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13 Jan 1922
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
1
Stark County official named manager of Ohio State Fair
Eda Wilson, secretary of the Stark County Agricultural Society and former treasurer, named manager of the Ohio State Fair. He will start February 1, with a one year term and a 3600 dollar salary. Wilson led Stark County fair to financial success and many improvements. He will replace E V Walborn of Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda & Wilson
Stark Co Agricultural Society
Stark-co
Tabor
State Fair Board
Davis
Wilson
Stark Co Fair
E. V. Walborn
van Wert
Poincare Aims For Stern Cabinet To Enforce Versailles
Paris Jan 13 Raymond Poincare former French president seeks a strong nationalist government to enforce every Versailles treaty clause. Cabinet lineup includes Poincare premier and foreign minister with Maunoury Maginot Landry and Sarraut among others. He urged continued military occupation if Germany defaults on indemnities and a France Poland alliance while refusing Moscow recognition without debts payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Millerand
Briand
Germany
M. Poincare
Elysee Palace
M. le Trocquer
M. Darriac
M. Jourdain
M. Colrat
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Berlin
Allied Control Commission
Poland
Moscow
Russia
Mayor appoints welfare board to draft city relief plan
Mayor C. C. Curtis named Friday a committee to draft plans for a municipal welfare organization as per a council resolution adopted last Monday. Rev. Harry Kimbel chairs the council welfare committee and heads the new panel with members Roberts Homan Turnbull Welshimer Mrs Deuble and Mrs Bifoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curtis
Robert
Harry Kimbel
Councilmanic Welfare Committee
Roberts and
Homan
A. R. Turnbull
P. H. Welshimer
Homer Deuble
Josephine Bifoss
Trucks And House Damaged By Fire
Two trucks owned by R M Fruman were badly damaged in a Roslyway NW garage when one ignited near a furnace. Firemen saved the building. Later a porch fire at 2332 Mahoningrd NE caused minor damage. A Canton Daily News truck owned by Frank Haas at 1455 Willetav SE was slightly damaged by a short circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Fruman
Roslyway
Alice Bacon
Mahoningrd
Canton Daily News
Frank Haas
Willetav SE
Home Ransacked. Owner Absent At Time Of Burglary
Burglars ransacked Mrs. Mary Ramsey's home at 1331 Market Ave N sometime Thursday night. Loot value unknown as owner was away. Mabie Steely of 28 Arlington Ave NW reported a coat stolen from Eagle dance hall Wednesday night with a coat left in its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ramsey
Market-av N
Mabie Steely
Arlington Av NW
Eagle Dance Hall
Weather forecast with snow and cold in west tonight
Snow is forecast tonight with colder temperatures in the west. Saturday will be cloudy with flurries and a low near 25. Temperatures drop to near zero earlier in the forecast period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
The Sheik Victor records at Geo. C. Wille and Co Ray
A brief note highlights The Sheik Victor records at Geo. C. Wille and Co in Ray. The item appears as a catalog or listing entry from the store’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sheik Victor
Geo. C. Wille & Co
Kenny's Piano Dept Adv Sale Offers Weekend Deals
Friday and Saturday only. Player Roll 5 for $1.00 three for $1.00 two for $1.00. Kenny's Piano Dept advertises special pricing on select items with a weekend emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Students Night Friday at Deuberay Methodist Church
Evangelist Miller speaks on The Twentieth Century Prodigal Son during a Students Night on Friday January 13 at 7 15 p m at Deuberay Methodist church A special service for American Legion men and families is planned for Sunday night January 15 with the Bethemy quartet singing and the program titled Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse or Has God Been Settling With the World Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuberay Methodist Church
Evangelist Miller
American Legion
Bethemy
Teenage boy held after quiet church disturbance
In Huntington on January 13 a patrolman arrested 14 year old Martin Chapman for whispering in a church after a 27 hour period with no arrests. The incident ended when Chapman was brought in at 10 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Martin Chapman
Chapman
Let Sundays Daily News Help Solve Your Problems
A brief from The Daily News urges readers to use Sunday classified ads to find help, rooms, goods, and real estate deals. It notes reach in Canton and nearby areas and instructs to call 3500 and ask for Classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Canton
Ohio business boom as 2140 firms formed in six months
Ohio reports show 2140 new incorporations in six months ending December 31 with capitalization of 306,406,500. 552 existing firms raised capital by 128,352,000 while total firms slightly declined. Cleveland led in numbers and capital. manufacturing and building loan sectors posted notable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Capital
Wooster Professor to Keynote Woodrow Wilson Day
Prof. Charles H. West head of Wooster University political science will be the chief speaker at the Woodrow Wilson Day celebration organized by the Jefferson club in Wooster Ohio on January 16. The event aims to raise funds for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation and honor the late president's peace efforts. The Jefferson club will also hold its annual officer election during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. West
Wooster University
Wooster
Ohio
Jefferson Club
George D. Harter Bank
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
West
Democrats
Wayne County
Weavers Fight Higher Property Assessment in Court
Pearl and William Weaver sue County Treasurer Brenner and City Treasurer Hill to stop $2252.35 assessment for Eleventh street improvements on a lot valued at about $1200. They seek to reduce levy to $400, arguing lawful limit is one third of value. Attorney Ralph G. Wright represents them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
William Weaver
Brenner
Hill
Prospect Av
Eleventhst
Ralph G. Wright
Three Convicts Sentenced to Death Reach Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus, Jan. 13. For the first time three convicts from the same county were received at Ohio penitentiary to be electrocuted. George Bush Steve Myeskie and Charles Markovits were sentenced in Youngstown to die April 7 14 and 21. Bush faces a murder charge against a negro and Myeskie and Markovits a joint murder of a Youngstown woman. Death row total reaches 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
George Bush
Steve Myeskie
Charles Markovits
Youngstown
Bush
Myeskie
Markovits
Pastry Shop Offers Day-Old Cake and Roll Specials
A local pastry shop advertises a $1 combination deal featuring layer cakes, pecan nut rolls, and parkerhouse rolls. Tomorrow’s cake lineup includes College cake, fruit icing four layer, black walnut, spice, Lady Baltimore, pineapple cream, almond cream, butter cream, Devil’s food and more. Orders can be called in for delivery from Stand 13 Arcade Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkerhouse
Lady Baltimore
Carlsbad
Cleveland-av NW
Bell
State
Notice to locate Robert Hauttfuer for Red Cross help
The notice seeks information on Robert Hauttfuer last known at 1310 Rowland and NE. Send any information to the American Red Cross as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hauttfuer
Rowland and
American Red Cross
Walking To Capital To Plead For Son
Mrs. Margaret Anderson aged 60 walks from Dayton to Washington to plead with President Harding for her son Joe Anderson jailed for desertion at Fort Leavenworth. She hopes presidential intervention will clear the desertion stigma and restore his name as she recounts his service and illnesses. She recalls kin and ties to Marion and the Marion Star editor Florence Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
Joe
Leavenworth
Dayton
Washington
Harding
Joe Anderson
Argonne
Fort Leavenworth
Anderson
Don
Sioux City
France
Coast Artillery
Brownsville
Texas
Denver
Fort G. R. Russell
Johnny E. Johnson
Fort Russell
Ake Named Head of Ohio State Americanization Board
H Ross Ake of Canton was elected chairman of the State Advisory Committee on Americanization at a Columbus meeting. The group under the state department of instruction oversees public Americanization work, encourages local programs, and aids schools. Mrs. Sarah Geismer of Cincinnati was elected secretary. About 26 000 foreign born adults are enrolled statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs. Ross Ake
Canton
Columbus
State Department of Instruction
Rural Children Lack Nutrition in Ohio Farms
Ohio State University agricultural extension reports rural children on Ohio farms suffer higher malnutrition than urban peers. In Lake County 1556 pupils across eight schools show half lack nourishment and one third are underweight by about ten percent. Investigators led by J. J. Riggite and Alma Garvin plan a systematic combat program after initial weighings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service of
Ohio State University
Lake County
J. J. Riggite
Painesville
Alma Garvin
Sarraut Remains Head of French Delegation in Washington
M Albert Sarraut the French minister of colonies and acting head of the French delegation in Washington was instructed by Paris to stay at the helm until the conference concludes its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. Albert Sarraut
Briand
Paris
Akron City Manager To Leave Office Tuesday
Akron City Manager Laub will leave office next Tuesday under city ordinance. Friends urged mandamus action against the council. Supporters of Laud tried to place the issue before voters but were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Laub
Laud
Cleveland Round Trip Fare Ad Declares Weekend Schedule
Advertisement notes a $2.08 round trip to Cleveland and return for Saturday and Sunday travel on the W L E Ry. Good returning until Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Young and 6d at 25¢ per pound grocery ad
Short ad for Max Cooper's Grocery at 502 Mahoning Rd NE promotes young and sixd at 25 cents per pound with a call to buy now. Includes Bell and State numbers for contact or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cooper
Mahoning Rd
Bell
State
Rush For Bonus Continues At Stark County HQs
Up to noon Friday 1625 ex service men and women in Stark County signed state bonus applications at the American Legion clubhouse. Of those, 150 were signed Friday between 9 and 12, about one per minute. A flying squadron is delivering to homes of disabled veterans who sign at their residences. Ex service members unable to travel may request home visits by telephoning headquarters. Thursday night ten army nurses signed as a group. Requests for blanks came from former Cantonians across the United States including Florida Maine Oregon and California Cuba and Canada also sent requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co
American Legion
Army
United States
Florida
Maine
Oregon
California
Cuba
Canada
Canton Veteran Signs Bonus Application in Cleveland
A Canton veteran, Sarantas Faturas, seriously injured at work, became one of the first World War veterans to sign a bonus application in Cleveland on Thursday while hospitalized at Lakeside. Thousands more in Cuyahoga County signers followed as ex servicemen lined up at stations. Faturas, hopeful for his family, prompted a Legion squad to file his form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarantas Faturas
Cleveland
Vaturas
Lakeside Hospital
Bootlegger Botler Admitted to Stark Workhouse After Mixup
John Botler a trusted bootlegger in the Northern Ohio district was sent to Stark county workhouse for 60 days for selling moonshine. He initially sought county jail and was turned away by guards before being admitted to the workhouse later Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Botler
Ohio
Federal Court District
Stark Co
Botler
Westenhaver
All wool blankets at 3.65 and 4.65 at Arthur's
Readily available first quality blankets priced at 3.65 and 4.65 dollars at Arthur's store located on Market Avenue North. Adjoining advertisement notes location and pricing for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur's
Senate Leaders Debate Cash Bonus For Soldiers
Senate leaders weigh cash bonuses for ex soldiers tied to a 4 billion dollar British debt bond plan. Lodge forecasts at least 2.75 billion may be needed, with Curtis and Watson offering varied cash-need estimates from about 7 percent to 92 percent of veterans seeking cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Perseverance Wins Car in Daily News Campaign
Mrs. A. Brown of Hibbitts won an Oldsmobile in The Daily News subscription contest. A former Broken Bow Nebraska schoolteacher, she homesteaded there as a girl when the town had only three residents and later moved to Stark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. Brown
Hibbitts
The
Daily News
Broken Bow
Neb
Brown
Stark Co
Friday the thirteenth ends in jail for Brown
Akron report says George Brown woke to a locked jail cell after entering drunk with denatured alcohol and trying to force officers to drink. He later escaped by clogging himself out, then staggered back in, matching a long odd sequence with humor from jail staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
George Brown
Summiteo
Brown
Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meet
The Stark County Farm Bureau association will hold its annual meeting Saturday in the McKinley High school auditorium. Morning sessions will elect officers and present reports by County Farm Agent Burton and other officers. In the afternoon Walter Summers of Portage County, a well known dairyman, will deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkee Farm Bureau Association
McKinley High School
Burton
Walter Summers
Portage-co
Water Bills Due in Zone A Southwest City District
Water bill notice for Zone A in the southwest section south of Tuse and west of Cherry street. Monday is the last discount day. Canton Water Works advises payment to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Tuse
Cherry A
Canton Water Works
Local Ad Fragments Include Typewriters and Benson
A fragment from 590 Market Ave NE advertises typewriters and Benson items with telephone and state numbers, suggesting a small hardware or office supply listing. The clipped text reads Bell 2225 State 1025 and offers a glimpse of a period commerce listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Bell
Sheriff Sale Set for 834 Fulroard at Court House
The sale of property at 834 Fulroard corner 9th is scheduled for Saturday at 9 a.m. January 14 at the Court House under sheriff authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Property
Fulroard
Cor
the Court House
Democrats Use Newberry Fight to Attack Campaign Money
The Newberry seating vote passed 46 to 41 on four roll calls as Republicans backed Newberry. Democrats plan to push the issue in primaries and the general election to gain Senate control. Newberry thanked supporters after vindication, while nine Republicans opposed seating him amid concerns over campaign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Newberry
Republic
McNary
Oregon
Poindexter
Washington
Willis
Ohio
Cummins
Iowa
Kellogg
Minnesota
Borah
Capper
Ladd
Lafollette
Norris
Norbck
Kenyon
Jones
Sutherland
Stark Farmers to Attend Meeting
The annual Farmers' Week at Ohio State University runs January 20 to February 3. Special excursion rates of fare and a half for the round trip will be offered on the Pennsylvania railroad. An intensive course in agriculture and dairying will be conducted by university instructors. The event is a popular annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania Railroad
St Mihiel Transport Leaks as It Tries for New York
A wireless message to the War Department reports the St Mihiel and the leading army transport Crook met a squall about 199 miles east of Ambrose light. The vessels, traveling at seven knots, are en route to New York and expected to reach port Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
St. Mihiel
Crook
Ambrose Light
New York
Miller-Glanchard 20 moved to Tuscarawas Street
Funeral notice for Rush D. Hiller Funeral Director lists address change to 1037 Tuscarawas Street at Newton Avenue corner. Telephone numbers remain Bell 143-3292 and State 3292.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Glanchard
Tuscarawasst W
Newton-ay
Rush D. Hiller
Bell
Pastry Shop Promotes Pecan Rolls For Tomorrow
A local pastry shop advertises delicious pecan rolls available tomorrow with delivery. The ad lists location at State 3620 Bell 396 Stand 13 Arcade Market, 218 Cleveland Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Bell
Cleveland-ay NW
Disastrous Pittston Mine Cave-In Leaves Dozens Trapped
In Scranton area a mine collapse on Pittston Avenue traps between 10 and 50 workers. Four dead named as Michael Kelley James Barrett Al Reese Edgar Hughes. three others injured include Ant(h)ona Hallet James Daugherty John Kearney. City officials, mayor and police respond as surface fissures widen. Children flee as crevice opens in street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pittstomeav
Gundete
Michael Kelley
James Barrett
al Reese
Edgar Hughes
Anthona Hallet
James Daugherty
John Kearney
Pittstonay
Durken
Gold Imports Reach Record High in 1921
Gold imports into the United States rose by fifty percent in 1921 compared with 1920, setting a record in the nation’s history. The Commerce Department reports total imports at 691,267,448 dollars, with exports of 23,680,043 dollars. December 1921 imports were 31,684,978 dollars, the year's lowest month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Japan holds to unchanged stance on Shantung talks
Tokyo reports no yield or concessions in Shantung negotiations. The foreign ministry asserts Japan’s position remains as before, with no change in policy or demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shantung
Tokio
Foreign Office
Ford to Cut Car Price Again on January 16
Henry Ford announced another small price cut for Ford cars effective January 16, saying the model is now at rock bottom in price. The reduction is described as not large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Washington
Henry Ford
Robbery at Venitta Casall’s restaurant in Steubenville
Three suspects sought after highwaymen assaulted Venitta Casall, proprietor of a Steubenville restaurant, at a dark city center corner. They robbed him of 850 dollars in cash and 1400 dollars in diamonds earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, CO
Venitta Casall
Blind local youth saves family from fire
Perry Swaney, blind son of South Solon mayor Swaney, woke his family by smelling burning wood and alerted neighbors. The house was damaged. Also note an invitation to Oliver Wendell Holmes Council No. 41 members to attend the Washington Council No. 12 anniversary at Auditorium on Saturday evening January 14 with Councilor-Advisory Frank Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London,o
Perry Swaney
Swaney
South Solon
Oliver Wendell Holmes Council No
Jnn
Washington Council
Frank Booth
Adyv
Allwoot Plankets and Arthur's Market Ad List
Allwoot Plankets size 62 by 84 inches priced at 3.65. Plankets 4 percent and 4 percent Iba. Arthur's address listed as 204 Market av N. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur's
Marketav N. Ady
Victor records at Geo G and Wile and Co Adv
Victor records are noted at Geo G and Wile and Co in an advertising notice, indicating a business listing or service offered by the firm. The brief entry names the company and highlights its role in providing records or related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Records
Geo. G& Wile & Co
Wabash Business Victor Records at George C. Wile
Wabash business leader achieves a notable victory in a local matter at the George C. Wile venue. Community sources report a successful outcome following a series of negotiations and public listings.
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Ity
Gantonian
Oho State Fair
F. S. Wilson
Director of Agriculture
Tere
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Poingare
M. Sarraut
Rday
Ohl
Secretary of State
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Murderers Row
Ohio Pen
H. Ross Ake
State Board
Sarraut
Parley
American Legion Club
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Cleveland Legions
Central Bonus Committee
Cuyahoga County
Adv
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International News Service
8. A. Brown
Farm Bureau
Wabash Blues
Ady
Michigan
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