Geisler Bros Bill Paid For School Furnaces
The four Republican board of education members voted Monday night to pay Geisler Bros 1220.25 for furnace installations at Garfield and Clarendon schools. John Ciarmony opposed, citing strenuously the bill’s payment. Delays were blamed on L P D Yost and Sons and Oscar Steiner with the building committee.
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John Ciarmony
Board of Education
Geisler Bros
Garfield
Clarendon
Yost
L. P. D. Yost and Sons
Harmony
Owen
John K. Baxter
Baxter
Lehman
John H. Lehman
L. P. D. Yost
W. C. Lane
Ford's 10 Million Profit Share Draws 10000 Hopeful Workers
Ten thousand anxious men line up at Ford Motor Co in Highland Park seeking one of 4000 jobs created by a shift to eight hours and a $5 daily minimum wage. The scene reflects Henry Ford's new $10,000,000 profit sharing plan to spread work and profit.
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United Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Highland Park
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Ford
Driver Unhurt in Collision at Walnut and Third
An A B Flory grocery wagon driven by Samuel O Leary collided with an automobile at Walnut Avenue and Third Street Monday evening. O Leary was badly shaken but had no serious injuries. The auto driver left after an argument and gave the number of the other vehicle. O Leary said he was on Walnut Avenue when the collision occurred under the street light at the corner. The auto driver claimed he did not see the wagon.
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A. B. Flory
Samuel O'Leary
Cleveland
Walnut-av
Third St
O'Leary
Walnutav
Heavner
Httle
9Th-St
Doctors in Phone War Seek City Backing for Intercommunication
Physicians from Canton urge civic bodies and officials to push for intercommunicating telephone service. After meeting Senator Pomerene they plan to appeal to Mayor Stolberg, the city solicitor, and the prosecuting attorney, and then present to the B M A for support. They seek action from the state public utilities commission and possible legislative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Senator Pomerene
Pomerene
James Faunfeller
John F. O'Brien
J. Frank Kahler
Fraunfelter
Cox
State Public Utilities Commission
Stolberg
Phone Union Would Add To Cost Claims
Alsbach asserts intercommunicating service would raise operating costs for 84 percent of telephone users if doctors win their fight. Telephone men contend the plan would increase charges and burden customers as a result of the disputed intercommunication proposal.
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Alsbach
B. B. Alebach
Act
Ing
Stark County Telephone Company
Weather and public notices mix in Stark County update
The report blends an outdoor forecast with local notices. Clouds and partly cloudy skies mark tonight and Wednesday, with yesterday’s temperatures noted. A separate item details a school teachers exam schedule starting January 5 at 7 p.m., plus a 1914 timing note.
Council Urges Caution On Ouster Proceedings
City Solicitor Walter S. Ruff says three council members Haymaker Zinninger and Jackman may be ineligible yet acts by the council to which they participate remain valid. He advises allowing City Clerk Faust to stay in office until a court decides the re election dispute. The council took no comment and filed the opinions.
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Walter S. Ruff
Council
Haymaker
Zinninger
Jackman
B. F. Faust
Ruff
Faust
Sanders
What Council Did At First Meeting
Held a love fest and promised to give faithful and earnest support to Mayor Stolberg. Promised to forget politics in handling the city's problems in the future. Heard Mayor Stolberg urge harmony and cooperation. Accepted appointment of committees by President Frank De Corps on agreement that Republicans get six chairmanships and Democrats four. Received and laid on file an opinion by Solicitor Ruff declaring acts of council to be valid and binding even if several members might be ineligible.
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Stolberg
Frank DeCorps
Ruff
Commeil
Dove of Peace Hovers Over Canton City Council
Mayor Stolberg and President DeCorps lead a peace meeting as council members from Democratic and Republican sides pledge cooperation. Officials vow to forget politics and work for a bigger and better Canton while planning immediate city improvements. Continued on Page Four, Col. 2.
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Dove OF Peace
Canton
Stolberg
DeCorps
District terrorized as canine bites screaming children
A bulldog roamed Cherry district during supper hour biting four children seriously and driving others home. Victims include Jos Haas twelve, Homer C. Heavner thirteen, Martha Leasure twelve, and a Haas cousin. one boy was chased while delivering groceries. Authorities have not killed the dog and rabies status is unclear.
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Cherry
Jos Haas
Newsboy
Shriver-av NE
Homer C. Heavner
C. T. Heavner
Martha Leasure
Harry Williamson
Springav
Haas Boy
Stolberg's Red Light Policy To Follow Arrest
Mary Smith charged with operating a house of prostitution at 327 Savannahan SE was arrested Monday night by two deputies from Sheriff Oberlin's office. She pleaded guilty and was fined $50 plus costs by Justice Correll. Sheriff Oberlin commented the new administration would change city hall policies.
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Mary Smith
Savannahan SE
Saatonst
Oberlin
Justice Correll
Smith Place
How Can You Arrest A Man When Another Officer Has Just Seized His Clothes
Nick Costea, twenty one, a shoemaker, awoke in a Melbourne hotel room to find his pants and coat missing as Constable Steve Richards seized his clothes. Costea faced arrest for alleged obtaining money under false pretenses based on a loan promise to his father, Alex Costea, to start a shoe repair shop. The tale details family hardship and alleged misappropriation.
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Nick Costea
Melbourne
Steve Richards
Costea
Nick
Tuscarawasst W
Costen
Bricklayer's Notice Banquet Cancelled at Bast's Hall
Bricklayer's Banquet date and venue appear garbled in the notice. The fragment indicates a meeting or committee involvement and a Webster related hall, with uncertain details about timing and admission.
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At & Velock Bast
Revival Services at Calvary Presby terian Church
Revival services continue tonight at Calvary Presbyterian Church with the sermon titled The Lost Christ Adit. The message aims to inspire reflection and spiritual renewal among attendees.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
Christ
Election Directed at Saloon in Jackson Township
Ballots are prepared by the Jackson township board of elections for a local option vote set for January 16. Four precincts Marchand McDonaldsville Millport and Halter will host voting with about 400 electors. The ballot targets one saloon in Marchand as the sole liquor outlet in the township.
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Board of Elections
George Shauf
Jacksonto
Marchand
McDonaldsville
Millport
Halter
Local Concern Plans Canadian Plant Site
Attorney Clarence Herbruck representing Union Metal Manufacturing travels to Canada Tuesday night to locate a site for a new factory. With increased Canadian trade the plant intends to build a production plant at Gault near Hamilton, about 50 miles away.
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Clarence Herbruck
Union Metal Manufacturing Company
Canada
Gault
Hamilton
Inmate Escapes Massillon Hospital Clad in Nightgown
Authorities search woods south of Massillon for Charles Lewis a 40 year old inmate who escaped the Massillon state hospital clad only in a nightgown. Canton police patrols to watch for the roamer amid concern he may freeze in the cold.
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Massillon
Charies Lewis
State Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Canton
W C T U Women Split Over Municipal Dance Defense
Canton W C T U members clash with Simon W C T U over the city dance issue. Mrs John Albaugh the Canton president says the union does not favor dancing in any form and denies taking action for the municipal dance. Rev Grose had urged a stand and a statement defending their position is being prepared.
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Simon W. C. T. U
John Albaugh
Canton W. C. U
Canton Union
Grose
Man who fired on daughter and officer arrested after standoff
Frank Lynn of 904 Tuscarawas Street held police at bay with a loaded revolver after a family complaint. He fired at his daughter and Patrolman Earl Hexamer, the shots grazing their heads. Lynn fled inside, was overpowered by officers, and arrested. an affidavit charged him with pointing a loaded firearm and attempted shooting. drunkenness listed as a related offense.
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Frank Lynn
Tuscarawasst E
Earl Hexamer
Lynn
Wielandt
Fromm
Hexamer
Christian Science Lecture Outing From Town Square
A special car will leave the square at 7 p m Tuesday evening January 6 to accommodate those wishing to attend the lecture on Christian Science in May.
Canton Man Receives Patent Amid Invention Claims
George Fetters of Canton secured a recent patent at the Washington Patent Office. He spoke about his invention's nature after the grant. A Woodmen Card Social is set for Wednesday evening with Eagle Hat admission listed. A Tuscarawas property meeting is planned for 7:30 PM Wednesday in the city, calling all interested residents to attend.
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George Fetters
Canton
Washington
Fetters Han
Woodmen
Eagle Hat
Adgr
Nort 'E
Tuscarawe
Adyr
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