Ice Cream Makers Seek Better, Cheaper Products in 1926 Merger Push
New York December 9. Industry analysis notes 1925 a record year for ice cream with about 25 million gallons more than 1924. Merger plans and cost cuts drive consolidation as major firms span New York to Chicago and Cleveland to Washington. Condensed milk firms also aim to merge into United Milk Products Co to sell wholesale across the nation.
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Jay J. C. Boyle
Royle
New York
Ftaesf
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Western Reserve Condensed Milk Co
United Milk Products Co
Pacific Coast
Man Arrested On Arson Charge In Wayne County
Cully Peterman, 35, is jailed in Wayne County on $2000 bond for allegedly attempting to burn the farm home of William Martin near Smithville. Arrested Christmas night, he was bound over to the grand jury after appearing before Justice Yest. Martin reported the incident to Sheriff Bucher, who with deputies and Paul Lyon, deputy state fire marshal, investigated on Christmas Day.
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Peterman
Paul Lyon
Canton Rabbi to Address Meeting
Columbus December 29 Officers to be elected at the business session marking the close of the Jechsh religious education association of Ohio meeting Rabbi David Alexander Ak ron retires as president. Charles Lats Canton to discuss advantages in departmental aligning our religious schools.
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Columbus
Jechsh Religious Education Association of Ohio
David Alexander
Akron
Raut
Charles Lats
Canton
Man Injured in Auto Crash Is Brought Here
Capt O A Rodgers superintendent of construction for the Ferguson and Edwards Co of Pittsburgh was brought to Merry hospital from Wooster after an auto crash Sunday night. His assistant John Jene 28 of Sharpeville Pa was killed. Rodgers expects to recover. They were en route to see a cut off for the Pennsylvania railroad at Louisville when their sedan struck a bridge girder over Apple Creek on the Lincoln Highway near Honeytown Wooster.
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O. A. Rodgers
Ferguson and Edwards Co
Pittsburgh
Merry Hospital
Tuesaday
Wooster
John mm. Jene
Sharpeville
Rodgers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville
Apple Creek
Honeytown
Walter Smith
Kinney and Smith Hospital
Reno
Church Workers Will Meet Here for Eastern Ohio Guild Event
Several hundred girls and young women from eastern Ohio Reformed churches gather at First Reformed Church in Canton for a two part meeting. Miss Margaret Swallen presides with Miss Isabell De Vore giving devotions and Miss Josephine Walker welcoming. The day includes music, a playlet, an address by Mrs. Annetta H. Winter, a stereopticon lecture on Winning the Winnebagoes, and a social hour with supper and a question box. Rev. R W Blemker gives benediction.
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Reformed Churches
Ohio
First Reformed Church
L. G. Fritz
East Canton
Margaret Swallen
Ruth Hahn G. M
Trinity Church
Canton
Emma Ziemer Guild
First Church
Mission Bands
Esther Vogle
Louisville
EB. O
Catherine Sherer
New Philadelphia
Annetta H. Winter
Mildred McArter
Gladys Bosley
G. M G
Lowell Church
North Canton
Winnebagoes
Guild
R. W. Blemker
Choir Singer and Broker Die in Brooklyn Heights Tragedy
Edith M. Burton a 22 year old stenographer and choir singer was shot twice by broker Harry W. Cowan who had repeatedly refused marriage. Cowan wounded himself after firing on Burton and was dying in a hospital police believe a murder suicide pact ended with both deaths.
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New York
Edith M. Burton
Harry W. Cowan
Miss Burton
Brooklyn Heights
Cowan
Arthur Rogers
Greenwich Village
L. V. Cowan
Edith
Myself
Kensica
Fire Lieutenant Jobs Created In City Fire Dept
City council approved two new lieutenants for the hook and ladder truck, following Mayor Ball's vetoed ordinance. The measure also raises the clerk’s salary to captain level per the mayor’s support, after Fire Chief Mesnar requested the offices and changes and the police and fire committee backed the measure.
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Charles M. Ball
R. O. Mesnar
Police and Fire Committee
Henry Avenue SW Improvement Ordinance Adopted
A council approved an ordinance to improve Henry Avenue SW from Navarre Road to 20th Street SW during Monday night proceedings. The action formalizes street work and upgrades on the corridor affecting local traffic and infrastructure.
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Henry
Navarre Rd
20Th St
Editors urged to omit poison name in death by own action reports
Dr. John FE Monger, Ohio health director, asked editors to withhold the poison name in suicides by poisoning. He said sparing the exact method reduces copycat deaths, advising only stating shooting or drowning when the method is known, and avoiding harrowing details.
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Columbus
John FE. Monger
Ohio
Monger
Ohio Publsher
Alleged Cutter Taken to Jail in Canton Bond Denied
Herbert Clement, colored, was jailed in Canton after failing to post a $1,000 bond set by Judge M C Moore on a cutting with intent to kill charge. The case stems from an alleged early Saturday morning attack on Lizzie Durham, who is reported to be recovering. Mike Guest paid $10 and costs for intoxication, while Raymond, Russell Dugan, and W B McCann were fined $5 and costs each on similar charges.
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Daily News Bureau
E. Main Street Alliance
Herbert Clement
Canton
M. C. Moore
Clement
Lizzie Durham
Mike Guest
Raymond
Russell Dugan
W. B. McCann
Briand Wins New Victories in Paris Cabinet Meeting
Premier Briand and his cabinet faced internal tensions with radical socialist members but avoided a split. He cited Locarno unity as the key to the smooth session and reported a successful cabinet meeting in Paris.
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Paris
Briand
Locarno
Winter cold grips multiple cities as warming trend predicted
Canton's temperature hovers near zero with a forecast of warmer skies for the day. A string of deaths from exposure is reported in Toledo Pittsburgh and Clarksburg as cold continues to grip the region. Grafton faces water shortages amid frigid nights and low reservoirs. In Mexico City snow waves over Monterrey as businesses shutter. The closing note quips on love and hash.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Dee
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Cairo
Fairmont
Grafton
Canton Daily News
Mexico City
Monterey
Mexico
Homer Rodeheaver Not Sunday Aide Held For Murder
Morgantown West Virginia officials deny reports that Homer Rodeheaver the singer once linked to Billy Sunday was arrested over the death of Andrew Matthews. Two men named Joe Laween and Homer Rodeheaver were arrested December 21 after Matthews died from poisoned liquor given to him to aid in extricating a stuck auto. The Rodeheaver said to be connected with Sunday was found to have no such association.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Sheriffs Office
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Andrew Matthews
Joe Laween
Matthews
Rodeheaver
Several to Seek Sheriff's Job in Wayne County
In Wooster on December 29 Democrats of Wayne county discuss upcoming races for county offices ahead of the January 8 Jackson Day banquet. Possible sheriff candidates include Glen Klopfenstein former mayor of Oerville Samuel Manson deputy sheriff Albert Jacot and Herschel Smith with rumors of others still possible.
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Samuel Manson
A. W. Bucher
Albert Jacot
Sheriff Bucher
Herschel Smith
Boy Scout Plan Conference Set for Marion Ohio
Leaders of the Boy Scout movement in Ohio announce a January 22 meeting in Marion to form a state wide structure aiming for one scout per thousand urban residents. About two hundred delegates are expected for morning afternoon and evening sessions with Dr Carl W Sawyer presiding as toastmaster at the banquet.
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Marion
Boy Scout Movement
Ohio
Carl W. Sawyer
Charles E. Sawyer
White House
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