Outdoor skating rink planned for Canton Ball Park
An outdoor rink is being built south of Sixth Street West along Schroyer in Canton Ball Park by the Canton Recreation Council. It will be ready by Christmas and host carnivals and ice events through winter, with water pipes laid underground and five large sprinklers to create successive ice layers. Community donations and local labor have kept costs low as a dyke is prepared and coasting hills added for children.
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Canton Recreation Council
Th Et
Schroyer In
Ball Park
Canton
Garaux Brothers
City Surveyor’s Office
Standard Plumbing Co
6Th St
Lloyd Bletzer
Recreation Council
Fred Broda
David Z
Aultman Hospital Faces Financial Scrutiny And Staff Strain
The Daily News reports on Aultman hospital staff levels with 55 nurses and 8 to 24 patients per floor across wards. Trustees defend the year ending Oct 31 1925, showing operating income of 127019.30 and expenses of 47965.46, noting higher patient days and improved care despite a reported deficit.
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Aultman Hospital Alumnae Association
Aultman Hospital
Mitchell
Daily News
Ernst & Ernst, Certified Public Accountants
W. G. Saxton
Stockholders’ Meeting
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Free To Consider Columbia Offer
Notre Dame president Father Walsh said coach Knute Rockne may consider leaving for Columbia without Notre Dame blocking him. Walsh stated Rockne has eight years left on his contract but could seek a better position, and the school would not stand in his way.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute K. Rockne
Columbia University
Notre Dame
Matthew Walsh
Rockne
Columbia
Father Walsh
Spying Charge Denial Issued By Ohio State Coach
Dr. Wilce testified that he watched the Illinois squad warm up for a brief period from an open window in the Ohio State lecture room and spoke with Coach Zuppke as the Illinois players left the field. He said no notes or diagrams were made and the charge was described by Zuppke as rot and unworthy.
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James A. McClure, Jr
Ohio State University
Ohio” Association
McClure
Wilce
Ohio State
John
Illinois
Dr. Wilce
Illiinois
Champaign
Illl
Zuppke
Master minds netted as arrests spread in Canton
Canton police with Capt. Stark and local officers raided Saturday night rounding up drug distributors. McDonald said addicts are mostly in the minority and that those running the rings seldom use their own wares. Darcy and Lawson were surprised by narcotic charges after a prior at their home on 604 Tuscarawas Street East.
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Stark
Alliance Police Force
Carnahan
Canton
S. A. Lengel
Clark
MacDonald
Harry Darcey
Richard Lawson
Tuscarawas St E
Darcy
Crabbe
Lawson
Coolidge Faces Tax Debate and World Court Talk
The article outlines President Coolidge urging two new laws and Congress may act as he desires. It notes Senate Democrats and Senator Borah offer differing views on tax cuts and joining the world court while Borah’s stance foreshadows friction with the administration. House support appears likely for the tax bill.
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House
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
President Coolidge
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
Borah
Treasury
Chief Lengel Avoids Action Over Police Raid
The chief decides not to pursue discipline against two officers, Wise and Campbell, who aided in a raid on a gym show. The pair had been nearby with advance knowledge and joined the raid when they arrived with the rest of the team. Citizens defend the officers as fearless and active against vice, while the chief calls the incident a grapevine and opts not to act.
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Wise
Campbell
Sergeant @Wise
Lengel
Fatal auto strike in Columbus claims Barbara Carle
Mrs. Barbara Carle aged 42 was killed in Columbus when she fell from a street car rear step and was struck by an auto driven by Alva E. Dailey of Groveport. Police exonerated Dailey.
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Columbus
Barbara Carle
Alva E. Dailey
Groveport
Dailey
Miners Move Out in Fairmont Evictions
Striking miners and their families depart houses owned by Consolidation Coal Co in Watson and Baxter Fairmont with bar racks set by the union. Eviction proceedings had been under way for months.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Consolidation Coal Co
Watson and Baxter
Union
Rizah Khann Named Persia King by Teheran News
A Tehran dispatch reports Rizah Khanh appointed king of Persia by the assembly. The dispatch comes from Teheran and notes the December timing of the royal selection. The source confirms the political change and new Persian ruler.
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London
Teheran
Rizah Khanh
Persia
Jersey Woman Joins Beer Bloc In Congress
Mary Teresa Norton Democrat from New Jersey's Twelfth district backs light wines and beer and calls Volstead enforcement a failure. She declares support for modifying the Volstead Act and joins Representative John Philip Hill's beer bloc. Norton asserts the law lacks public support and should be put to a popular vote.
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Washington
Mary Teresa Norton
New Jersey
Jersey City
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Norton
John J. Rogers
Massachusetts
Julius Kahn
California
Mrs. Norton
Congress
Debate on Tax Bill and Rates Faces House Division
General debate on the bill focuses on auto taxes and exemption levels. leaders predict passage by March 15. Representative Garrett condemns lifetime tax appeals board, while Mills defends it as essential for consistent administration. Berger condemns the measure as bolshevik, arguing it concentrates wealth and benefits a small elite.
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Congress
House
Board of Tax Appeals
Garrett
Tennessee
Representative Mills
New York
Mills
Representaive Berger
Wisconsin
Trotzky
Zinoviev
Richman Brothers Lamps Shine On Canton Store Sign
L R Crull reports 1490 bulbs illuminate the Richman Brothers Co store display on Tuscarawas Street FE, claiming the largest sign in Canton. The firm operates a one price policy across all stores, with goods produced in Cleveland by over 1,400 workers using abundant woolen materials and extensive stock to maintain low prices.
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Richman Brothers Co
Fuscara
St E
L. R. Crull
Canton
Tuscarawas St FE
Crull
Richman
Cleveland
Richman Company
Ohio officials wary as Morton extradition looms
Morton faces possible extradition to Ohio as Detroit handling looms. Gov. Donahey’s office signals no action if Morton is convicted, while Adrian C. Newcomb expects to observe developments and may act as Ohio’s attorney if extradition proceeds. The 1940s case spurred protests over Morton's release by the state clemency board.
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Morton
Governor’s
Ohio
Common Pleas
Adrian C. Newcomb
Cleveland
Donahey
Detroit
Newcomb
State Board of Clemency
Wounds Prove Fatal in West Virginia Stabbing
Henry Nelson aged 29 died in a Moundsville hospital after a stabbing at his home a week earlier. Police had not arrested anyone as of tonight.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Henry Nelson
Dividend Paid by Real Estate Guarantee Co Receiver
The receivers for the Real Estate Guarantee Mortgage Co paid a 15 percent liquidating dividend today to subscribers of the Belmont Securities Co an affiliated organization whose stockholders are located principally in eastern Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania
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Wheeling
Marvel Man’s Victim Exposes Harsh Private Conversations
In a city gossip column style feature the Marvel Man defies calls for retractions by promising to publish full transcripts of private talks. Read about a post office scene, a 20 year old woman in need of $50, and several street encounters revealing everyday pressures and tensions.
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Handy
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Auto
Jersey
Beer’ Bloc
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Tuco
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the Marvel Man
Abe
Mary
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Lou
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