Inter-Wall Institute in Ohio Explored in Sunday News
A Canton News Bureau preview outlines Ohio’s Inter-Wall Institute for rebuilding character among offenders, with Columbus reporter John W. Fisher sharing insights. The piece also spotlights theater figure L B. Cool, Maud M. Howells’ intimate profile of a McKinley-era beneficiary, and the fire brigade crew behind the city’s safety efforts. The Sunday edition promises society photos, holiday features, Molly Stark notes, and a robust radio and automobile section for the coming week.
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Ohio
Inter-Wall Institute
John W. Fisher
Columbus
Tex Rickard Opens 20000-Seat Garden and Sporting Policy
Tex Rickard unveils Madison Square Garden with a 20 000 capacity and proclaims big money for prize fighters is over. He favors a percentage basis pay so stars draw crowds or not, Bob Edgren weighs in on the shift. George Chadwick provides baseball outlook and insider dope while Sparrow McGann backs Punching Paul Berlenbach as a major asset to promoters. European golf duo Compston and Massey alter winter tournament dynamics as Ray McCarthy notes rising importance.
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Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Tex
Bob Edgren
Paul Berlenbach
Sparrow McGann
Will Rogers on Coolidge farm aid plan this week
Will Rogers humorist writes about President Coolidge proposing aid for farmers. The column promises entertaining insight and a sharper take than Rogers’ recent pieces.
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President Coolidge
Roger
Canton leaders optimistic on 1926 outlook
Leading Canton business and professional men express optimism about Canton's future in a symposium highlighted by the Sunday edition. The piece gathers insights from key figures across sectors, signaling confidence in economic and civic prospects for the new year.
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Canton
Parking space drive shifts for merchants in cities
The article notes merchants expanding parking to ease crowding and lure customers, risking business district loss to outer areas as urban space grows scarce. It mentions broader topics from German soap box orators to Christmas credits, market calm, farming prospects, and political talk around the World Court and league mandates. It cites Coolidge, the World Court fight, and Hollywood plans for a Mary and Douglas Fairbanks world trip.
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Harden Colfax
United States
Maximilan Harden
Santa Claus
National
Congress
Robert T. Small
Washington
Coolidge
House
Senate
Mary
Douglas Fairbanks
Europe
L. C. Owen
Hollywood
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Great Sport
Saint Nick
George Chadwick
Compston and
Massey
Ray McCarthy
Matt and
Jeff
MR. and
Mrs
Polly and Pals
Andy Gump
Winnie Winkle
Bungle
the Canton News
Hemlock
Chicago
Sherman House
Rogers
Len Small
Illinois
Dever
Carl Shoup
Nina Wilcox Putman
Miss Putman
Clifford McBride
Rupert Hughes
Georgia Wood Pangborn
Miss Panghorn
Irvin Cobb
Thos
Meighan
Edith M. Burtis
T. W. Burgess
Mabel H. Urner
Albert Payson
Terhune
Avery Hopwood
Sol Poliak
News OF the World
Stuart P. West
Bonds Holding Firm
Byron
Andre Tardieu
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England
League of Nations
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Irak
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League
National Capital
Jean Jarvis
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