Traction Right of Way Faces New Franchise Trouble
Officials report fresh opposition to renewing the Canton Akron interurban franchise. N. O. T. must obtain signed consent from six fronting property owners before the grant can be renewed. County commissioners expect talks with A Blinn this week, while Prosecutor McClintock plans quo warranto action if efforts fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Akron
A. Blinn
Thempany
Ich
Blinn
Nbhise
Ned Larkins
County Commission
Walter G. Agler
C. B. McClintock
Ohio Supreme Court
Ventilator Works Now Incorporated in Columbus
Canton Ventilator Works was incorporated in Columbus with Henry J Bowman Madge Radtke Olive M Bowman John R Robley and Elizabeth G Robley as organizers. Capital is 25000 dollars divided into 260 shares of 100 dollars each. The firm will manufacture ventilators for windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Canton Ventilator Works
Secretary of State's Office
Henry J. Bowman
Madge Radtke
Olive M. Bowman
John R. Robley
Elizabeth G. Robley
Smoke Abatement Plan Deemed Crucial Step Forward
Canton endorses the smoke abatement ordinance as the first major move toward solving a key local problem. The chamber of commerce report cites Buckwalter Kuhns and engineers praising the measure for reducing obnoxious city smoke. It notes Pittsburgh’s decade of cleanup as a model citing a substantial drop in air pollution and no violence in its implementation.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
T. V. Buckwalter
Timken Roller Bearing Co
W. T. Kuhns
Kuhns- Batchelor Co
Buckwalter
Kuhns
Pittsburgh
Pittsbugh
Twenty nine new books added to city library shelves
The public library will place fifty nine new books on its shelves Monday morning. The list includes works by Baldwin Ballard Barton Berman Beman Cooper Dawes Dorr Dunn Eliott Ford Gordon Grimball Hal dane Hall Ham aide Hamilton Harrington Harrison Henry International library of music Marbury Kepner Marshall Northcliffe Northrop Osborn Pope Rhinehart Roosevelt and Lodge Smithsonian U S Laws and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Baldwin
Vade Mecum
Ballard
Japan
Barton
Jesus
Berman
Beman
Bremer
America
Fredrika Bremer
Carpenter
Philippines
Hawaii
Conyngton
Cooper
Grass
U.S
Dawes
Dorr
Dunn
Eliott
Ararat
Ford
Gordon
Spain
Grimball
Haldane
Callinicus
Hall
Handbook of Business
Hamaide
Hamilton
United States
Harrington
Chatson
Harrison
Henry
International Library of Music
Marbury
Kepner
Marshall
Provence
May
Northcliffe
Northrop
Osborn
Madagascar
Pope
Rhinehart
Roosevelt
Lodge
Smithsonian Institution
U. S
Wagner
Walsh
Wilkinson
Yale Fire
Woods & Kennedy
Settlement Horizon
Veteran officer recounts long career at officers association toast
Lt. Col. B Philpot told about his lengthy service in the regular army before about 100 members of the Organized Officers Association at the Courtland Hotel Friday night. He traced his career from the Spanish American War with Col. Lee Casey of Minerva as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Philpot
Organized 'Ve Officers Association
Courtland Hotel
Jor Philpot
Lee Casey
Minerva
War Department
Infant Girl Dies in Reedurban Family Notice
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Artz of Reedurban died Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held at home Monday afternoon, with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Hice Rita Schwartz
William Jartz
Reedurban
Ses
Calvary Ery
Rev Brundage Named Canton Legion Post Chaplain
Rev Brundage becomes post chaplain of Canton American Legion Post succeeding Rev Day who resigned after taking a Pittsburgh pastorate. The post plans a Christmas party at Massillon State Hospital for veterans, with gifts and entertainment organized by Gregory Heath and volunteers.
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Rev. Brundage
Legion Post
Leroy Gable
Canton Poat
American Legion
Post
BR. F Brundage
Calvary Pbyterian Church
A. Bm. Day
Pittsburgh
Day
Canton Post
Brundage
Legion
Canton
139Th Field Artillery
France
Gable
Fred M. Broda
Paul J. Gnay
Donald H. Neyard
St Tee
Alago
Leval—Attorneter, Jr. Resain
Mlitee Abo
Y Henry W. Har
H. Koehler
John R. Bair
Dwight 47. Peabody
Chester BE. Davis
C, W. Ruth
Mansillon State Hospital
Tregory
Heath
Carl
Old Fashioned Colors Return With Spring Tones
Feminine hues rise again next spring with soft pastel and crayon colors. The Textile Color Card Association cites violet pastels and delicate pinks blues greens evoking yesterday’s era, with long gowns, powdered wigs, and garters referenced as current fashion nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Welshimer
Textile
Avondale School Minstrels to Perform at Sponseller Grange Hall
The Avondale school minstrels will perform at Sponseller Grange Hall Waynesburg Road Friday and Saturday December 18 and 19 announced by director W B Tuttle. Carl Stark is organizer with a varied program including vocal ensembles ukulele numbers dramatic pieces and a grand finale featuring The Grand Old Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Sponseller Grange Hall
Waynesburg Rd
W. B. Tuttle
Carl Stark
Whipping Case Set For Monday in Webb-Shaw Suit
William Lloyd Shaw sues RE. E. Webb and four others for 25000 damages claiming kidnapping and brutal beating with a horsewhip near Massillon. Trial postponed twice due to injuries to Robert Webb in a prior automobile accident. Sheriff C. W. Kirk and other officers who arrested the defendants are subpoenaed as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb-Shaw
William Lloyd Shaw
RE. E. Webb
Fairmount
Massillon
Robert Webb
C. W. Kirk
Woman Arrested On Liquor Charge
Helen Japinko of 1324 Stark Ave SW was arrested Saturday by police for violating the Crabbe act after officers found a gallon jar of liquor in a basket she carried. She turned into an alley off Market Ave near 14th St.
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Helen Japinko
Stark Av
Market Av
14Th St
Boy 6 Dies in Detroit Pneumonia
William Miller, a six year old boy, died in Detroit from pneumonia. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James H Miller of Detroit. The Millers formerly lived in Canton where Mr Miller worked for the Diebold Safe and Lock Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
James H. Miller
Detroit
Canton
Miller
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
T B Group to Meet Monday
The tuberculosis hospital building commission will meet Monday afternoon to confer with architect A L Thayer on hospital plans. The commission will discuss terms for a new agreement after declaring a former contract invalid and resenting the six percent fee as excessive.
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Bulding
A. L. Thayer
Thayer
Board of Commissioners
Building Commission
Sherwood Eddy Addresses Crowd at Methodist Church
A large crowd gathered at the Dueberav Methodist church on Saturday evening to hear Sherwood Eddy of New York head of the Young Men's Christian Association of America and William G. Hapgood of Indianapolis. Hapgood, head of a large manufacturing industry, spoke on Christianity in Industry and the Golden Rule in business. The Faithful Men's Bible class held its annual turkey dinner before the program, with more than four hundred attendees.
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Dueberav Methodist Church
Sherwoog Eaddy
New York
Young Men's Christian Association of America
William G. Hapgood
Indianapolis
Faithful Men's Bible Class
Hapgood
Statewide shift to early Christmas shopping in Ohio
A Canton Merchants' Association bulletin cites an Ohio State Council report showing a statewide move to early shopping. Merchants note extended stocking, earlier orders, and calmer customer service as postal delays loom, with several cities reporting gift buying beginning in October and rising through November.
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Canton
F. B. Blakemore
Canton Merchants’ Association
Columbus
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio
George W. Sheridan
Blakemore
Sheridan
Steffey Returned to Canton in Embezzlement Case
Simon K. Steffey, indicted on embezzlement charges, was returned from Kenosha Wisconsin to Canton Saturday evening and jailed awaiting arraignment. County records say he obtained more than $700 from Orrin Braucher and appropriated it for personal use.
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Simon K. Steffey
Canton
Kenosha
Wis
George Thorn
Orrin Braucher
Employment Session Set for Saturday by Canton Urban League
An employment conference focusing on Negro conditions will be sponsored by the Canton Urban League at Fraternal hall next Saturday night. Speakers include George Ake and Sam Holliday of United Alloy Steel Corp and Akron’s George W. Thompson on The Negro in Industry. Urban League officials note 442 placements by December 1, mainly in mills and domestic work, with social and race adjustment issues to be discussed.
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Canton Urban League
George Ake
United Alloy Steel Corp
Sam Holliday
United Alloy
George W. Thompson
Akron
Canton
South
Benjamin Tanner Johnson
United States Department of Labor
The
Urban League
League
Quality Hardware displays historic locomotive carvings
In Tuscarawas Street the Quality Hardware Co displays two hand carved locomotive models by Ernest Warther of Dover and a large steel model of the world’s largest railroad locomotive by Fred Warther. The two wooden models depict an early B and O passenger engine and the Commodore Vanderbilt. Fred Warther has spent four years crafting 3 250 pieces for the steel model and expects another year to finish the actual working relic. All work is hand made with no machine work used. There are 1 600 pieces in the steel model.
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Quality Hardware Co
Tuscarawna St W
Ernest Warther
Dover
Fred Warther
Carver
Warther
Fred Werther
Woman Arrested on Moonshine Charge Near Paris
Mary Kriich was arrested Saturday afternoon at her home near Paris on a charge of illegally possessing moonshine. Deputies found 18 gallons at the residence and allege she was conducting an active business selling whiskey to workers on the Pennsylvania Railroad construction project nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kriich
Paris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton Girl Is At Princeton Session
Miss Rebecca Pontius of Canton Ohio is at Princeton University representing the Carnegie Institute of Technology at a student conference on the World Court. She attends with student representatives from eastern colleges and serves as a delegate of the YWCA. Pontius is a senior in household economics at Margaret Morrison Carnegie College.
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Pittsburgh
Rebecca Pontius
Canton
Princeton University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pontius
Y. W.ann 3
McA
Margaret Morrison Carnegie College
Lines to Form at 3 Windows This Week
Courthouse lines form all week for county business. Auto license tags for 1926 go on sale at the auditor’s automobile license bureau. A large rush is expected with growing crowds each day as the taxpaying season ends and December payments are due. Dog licenses for 1926 also attract visitors on the fourth floor.
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Automobile Heanse Bureau
County Auditor
Treasurer’s
Courthouse traffic officers handle licenses in probate court mix up
Courthouse staff direct customers to departments on a busy Saturday in probate court. A colored couple seeks a license and, after listing personal details, the clerk asks if they are related. The man replies they are married, then reveals they want a license for their car, not marriage.
Police warn on 1926 license tag use in Canton
Chief Lengel told Canton Automobile Club manager Charles W. Flory that 1926 tags may be used now through Jan 1. He warned motorists to place numbers plainly, visible and not behind bumpers, or face arrest. dirty tags must be cleaned to avoid costly enforcement.
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Lengel
Charles W. Flory
Canton Automobile Club
Cleveland
Akron
Mas Sillon
Kavling
Man's leg broken after curb fall near poolroom
Tom Myers 50 of 6265 Glendale Ave NE suffered a fractured leg Saturday after twisting it on a curb in front of the Wild West poolroom on Carnahan Ave NE. He was taken to his home by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Myers
Glendale Av NE
Wild West Poolroom
Carnahan Av NE
Man Arrestedon Speeding Charge
R N Cole of 134 12th street NB was arrested Saturday evening by police on a speeding charge.
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R. N. Cole
12Th St NB
Judge Maxwell to resign from Harrison Lewis circuit bench
Clarksburg West Virginia December 12 Judge Haymond Maxwell plans to resign from the Harrison Lewis circuit court bench soon and hand in his resignation to Governor Gore to take effect January 1 Maxwell's future plans were not announced at report time.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Haymond Maxwell
Harrison Lewis Circuit
Maxwell
Howard M. Gore
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Fletcher
Annexation Society
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Monroe
Morley
Parrish
Rees
Simpson
Tobenkin
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Wharton
Spark
Courtland
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Howard McCauley
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Eileen
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Herbert J. McKee
Paul J. Gnau
Americanism and Education
W. TH. Benedict
Legislative—Attorney
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Reltert Mertens
James TF
Service
William of
Rhiel
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Grange Hall
Avondale School Minstrels
Part I
Susie
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Harold Bickerhoff
Darwin Wheeler
Grace Baker
Wilma Carter
Rosella Boron
Lilian Leopold
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Lucile Updegraff
Clifford Dickerhoff
Pony
Leon Lutz
Irene
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W. B. Tuttle and Company
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T. B. Group
Sherwood Eddy
Bulletin
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