Tax board cuts land and building values in county
A county board of revision reduced net tax values by 1 186 820 after assessors' figures. Land value cuts of 210 240 and building value cuts of 993 940 dominated, with total additions 17 460 raising total changes to 1 204 280. Largest cuts hit the fourth and hotel property 225 000 and the Renkert building 95 000. Other notable reductions affected the Masonic temple and owners such as W A McCrea, Frances Foulk, Elizabeth A Hart, and W R Timken, among others. most land cuts were in rural districts and most building cuts in Can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision
John Wynn
Apraiser
Renkert
H. H. Timken
Masonic Sociation
Masonic Mple
W. A. McCrea
Frances Foulk
Elizabeth A. Hart
George D. Harterbank
Alvin Hurford
Cam- 18 Storage Co
Can
Chicago Steel Manager to Lead United Alloy Plant
William A. Field, longtime Illinois Steel Co. executive, will join United Alloy Steel Corp as general manager of its South Canton plant. The move fills a vacancy since October when United Steel Co. sold to United Alloy Steel, with Harry R. Jones acting as president and interim head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Field
Illinois Steel Co
Chicago
United
Field
Canton
South Come
Alloy Steel Corporation Ing
Aring
United Steel Co
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Harry R. Jones
Buffalo Bill Cody Dies in Denver After Dying Decline
Colonel William Cody known as Buffalo Bill dies at 1 05 p m in Denver at his daughter May Cody Decker home. Present were his wife, two daughters Irma Cody Garlow and May, sister Julia Goodman, nephew Will Cody Bradford, grandchildren and others. He had been rushed to Denver in weak health and died after a long struggle with illness the end witnessed by old friends and family. The obituary notes his frontier exploits and public shows and mentions his last moments in the home of his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
William Cody
Buffalo Bill
May Cody Decker
Johnny Baker
Decker
Irma Cody Garlow
Cody
Wyoming
Julia Goodman
Will Cody Bradford
Water Crisis Belief Lifts as Crystal Park Wells Open
Canton officials report water pressure of 56 to 60 pounds and expect a Crystal Park well to be in operation by week’s end. The Navarre station motor will be rewound. once both Crystal Park and Navarre pumps run full capacity, the supply should exceed previous levels. The state health board blocks use of shallow-city wells and the 5,000 gpm sewer-discarded flow remains unusable. A new reservoir site awaits purchase, with formal authorization received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Crystal Park
Navarrerd Station
Navarresrd
Obliger
Canton Electric Co
State Board of Health
Council
Starrett
Name Cleared in Model Case Mystery Despite Clues
Fragmented notes and late clues point to a complex case involving a model's death. Investigators trace keys, an asylum link, and a Savoy hotel thread while naming figures such as Rottan and Lewis as they reassess who stayed at Grace Place. The search includes an Atlantic City suspect and missing apartment keys amid confusion over dates.
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Jaim
Hia
Roberts
Atlantic City
Lewis
Pitts
Newtorn
Savoy
Ced
Haya
Everal
Oscar Srown
Rome
Inves
Work Begins on Sol Torowski Building Block
Excavation for a new business block by Sol Torowski on Tuscarawassi E between Walnut and Rexars started Wednesday morning and will be pushed rapidly. If no difficulties arise, part of the building should be ready for occupancy by April 1 with store rooms occupied, while 21 suites of offices and living rooms will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Torowski
Tuscarawassi E
Walnut
Rexars
Constable Sues Justice Over Fees Owed
Constable Charles Baker filed suit in probate court on Wednesday to recover $751.05 in fees he says are due from Justice of the Peace John F. Blake. Baker alleges Blake collected the funds but has refused to turn them over. Attorney S. H. Maneval represents Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
Justice of the Peace
John F. Blake
Blake
S. H. ManeVal
Temper Tod Yesterday And Today Forecast Brief
Weather note shows yesterday and today times with temperatures and precipitation details. It records max and min readings and lists ambiguous codes. No clear location or source name is present.
Negro in Canton held on murder charge after self defense claim
James Anderson, a negro from Erie born, returned to Canton to retrieve his trunk and fatally shot Luther Criss, a fellow worker, during a boarding cars confrontation on Dec 6. Criss died the next day. Anderson admits the killing but says it was in self defense after Criss attacked him with a knife. Anderson was captured at the boarding cars and held at the city jail awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
James Anderson
Luther Criss
Anderson
Criss
B. and O
Barberton
Erie
Illinois
Hexamer
Bert]lon
Clarke
Vogley
Seotnicky
Darany
Witness Boling Denies Tip in Wilson Peace Note Leak
R W Boling brother of Mrs Woodrow Wilson testified before the house rules committee denying any advance knowledge of the president's peace note. Boling, a broker with Connolly and Co, said he learned of the note only from newspapers and had no involvement in any leak or insider information. He noted no gifts in stock dealings and called for a public apology from Representative Wood. The hearing also heard that Connolly and Co. handles only brokerage and not its own trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boling
Woodrow Wilson
Representative Wood
House Rules Committee
F. A. Connolly and Co
Henry
Campbell
Committee
Connolly
Garret
Tumulty
Representative Chiperfield
Lenroot
Connolly and Co
Mr. Boling
W. A. Crawford
Central News of America
Stylish Suits at 7.95 in Klein Heffelman Ad
The Klein Heffelman Co advertises stylish women’s late winter suits priced at 7.95 and urges customers to preview the new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein @ Heffelman Co
Advt
Canton Health Board Hears 1916 Officer Candidates
Canton health board discussed eligible candidates for health officer with Isadore Fuchs and Frank Gavin as only qualified applicants. Annual health reports showed 862 deaths and 1655 births for the year, with various inspections and disease figures, while dairies, milk testing, and hospital costs were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Isadore Fuchs
Frank Gavin
Canton
A. T. Bowman
Akron
Cleveland
Health Office
Stolberg
Bowman
The
Cox Plans Tax Remedy After Supreme Court Ruling
Gov. Cox says the Parrrett-Whitemore tax decision collapses much of the tax system and requires swift action. He notes a new valuing time must be created to match prior rates and promises a definite plan of procedure by Monday when the assembly reconvenes.
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Columbus
Cox
Supreme Court
Budget Commission
Forerunner of Cold Wave Hits Canton Early
A cold air mass arrived with a 27 degree start and sleet and rain in Canton. The Columbus weather bureau forecast a pronounced cold wave lasting several days, sweeping the middle Atlantic and New England states, the Ohio valley, the lake region, and Tennessee.
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Canton
Mercury
Columbus Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Tennessee
Emerson Player Pianos advertised at Kenny's
Classified ad notes Emerson Player Pianos available at Kenny's with daily news want ads for selling as a service.
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Daily News
Republicans to Introduce Tax Bill Next Week
Columbus January 10. Republicans plan to introduce a new tax bill in the legislature next week. Representative Frank Reighard, minority floor leader, says drafting is underway and details will be announced later. The measure will reflect Republican taxation principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Reighard
Brinkerhoff Piano and Players at Kenny's
Brinkerhoff Piano and Players perform at Kenny's in an advertised show. The listing notes a date window from the 6th to the 11th and invites readers to attend.
Realty men attend Cleveland board banquet
W N Zettler F Huth and BR Beck traveled to Cleveland Wednesday to join the Cleveland Realty Board banquet at the Hollenden hotel. W J Aberhart and David Eschman of Zettler Realty Co are touring the Southwest to study office methods and call on large Western offices.
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W. N. Zettler
F. Huth
BR. B. Beck
Cleveland
Cleveland Realty Board
Hollenden Hotel
W. J. Aberhart
David Eschman
Zettler Realty Co
Southwest
Zettler
F O C Dance at Eagles Hall Friday Night
Kames Orchestra to play at the Adyt club dance in the Eagles hall Friday night from 10 to 12. Local social event invites members and guests to enjoy music and dancing with teen and adult attendance expected.
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Eagles’ Hall
Kame
Adyt
Hats Going at Fraction of Value in Klein & Heffelman Sale
The Klein and Heffelman Co advertises a closeout sale offering stylish hats at fraction of their value. Limited stock, marked prices, and bargain opportunities for nearby shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Y Fr C U Box Social and Officers Election Notice
Annual election of officers and reading of new constitution at the Y. Fr. C. U. Box Social. Wednesday at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian church. Advertisement.
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Y. Fr. C. U. Box
First Presbyterian Church
Thaw hunt renewed as detectives seek Harry K Thaw
New York dispatches report renewed efforts to arrest Harry K Thaw in connection with maltreatment charges against Frederick Gump Jr. Thaw, thought to be in Pittsburgh, faces police pursuit with detectives ready to act. Stanford White’s Slayer case also drew searches, with Philadelphia findings failing and Pittsburgh cited.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Stanford White
Philadelphia
Stephen Stone
Mr. Stone
Beechwood-blvd
German Armies Force Putna River Crossing in Romania
German Austro Hungarian forces crossed the Putna river north of Fokshani while Russian and Roumanian troops were pushed back across the Sereth. Galatz, a key grain and shipping center near Braila, is reported close to fall, with cereals stored there and connections to Danube and Sereth.
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Berlin
Sayville
von Mackensen
Putna
Fokshani
Fondena
Sereth
Moldavia
Danube River
Roumania
Galatz
Danube
Braila
Gakatz
Divorces Settled in Common Pleas Court
Two children settled their divorce suit in common pleas court on Wednesday and the case was dropped. Jeannette Groner aged sixteen and Robert B Groner aged nineteen sued to have their marriage nullified claiming it was illegal. They were married in Wheeling about a year ago when she was sixteen and he eighteen. The suit of Ethel Maxheimer against Robert C Maxheimer was also dismissed.
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Common Pleas
Jeannette Groner
Robert B&b
Groner
Wheeling
Ethel Maxheimer
Robert C. Maxheimer
Bargain in Winter Hats
The Klein and Heffelman Co. advertises a clearance sale on winter hats with dramatic price cuts and a demand that all stock move quickly. Shoppers are urged to act fast to grab deals on varied hat styles and sizes.
Emerson Pianos and Grand Pianos at Kenny's
Kenny's advertises Emerson pianos and grand pianos with sales messages for potential buyers. The note emphasizes available models and pricing through a local piano dealer.
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Purtland
Chicago Steel Man
United Alloy
W. A. Field
World
Stark Co
Parrett- Whittemore
Ohio Supreme Court
Parrett-Whittemore
Willis
Warnes
Oberlin
George Hoover
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Revision
William F. Cody
Scott County
Col. A
William PF. Cody
Wigide
vVerland
Ys Heights
Ays
Ohio
Ture
Ie Ok Ee Ee
Eserves
Lendeman
Kenny’s.—Ady
MNU. S
Wilson
Harry K
Ficer
F. G. King
C. A. Portz
Zoe Landor
Kansas
Emerson
Kenny's
Emerson Pianos
Kenny’s.—Adv
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