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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

3

Nonpartisan effort to abrogate Ohio primary law

Proponents aim to circulate petitions for an initiated constitutional amendment to replace direct primaries with a nonpartisan nominating system. Backers Halley and Fauver seek broad support from both parties to avoid partisan labeling and push a referendum for the November election.

Daily News Spahr Columbus Marion W. E F. Halley Greenville Harry M. Daugherty Frank Fauver Department of Public Works Ohio Halley and Fauver Jhe Halley

Fauver Aims Nonpartisan Repeal Roadmap At Marion Banquet

Fauver plans to attend the Republican banquet in Marion and hopes events there will not derail efforts to repeal the primary law on a nonpartisan basis. He notes that greater numbers of party leaders favor circulating petitions before deciding on this approach.

General Assembly Congress U.s Caeas Petity Fauver Marion

Basketball Rally On Tap At McKinley High

McKinley High schedules a basketball rally Thursday afternoon to gear up for Fridays game with Wooster at City Auditorium. McKinley Hi Y Club will sell confections at Friday night games to fund financial aid in India. Season tickets at lunch for nine games cost 1.50. Glee clubs practiced Christmas carols and plan a hall carol tour before vacation.

McKinley High School Wooster City Auditorium McKinley Hi-Y India McKinley

Grafton Tract Found Unfit for State Institution Site

Columbus dispatch reports that the Grafton prison farm near Cleveland, bought for 170000 to host a state feeble minded institution, is deemed unsuitable. An advisory committee urges abandoning Grafton and selecting a new site due to salty, inadequate water, poor drainage, and a divided layout requiring costly drainage and land acquisition.

Columbus Grafton Cleveland Gov. Davis John R. Harper C. W. Brand George 8. Addams Dudley S. Blossom Alexander Hadden R. S. Miles Charles W. Stone H. S. MacAyeal Harper

Bandits Shoot Subway Change Agent After Receipts

New York December 17 bandits shot and killed Patrick Candon a subway change agent after he said he had just handed the receipts to the pay car. The crime occurred as the employee reported the money transfer to the armed robbers.

New York Patrick Candon Subway

New York Post Office Receives Over 2000 Santa Letters

The New York post office reported receipts of more than 2000 letters addressed to Santa Claus sent from Iceland, Greenland and the North Pole.

New York New York Post Office Santa Claus Iceland Greenland North Pole

Morons in the United States Estimated by Wesleyan Expert

Professor Horace B English head of psychology at Wesleyan University estimates four to ten million morons in the United States in a statement from Middleton Connecticut dated December 17.

New York's First Mouth Organ School Opens For Lessons

Prof Bora Minnevitch starts a mouth organ school in Broadway, attracting a dozen pupils as New York's revived interest in the instrument grows. He notes the toy like organ is easy to learn and predicts enrollment will expand with demand for harmonica instruction.

Rowland Woon Canton Daily News New York Bora Minnevitch Broadway Prof Minnevitch

Italian Princess Adopts Bobbed Hair in Rome

Princess Mafalda, recently married to Prince Philip of Hesse, had her hair bobbed signaling the vogue’s royal approval. Her sister Princess Yolanda Calvi plans to bob her hair after fox hunting season.

Rome Mafalda Prince Philip of Hesse Yolanda Calvi

Ohio Good Roads Federation Annual Meeting Opens

Columbus will host the Ohio good roads federation annual meeting with over 100 delegates. Officers will be elected and new highway engineering and financing methods discussed.

Columbus Ohio Good Roads Federation Ohio

Food prices rise further in October to November period

The Department of Labor reports retail food costs rose 3 percent from Oct 15 to Nov 15 and 11 percent for the year. Since 1913 the increase is about 59 and a third percent. Potatoes lead with a 41 percent jump. fresh eggs up 16 percent. canned salmon and storage eggs up 3 percent. flour up 2 percent. Pork chops decline 4 percent. round steak lard and granulated sugar fall 3 percent.

Washington Department of Labor Increse

Food price rises by city during year ending November 15

The text reports year over year increases in food prices in several cities. Cincinnati 15 percent, Detroit 18 percent, Philadelphia 18 percent, Columbus 11 percent, Indianapolis 11 percent, Cleveland 10 percent, New York 10 percent. The fragment lists onions canned corn tomatoes and 2 percent.

Cincinnati Detroit Philadelphia Columbus Dittsbure Cleveland New York

Grace Evangelical Sunday School elects officers

The Ever Onward class at Grace Evangelical Sunday School elected officers at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. F A Firestone. President is Mrs. I. V. McBurney, vice president Miss Minnie Schubach, secretary Mrs. C A Danner, assistant secretary Mrs. J C Hirt, treasurer Mrs. F E Rodgers, reporter Mrs. J D Hurd. Committees for devotional and other tasks were named.

Grace Evangelical Sunday School Satow F. A. Firestone V. McBurney Minnie Schubach C. A. Danner J. C. Hirt F. E. Rodgers Hurd

Mrs R F Everhart Roctal and Visitors Present

Mrs R F Everhart hosts a small visiting gathering with Mrs W F Seherbarth and Mrs J Heath noted among attendees. Rita Snyder also mentioned in the event summary as a participant or honoree.

R. F. Everhart Roctal W. F. Seherbarth J. Heath Flower Rita Snyder

Dr J Atkerman Coles dies after three week illness

Noted art collector and philanthropist Dr J Atkerman Coles died after a three week illness at age 82. Coles, prominent in cultural circles, supported local galleries and education initiatives.

Boutch Plaing J. Atkerman Coles

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