Prize Contests End in Canton With Multiple Car Wins
The Canton Daily News mobile contest ended with Madge Casteel winning the Judson car and Lillian Noll choosing a Studebaker after securing second place. Joseph Hickey won the grand prize Franklin ring car and a sports prize Ford touring car for community work. Additional winners chose Oldsmobile Nash and other prizes as the remaining cars stayed unclaimed.
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Canton Daily News
Joseph Hickey
Rh. F. D. Canton
Dge Casteel
St NP
Ss Casteel
Lillian Noll
15Th-St
A. Brown
Carl 1
North Cantal
Lizzie Her
Homeworth
Union Trustee Named as Knox Fills Unexpired Term
Announcement was made by Mt. Union College President W H Mesters of the action of Congressman James of Canton to fill the unexpired term of late Philander Knox and of Congressman Himes acceptance. Knox was elected as trustee to serve to 1924 and the measure was to strengthen the board. The old swan song was sung as lawmakers began to legislate. Saturday night marked the final meeting of the city council this year and the passing of the Witter administration with remarks from Mayor Herman R Witter and other officials.
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Witter
P. C. Knox
W. H. Mesters
Mt. Union College
Joseph Mes
Canton
Philder C. Knox
E College
McMason
Knox
Mt. Union
Himes
Eleen
College
Herman R. Witter
H. A. Smith
M. J. Brancher
Clarence A. Fisher
John Babcock
Floyd F. Moyer
Godfrey J. Schneider
Murder trial opens Tuesday in Italian clash case
A murder case proceeds to trial with defendants cited by name after a grand jury indictment following clashes between parties. Prosecutors state the case will go before a jury as the trial begins Tuesday or Wednesday per court scheduling.
Cloudy Cold Sunday With Possible Snow Flurries
Forecast calls for cloudy and cold conditions with possible snow flurries near Lake Erie on Sunday. Monday's outlook unclear with erratic wording. a lodge meeting is scheduled for Monday evening January 2 at 6 30 with a degree conferment. contact details for officials are provided.
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Lake Erie
C . Sec’y
Chas. R. Kumpf
Dan
Dry Act Violators Pay Nearly Million
Ohio treasury receives 416285.10 as the state share of 832570.20 in fines from Crabbe dry act violators. Auditor Tracy lists county totals including Ashland 630 and Cuyahoga 20734.85, with Franklin 18824 and Montgomery 176?73.70. Fraternity services planned at First Reformed Church and a Temple meeting noted.
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Columbus
Treasury
Tracy
Ashland-co
Cuyahoga-co
Franklin
Hamilton
Jefferson
Lorain
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Richland
Stark
Summit
Washington
Vie
First Reformed Church
New Faces Set to Meet in City Hall Tuesday
Government brief notes new admin plans in the city hall with several current appointees staying on briefly to aid transition. Attorney C Curtis will become chief executive Sunday, succeeding Mayor Herman R Witter who has led the city for two years.
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H., A Smith
M. J. Brancher
Turnbull
Julius Sonneborn
Service Department
Mondy
C. ©. Curtis
Herman R. Witter
William H. Snyder
Tuscarawasst E
Ari A. Nist
Canton Bankers Linking to New Canton Bank Corporation
The First State Bank of Louteville will open with a state banking charter granted in Columbus. Charter applicants include Daniel W Krabill Henry A Roemer Urban A Werner P D Slyne and Frank Collins with Collins and Roemer tied to the nearby First Trust & Savings Bank of Canton serving as correspondent. Collins will head the Louisville bank while maintaining the First Trust & Savings as a separate entity. Krabill will serve as cashier and manager of the new bank and remains a director of the Louteville Deposit bank.
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First State Bank of Louisville
Marist
Frank Collins
First Trust
Financial Institution
Urban A. Werner
P. D. Slyne
Louteville
Columbus
Daniel W Krabill
Henry A. Roemer
Urban A Werner
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Louisville Bank
The
Louisville Institution
Arthur L Keim
Mainst
Collins
Louis
Loutaville Boart of Education
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania Claimed by Death
United States Senator Boles Penrose of Pennsylvania died just before midnight from heart failure in his Wardman Park hotel room. The senior Republican and national figure had been in poor health for two years and was alone when the attack occurred. His death occurred at 11:30 PM after a week with a heavy cold. An obituary notes his leadership and long service.
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Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Washington
Sec
United States
Boles Penrose
Roy Adams
Fenrose
Tricken
Wardman Park Hotel
Boise Penrose
Ex King Ferdinand To Wed Mme Aronek in Vienna
Ex King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is reportedly engaged to marry Madame Aronek, a wealthy Viennese society figure with extensive Argentine investments. The couple's mention follows a Wiener Zeitung story noting Ferdinand's life on an estate in Saxe Coburg and a recent Vienna visit with his two daughters.
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Vienna
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Madame Aronek
Wiener Zietung
Mme
Aronek
Saxe-Coburg
Dempsey Challenger Bob Martin Improves and Eyes July 1 Comeback
Bob Martin, Jack Dempsey's challenger and former A E F heavyweight champion, has recovered enough from recent auto crash injuries to believe he can resume fighting. Doctors say he is through but Martin plans to be ready for Dempsey on July 1, asserting optimism about his career prospects.
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Terra Alta
W. Va
Bob Martin
Jack Dempsey
Martin
Dempsey
Must Have New Auto Tags January 15
Chiefs of police in Ohio urged officers not to arrest autoist ic operating machines without 1922 license fees until after midnight January 15. State Auto Registrar Snow said the request came at the urging of auto owners in West Virginia Michigan Indiana and Maryland who want to register in Ohio. Local No 206 holds a meeting January 3 at 116 Market at 8 full attendance required.
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Columbus
Ohio
Snow
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana
Maryland
Low
Doty
State
Horse and Rider Killed by Auto Driver Near Dayton
Day ton dispatch reports Herman Pelt of Cineinat driving to return his child after a holiday visit collided with a horse and rider two miles south of Dayton. The rider Fungene Hutchinson farm hand died at the scene. Pelt suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Miami Valley hospital. An oncoming car blinded Pelt, preventing him from seeing the horse and rider. another horse and rider escaped uninjured.
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Dayton
Herman Pelt
Florence Au
Cinemas
Gates Motor Company
Cineinat
Lgene Hutchinson
van Pelt
Miami Valley Hospital
Prowlers Foiled by Police Find Distillery in Barn
Dayton police hunting prowlers uncover a life sized whiskey making outfit inside a barn. Two mash tanks hidden beneath floor hold about fifteen barrels. Owner Steve Fanchon arrested under the Crabbe act as officers seize a full set up. Special Dance Moose Tall set for Jan 4. Troy Laundry closes New Year collections Tuesday.
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Dayton
Steve Fanchon
Crabbe
Land for Serpentine Road in Ven City Progress
Early construction of a serpentine road from 12th Street NW over West Greek Creek, using land donated by HH Timken and George F.P., Melbourne, to connect with the 12th NW extension. County willing to fund concrete bridges. city council adopts measure to appoint a committee to review donor transfers and draft acceptance legislation.
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12Th-St NW
HH. Timken
George
Melbourne
Creek
Race
Cowell Heads County Soldiers Bonus Committee
J. J. Cowgill was named chair man and W. G. Stutzman secretary of the county soldiers bonus general committee. A preliminary meeting at the Time Savings bank formed the organization with 22 representatives from American Legion posts Red Cross Y M C A Knights of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Army and Navy Union. Plans call for $1 applications to be handled through the American Legion HQs while other groups will assist. Each American Legion post commander will chair the local committee.
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J. J. Cowgill
W. G. Stutzman
Time Savings Bank
Walter
John G *Rdow
Satirday
American Gion
Red Cross
Knlbts of
Columbus
Veteran of
Foreifen Ware
Army of Navy Union
American Legion
Canton Man Sues Railroad for 40000
Albert Woolen of Canton files a federal suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad seeking forty thousand dollars in damages claiming injury from a freight collision left him two inches shorter than his right since the accident. The weather forecast notes generally fair conditions for Ohio Valley with snow possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Odd Fellows lodge plans installation of officers next Tuesday evening January 1.
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Cleveland
Wee
Albert Woolen
Canton, In
Sult
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woolen
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Nimisitia Lodge
Odd Fellows
Canton Sees Bright 1922 Prospects For Business Leaders
Local business men manufacturers merchants and civic leaders express confidence in Canton’s 1922 outlook. They propose an ambitious program addressing industrial growth education public improvements and economic expansion as key steps for progress.
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Canton
New Canton Mayor Extends Greetings for 1922
Shortly before midnight Curtis became mayor at midnight after Hermago St. Witter turned over the city hall keys following the council’s final meeting Saturday night. He extended greetings to Canton with best wishes for a happy and prosperous new year.
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Curtis
Canton
Hermago St. Witter
What Should Canton Do to 1932
A Daly News report outlines local discussions led by church and civic leaders on Canton’s path forward into 1932. The piece notes rising prosperity signals and suggests coordinated effort by municipal groups to guide economic and social recovery.
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Daly News
Elvic
Canton
Canton Industrial Progress Promises Civic Gains in 1922
In a year end reflection Canton, an important industrial city, notes growth in exports and sustained economic stability. The article highlights diverse industries, public confidence, and preparation for future civic projects to benefit the community. A Masonic notice and K of P assembly announce events in early January.
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Canton
United States
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ITSS
Madge Casteel
Hudson
Liss
Studebaker
Germany
Holland
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Far East
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Fletcher
Harrison
John MacMurray
A. J. Balfour
M. Sarraut
Jusserand
M. Albertini
Ambassador Ricci
Ann Shidehara
Jonkher Yen Karnebek
UNION
Council
Vary
Wif
Stark Co
Third-st NW
Harris Arcade
New State Bank
Louisville
Prank Collins
BLYNE
Department
Daniel W. Kuaili
NEW Corporation
Arthur L. Keim
Troy Laundry
Penrose
Mme. Aronek
McKinley High School
Stark Mill
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Ladv
Will Josus Combe
Cantons Ladies’ Chorus
Canton Woman's m
Club
Moose Tall
Troy Laundw
J. H. Timken
K. F
12th-St
Elity
Chamber of Ecommerce
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Canton Treal Karate Board
William T. Kirk
City
W. BE. Barver
Kirk
Timben
Cowell
Canton Man Sues Railroad
Chamber
Hi. W. Leathi
Chamber of Coremerce
U. KR. K
Elde
A. de Roche
Canton Lodge
EB. Norris
Chas R. Kumpt
W. ML
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