Fragmentary Notice On Water Establishment
A damaged OCR fragment references water, obtain, establishment, baby Marveloy, and unclear actions.
05 Jan 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment references water, obtain, establishment, baby Marveloy, and unclear actions.
A Canton police blotter reports arrests of Harry Brown Thomas Shaw George Truax Howard Jones William Hoffman and W E Kepple amid a spree of robberies. A taxi driver’s confession implicated the men though Kepple was later shown innocent. Burglaries included Lavin grocery Cherry Avenue SE and a Massillon trip with a Ford.
The text shows a series of prices and cents values such as 2.00 2.50 4.89 25¢ 3.00 1.89 69c 0¢ and iker ancy 9c ative ear. The readable portion suggests a price list or catalog fragment with unclear context.
Mayor C. C. Curtis met with key department heads on his second day in office. Attendees included L. B. Obliger waterworks chief, Dr. William K. Murray health commissioner, W Sarver city engineer, Samuel F. Barr city auditor, Homer Hill, and Police Chief W F Gauchat. He planned to present his first message to council on Monday and received many callers.
In Portsmouth Ohio the grand jury convening tomorrow will vote on indictments charging first degree murder against Curtis C. Witherow. He entered pleas of guilty yesterday at arraignment for the double murder of Hugh Nichols and his wife Leona at Wheeler's station eight miles east of here.
In Washington on January 6, Democrats move to lock 35 votes against Michigan Senator Newberry in the Ford Newberry contest. Absentees and pairings complicate the tally as Penrose's seat awaits filling and illness cuts Republican votes to 57.
Burglars entered a sleepi ng home at 1410 Navarrerd SE at 3 30 am on Thursday taking $66 from under a pillow. They woke Mr and Mrs W M Wayndot in adjoining rooms and forced them to surrender money but left after Wayndot said he had no cash from his pay.
Readable weather update notes colder conditions for Ohio with a chilly night ahead and lower temperatures. The forecast mentions a possible frost risk and light winds as warmer air returns later.
Announcement notes the installation of officers and a social tonight. Local ads list Central Fish Market offerings including rabbits fish and oysters at 514 Court NW with phone service, and Miller Blanchard Co moving to 1037 Tuscarawassi W at Newtonay with unchanged hours. Funeral director Rush D. Hiller available at Bell 143 3292.
Hartlepool England January 5 a great fire swept the dock district leaving about one thousand people homeless. By noon damage was estimated at five million dollars with seventy buildings destroyed though the blaze was checked later in the afternoon.
The body of A. J. Meyers was found in a barn near Paris. Coroner McQuate ruled the death a self administered poisoning after an exhaustive inquiry. A pocketbook note saying Meyers was murdered was deemed written to conceal a suicide. A loaded revolver was located beside the body.
A Mount Vernon Ohio worker left with a broken back and a lost left arm will receive a chance to return to work through the civilian rehabilitation service. Dale Wolf arranged for a knitting machine and a qualified instructor to teach operation so the man can earn a living independently.
The United States Great Britain Japan and France reach understanding to exclude mainland Japan from the Pacific treaty terms moving toward clarifying notes. A plenary session is expected Saturday with work on the naval treaty, submarines debated and limits planned.
County commissioners ordered a temporary bridge across Nimishillen creek below North Industry while a new permanent span is constructed. Workmen began tearing down the old structure and the road is closed. Coal mine owners and bus operators warn of losses without a crossing. East Sparta Howenstine Magnolia residents advocated emergency action. The temporary bridge will be built by the county surveyor using on hand workhouse material. Traffic must detour west from Howenstine.
President Harding favors a soldier bonus contingent on raising funds without disturbing federal finances. Senator Bursum of New Mexico said after a White House conference the foreign debts should be used as the basis for bonus payments.
Tony Swann Russ Watkins and William Watkins are jailed in Pittsburgh awaiting East Liverpool Ohio officers. They are connected to the payroll robbery of B R Hammon secretary treasurer of Pennsylvania and Ohio Coal Co totaling nearly 4500 dollars last October.
An advertisement for Canton Fish Co located at 119 Third St SE promotes rabbits, fish, and oysters for sale. The brief listing highlights the store offerings and location.
Advertises a $2.25 round trip to Cleveland and back via the W L E railroad every Saturday and Sunday with return valid until Sunday night.
Newly elected Navarre village councilmen, pledging to reverse the Bampton administration, repeal eight Rampton ordinances and enact new rules. They fix pool hall closing at 10 30 pm, restore prior salaries, repeal and replace building and other codes, and appoint a trio to aid street lighting talks. Atty. C B McClintock becomes village solicitor.
Four Canton residents injured in the Interurban smash near Bedford on Wednesday noon are not seriously harmed, with care at St. Alexis hospital Cleveland. Victims include Mrs Anna McElhenie spine injury Samuel Venes scalp laceration and brothers Harry and William Talbert with cuts and bruises. Fifty five passengers shaken seventy seven injuries reported. transport from McMyler Interstate plant to St Alexis hospital.
Northern Ohio Traction officials say a broken front wheel toppled a southbound Cleveland Akron Canton interurban near Bedford. The two car train left the rails and overturned after 200 feet of sliding. Seventeen passengers suffered severe injuries and 19 were slightly hurt though no fatalities occurred.
Judge Ake directed a verdict of acquittal for John Santilla in a second degree murder case over the September 4 shooting at Cherry-aw and 13th-st SE. Witnesses testified Ed Santilla killed Dock Lowe and fled, while John had been unaware of the other brother’s actions.
Toledo January 5 Harry Jennings named by Mayor Bernard Korough as police chief is believed to be the youngest police executive in the United States He is 2 and has served eleven years in the department Jennings succeeds Henry J Hebert chief for seven years He was ordered to rid Toledo of vice and crime and to clean out undesirables on the force
Attorney General John G. Price in Canton urges veterans not to sign over claims for the state adjusted compensation bonus except as the commission prescribes. He warns of sharks seeking to exploit needy veterans and says distributions will begin next week. Canton American Legion plans to organize speeding up the process, with Stark County handling distribution and filing.
Old Mr Hi Cost of Living faces another hit as Canton milk dealers announce a one cent cut on pint and quart bottles starting Friday morning. The move follows a 20 cent per hundred pound wholesale price reduction agreed with the milk producers. Butter and eggs also ease in price, with wholesale butter at 40 to 41 cents and eggs at 45 cents.
Philadelphia Jan. 5 uncertainty over Senator Penrose's successor grows as Senator Crow's illness in Pittsburgh raises questions. A potential coalition forms between eastern Pennsylvania Ware forces and Magee west, following Governor Sproul's decision not to resign the Pennsylvania governorship to enter the U.S. Senate.
The federal government plans indictments against about a score of individuals tied to a New York scheme to withdraw 16 million dollars worth of whisky from bonds. Officials said further disclosures of similar conspiracies will follow across the country.
A Saturday and Sunday round trip fare of 2.08 dollars is advertised for Cleveland travel with return valid until Sunday night. The offer is presented as a regular transportation rate by the line.
All Chevaliers are requested to meet at the temple Friday evening in full dress uniform for the public installation of officers conducted under the supervision of H. E. Krumiauf, clerk. Adyv.
Springfield reports a fatal accident as Thomas Donahue Sr. 64, a former closing watchman, laid on the track while signaling a clear line. His son Thomas Donahue Jr. was the fireman on the locomotive and the elder man died when struck by the train.
Allied specialists in Paris discuss plans for the supreme council meeting starting Friday. Belgian priority rights to German indemnity are a potential hurdle. Britain may seek Belgium to renounce its share of the first two billion gold marks in exchange for promises on loan repayments and a delay in further German payments.
Lima Ohio announces the Ohio Steel Foundry will reopen January 15 with over 600 workers to be employed. Wages will revert to the prior level, and orders for 18 000 castings for freight cars in Argentina plus existing orders will sustain operations. President John E Galvin says 1922 outlook is encouraging.
Marquis Shigeno bu Okuma, a former Japanese premier and key figure for 25 years, relapsed from illness and remains in serious condition. The report places his age at 83. The item also notes a basketball game between Akron Central and McKinley High, with ticket reservations due by Friday.
A special communication of Wm McKinley lodge will be held Friday January 6 at 6 30 p m in the M M degree with Carl F P Arnold W M and H H Heingartner Secy Adv listed as organizers and officers.
Dublin Jan 5 The Irish Dail recesses as Eamonn De Valera seeks to force a vote on Griffiths peace treaty with Great Britain. A vote against Griffiths would end the treaty. a majority for it would undermine De Valera as a leader. The session faces a stormy debate with Collins and De Valera leading rival factions.
London officials say if Eamonn De Valera accepts Dail Eireann counter proposals the Irish peace fabric will collapse. They call De Valera's alternative treaty a theoretical essay of an idea and say he went before the assembly.
Senator Boles Penrose was buried in Laurel Hill cemetery after a brief service. The funeral cortege traveled from his Spruce Street home through a drizzling rain, with family members following by car. The grave sits between his father's and Katharine Drexel's graves, honoring the late senator's wishes.
The Big Four railroad seeks 33 dollars and 36 cents from the State department of public welfare. The charge covers the difference between fares paid by Rev. John Rutledge, a deposed pardon and parole superintendent, and the fare he would have paid without a ministerial half fare permit.
Funeral services for Frank A. Derthick Ohio's first dairy and food commissioner and former master of the Ohio State Grange will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mantua near his lifelong residence. He died at 78 and wrote the first law regulating the sale of oleomargarine.
Crowds travel from across Canton to hear evangelist Miller at the Methodist church tonight at 7 30. Attendees urged to come and return for future services with Ady promoting the event.
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