New Safety Director Orders Tightened Police Discipline
Safety Director Kunkel delivers ultimatum to police Tuesday afternoon, forbidding drinking or smoking on duty and promising new faces. He says the sheriff will refer complaints to the police and promises collaboration with Mayor Stolberg to end the past warfare over gambling raids, with most officers present at the meeting ready to comply.
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Kunkel
Oberlin
Stolberg
Police Department
Sheriff’s Office
Decision on Moser site to follow B M A kick
Mayor Stolberg plans to decide soon whether to abandon the Moser site for the sewage disposal plant or move it south of North Industry. The B M A revived opposition at its annual meeting and urged studying a Hosler site south of North Industry.
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Stolberg
Moser
North Industry
Hosler
Civic Committee
Board of Control
C. KE. Fraunfelter
Canton
A. C. Eynon
Stolberg Board of Control
R. Winthrop Pratt
Heating Plant Hazard at East Eighth School
School officials moved to repair the East Eighth building heating system after brackets holding steam pipes failed in a classroom. No injuries occurred as steam pressure was low. a boiler tube leak will be fixed Saturday. Board member Harmony said improvements will follow February funding.
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Board of Education
East Eighth
Oscar Steiner
Ensign
Mr. Steiner
Iim
Bleiner
Steiner
John C. Harmony
Harmony
Unclear Weather Forecast Update Noted
Fragmentary weather bulletin references unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with incomplete times and numbers. The readable lines mention forecast periods and temperatures but lack coherent details or location identifiers.
Sale of Used Pianos Traded for Player Pianos
A Christmas season sale offering used pianos traded in for player pianos. Genuine 18 karat bargains and easy terms promoted by Klein & Meffermap Co.
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Kiein & Mheffermap Co
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Advertisement
The Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph promises a perfect reproduction of tone qualities from different voices and instruments. Klein & div Gelman Ltd advertise this wonder of the musical world as a true representation rather than an imitation.
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Kiein
Div
Shelton Heads Chamber of Commerce Committee
The Chamber of Commerce commission, formed at the B M A banquet, met privately for the first time at the Courtland hotel. F M Shelton principal of Central High was chosen chairman with Harry Ross Jones as vice chairman and Loren E Souers as secretary. Future sessions will be star chamber meetings with restricted press access.
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Chamber of Commerce Commission
Courtland Hotel
F. M. Shelton
Central High School
Harry Ross Jones
United Steel Co
Loren E. Souers
Children Bitten by Dog Avoid Rabies Treatment
Four children bitten Tuesday afternoon by a bull dog in the Cherry school district are recovering. Doctors say Pasteur treatment will not be given as the dog is not believed rabid. Health Officer Frank DaHinden said the incident has not been reported to the board of health.
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Cherry
Frank DaHinden
Board of Health
Upside Down Dinners Embrace Loop the Loop Aviators
London reports a new fad of upside down dinners honoring loop the loop aviators. The meal begins with liqueurs and ends with soup, framed as a playful salute to daring pilots.
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United Press
London
Loop
Time is Cheaper New York
John Schaef flin rushed to enter a subway train and punched an obstructing ticket chopper in the nose. Five dollars, said the magistrate: take your time.
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United Press
New York
Jar
John Schaefflin
The Smith & Barnes Piano Ad Promises Easy Terms
The Smith and Barnes piano is marketed as fully guaranteed and in use by over 100,000 households in the best American homes. It emphasizes moderate prices and easy terms through the Klein and Heffelman Co Adyt.
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Smith & Barnes
Klein & Heffelman Co
Adyt
Bricklayer's Banquet and Entertainment Notice
Bricklayer's notice announces a banquet and entertainment on Wednesday January 8 at 8 o'clock at East's Hall. Committee credits Sue Gaveor. Adits mention Royal Brend Cofies.
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Wed
Royal Brend Cofies
Sue Gaveor
Adit
B M A Elects Officers and Hears Annual Reports
Lester Deweese was elected president of the B M A for the ensuing year at the annual meeting Tuesday evening. Other officers chosen include Frank L Palm as first vice president Charles K Norris as second vice president O H Bachtel as third vice president and George Kerven as treasurer. Harry Weiss retired after praise for the B M A and said he plans to attend future meetings. Lincoln Highway committee members were named: W L Martin B T Steiner John Quinn J G Barbour Ralph Hayslett Perry VanHorne W S Cunningham Arthur Gordon E L Hang and Jake Kress with Kress handling duties. Weiss noted duties remain to be defined and will be announced soon.
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Lester Deweese
Frank L. Palm
Charles K. Norris
O. H. Bachtel
George Kerven
Harry Weiss
Weiss
Lincoln Highway Committee
W. L. Martin
B. T. Steiner
John Quinn
J. G. Barbour
Ralph Hayslett
Perry VanHorne
W., S. Cunningham
Arthur Gordon
City to license wagons drays and moving trucks
The B M A plans to license all wagons drays and moving trucks used for moving services. A resolution was adopted at the annual meeting Tuesday night and referred to the civic committee. The committee will take the matter to council proposing a $1 per year fee.
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Civic Committee
Geisler Bros Paid Full for School Heating Installations
Geisler Bros received a check for 1220.25 Tuesday afternoon from the board of education in full payment for installing heating plants in Garfield and Clarendon schools.
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Geisler Bros
Board of Education
Garfield
Clarenendon
Cox omits N O T substitute in special session call
Governor Cox announces a special session limited to nine items and makes no reference to the Wise-Agler N O T bill. State Rep Walter Agler of Wilmot condemns the omission and questions Cox's commitment to reopen Stark county concerns.
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N.O.T
COX
Walter Agler
Wilmot
Stark Co
Agler
U.S
Here
Massillon
Starkee
Warnes
Millersburg
Citizen’s Bank of
Beach City
Ayler
George Burba
Columbus
Intercommunicating phone system backed by Canton group
The Business Men's association endorsed a Canton intercommunication plan and vowed to cooperate with physicians. City Solicitor Ruff will study statutes on telephone company consolidation and potential compulsion, with Governor Cox and the legislature to be consulted if needed. Doctors Fraunfelter O'Brien and Kahler met Mayor Stolberg.
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Canton
Business Men’s Association
Cox
James Fraunfelter
John F. O’brien
J. Frank Kahler
Stolberg
Ruff
Fraunfelter
Massillon Pennsylvanias depot worker admits theft and collapses
Joseph M. Schandel, baggage master and ticket agent at Massillon station, pleaded guilty to tampering with U S mails. He fainted after the plea and was revived. He faces grand jury action as officials say he used a key to open mail bags and took 162 dollars from registered envelopes before returning the money.
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Joseph M. Schandel
Pennsylvania
Massillon
U.S
Whiting
U. S
Schandel
Federal Grand Jury
Secret Service
Missing Check Saga Reveals County Rent Delays
Attorney John C. Welty discovers a franchise clause in the N O T agreement forcing rent payments for the Canton Akron traction line at 26 per mile yearly since 2041. County officials say the N C T billed over a year ago and was refused, prompting Welty to urge payment as the matter awaits reconsideration. The note appears amid a page featuring a Canton home furnishing sale advertisement.
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John C. Welty
Canton-Akron
Ornce
Ers
Welty
New Berlin
Yessir
N. O. IT
Elective Automatic Solo Apollo Player Piano Ad
The Klein & Hefferman Co advertisement touts the Elective Automatic Solo Apollo Player Piano as capable of performing as well as a skilled musician. The ad emphasizes its self playing features and suggests superior musical versatility.
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Apollo
Klein & Hefferman Co
Notice of Scottish Rite Masons Third Serial
The Scottish Rite Masons announce the third serial of the series to be held at the Masonic temple Thursday night ending at midnight. W. A. Bell is listed as a contact.
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Masonic
Excursion to Cleveland Via W L E B Adv Train Fare
Public notice offers round trip rail fare to Cleveland for $1.25 on Saturdays with return options Saturday or Sunday. Sunday only option also $1.25. Advertisement promotes Big Ben alarm clocks from Walter H Deublin Jeweler and Optician at 123 and 125 W Tuscarawas.
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Cleveland
Walter H. Deublen
Op.tieilan
Vtuscare
Saloons Eye Earlier Closing Ordinance By New Council
City officials weigh a new 12 or 11 o’clock closing rule after Mayor Turnbull declined to sign the 12:30 measure. Council leaders say a new ordinance will be introduced in coming weeks with Edward A. Zinninger active in shaping the policy amid saloonkeeper fears of stricter limits under a new administration.
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Henry Schrantz
Ruff
Turnbull
Lehrantz
Edward A. Zinninger
Stolberg
Raff
Canton Home Furniture Co 10 to 50 Percent Sale
The Canton Home Furniture Co advertises a sale on dining room furniture offering discounts from 10 to 50 percent. The notice highlights reduced prices and invites shoppers to visit the store.
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Canton Lome Furnishing Co
Adyt
Canton Home Furniture Cord.t
Reliable Good Dependable Furniture at Moderate Price
A local advertisement promises sturdy furniture at a moderate price as the cheapest long-term option. It promotes Klein & Heffelman, likely at 0.Adyt, as the seller offering dependable furnishings to value-conscious customers.
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Klein & Heffelman
Woodmen Card Social at Hagie Hall Wednesday Evening
Hagie Hall hosts a Woodmen Card social on Wednesday evening with admission one cent. Also see revival services at Calvary Presbyterian Church tonight with the sermon titled Loving Our Neighbors. Advertisement.
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Hagie Hall
Calvary Presbyterian Shurch
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