No Chance for Fall From Wagon After March Four
Marion January 1 The article reports Republican leaders reaffirming the Harding administration will enforce the eighteenth amendment vigorously. They discuss potential moves to relax Prohibition to allow beer and light wines if public opinion shifts. It mentions Senator Matting and quotes from Harding to Polling on representative government and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harding
Marshall
Congress
White House
Matting
America
Daniel A. Polling
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Antisalaon League America
Fed
Depart of Justice
Treasury
Efort
Canton in 1921 A Year of Civic and Economic Change
Canton will see major civic and institutional shifts in 1921 with new officials in key courts and offices including Judge Charles Krrchbaum and Ross Harford. The Y M C A gains a full building, street improvements proceed, hospital and school projects advance, and municipal services modernize with sewer, garbage, and park expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles Krrchbaum
Common Pleas Court
Hubert C. Pontius
James M. Aungst
J. E. Kinnison
Labor and Capital Clash Over Open Shop Policy
In Columbus January 1, George W. Doe ny treasurer of the Ohio United Mine Workers urges a new year end to industrial strife. He says open shop policies threaten labor rights and calls for protecting organized labor while opposing efforts to enslave workers to European standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Iinternanational
George W. Oe
Ohio United Mine Workers
Buckeye
Savage
Europe
Senator Atwood Puts Forth Auto Theft Prevention Bill
Columbus January 1. Senator J F Atwood will introduce a bill to curb auto theft by eliminating the fence. The measure requires complete sale records and a sworn bill of sale within three days of each transaction. It imposes fines and possible prison terms for noncompliance and seeks clerkly indexing of sellers and buyers. The bill has backing from the Ohio State Automobile Association and dealer groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbbus
J. F. Atwood Columbus
General Assembly
State Automobile Association
Harvey Smith
A. H. Calland
Ohio Automobile Dealers’ Association
Clerk of Courts
Atwood
Senator Atwood
Ohio State Automobile Association
Indiana
Illinois
Booze Sellers Under Arrest Under Prohibition Act
Police Lieutenant Lengel and colleagues were rounded up on charges of violating the Prohibition Act. All will be brought before Police Judge Bowman on Monday for action.
Weather Fragments Hint At New Year Holiday Observance
Fragmentary weather notes mention New Year events and a hall setting, with sparse details on timing or location. The readable words imply a casual update about celebrations or observances around year end.
Early Edition New Year's Day Press Notice
In observance of New Year's Day the paper went to press at 10 a m for the morning edition which will be the usual five pages.
Actual Business College Opens Next Week
A note indicates Actual Business College will open for mid winter term next week. Details are scant in the fragment but imply a new start and enrollment possibilities for local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Actual Business College
Ohio River fish drink in New Year booze raid
Steubenville reports a river rafting raid where 660 gallons of whiskey and 300 gallons of apple jack were dumped into the Ohio River by Sheriff Armour Cooper of Hancock county West Virginia. The liquor was seized from an old Browns Island house three miles north of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio River
Armour Cooper
Hancock County
West Virginia
Browns Island
Fight at Eagle restaurant leaves man cut. suspect sought
George Lergas was cut about the head and arms in a late Friday night free for all at the Eagle restaurant in Cherry av SE. A man nicknamed Big Boy is being sought by police as the assailant. Lergas, proprietor John Tumalas, and John Popas were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lergas
Eagle
Cherry-av SE
Big Boy
Lergas
John Tumalas
John Popas
Chill-Con-Carne Feast Watch Party At Be Lawns
I BE Brewer invites readers to a chill con carne feast and watch party at 1700 6th Street SW. Come early and stay until early with community cheering and casual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. BE. Brewer
Vernon’s Opens For Business In Residence Ad
Vernon’s announces open for business paying the highest cash prices for second hand furniture stoves and rugs at 215 Third Street SE and 26 Third Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon's
New Year Greeting of Governor Elect Davis
Governor Elect Davis uses a New Year statement to urge Ohio Republicans to keep campaign pledges. He calls for workmen compensation expansion, a budget system, home rule in taxation, pay-as-you-go budgeting, debt limits, road repair funding, markets bureau efficiency, veteran recognition, and state department consolidation. He values strict law enforcement, agricultural fairness, labor concerns, and a future presidential chance for a native Ohioan in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican Party
People of
Ohio
Davis
International News Service
White House
1921 to See New Era in Prosperity in U S
Washington officials expect 1921 to mark a new era in American prosperity. They note price declines and rising purchasing once supplies normalize, with cautious optimism about gradual return to normal levels and stable finances after wartime spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sedition warning in Wilson letter over Martens deportation
Secretary of Labor Wilson warns the Soviet government to cease incitement and insurrection against the United States as Martens faces deportation. He reiterates friendship with the Russian people while stating evidence shows the military dictatorship seeks to stir rebellion. He approved Martens departure and related arrangements with others to accompany him.
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Washington
Tee
United States
Wilson
Charles Recht
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Secreta
Russia
Martens
Lable
Recht
Marteng
Matione
Department of Labor
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at Trinity United Church Navarre
Evangelistic campaign opens at Trinity United Evangelical church Navarre South West with Newell Brothers evangelistic party in charge Advantage announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Navarre
Newell Brothers
Evangelistic Party
Adv
Groff Sought For Room 206-33 Market-ay
Local inquiry lists Zella B. Groff as a contact, referencing a Room 206-33 Market-ay address. The notation suggests a project or registry entry needing confirmation of identity and location. Further details appear incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella B. Groff
Ne ‘Room 206
Market-ay
People's Musical Course Mischa Levitz Performed
Mischa Levitz, a world renowned pianist, announced as sixth number. Concert on Monday January 3. Seats priced at 1.00 and 1.50 at the Y M C A.
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Mischa Levitz
Y. M. Cc. A. Ady
Ady
Cantem Morrie Plan Bank Ad Mentions 5 Percent Rate
An advertisement states a 5 percent per annum interest rate payable every six months at The Cantem Morrie Plan Bank. The text suggests a financial product or savings plan offered for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantem Morrie Plan Bank
City News In Brief
Local courts see cases against John Banks for 535.85 dollars and Seeman & Seeman for an A Owen Tire & Rubber suit at 1 259.19. Varnish theft reported from 1410 Sherrick Se E S. Car theft near downtown Friday night ties 1410 Sherrick Se. A Studebaker wreck injures no one on Tuscara Way and Arlington Ave. New Year service at St Pauls Episcopal Church with open house and a midnight service. Gambling raid leads to fines for Jim Follef and others with four released. Men charged with concealed weapons and discharging firearms in city limits. Joe Shanon charged with running a game of chance. ar raignment pending.
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H. C. Road
So Common Pleas
John Banks
Seeman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jim Follef
19Th St
Dueberay
Lengel
John Callas
John Bauin
Brightbill
John George
McGannon Jury Deadlocks in McGannon Case Trial
In Cleveland on January 1 the jury in the murder trial of Judge William H. McGannon failed to reach a verdict after 48 hours of deliberation. Ten jurors favored conviction and two favored acquittal. McGannon will be tried again in the next term. The case also involved John W. Joyce, previously acquitted, and testimony about a mysterious third man suspected of firing the fatal shot at Harold Kagy. The jury’s deadlock followed hours of tense testimony and conflicting accounts.
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Cleveland
Harold Kagy
Wm. H. McGannon
MecGannon
John W. Joyce
McGannon
Kagy
Himin
Joyce
Gannon
Sal
Texicab House
le Tdsing
Reser McGannon
Quiet Canton Welcomes 1921 With Religious Observances
Canton marked New Year’s Eve with restrained celebration. Churches held watch services and private homes hosted subdued gatherings, while Congress Lake club and Courtland hotel hosted dinners and dances. Youth groups in United Brethren church led watch night programs ending at midnight under Rev. Tra PD. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Istory
Congress Lake Club
Courtland
Christian Endeavor Union
United Brethren Church
Tra PD. Warner
Street paving suit seeks halt to Edwards Street assessments
Samuel Hine and Gus Sabel file an injunction in common pleas court on behalf of Edwards Street residents to stop collection of paving assessments from 13th to 17th streets. Defendants include County Auditor Ned Perkins City Auditor Samuel Barr and City Treasurer Homer Hill. Plaintiffs allege improper work with no curb filler and substandard concrete mix causing crumbling. Amerman Mills represent plaintiffs.
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Edwards,!ne
Common Pleas Court
Samuel H. Hine
Gus Sabel
Ned L. Perkins
Eds. Wilson
Samuel B. Barr
Homer H. Hill
13Th-St
17Th-St
Amerman & Mills
Two Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
The Oil City On and Grease Co. sues John M. Fragier and Russell Stevenson in Common Pleas for 538 dollars on account. J. D. Silverstein and Sons sue Salem Shaheen for 622 dollars on merchandise. Pam erene Ambler and Pamerene filed both petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City On & Grease Co
Common Pleas
John M. Fragier
Russell Stevenson
J. D. Silverstein & Sons
Salem Shaheen
Pamerene, Ambler & Pamerene
Arrests Rise to 6 253 in 1920 Distribution
1920 arrests totaled 6 253 up from 5 518 in 1919. Records show 2 221 arrests in 1919. Liquor law violators and traffic law offenders boosted the yearly total.
Sunday Laws Opposed by Evangelist Lindsay January 1921
Evangelist Lindsay speaks against Sunday laws urging Christians to oppose them. The event at Cobblestone Church corner Sixth and Smith Avenue SW promises a welcoming rally on Sunday night January 2, 1921.
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Evangelist Lindsay
Cobblestone Church
Cor
Smith Av SW
Silver Polish Promises Easy Clean For Your Silver
Ad copy touts gy Silver Polish to keep silverware clean without grease or labor. Mentions locations Folk Stal and Arcade Market along with stake Seacrisis Stal.No.18 andStal No.31 as points of sale.
Bloves at Half Price From Arthur's Leather Shop
Genuine grey and brown Mocha men's Bloves half price at $4.75. Fur lined model offered by Arthur's Leather Shop located at 204 Market Ave North.
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Arthur’s Leather Shop
De Valera Eludes Scotland Yard Seeks Irish Leader
Detectives hunt for Eamon De Valera as officials report he may have slipped back into Ireland near Dublin. They doubt the truth in Ireland and consider possible entry into peace negotiations without revealing his hiding place. A search of the liner Aquitania yielded no trace.
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Scotland Yard
Sinn Fein
Ireland
de Valera
Dublin
Aquitania
Southampton
France
Job training in auto repair and oxy welding offered
Advertisement urges unemployed men to enroll in day and night auto repair and oxy welding courses at the Y M C A School. Classes begin January 3, highlighting growing demand for skilled labor.
We Pay 5 You Should Be One Of Our Depositors
An old bank advertisement urges readers to become depositors at The Canton Morris Plan Bank promising five percent interest and inviting customers to open accounts.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Legion Holds New Year Party At Canton Post Home
A large number of legionnaires attended the Canton Post of American Legion New Year's party at the Legion home on Walnut Avenue NE. Oyster supper dancing and cards featured the evening served by the Service Star Legion. The post received a silk standard from the Fighters of America as guests welcomed the new year. About 400 legionnaires will attend the Jones Walthers fight at the city Auditorium Saturday afternoon with special seating for former service members.
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Canton
American Legion
New Legion
Walnutav NE
Service Star Legion
Fighters of America
Jones-Walthers
City Auditorium
Two Held in Weirton Murder Case
In Weirton West Virginia on January 1 1921 Charles Ganos aged 32 and his sister Carmela Gano aged 40 were arrested by Sheriff Armour Cooper and held without bail for the murder of Willam Ferrar a 31 year old cement block manufacturer whose body was found in the Ohio River. The duo faces grand jury action. Canton Council No 41 will meet Saturday night January 1 1921. Everyone is invited.
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Steubenviele
Willam Ferrar
Weirton
W. Va
Ohio River
Charles Ganos
Carmela Gano
Armour Cooper
Hancock-co
County Siesta Collect on Bonds
Suits to collect $5200 in for bonds were filed in common court Friday afternoon by eutor Ruff. The money is gh from the bondsmen of eight persons who failed to appear for trial in common pleas court. The cases list Thelma Buckley keeping disorderly house. George Hall bondsman for $300. Carl Winhold incest $500 George Winhold bondsman. Gretchen Hines keeping disorderly house $300 George bondsman. Charles Plousos robbery $800 A Alexis bondsman. Antol Mesros rape with consent $1000 John Frahlich bondsman. Spiros Plousos robbery $800 A Alexis bondsman. Gust Pappas robbery $1000 A Pappas bondsman. Margaret McDermott grand larceny $500 Wike Diamanthes.
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Common Court
Eutor Ruff
Common Pleas Court
Thelma Buckley
George Hall
Carl Winhold
George Winhold
Gretchen Hines
Derry House
George Bondsman
Charles Plousos
A. Alexis
Antol Mesros
John Frahlich
Spiros Plousos
Gust Pappas
A. Pappas
Margaret McDermott
Wike Diamanthes
Hear Newell Brothers Sunday at Navarre Church
The notice invites attendance for morning worship at 10 30 o clock with the Newell Brothers performing. Evening service time is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Brothers
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Navarre Rd
Ist Sixth Number at Y M C A
A local notice announces the sixth number event at the Y M C A on Monday January 3 with seating priced at one dollar and one fifty.
Arthur's Leather Shop Bag and Suitcase Sale
Arthur's Leather Shop advertises a semi annual traveling bag and suitcase sale. Featured items include bags priced up to 45 dollars and suitcases priced as high as 85 dollars, with sale prices ranging from 96.60 down to 10.50. Located at 204 in the issue location.
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Arthur
Yourwn
Arthy Leather Shop
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Alva Deal
Martin Brenner
Joseph Himes
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Second-st Nw
Klein & Heffelman
Marketav N
K. of P. Temple
Sixth-st NE
Mason R. Pratt
Aultman Hospital
McKinley
John H. Lehman
Tuscarawas St F
Market Av
N. O
Howenstine
Heon
the Weather Pagies
Hall
Pish
Lindacher's
Ray
David Lawrence
Canton Dailys News
Condt
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Labor
Lindacher’s
A¢v
City News
BK. White
Bryaway
Tom Capello
Sherrick-ra SE
Studebaker
FP. B. Mulvaney
Arlington-avy Nw
Arthur Meyer
East Canton
Tuscara- Wasst W
Arlington-ay
Joe Shanon
Wogley and
Pence
Mgannon
Convics Tion
Legion
Canton Council No
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H. M. Greenwald
Siesta
Lingacher
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