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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1914

Page

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Agler to push new bill to curb N O T Canton Massillon line

State Representative Walter Agler vows a second attempt to win county authority to annul the N O T Canton Massillon franchise. He plans a constitutional bill restoring Stark county power, to be introduced in the special session and pressed again in the next regular session if necessary, with Prosecutor Pontius and others backing the move.

Cox N. O. T. Canton-Massillon Walter Agler Wilmot Agler Sion Canton Pontius Crs Ses Senate House of Representatives Starkee Massillon Traction Line Canton-Massillon General Assembly

Cantonian Puts W L E Porter Out Of Business

A Canton woman confirms her husband is the head of the house after a brutal station fight on a Wheeling and Lake Erie train. In Cleveland a porter and a male passenger clashed over profanity, culminating in a series of blows that left the porter knocked out and discarded at Canton Station. Six Wheeling directors witnessed the brawl as the victor issued a warning on swearing.

Canton Wheeling and Lake Erie Hubby The Wheeling Cleveland Boxer

Statistics craze spreads among all workers in capital

The Interstate Commerce Commission study has reached nationwide interest with elevator operators joining in. A Dallas elevator crew noted two cars serve over 2000 passengers daily and at two cents a mile the gross daily revenue would reach 720 dollars if each passenger rode as many miles as conductors.

Ty United Press Washington Jan Interstate Commerce Commission

Frederick man seeks wife after 12 years divorced

EK C Fink of Frederick Maryland announces he is seeking a wife after a 12 year divorce. He presents himself publicly in a brief notice seeking companionship and remarriage.

EK. C. Fink Frederick, Md

Cambridge Considers Policewomen First English City

London January 8 United Press Cable Cambridge municipal authorities consider adopting the American system of policewomen following Lady Darwin’s suggestion She favors women on the force to handle nighttime youth conduct and theater crowds assist in police courts and counteract adverts luring girls into "lives of shame" while not replacing men

United Press London Cambridge Lady Darwin England Sir George Darwin Charles Darwin United States Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago

Supreme Court ruling upholds Floto liquor license rights

The Ohio Supreme Court decided that Charles A. Floto, a Steubenville saloonist, was not unconstitutionally deprived of his property rights when Columbus city voters enacted a dry measure after he had secured his liquor license.

Columbus Charles A. Floto Steubenville

Local man Morris Dies of Heart Failure While Hunting

Samuel J. Morris aged forty six a wealthy Columbus motor manufacturer died of heart failure while hunting yesterday at Homewood Alabama Officials said he suffered a sudden attack during the hunt and collapsed while afield friends rendered assistance and medical help was called but he died at the scene Morris was noted for his business ventures and philanthropy in Columbus and his loss is mourned by local leaders and the community.

Columbus Samuel J. Morris Homewood Ala

Carnegie May Be Asked To Provide Addition To Canton Public Library

Canton library seeks more space as story hour activities grow and shelves overflow. Librarian Miss Martin notes steady circulation near 86 000 this year and urges Carnegie funding for expansion with potential central and distributing branch placements in northeast and southwest Canton.

Carnegie Canton Public Library Canton Miss Martin Andrew Carnegie Crystal Park Ae Brae Crystal Park District

Weather forecast Rain or snow tonight and Friday

Raw forecast notes indicate precipitation tonight and Friday with unclear timing. The fragment mentions yesterday at 9 p.m. and today morning measurements but no coherent data or location.

State Insurance Pays in Stark Co Fatality Case

A. L. McKee arrived in Canton to adjust the first death claim under the new state insurance law. George W. Heckman, 17, died after a lime company stack injury December 30. The award to relatives will be at least 2496 plus 150 funeral and 200 hospital costs, with first payment due next Monday. The case altered local opinion toward the law.

A. L. McKee Cleveland State Liability Board of Awards Canton Stark Co George W. Heckman North Industry The Agricultural & Commer Cial Lime Co Mercy Hospital H. I. Taggart Lime Company State Board of Awards Columbus McKee Young Heckman H. S. Taggart Heckman

Mayor to push amendment letting direct city work

Mayor Stolberg backs Central Labor union push to amend state law enabling the city to perform projects like West Creek Park improvements directly rather than by contract. He aims to discuss the proposal with Governor Cox soon to allow city works during unemployment and reduce contractor delays.

Stolberg Weiss West Creek Park Central Labor Union Cox Harbert Barver

Keyser’s Grocery Ad Promotes Fresh Eggs and Low Prices

Specials this week offer strictly fresh eggs at 36 cents per dozen, sugar cured hams at 18 cents per pound, potatoes by the bushel, and gold en Horn flour at 1.36 per large sack. Sucranieed by the barrel sale and other items target Stark City shoppers.

Minnesota Keyser's Grocery Tuscara Das Street Stark

Aid Demanded For Associated Charities Work In Canton

George H. Clark on behalf of the Associated Charities issues a citywide appeal for 1914 funding. A letter sent to Cantonians lists the charity needs and warns that only a few across Canton carry the burden, with a hopeful note that the chamber of commerce may support the effort next year.

Associated Charities Canton George H. Clark Society Clark Chamber of Commerce

Stolberg raid breaks up poker game above Harris Chop House

Police raided a poker gathering above Dave Harris Chop House at Courtay and 4th NW arresting five men H Dail H Young William Gruller C Brandon and F T West. Harris claims no knowledge of the game and may face no action as liquor board requires a court conviction reported by police.

Stolberg Dave Harris Chop House Court Ay 4Th-St NW Harris Liquor License Commission Witter Kunkel Patterson Manderbaugh Metzger Webber Pilcher H. Dail H. Young William Gruller C. Brandon F. T. West Pive Promisherift Oberlin Harris’ Place

Stolberg Offers Blunt City Hall Ultimatum to Critics

Canton Mayor Stolberg declares he will not bow to any single class and tells critics to “go chase themselves” or “go hang” as he aims to please the majority while pushing for progress. Safety Director Kunkel vows to serve all, at all times, for Canton’s good. The bricklayers union banquet honored the 28th anniversary with a turkey supper, music, and a flashlight group photo.

Stolberg Canton Canton Bricklayers’ Union Bast’s Hill Ine J Lute Kunkel Iam Quinn Milo Cathon J. A. Robinson T. T. O'Malley O. M. Patterson R. J. Hill Bricklayers’ Union Houston Tex International Bricklayers’ Union

Go Away Together In Tragic New York Case

Coroner Healy labeled the case a happy personal crisis as Joseph Schaufliay and his wife, both about forty, were found dead in their home with their pet dog. The couple, tuberculosis victims, were dressed in bridal attire and had farewell notes and funeral wishes. Earlier the man said he was going away.

United Press York Healy Joseph Schaufliay Schaufling

Ladies Night Social at Moose Hall Event Ad

Readable fragments show a Moose Lodge event titled Ladies Night with Jan. ah. Eueher as organizer. The notice mentions social gathering at Moose Hall with prizes and refreshments and references the Moose degree team.

Eueher Moose Hall Moose

Where to Go Washington Census Finds Death Rates

The 1911 census shows New Orleans and Albany have the highest death rates among cities over 100 600 population, both 20.4 per thousand. Seattle has the lowest at 8.9. New Hampshire led states with 17.1 and Fall River and Lowell report high infant death rates above 200 per thousand in children under one year. Violent deaths are highest in Memphis and San Francisco shows a popular own-action route.

Washington New Orleans Albany N. Y Seattle Wash New Hampshire Fall River Lowell Mass

Stolberg Dismisses Sewer Chief for Drunkenness

Mayor Stolberg dismissed Adolph Dornberger as superintendent of sewers on charges of drunkenness and incompetence. Dornberger was appointed under Turnbull and retained under new civil service rules. William Ringerberger will head the department temporarily pending a civil service appointment.

Adolph Dornberger Stolberg Dornberger Civil Service Turnbull William 8 Ringerberger Sewer Department Civil Service Commission Schilling

German Prince Begins Training as Master Turner

German royal tradition sees Wilhelm start apprentice lessons at Villa Langfuhr to learn turning under an ordinary master. The future German Emperor will later teach the trade to his eldest son.

United Press Berlin Prince Wilhelm Villa Langfuhr Dantzte Kaiser Henry Prince Frederick Leopold

Horsepower Not Brains Or Beauty Wanted Here

Washington January 8 The government seeks to determine how much horsepower a girl must have to work as a printers helper in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving The inquiry tests physical requirements for hiring in the role and the best candidates will be chosen. Also notes a speaking event at Jackson station with various political figures and an advertisement for Royal Blend Coffee.

United Press Washington Bureau of Printing and Engraving

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N. C. T. Grant Ayler Commissioners Cantonian L.E. Porter Copets Stark-co Dispatch Belle Willard Joseph E. Willard U. S Spain Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Richmond Madrid Willard North Corporation Mayor Goby Kent Mayer George Clark Government Health San Francisco Memphis Scranton Birmingham Boston Toledo Bryan Pomerene J. R. Blais Jackson Station Lucas Cenor Club Royal Blend
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