor Herman R Witter and Safety Director M J Braucher. Legislation would promote him to sergeant and place all traffic duty under his command.

Bert Manderbaugh Gauchat Herman Rh. Witter M. J. Braucher Manderbaugh Council Lengel

New Rail Maintenance Rules Set To Take Effect

The United States railroad labor board announced that new maintenance of way rules will become effective next Friday. The rules are nearing publication with broad agreement from both employees and management on most provisions, with disagreements on six rules across most railroads. The board plans to send back to employers those rules where full agreement was not reached on all roads.

Citicago United States Railroad Labor Board

Fire Truck Hits Auto at NE City Intersection

Bambeck of 1047 Young at NE suffered cuts and bruises when his car was struck by a fire truck en route to a northeast city fire. The crash at Twelfth NE and Wheeling & Jake Erie tracks tore the top from the truck, damaged two fenders and shattered the windshield.

O. B. Bambeck Young Wheeling & Jake Erie

Christmas Gift Idea Subscriptions Offer Daily News

The Canton Daily News offers a one year mail subscription for five dollars, including daily and Sunday editions. A year of home news by mail serves as a regular letter from home and can be sent to any address as a Christmas gift.

Canton Canton Daily News Daily Sunday News

Ring Stolen While in Care of Defendant in Loan Case

Nick Thomiades answers suit by Albert Friedman seeking value of a diamond ring deposited as surety for a $5 loan. He says he kept the ring as his own property but forgot it at home on a sink and it was stolen. Andrew Nickas represents Thomiades.

Nick Thomiades Sriday Albert Friedman Thomiades Andrew Nickas

Pal Smith Elected Canton Shriners President At Annual Meeting

Paul A. Smith of Massillon, former vice president, was elevated to the presidency of the Canton Shriners at the annual meeting in the Courtland hotel. Harry Staley became vice president, Don Johnston secretary, and Will R. Myers treasurer. A 6 pm dinner preceded the meeting with toastmaster William K. Zollinger. Ed Bower and William M. Bogue spoke on Shriners work and endowment, noting a $20 million fund to build and maintain hospitals for crippled children, with potential Ohio hospitals.

Paul A. Smith Massillon Canton Shriners’ Club Courtland Hotel Harry Staley Don Johnston Will R. Myers William K. Zollinger Mark Stambleton Edward Bower al Koran Temple Cleveland Otia & Co Siens Times William M. Bogue Shriners’ Club District of North America Shriners Ohio William Kissick Becker Wilson Hawkins G. Herbruck Will C. Lathlin Charles A. Irwin L. V. Busache

Flory's Ad Highlights Dec 12 Specials at Lincoln Market

See Flory's Ad on Page 16. The ad lists smoked ham prices 14 to 25 cents, fresh pork sausage 12 4 cents, pure leaf lard 12 cents, chuck roast 14 0, fresh beef liver 10 6, lean pork roast 14 0, country pan pudding 10 0, lean pork chops 10 0, fresh side pork 18 cents, fresh dressed chicken 35 cents. Markets at Lincoln 425 EB and Crystal Market 1929 Mahoning Rd NE. Also note Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Co employees. Hot mill to resume Monday Dec 12 at 7:30. mil men report to mill supervisor.

Crystal Market Mahoning Rd Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Co Ady Adv

Hold Pair on Swindle Charge

Floyd Harkins Dellroy and Fred Fox Canton were arrested by Chief Deputy Sheriff Kirk and Deputy Gibson on a charge of obtaining property by false pretense after a Hart Drug store in Malvern scam. Harkins used the alias Dalton Williams to buy a $285 phonograph on payment terms, then planned to deliver it on a Canton truck. Hart alerted Waynesburg authorities, and officers intercepted them south of Waco. Fox claimed no part in the scheme.

Floyd Harkins Dellroy Fred Fox Canton Waynesboro Kirk Gibson Hart Malvern Harkins Dalton Williams Waynesburg Williama Waco Harkina Williame Carrollco Fox

De Valera Opposes Treaty Amid Irish Split

Dublin dispatch reports a divided Irish cabinet over the Anglo Irish Treaty with four ministers backing acceptance and Eamon de Valera opposing. The Dublin mood allegedly favors ratification by a narrow margin, with key figures Collins Griffith and Sinn Fein supporting the pact.

London Dean Dublin Bveneing News Dameon de Valera de Valera Dec Great Britain Ireland Patt Eamonn de Valera Michael Collings Arthur Klifith Dall Collins Griffith Colling Sinn Fein Chiffith Barton Congrave Dal Nma

Doctor Hadley Executes for Wife Murder

Dr Wilmer Amos Hadley former army officer walked to the death chair at the state penitentiary in Richmond Virginia and paid the death penalty for the murder of his wife Sue Tinsley Hatley formerly of Cincinnati He refused a new trial The crime involved drugging her and placing her body in the James River three years ago while Hadley was stationed at a military camp near here

Richmond Bee Wilmer Amos Hadley State Penitentiary Sue Tinsley Hatley Cincinnati Fladley Friendswood Texas Tindley James River Hadley Here

Bandits steal $8,000 payroll from Sibley mills

The secretary to the paymaster at the Sibley mills in Augusta Georgia was held up early today and robbed of a payroll totaling $8,000. The robbers escaped into the night as local authorities began investigations.

Augusta Sibley Mills

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