Canton Faces Severe Budget Gap in 1922 Appropriation
Canton council passed a semiannual appropriation ordinance showing a 114000 deficit for the first half of 1922, constrained by a new state rule on operating expenses. The finance committee trimmed the total to 655693.73 and urged a five percent wage cut for city employees to stay within income. Mayor Curtis vows retrenchment, abolition of nonessential positions, and waste elimination across departments.
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Canton
C. C. Curtis
Councilmanic
Inance
Curtis
Pittsburgh Fire Hits Five And Ten Store In Downtown Blaze
A blaze starting at 6 20 this morning at a five and ten cent store at 242 4 Pitthav in Pittsburgh’s busy business district caused an estimated 275 000 loss. The city fire department fought the four alarm fire. two firemen were overcome and one hospitalized. By 9 30 the fire was under control and the downtown burglar alarm system protected nearby banks and stores.
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Pittsburgh
Pitthav
Postmaster Hays Opposes Anti Racing News Bill
Postmaster General Hays writes to Senator Nelson opposing a House bill that would bar newspapers from publishing facing news. He argues the measure would hinder distribution of newspapers while targeting lottery related mail.
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Hays
Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
House
Weather forecast notes Ohio precipitation and cooler temps
Fragmentary weather paragraph for Ohio mentions increasing ore related snow in the north and some temperature data downsized. It is unclear and contains many garbled words and stray letters.
Miller Blanchard Co. Moves Tuscarawas Street Office
Funeral services for Rush D. Hiller announced with new contact number 143-3292. Nabers notes no change in telephone service at the Onav corner location as Miller Blanchard Co. shifts address to Tuscarawas Street West.
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Miller-Blanchard Co
Tuscarawasst W
Onav
Rush D. Hiller
Funeral Bere
Bell
Ady
City council cuts wages as budget crisis hits Canton
The new Canton city council passes a separation ordinance cutting the street department payroll from 30000 to 15000 and approves a blanket five percent wage cut for all city employees. An operating appropriation of 655693.73 for six months shows a projected deficit of over 114000, with no ability to issue deficiency bonds. Mayor Curtis calls for strict economy and living within income.
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NEW City Council
Samuel F. Barr
Griffith Named 10 Succeed D Valera As Irish President
Arthur Griffith, founder of Sinn Fein, elected president by Dail Eireann. He forms a cabinet with George Gavan Duffy, Michael Collins, Richard Mulcahy, E J Duggan, and Deputy Cosgrave. The provisional government will take over Ireland outside Ulster as De Valera bolts with 55 followers amid tense exchanges. Ireland seeks admission to the League of Nations in 1922.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Dali Eireann
Griffith
Famonn de Valera
Dail
George Gavan Duffy
Michael Collins
Richard Mulcahy
I. R. A. Home Affairs
E. J. Duggan
Cosgrave
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Collins
Cork
Griffith-Collins
de Valera-Brugha
Ireland
League of Nations
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Mansfield aims for perfect thirty six child health program
Dr. W H Brown of the Rockefeller Foundation begins a five year study in Mansfield Ohio to develop a nationwide model for child health. The plan covers schools homes factories wages and living conditions with a $200000 fund from multiple civic groups and public health bodies.
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Mansfield
W. H. Brown
Brown
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
American Child Hygiene Association
Child Health Organization of America
Child Labor Committee
National Tuberculosis Association
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Opening of Re Mable Gents Furnishing Store Promoted
Dance Slabach advertising column notes Tuesday evening January 10 for the unveiling at 129 Walnut Avenue North. It also promotes an advance for Typewriters from Benson at 00 Market Avenue North and Bell 2225 State 1025.
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Slabach’s Hall
Re- Mable Gents’ Furnishing
Walnut
Av N
Benson
Bell
Five Die From Wood Alcohol Poisoning in Hoboken
Five men died from wood alcohol poisoning in Hoboken New Jersey on January 10. The victims included a saloon keeper and several men who had been boarding with him near the Hoboken piers. A search of the piers began to locate the illicit liquor source.
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Hoboken, N. J
Hoboken Piers
No Increase in Water Rates Government Message
Mayor C. C. Curtis presented to the council his first address pledging economy and efficiency. He opposed raising water rents and announced gradual cuts to redundant offices and departments while urging cooperation among city leaders.
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Curtis
C. ©. Curtis
Council
Canton
C. C. Curtis
Legislative
Woman Sheriff Promises Cooperation With Canton Officials
Mrs. Glinda Martindale, sheriff of Allamakee Iowa, addresses Canton council pledging mutual aid. She notes municipal finances are dire with 7 million dollars in bonded debt and says the city government serves the people. Martindale highlights her courage in the Earl Throst case and tempering farmer anger after a teacher’s murder verdict.
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Canton
Allamaker
Iowa
Glinda Martindale
Allamakee
Earl Throst
Witness Held in Jail Earns Daily Bond Room Questioned
Julius Young drew from Stark county Tuesday for appearance as a witness in the case involving Fimma Stricker who was arrested on a cutting charge. Prosecutor Ruff ordered Young detained as a witness. he could not post a 1000 bond and stayed 68 days in the county jail. The law provides witnesses so held receive a dollar a day and board.
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Julius Young
Stark-co
Fimma Stricker
Ruff
Rose Machine Co Is Incorporated in Columbus Dispatch
The Rose Machine Co is incorporated for 59000 dollars replacing Buckeye Machine and Spring Co. D H Rose will head the new firm with incorporators Wendell Herbruck F B Melchoir M Sanafranek and J Stinson. Plant located at 721 Cookay SW with plans for enlargement.
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Rose Machine & Spring Co
Buckeye Machine & Spring Co
Columbus
D. H. Rose
Wendell Herbruck
F. B. Melchoir
M. Sanafranek
J. Stinson
Cookay SW
Lions Club Declares War on Gun Toting
Chicago dispatch reports the Lions club International Officers announce a campaign to restrict revolver manufacture and sale to government and law enforcement. Instructions are being sent to local clubs as the push to pass restrictive legislation is launched in states nationwide.
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Lions Club
Chicago
Army
Navy
Police
First Session of Arms Conference Delayed in Washington
Reported delay over five power naval treaty adjustments pushes the arms conference past January. British leader Arthur Balfour extends stay in Washington to participate in a forthcoming signing announcement with the United States, Britain, France, Japan, and Italy. Chinese pressure and possible French objections loom over the secret committee review.
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Far East
Arthur J. Balfour
England
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Arthur Balfour
America
Senate
Shantung
Huces
Balfour
Louisville Rim Plant Fire Devastates Factory and Nearby Kreft Co
A Monday fire in Louisville destroyed the Canton Rim Co. plant on North Chapel Street, with estimated losses of 65 000 to 75 000 dollars. The adjacent Kraft Motor Co. building suffered heavy damage, with 5 000 dollars in losses and shattered plate glass. Firemen and townspeople saved 60 autos from the Kraft Garage as Crystal Park fire units arrived to boost water supply. Origin of the blaze remains unknown and insurance coverage varies by building.
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Crystal Park
Canton Department
Louisville
Canton Rim Co
North Chapel St
Kraft Motor Co
Rim
Villarze
Canton Fire Department
Buckeye Jack Co
Tragic Freight Collision Kills Four Children in Ohio
A Pennsylvania freight train struck a bus carrying 27 pupils near Van Wert Ohio four children died and eight were seriously injured with others bruised. The driver signalled the crossing but the train was not seen in heavy fog.
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J. BR. Sells
Lucille Sacker
Jessie Sacker
Mary Imley
Donald Imley
Lawrence Overholt
Orley Meyers
George Sacker
Joe Overholt
Here
Richey Township
Overholt
Bonus Applicants Throng Legion Home as Registration Opens
About 100 to 200 former service members gather at the American Legion headquarters on Tuesday noon to apply for the bonus. Fifteen clerks and notaries process arrivals, issuing serial numbers to prevent queueing. The first applicant was Pvt. William W. Harding of 608 Fifteenth Street NW.
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American Legion
Tuesda Noon
Legion House
Pvt
William W. Harding
Fifteenth-st NW
Pat
Federal gas tax proposed to fund soldier bonus
Representative Bachrach of New Jersey introduced a bill to tax three cents per gallon of gasoline to raise funds for a proposed soldier bonus. The levy would be collected from refiners.
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Washington
Repesentative Bachrach
New Jersey
Republican
Today
National Bank Directors Named at Annual Meetings
The First National bank reelected its old board for another year at the annual stockholders meeting. Directors named include EF A Trowman F B Case H R Jones Austin Lynch William Rommel H H Timken and W J Saxton. City National bank also reelected its directors FE W Gibbs M Moore W Laiblin RT KE Bebb AB Clare J H Kenny W H Dembte Julius Whiting Jr W W Irwin H S Kaufman and Phil J Bernower.
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First National Bank
EF. A. Trowman
F. B. Case
H. R. Jones
Austin Lynch
William Rommel
H. H. Timken
W.J. Saxton
W. G. Saxton
City National Bank
FE. W. Gibbs
M. Moore
W. ©. Laiblin
Tt. KE. Bebb
A. B. Clare
J. H. Kenny
W. H. Dembte
Julius Whiting
W. W. Irwin
H. 8. Kaufman
Phil J. Bernower
C. A. Hanner
Fire Crews Respond To Two Blazes In Town
Fire department rushed to the T. K. Harris building at 618 Market when sparks from a chimney set a roof and wall on fire in a vacant second floor room. The Dean meat market and other tenants occupy the building. damage described as small. A second false alarm at Gust Mash’s home on Walnut NE involved chimney soot.
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T. K. Harris
Market Ar N
Dean Meat Market
S Mall
Gust
Rent It Now Daily News classified ad urge renters
The ad promotes renting out flats apartments or houses to avoid vacancies. It urges readers to place a Daily News want ad by calling 3509 or dialing to reach the Classifieds section for tenants quick placement.
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Daily News
Betty Furniture Co Cuts Prices 25 Percent
All Holiday Novelty Furniture reduced 25 percent from our already 25 percent lower downtown prices. The Betty Furniture Co successors to Mahaffey's at 416 418 Tuscarawas St W. Ady.
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Betty Furniture Co
Mahaffey’s
Tuscarawas St
Ady
Mahaffey's
Tuscaranasst W
Shoe Shop Advertises Rubber Heel Service Price
C and J Shoe Shop at 121 Third Street SE offers ladies rubber heels installed for 35 cents as a promotional price. The ad highlights quick service and nearby location for customers seeking affordable footwear repairs.
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C & J Shoe Shop
Moose Notice Ladies Night Event Ady
A Moose club invites members and their female guests to a Wednesday night gathering. Attendees are asked to bring their receipt as part of the event notes.
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Moose
Ady
Rialto Club Orchestra and Canton Web Bus Schedule
Canton notices a Rialto Club Orchestra event and a Canton Web bus departure from Square at 3 p.m. Advised readers to plan travel and attendance accordingly.
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Rialto Club Orch
Local Classifieds Highlight Piano Ads and Optical Advice
The snippet lists used pianos with prices like 390 dollars from Kenny's Piano Dept and a Betty Furni 416-418 Tuscarana address. It also mentions eye strain relief from an optometrist Walter H. Doubled and initiatory degree Thursday evening with Wm. H. Miller and J. Schlafly as officers.
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Stark Laxige
Wm. H. Miller
J. M. Schlafly
Rec
Canton Veterans to Receive Ohio Bonus Distribution
Commander Ruth cautioned applicants to bring discharge papers or a certificate of issue. Lost certificates require adjutant general office certification. Applications from American Legion or Canton Red Cross, delay for employed veterans, funds not distributed before Feb 1. About 2900 to 4000 Canton veterans eligible, with 16 overseas nurses joining next Thursday night.
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Tery A
135Th Field Artillery
Chemer Ruth
Canton Post
Adjutant General's Office
Washinton
American Segion
Canton
The
Red Cross
Columbus
Ohio
Aead
Legion
Ruth
Officials swamped by bonus claimants in Ohio
Columbus January 10 Luncheon clubs fraternal groups American Legion posts and college fraternities asked to act as registration points for Ohio soldiers following an expected rush for applications for soldier bonuses. The adjusted compensation bureau headquarters were swamped with ex doughboys returning blanks and private offices of frank lince officials were repurposed as emergency registration points.
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Columbus
American Legion
Ohio
House Panel Delays Soldier Bonus Bill Over Senate Action
Washington January 10. The house ways and means committee will hold up soldier bonus legislation until the senate shows what action it will take on the future funding. Republican leaders announced the decision today.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Special for Tucs Basement day Ady
Canton Dry Goods Co advertises a basement sale in Monday News at 10 cents. The special appears as an error and offers low prices to shoppers in Tucs.
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Mon
Canton Dry Goods Co
Ady
Harvey Resting Easy at Cannes
George Harvey American ambassador to England and observer for the United States at the supreme council meeting was injured yesterday in an automobile accident and is resting easily today. Messages from friends in Europe and the United States congratulate him on escaping death.
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Cannes
France
George Harvey
Fpngland
United States
Supreme Council
Europe
Harvey
Price of eggs continues to fall to record lows
Fees dropped four cents a dozen Tuesday morning setting a seasonally new price record. Strictly fresh eggs were wholesale at 41 cents per dozen while storage eggs sold at 38 cents per dozen.
Unfilled Steel Tonnage Rises for United States Steel
Unfilled steel tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation rose 17,872 tons to 4,268,414 by December 31 from November 30 and October 31 levels. The 1926 December figure is 8,148,122 for the prior year. Hartman and Indestructo wardrobe trunks go on sale with deep discounts at Arthur's New York store.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Hartman and
Indestructo
Arthur's
Marketavy N
Vague Taxi Theft Reports Spark Public Square Question
Press notes on recent robberies imply taxi drivers involved but wording is unclear. The advices state that named parties have never driven or worked for owners operating from Public Square.
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