10 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
1
James E. B. Gheen of Bethlehem addresses 100 chamber members launching a membership drive. Judge George S. H. Clark outlines aims, stressing civic progress, educated leadership, and responsible city development for a better future.
The Kiwanis club backed expanding the Canton chamber of commerce after J E Gheen educational director spoke on modern chambers. He urged members to support city improvement, teamwork with the chamber, and daily personal involvement to build a stronger community.
Canton readers may uncover which part of the country a station originates from with the 18 page Radio Atlas. The Daily News offers the atlas for 25 cents, listing over 500 United States radio calls by district and alphabetically, plus maps and a radio glossary.
Weather outlook and partial temperature notes for Leah and Se gate area. Tonight may be warmer, with Thursday showing continued mild conditions and changing temperatures. An unrelated radio ad mentions a Daily News sale and grocery offerings at 00 Cherry-av SE.
Miss Katherine Ludington of the national league spoke at a luncheon hosted by Ohio and Franklin county leaders at Hotel Deshler. Delegates from Buckeye state cities attended while Miss Sybil Burton led the Zanesville delegation.
One hundred seventy two people were sentenced to death today in Calcutta after trials for murder and arson connected to non cooperationist riots in Chaurasi last February.
A report circulated in Dublin and London that a truce had been signed between the free state and the republican irregulars was officially denied today.
Daily News business office offers a 25 cent sale item featuring broadcasting station call letters, station locations, four large maps, and useful information for radio amateurs and broadcast listeners. Includes Adv. Hi. D. Michel New York Life Ins Co representative at 206 Withers Building.
Grace Prince of Lorain files for divorce from Tred Prince claiming after their 1918 Toledo wedding he traveled to Cleveland to fetch his clothes while she went to Lorain for hers and they planned to meet there to begin housekeeping but he has not been seen since.
Mayor Curtis urged Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co officials to improve east and west bound streetcar service to industrial plants at shift changes. He cited congestion on Mahoning rd NE and Navarre rd SW caused by sewer delays on Bryan av SW forcing rerouting. An employee of United Alloy Steel Corp highlighted stoppage gaps as cars moved in wrong directions. Frank Conklin attributed congestion to the Bryan av SW sewer project rerouting onto Garfield av SW loop.
A large Hartville area delegation asked county commissioners to pave Swamp Road to connect Louisville Ravenward with Hartville Canton Road near Congress Lake. The swamp's muck lacks a solid foundation, surface is rough, and over 1,000,000 worth of produce is moved annually. They seek reinforced concrete pavement.
William Russell known as the Lakewood burglar confessed to more than 70 burglaries including the home of Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton. Judge Frederick P. Walther handed him a life term in the penitentiary in common pleas court today.
Governor Jonathan M. Davis calls for repeal of the Kansas industrial court law and proposes replacing it with a board of arbitration in a joint session of the legislature. The document highlights the reform as the standout feature of his address delivered in Topeka on January 10.
Fragmentary note lists advertisement copy about radio and broadcast locations priced at 26 cents and mentioning four large naps and a late stener. The illegible text hints at an office item and a catalog of spots for amateurs and broadcasters.
Columbus Jan 10 the senate is expected to confirm Gov Donahey’s cabinet picks sworn in by Chief Justice Marshall last night action expected on a rule barring new bills after March except by senate consent. Taft bill adds home rule in taxation as改革 measure and hearings set in Cincinnati.
The Ohio fair boards opened their annual meeting in Columbus on January 10 to push a state law licensing concessionaires at fairs. The aim is to curb gambling devices and immoral exhibitions by requiring licenses, with a banquet and speeches by Judge Florence E. Allen Dr. John Wesley Hill J. E. Jusser A P Bandles L J Taber and John Henry Newman listed as speakers.
Crimante Clarelli files in common pleas against Anna Girardo alleging false arrest. He claims 12 days in jail and $500 in legal and bond costs after being charged with blackmail. grand jury reportedly ignored the charge. Attorney I Leon Gould represents him. An accompanying ad offers a 1920 Chevrolet touring car for cash or terms at Mr Hanna 1822 Fourth St NE. State 62316 W.
President Harding ordered the American army of occupation withdrawn from the Rhineland following a report on French occupation plans in the Ruhr to secure indemnity. Secretary Weeks was told to direct General Henry T. Allen to prepare evacuation, with troops in Europe since June 1917.
The Canton Daily News will host its second annual Food and Household Exposition in the Canton auditorium the week of February 26 to March 3. The event aims to attract up to 50 000 attendees with daily entertainment, prize contests, and a Trade Mark feature encouraging homemakers to compare products.
Frank Curry of Minerva was tried before Judge Aie on illegal possession of intoxicants. Deputies found a five gallon can believed to contain sugar whiskey. Curry denied ownership. his son testified the can was found roadside and brought home. Decision held until liquid analysis.
Paris Jan 19 government agents uncovered a communist plot against the French state. Ringleaders were arrested and the plan threatened France internal external security. Attending officials included Minister Barthou Minister Manoury the police prefect and the attorney general. Four leaders arrested on arrival from Exsen.
Edward Rosenberg, a 60 year old wealthy printing plant owner, killed himself at his Oakland home in the presence of his wife. He fired a pistol bullet into his brain and died instantly, according to reports.
If you miss your paper call 3500 and a replacement copy will be sent. The circulation department is open each evening at 6 20 and Sunday morning until 11 o'clock for this service.
The Canton Cleveland road is fully passable after snow removal efforts. J B Young state highway district maintenance superintendent said crews cleared the northern section and addressed drift buildup in Stark County to restore good traffic conditions.
Special sale offers square dress trunks priced from 8.75 to 22.55 and steamer sizes starting at 8500. The promotion is at Arthur's located at 204 Market North Ady.
Paris reports France and Belgium will inform Germany this afternoon of intentions to occupy the Ruhr tonight or tomorrow morning. French officials weigh German industrialists led by Krupp Stinnes Thyssen and Haniel for possible counter proposals to avoid occupation, with Britain and the United States blamed for encouraging Germany. Marshal Foch warns that Basle mobilization may be needed for broader action.
Ohio senator elect Simeon J. Fess urged at Carnegie Institute that Europe must “put her house in order” before receiving American aid. He argued allied reparations views are political, not economic, and warned Germany’s recovery hinges on coordinated policies. He cited Britain and France as opposings and highlighted postwar issues like the merchant marine and industrial unrest.
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