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07 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
1
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Water superintendent J B Obliger says rate boosts are needed to restore prewar revenue levels. He cites a $287,000 revenue shortfall in the department’s report through December 1, 1920, noting lower costs and sinking fund arrears may affect plans for the last half of 1920.
Annetta Walker, 26, killed herself with a .22 caliber at W. W. Cashner's home in Loganay NW after a temporary separation from her husband Harvey. She had planned to go to Chicago but returned Thursday afternoon. The door was locked and she was found on a bed with a bullet wound. the body was taken to Spiker's for coroner investigation.
Ungrammatical OCR reports Hartley of Xenia appointed as am pleas judge of Greene County by Governor Cox. Kyle remains on the state Clemency board.
Cardinal Gibbons, confined for nearly four weeks, has shown definite improvement. For the first time since his illness, he appears to be himself and in better spirits at the hospital.
The notice promotes nut cream cake Lady Bali Pineapple cream cake silver lemon cake and cream cake with delivery. It lists Bell 396, 20 218 Cleveland Ave NW for orders. Also mentions supplying basketballs and baskets and large stock for teams.
Miss Belle Rowlen former McKinley High French teacher and YWCA worker sails next Thursday for two years of relief work in the Baltic provinces under the International YWCA. She will aid refugees and help women and children return home after wartime displacements. She served in Siberia during World War I and has been in New York City this past summer with refugee relief efforts.
Joe Ryan humane officer reports a healthy season for dogs and cats with fewer diseased animals seen on the streets. He notes coats are in good condition and contrasts with last year when many animals were affected and euthanized.
Morning blaze at the two story brick building 536 Cleveland at NW forced ten roomers from bed about 4 a m. The basement fire started from a gas radiator burning rafters above. a large floor hole and smoke-filled first and second floors followed. Firemen used only chemicals. owner Rolli Schaub reports stock loss to smoke. Mrs. M Saunders says only smoke damage. Fire Chief Mesnar cites hallway light outage as cause of roomers confusion. Separately, 3:45 a m fire at 1905 Eleventh St NE in an old barn damaged by a mattress. tramps suspected of causing the blaze.
Congressman Frank Murphy of the eighteenth district has accepted to speak at the McKinley banquet. C Curtis, president of the McKinley Club, reports in Washington that Mrs Ethel Roosevelt may also attend and that Raymond Robins is expected to accept soon.
Basketball game set for Saturday January 8 at the gym on Sixth Street NW. Kent faces the K of C with admission fifty cents.
The Pastry Shop advertises very fine pecan nut rolls available for Sunday morning delivery. Orders should be phoned in early using Bell 396 or State 3620. The shop is located at 218 Cleveland Ave NW.
The Y M C A school offers training in auto repairing welding and machine shop practice. Enroll today with focus on practical skills and hands on instruction for practical trades.
One third to one half off on all suit coat and dress prices. The Sample Shop at 333 Market near N Adv Ladies garments at popular prices. Save money on coats suits or dresses and check infants wear department Cantons center for baby clothes. Ohio Dry Goods Co. 2nd floor Harris Arcade Bldg Ad.
The Harmony Four perform at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Ave S on Sunday night. Local patrons praised the group as a real hit in a lively cafe setting.
The State Industrial Commission agreed to buy $412,000 in bonds offered without bidders to finance five Stark county road projects. The county board president said contracts will be set after funds arrive, covering Marlboro Hartville Orrville Canal Fulton North Lawrence and Beach City Strasburg roads. Officials debate future bond sales amid costs and unemployment goals.
Tom Kanel of 1920 Garfield Ave offers a 250 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of thieves and recovery of merchandise stolen during the midnight hours of January 4, 1921.
Advertisement notes Kenny's Piano Department offers items including a silk floss mattress priced at 19.80 dollars and a silk floss mattress sale at 35.00 dollars. Distributed by L. and G. Company located at 108 Fourth Street Northwest.
Regular monthly gathering of Can ton Post No 44 American Legion scheduled for Friday January 7 at 8 p m. The notice lists local vendors Folk Stall Seacrists Stall and Arcade Market as advertisements.
Margaret offers daily noon meals from 11 to 2 at 216 Market Ave S Adv. Margaret's Chocolate Shop advertises a 6 for $1.00 deal on Fridays and Saturdays. Kenny's Piano Dept is listed in the notice.
Advertisement for Buckeye Fish Market located at 120 Fourth Street NE promoting oysters for sale to local customers. Bright ad highlights fresh seafood and convenient neighborhood market access.
Canton Morris Plan Bank invites deposits at Kenny's Piano Dept on Saturday. The ad promotes 5 percent interest for new depositors and invites customers to join the bank's savings program.
Basketball card notes a game between Dan and Kent teams versus K of C at the gym on Sixth Street North with admission reported as small change. An advertisement for Arthur's Leather Shop selling traveling bags and suitcases lists price tiers and discounts at 204 Market Avenue North.
An advertised relish item titled horseradish relish prepared for sale. The note mentions availability at grocers and meat markets with Smith and Wolford as the producers or vendors.
David Elliman of St Louis met J Rufus Wallingford and three relatives in Cleveland after a Texas lead about oil stocks. Elliman handed over 30000 in currency at Hollenden Hotel. the Wallingfords allegedly took the money and fled as detectives search for the Wallingford family.
A Friday 7 30 PM meeting of the city park commission will discuss key issues. Retiring chairman Ray Harbert will attend to report progress as council cuts the original appropriation. Mayor Witter says John Schubach, a commission member and Canton Hog Ranch Company promoter, tendered his resignation due to conflicting contract. A successor to Harbert is expected to be named at Friday’s meeting.
City streets superintendent William Turnbull warns residents not to dump ashes in rear or side alleys. He cites impassable heaps and notes a city ordinance bans dumping, though ashes may be leveled in depressions in unpaved streets by property owners.
In Chicago on January 7, people shed overcoats as mild temps prevailed. Hints of an early spring were raised by two robins spotted in the city, but forecaster Professor Henry Cox warned it means little and warned of likely real winter by month’s end.
A basketball game between Kent and the K K of C is set at the gym on Sixth Street Northwest with admission priced at 50 cents.
The sale offers Saturday pure angora Teddy bear suits with only a dozen left. The remaining winter infant wear stock is reduced 25 percent including dresses sweaters bonnets capes nighties carriage covers stockings bootees pillows blankets. Ohio Dry Goods Co. 2nd floor Harris Arcade Bldg.
Harry Stolberg 28, former captain in the 87th division, dies in Detroit after brief double pneumonia illness. Survived by widow Adelaide Stolberg, parents, and sister. Body to Canton for funeral. services likely at First Methodist Church. masonic lodge member.
An unidentified Italian man, about 28, was found dead in a ravine with throat cut ear to ear eye gouged and 35 stab wounds. Police hope to identify him from a tailor’s name Nicola Zinni and a photo with the name James Boylan. The victim is described as five feet three inches tall with a smooth face. This marks the second black hand murder in Youngstown this week.
Knights Templar meet at the temple Saturday January ? 1 p m in full uniform to attend the funeral of Sir Knight A H Wilson Carl F Spanagel Rec D A Johnston KE Adv. Used player pianos Kenny s Piano Dept Advy.
The notice states an interest rate of six percent per year payable semiannually. It describes how the annual yield is divided into two equal six month payments.
An advertisement from The Sample Shop at 383 Market Ave N Ady proclaims prices marked down to one-third to one and invites shoppers to visit the store for discounts.
A schedule lists a Saturday gathering at the temple with Sir Knight A. H. Wilson and attendees Carl F. Spanagel Rec and D. L. Johnston E C Adv. The fragment indicates a lodge or fraternal group meeting with identified members and roles.
Razor Fenton describes a 23 year pickpocket career and explains how he targeted Canton crowds. He will lecture at First Methodist Church at 7 20 p m Sunday on crime causes and cures after four years living straight since a Cleveland conversion. He recalls early trips during Canton fairs in 1898 and says Canton offered average crooks reputation, not easy or hard, unlike Toledo where loose police oversight allows crooks to stay if unobtrusive.
Stance Bimonon twenty five Greek died at Aultman Annex Friday morning after being found in a Diamond hotel room. Coroner T C McQuate will hold a post mortem Friday afternoon to determine the cause. Body to Whitticar's Undertaking. Dr Frank I Nape attended.
County commissioners rejected all bids for painting the courthouse interior on Friday. Bids ranged from 5500 to 18000 with wide variation. new specifications will be prepared to ensure uniform and intelligent bids. They plan a plain wall border and clearer requirements.
Police in the southeast raid unemployed black men suspected of vagrancy and potential crime. Sgt Gardner and Patrol Hanenkrat arrested six more men for loafing in disreputable venues. Four men from Thursday’s arraignments were released conditional on leaving the city. two received suspended sentences. Chief Gauchat ordered continued roundup. Detectives Pilcher and Biffle pursued the Wise lunch room attack case.
Six year old Richard Coleman was struck and killed by a truck driven by John Schmauz in Slayton. Police say the driver bears no blame in the fatal accident occurring late yesterday.
Judge Day notes a surge in divorces across three common pleas courts as soldiers’ brisk wartime marriages unravel after uniforms come off. Cases cite neglect cruelty and failure to support, including a Canton soldier whose southern bride refused to return, prompting a divorce.
Two bars Jap Rose soap for 25 cents. Ten der round steak priced at 5 cents. San Marto coffee regular 45 cents now 35 cents. Fresh boiling beef ten cents. Mahim's Grocery at Corner Fifth Street and McKinley Avenue SW offers these specials today.
Ady advertisement for Buckeye Fish Market at 120 Fourth Street NE lists offerings and contact details for rabbits and other items.
Tri-town Typewriter Exchange relocates to a new store at 425 Secondst SW. All products and services continue as before with the same staff and hours.
The Sample Shop at 333 Market Ave lists current prices for featured goods. Officials note updated pricing and appear to advertise seasonal discounts to customers.
Four armed men roped a Massillon Pennsylvania Co. ticket agent at midnight, forcing a vault and cash register takedown. The bandits fled in a car as two nearby officers missed the crime. victim Marce Jeanneret described the robbers as Americans, ages 30 to 35, before a possible second hold up nearby later that morning.
The Dayton board of education plans to ask the city to regulate showing films banning 16 year olds and under from attending matinees after classes. The issue follows a mayoral protest over a film subtitle containing the letter D.
The YMCA auto school offers storage for several cars in the former T C C Smith Motor Car Co. premises at 316 2nd Street NW with day and night service.
The Pastry Shop at 218 Cleveland Ave NW promotes early phone orders with delivery service. Call Bell 396 or State 3620 for orders in Wa.
Fancy rabbits advertised at 30c 49c and 50c each from Independent Market located at 204 Thirdst NW Ady.
Advertises fresh pork shoulders whole and half ham fresh spare ribs lard sliced ham bacon smoked hams chuck roast round steak lamb legs and stew dressed chickens and other prime beef items with prices and store addresses in Ady and Independence Market entries noting Old Reliable Table and I. Both Phones No 9 listings including 209 Tuse st I and 204 Third-st NW.
A special communication of Canton lodge is called for Saturday afternoon January 8 at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of the late Brother A H Wilson. C E Norris Sec Jos Lee Frank W M Adv
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