Long skirt crusade wont change models
Washington observer Robert T. Smale notes Mrs. John E. Henderson advocates ankle length skirts but faces nationwide skepticism. He cites past fashion swings from knee to ankle and back, arguing Paris must lead change and American women follow, resisting long skirts domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
John EB. Henderson
Mverybody
Hmbh
Henderson
Mrs Henderson
Amerin
Paris
United States
Special Christmas Service at Central Y M A
Sunday services at the Central Y M A drew men and youths from the city with three songs by the Richland Male Quartet. Prof H T C Blue urged the Christmas spirit to guide the year and forum meetings were announced for Sundays at 3 in the lobby with notable speakers. Open house at the Main Building is set for Friday evening Jan 1 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Y. M
Y Men's Club
Richland
H. T. C. Blue
Baldwin
Prince Thorn Pleads Not Guilty in Liquor Case
Prince Thorn of 804 Liberty or SE appeared in criminal court Monday and pleaded not guilty. The case was continued to a later date after police reported finding a half gallon of liquor in his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Thorn
Liberty Or SE
Physicians withdraw support at Aultman Hospital in Canton
The former staff declares arbitration impossible and ceases to function after a dispute over Dr Belter and Miss Woodring. Trustees and nurses may face a crisis as 400000 dollars in public funds weigh on the hospital’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman Hospital
Board of Trustees
Canton
Ohio
Aultran
eAulftman Hospital
J. R. Beiter
Harry Gauchat
I. H. Fuchs
Ruth Woodring
Dr. Belter
Miss Woodring
Belter
Freedy Wohl Convicted for DWI Receives Fine and Jail Time
Freedy Wohl was convicted in criminal court Monday for driving an automobile while intoxicated. He received a $50 fine plus costs and a 10 day sentence in the work house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedy Wohl
Burglar Loots Home For 135 In Gems
A burglar used a skeleton key to enter the home of G W Harig at 9915 5th Ave NW Saturday night. The thief ransacked rooms and escaped with jewelry valued at 135 including two sticks pina a wrist watch and two rings. Entry was through a cellar door. no one was home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Harig
Traffic men thank friends for tokens of remembrance
Canton traffic officers Charles Martin Nick Rossuta and RH Blanford express in a note printed by the NEWS that holiday gifts and kind words reaffirm their courteous service. They say the tokens boost morale and help keep traffic moving with smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles Martin
Nick Rossuta
RH. Blanford
Van Sweringen brothers seek merger of major railroads
The Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to unify the New York Chicago and St Louis, Chesapeake and Ohio, Hocking Valley, Erie and Pere Marquette railways by lease and stock ownership. They also seek authority to build 63 miles of double track between Waverly and Valley Crossing at a cost of 10 million dollars and to issue 345 million dollars in capital stock in the New York Chicago and St Louis Railway Company. The case, pending for over a year, is expected to be decided in their favor before February 1 after arguments before the full commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Chicago
Dolar van Sweringen
Author Thurber Creates Amorocco Musical Farce at Scarlet Mask
James G. Thurber, Ohio State alumnus and Scarlet Mask writer of Amorocco, previews a Massillon Monday performance. He previously wrote Nightingale for Broadway and Tell Me Not for Scarlet Mask, and has spent months abroad researching for magazine articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Thurber
Ohio State University
Massillon
New York
Scarlet Mask
Ohio State
Columbus Evening Dispatch
Amorocco
Negro freed after contested testimony in highway robbery case
George Smith, a colored man charged with highway robbery for stealing $20 from Garner Worley, was released by Judge J A Bowman after Worley’s testimony was contradicted by the defendant and detectives. Worley claimed the crime occurred at Lafayette and 9th Street SE. detectives and Smith offered that Worley had given money to another man to buy liquor and neither liquor nor money was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Garner Worley
J. A. Bowman
Criminal Court
Wley
Worley
Lafayette
Smith
Police Appointment in N Y Wins Praise
New York critics praise Mayor-elect Walker for naming Georga V. McLaughlin state superintendent of banks as police commissioner. At 38, six foot tall and 200 pounds, McLaughlin brings strong organizing ability and a reform record, with support from both parties and prominent citizens. The appointment promises swift action against crime and questionable banking practices in a Rooseveltian policing era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker
Georga V. Mclaughlin
McLaughlin
Gov. Smith
Gov. Miller
Quiet crackdown to drive vice and criminals from town
The text suggests McLaughlin plans a disciplined, businesslike effort to suppress organized vice and known criminals. No dramatic campaigns or sensational tactics are planned, but a steady, ongoing pressure is anticipated after the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McLaughlin
Gotig
Death notices Rebecca W. Reeder 85 funeral plans
Rebecca W. Reeder 85 died at her daughter’s home 815 Plymouth St NW after two weeks of illness. Born May 10, 1840 near Kensington, she married George Burson in 1859 and Webster Reeder in 1911. Survived by two daughters, a son, a granddaughter and a great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the daughter’s home, with further rites in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca W. Reeder
P. D. Howell
Plymouth St
Reeder
Kensington
George Burson
Statest
Alliance
Webster Reeder
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Utilities Firms Plan Busy 1926 Year in Ohio
Columbus dispatch notes the Ohio Public Utility Information Committee expects big 1926 activity across gas electric power telephone and electric railway services. It cites 200000 Ohioans holding utility securities and widespread employee and customer ownership programs signaling broader public ownership of utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Committee On Public Utility Information
Border slash brings fears on Afghan border incident
John Gunther reports in London a frontier clash as bolshevik troops cross into Afghanistan killing Afghan officers and soldiers. The event tests Britain's India frontier policy and heightens Kabul's indignation as Soviet forces view the region as a path to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunther
Canton Daily News
London
Afghanistan
Great Britain
India
Baluchistan
Kabul
Landis presses drunken charge in fatal chase report
Judge K M Landis appeared at Englewood police station to press charges against two men and a woman tied to an auto running down and killing J C Hawley a 21 year old distant relative Police say the suspects were intoxicated at arrest after a pursuit in which shots were fired at the fleeing car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Englewood
J. C. Hawley
Living costs rise in Ireland and Britain
Dublin reports the cost of living in the Irish Free State is 88 percent higher than prewar levels, with Great Britain and Northern Ireland at 76 percent. The Free State peak reached 103 percent last January and has fallen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Dublin
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Free State
Newly Born Babies And Mothers Saved In Hospital Blaze
Eighteen newborns and their mothers were saved at the Salvation Army maternity hospital in Jersey City. Firefighters and police evacuated two mothers from the second floor and helped sixteen others from smoke filled third floor rooms to a window ledge before ladders brought them to the street. Attendants carried the babies downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Selvation Army Maternity Hospital
Shepherd to Seek Estate in Circuit Court
William Darling Shepherd, acquitted in the murder case of Billy McClintock, reopened the fight over McClintock’s estate in Chicago circuit court. He claims a will made when McClintock came of age, months before his typhoid death, valid against cousins who seek to break it. The will leaves $8,000 annuity to Miss Isabelle Pope, the fiancé, amid charges of undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Billy’ McClintock
McClintock
Shepherd
Millionaiire
Isabelle Pope
Miss Pope
Husband Fires on Wife Then Takes Own Life in Trimble
New Lexington Ohio December 28 After a quarrel Patrick Burton 36 a miner of Trimble shot his wife three times then killed himself He died three hours later His wife was taken to a Columbus hospital where she is described as gravely ill today Mrs Patrick Burton was shot at their Trimble home and is reported resting fairly well in a local hospital today
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New Lexington
Patrick Burton
Miner of
Trimble
Columbus
Temperature report fragment lacks full context
Readable items indicate a temperature reading fragment from a page with incomplete data. Specific values, times, and locations are missing, leaving only stray letters and partial phrases.
Charles Bonnot Dies At Home
Charles F. Bonnot aged 50 of 121 Belleflower NW director assistant secretary and mechanical engineer of the Bonnot Co died at his home Monday morning. He was born in Louisville and belonged to S St Josephs church Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus. He is survived by his widow Katherine three sons Charles Paul and Lernard three brothers Louis Frank and John and two sisters Victoire Bonnot and Louise Bonnot. Funeral at St Josephs church Thursday at 9 30 am burial in St Johns cemetery Rev Streiber officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bonnot
Belleflower
Bonnot Co
Louisville
S&st. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Katherine Bonnet
Charles
Milford
Louis
Frank
John
Canton
Victorine Bonnot
Louise Bonnot
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph’s School
Spanish Ontario
Canada
St. Joseph’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Streiber
Sister of Local Women Expires in Mountain Lake
Mrs Josephine Hinchliffe OConnor of Mountain Lake New Jersey dies Saturday. She was a Canton visitor and sister of Mrs Jane Belden and Mrs Leo Gschwend. A St Elizabeth's College alumna, she formed many Canton friendships. Mr and Mrs Belden and Mr and Mrs Gschwend left Saturday night for Mountain Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hinchliffe O’conner
Mountain Lake
N. J
Hinchliffe
Canton
Jane Belden
Leo Gschwend
St. Elizabeth’s College
Belden
Gschwend
Victor Unger Dies at 39 in Minneapolis Home
Victor Unger, 39, died at his residence 1648 Bryan Ave SW from complications of diseases. He is survived by his widow Annie and two children, Victor Jr and Annie. The body was taken to Whitticar funeral establishment. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Victor Unger
Bryan Av
Annie Unger
Victor, Jr
Annie
Whitticar Funeral Establishment
Illness Fatal To Mrs Groschmidt At Sun Day Home
Mrs Rosie Groschmidt 47 died at her home 1831 10th St NE following a long illness. She is survived by husband Paul and seven children Anna Ellen Rosie Eva Mary Paul and John. Funeral held Wednesday at 9 AM at St Pauls Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Rosie Groschmidt
10Th St NE
Paul Groschmidt
Anna
Ellen
Rosie
Eva
Mary
Paul
John
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Death notices for Anna Mary Kelly at Mercy Hospital
Anna Mary Kelly aged two years eleven months daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly 2207 Cleveland at NW died at Mercy hospital Sunday She is survived by her parents and two sisters Kathleen Margaret and Aileen Rose Funeral services will be at St Johns church Tuesday at 9 Burial will be in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Cleveland
Mercy Hospital
Kathleen
Margaret
Aileen Rose
St. John's Church
Mrs Henrietta Mason Dies. Rites Pending
Mrs Henrietta Mason 56 wife of Hester Mason of 410 Marion Ave SW died Sunday morning. She is survived by four stepdaughters three stepsons two brothers and two sisters. She belonged to Dueber Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Mason
Hester Mason
Marion
Duebernau Methodist Church
Former Canton Resident Mrs T J Tingle Dies in Cleveland
Former Canton resident Mrs T J Tingle died Saturday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Grace Leister in Cleveland. Cause given as indigestion. Mrs Tingle had home address at 444 Ingram Ave SW Canton and was residing with family at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Tingle
Canton
Grace Leister
Clevelen
Eucliday Church Funeral Service Held Tuesday
A member of the Eucliday Christian church in Cleveland will have funeral services at Young's undertaking establishment in Cleveland Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev Mr Joldner pastor of the Eucliday Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucliday Christian Church
Cleveland
Young's Undertaking Establishment
Mr. Joldner
Eucliday Church
Man Shot Leads to Funeral Arrangements
The body of Philip Gomez lies at Charles Paquelet Undertaking Parlors after dying at Mercy hospital from sun caused wounds. Funeral arrangements are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gomez
Mercy Hospital
Charles Paquelet Undertaking
Infant Margaret Dunda Funeral Planned at Calvary Cemetery
Margaret Dunda seven months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dunda of 439 17th st SE, died at home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 AM with burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dunda
John Dunda
17Th St SE
Calvary Cemetery
Man Dies On Train Returning From Chicago
Alfred Lee McQuearn 1228 Perkins Ave NW died suddenly at midnight Sunday on a train returning from a business trip to Chicago. He was an auditor formerly with the Berger plant. The body was to be received by Charles Paquelet, undertaker, Monday afternoon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee McQuearn
Perkins Et NW
Chicago
McQuearn
Berger
Charles Paquelet
Stone Cutter Thomas Toughill Found Dead in Rooming House
Coroner McQuate investigated the death of Thomas Toughill 65 a stone cutter and union member found dead in bed Sunday morning at 125 4th street SW He had worked locally for 20 years and left no known relatives according to local officials
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McQuate
Thomas Toughill
4Th St SW
Toughill
Stone Cutters’ Union
Ocal
Funeral services set for Mrs. Amanda Stahl
Alliance notes funeral services for Mrs. Amanda Stahl 73 held Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the Fairmount road home with Rev. S W Seeman presiding. Interment in Mount Union Cemetery. She died Saturday morning after a three day illness from pneumonia. Survived by one son Ross at home.
Funeral services for Mrs Roy Stewart in Rogers
Mrs Roy Stewart aged 34 niece of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pearson died at her Salem home after a heart attack early Saturday. Funeral held at the Christian church in Rogers at 2 PM Monday. Burial in Mt Carmel cemetery. Survived by husband, mother Mrs S B Knight of Rogers, and sisters Mrs Emma Gilson of West Point and Mrs Ada Newhouse of Negley.
Davidson Funeral Services Held for Mrs John Davidson
Funeral services for Mrs John Davidson 51 were held Saturday at Homeworth Presbyterian Church with Rev S L Seemann officiating. She died Wednesday at Alliance City hospital after several weeks illness and is survived by her husband and seven children Mrs Howard Humphrey Homeworth Dale Davidson Homeworth and Hallie Blanche James Donald and Jean at home
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Alliance
John Davidson
Homeworth Presbyterian Church
S. L. Seemann
Pettit Funeral Services Held for M L Pettit
Pettit 66 died Saturday at home north of Garfield after years of heart trouble. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Goshen church with interment in Goshen cemetery. Niece Mrs. William Shreve of Alliance attended.
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Alliance
M. L. Pettit
Goshen Church
Goshen
Pettit
Garfield
William Shreve
Obituary of Mrs I M Crowl at Oneida Ohio
Mrs I M Crowl aged 59 died at her Oneida home after a stroke. Survived by six children Chester Crowl Mary Loehr Bertha Borland James Crowl Samuel and Theodore, 11 grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p m at the home led by Rev Gorrell of Malvern Christian church. Interment in Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
I. M. Crowl
Oneida
Mary Loehr
Chester Crowl
Canton
Bertha Borland
James Crowl
Findlay
Samuel
Theodore
M. Crissenden
Malvern
Theodore Morrison
Bayard
Harry Totten
Santa Rosa
Calif
Gorrell
The
Christian Church
Malvern Cemetery
Collins Clark Dies at Massillon State Hospital
Collins Clark aged 40 died at Massillon State Hospital Massillon O and will be buried Tuesday afternoon according to city notices and funeral arrangements there.
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Massillon, O
Collins Clark
Massillon State Hospital
Dance Planned By Canton Dry Goods Co Workers
Employees of the Canton Dry Goods Co plan a winter dance and banquet to be held soon as part of the season’s activities. J I Thomas reports the event aims to be among the best of the winter and gifts were exchanged after Christmas Eve store closing. B T Schuman manager gave gifts to workers and received a present in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Dry Goods Co
J. I. Thomas
B. T. Schuman
Schuman
Million Losses in Consolidated Theaters Collapse
The collapse of Consolidated Theaters Inc. eroded nearly $5 million with investments from over 8,000 people. Eleven officials, including president Frederick H. Grunberg and his son, were arrested and await arraignment in U.S. court. Many victims were school teachers and other ordinary savers. Authorities link the scheme to unearned dividends and false earnings. The case spans Illinois and Indiana and involves executives and investors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Consolidated
Theaters Corporation
Wilkerson
United States
Illinois
Postal Inc
P. Aldrich
Moving Picture Company
Clinton
Ind
Indianapolis
Leon Hornstein
Chicnes
Harry G. Hardin
Frederick Hh.gruneberg
New Oyleans
Frederick H. Gruneberg Jr
End of strife in coal strike eyed for week
Conference set as operators and miners prepare for bargaining. Operators push for immediate return to work and arbitration while miners back Pinehor plan as a negotiation base. Leaders anticipate a 9 week to 10 day resolution with Wm. Green possibly advising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearing
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
W. W. Inglis
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Springfield
Wm. Green
American Federtion of Labor
Green
New York
Lewi
New reprieve delays executions in Chicago cases
For a second time in two weeks a Black man facing death was granted a late stay. Sam Washington, condemned for the Minnie Moore slaying, received a midnight reprieve minutes before his scheduled hanging at daybreak. Campbell McCarty also got a stay on an insanity plea just hours before his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam Washington
Minnie Moore
Campbell McCarty
Eastman Elected Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph B. Eastman of Massachusetts was chosen chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission succeeding Clyde B. Aitchison. The chairmanship rotates annually by seniority among commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph BR. Eastman
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde B. Aitchison
Commission
Oil Merger Rumor Shakes Pacific Oil and Standard
Speculative attention focused on Pacific Oil and Standard of California after their proposed merger was announced following last Thursday's market close. Traders watched early trading for guidance as the deal loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec. Oy
Pacific Oil
Standard of California
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Robert T. Smale
Canton Daily Newa
Professor Blue
JV Weidemier
John v. Weildemier
Esther Wexler Brooks
Aultman, Hospital
By L. A. Buchman
C. K
Scarlet Mark
N. Y
Rowland Woop
James Oy. Vatacer
James J. Walker
Landis
Burea
Miss Ruthauffman
Tenne
Tennys Ak Ewe
Charles Bonnot
Llness
Mrs
Amanda Stahl
Roy Stewart
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