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A damaged OCR snippet notes a sale event in Mississippi and references colors and property. The fragment names a sale action and local context without clear participants or dates.
20 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet notes a sale event in Mississippi and references colors and property. The fragment names a sale action and local context without clear participants or dates.
At Dublin a heated session of Dail Eireann unfolds as de Valera pushes new peace proposals while Sinn Fein and anti treaty leaders clash over ratification. A final vote on the Anglo Irish Treaty is anticipated late today or tomorrow with both sides mobilizing last supporters and opponents.
Belfast December 20. One person killed and another wounded as heavy firing raged through the city all night. Most shooters sheltered behind barricades limiting casualties. Soldiers conducted roundup operations today with more than 30 arrests by noon and a large quantity of arms seized.
The city council committee reports authorize action to compel a contractor to pass inspection on the east side intercepting sewer. It also favors issuing bonds worth 20000 dollars to repair the east and west intercepting sewers amid concerns over health department requirements and state aid.
East and south areas expect rain on Wednesday turning to snow. Ohio area sees rain tonight followed by a much colder spell. Temperatures yesterday were around 9 to 9 degrees.
Meeting set in Stel Courtland on December 22 at 400 p m with PF Aneus, secretary advocate. Advertising copy claims oldest piano manufacturer status and offers to save 269 on a piano purchase from Wurlitzer at the Northern Hotel.
Police seized three large copper stills and about 100 pint bottles plus lemon extracts and bottling gear from Rev. Forest Perkins a colored preacher living at 866 Rhodesay Akron. Officers say he learned distilling in Kentucky and charged him with violating the Crabbe act after finding gin apple jack and rye whiskey in his home.
Burglars used a hammer to remove the cabinet combination in the Federal Garment Co office at 217 Sixth St SW on Monday night and stole papers of value and some money not yet tallied. Detectives Pence and Wogley investigated Tuesday morning. a separate home break-in at 911 Lawrence Rd NE yielded a $5 bill after a cellar window was broken. W. R. Putman reported his car stolen from a local garage at 507 Renkert Bldg.
Charles Eli Schwarz resigned as councilman at large and was appointed to fill the late Josiah Deremer's seat for two years. Arthur F. Drukenbrod, manager of Douglas Tailoring Co., will occupy Schwarz's seat until Bowman qualifies. Drukenbrod, a former deputy sheriff, surprised supporters who expected Vinton L. Stansberry to be chosen. Deremer was re-elected in November.
George Rogers alias George Lewis alias George Davis, named leader of the Toledo February mail robbery, captured today in a deserted Palos Park, Illinois house. Info from fellow arrestees aided federal and local officers in the arrest after an escape on September 5.
Our Christmas Sale offers men's cordovan automobile gloves at large discounts. Neff Jeweler advertises $10 to $20 values with or without gauntlets, fur lined options. Arthur's Shop promotes gloves at reduced prices with evening hours.
Rhine's Edison Shop at 239 Cleveland Ave NW advertises the largest stock of The New Edison products and emphasizes superior service to customers.
The Wheeling line introduces a new fast train leaving Canton at 8 00 a m arriving Cleveland at 9 43 a m Adyv shows the timetable and departure points in this brief service note.
London observers report unanimous expert recommendations that Germany face a formal receivership or indemnity moratorium with allied control of German finances if a partial debt standstill is granted. The advisory group urged payment of January and February installments and extended allied authority under Versailles if moratoriums occur.
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth will send a reply to the allied reparations commission. He will say Germany can pay 200,000,000 gold marks toward January installments but cannot contribute any marks in February. January total is 509,000,000 gold marks and February 275,000,000.
An explosion shattered windows at a confectionery on Grand and Mulberry streets injuring no one and forcing about 50 families to flee. The blast caused about 5 000 dollars in damage. Owner Anthony Ferrara blamed rival jealousy for the bombing.
Col J C Roop formerly assistant purchasing agent for the AEF in France is named assistant to Budget Director Dawes. He replaces William T Abbott of Chicago who came to Washington to aid Dawes until the first budget was finished.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes plans a post holiday personal inspection of enforcement methods in Illinois and Indiana. He is expected to depart Washington for Chicago next Monday.
January re creations go on sale at Rhine's Edison Shop offering seasonal items and gifts for readers and shoppers seeking new merchandise this month.
The notice advertises a player roll special offering 6 for $1.00 or 4 for $1.00 available Wednesday and Thursday at Kenny's Piano Dept.
Jamestown Tennessee December 20 1921 Sgt Alvin C York issues a Christmas plea to end war urging nations to bar no one from justice and to deal squarely with each other He says Germany should pay for damages and that war is wrong but bears no personal enmity toward Germans.
Reported kidnapping of Madam Sun Yat Sen wife of Sun Yat Sen president of South China republic occurred at Kweiling in Kwangsi as brigands in disguise seized her for a 500000 ransom. She was en route to join her husband at army headquarters in Kwai Lin. Meiling Soong is her sister.
Dry leaders in Congress weigh a soldier bonus tied to a light wines and beer tax. Mellons stance as Treasury head signals potential administration support. Experts forecast revenue from beer and wine could reach 1 billion dollars yearly if legalized under Volstead revisions. Fordney backs the plan as a revenue expedient amid committee discussions.
Relief committees report thousands in Fayette County and Minden suffer from cold, hunger, and flu. About 500 miners and families lose work as mines idle. Red Cross aid arrives from Charleston to provide medical care and relief, with collections already sent east.
A Christmas gift idea offers a one year mail subscription to The Canton Daily News and Sunday News. Priced at five dollars per year, it can be sent to any address and offers a daily sense of home.
Rev John S. Rutledge, superintendent of the board of pardons and paroles, says he will accept the governor and public welfare director’s decision to dismiss him. He notes the position was held at the pleasure of his superior and offers no recourse after dismissal. A Cleveland Methodist group presses for Rutledge retention and seeks a public hearing.
Recount of all votes for city treasurer in Alliance after Louise C C Strong contests the election of O Karl Ayres begun by county election board members. In the mayoral race Westover challenges Clark with questions limited to ballot validity. Graven hears arguments as recount proceeds and precinct testimony cites uncredited votes for Miss Strong.
Misa Orion Switzar a Huntington West Virginia school teacher was assaulted by Mrs John Moore at Davy West Virginia when Switzar called on the mother of a pupil Beatrice Moore to collect holly for decorations Mrs Moore used a hot poker to strike Switzar over arms and shoulders Moore was arrested and fined for assault.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered William Rockefeller Harold B Vander bilt and George F Baker to relinquish directorships in two thirds of their railroad holdings by December 31. The move aims to reduce competition between rival roads and is limited to directorships while preserving stockholdings.
Dance EF Canton Wed Nite Bus 8 p m Cor Tuse Wal Ady. We do not sell to dealers. All our instruments are sold wholesale direct to the customer saving you the middleman’s profit. Wurlitzer Northern Hotel Bldg Ady.
A brief release announces Player Roll Specials for day and Thursday at Kenny's Piano Department. The ad emphasizes limited time offers and in store promotions on pianos and related accessories.
The Edison Shop at 239 Cleveland Avenue NW announces new items now available for purchase. Local shoppers are invited to visit for special sales and demonstrations.
The most powerful and thrilling season photoplay plays at St Peter's Auditorium. Showings Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at eight. Admission twenty five cents. Store open each evening at Arthur's 204 Market Ave N. Adv.
A special communication of Wm McKinley Lodge will be held Tuesday evening December 20 at 6 30 p m M M degree. C P Arnold W M H H Heingartner Bec Adv.
County Commissioners Firestone and Booth and County Surveyor Sickafoose traveled to Columbus to confer with state highway officials about Starkee road work for next year. They aim to learn how much state aid may be available for paving main market and intercounty roads, with winter maintenance also likely to be discussed.
In Columbus Ohio on December 29 State Vice Marshal H A Dykeman warned of fires from Christmas trees and urged fathers in Santa roles to ensure safety as church bells should ring not fire bells. An advertising note follows about Christmas candies and nuts with low prices.
This week only. Also white ivory at half price. Geo. Dueble Co., 130 Market av 8S. Open evenings "at Christmas.
Event at St Peters Auditorium features a dramatic photo show on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at 8. Admission 26 cents with discounts.
Britain presses for a plenary session to discuss submarines amid a push to limit naval forces at the arms conference. France accepts a 1.75 capital ship ratio with strings, seeking more subs and auxiliary craft for Africa, as France and Italy terms influence the overall agreement.
The youth who stabbed Prime Minister Hara at a Tokyo railroad station on November 4 was found guilty of murder by the preliminary court. The verdict came after the brief trial and following his arrest immediately after the killing.
Mums Poinsettias Cyclamen Ageronias Ferns offered at 12th and Broad NW headquarters for wreaths and baskets. Readjustment prices, delivery when and where desired. Stand 18 Auditorium Market. State 4655 Bett 976 Adv.
Buy direct from factory new player pianos fully guaranteed with list prices 295 90 for upright 235 00 for upright model 550 00 for grand pianos cash or terms Wurlitzer brand available at the Northern Hotel Building Ady address details provided by F B factory.
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