Street Car Service and Bus Plan Faces City Council
A proposed shift to all bus service with tracks removed is discussed by A C Blinn NOP general manager during a utilities committee meeting with the mayor and city solicitor. Blinn seeks favorable franchise terms and a Beeler survey review to guide action, with investment and earning data to be provided later.
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A. C. Blinn
N.O.P
Utilities Committee of Council
Swarts
Blinn
Pageting
Beeler
Utilities Committee
W. I Stansberry
Demand for Tax Appraisals Sparks Rental Rate Debate
Citizens and Canton Real Estate Board discuss a possible rise in rents driven by reappraisals. Real estate leaders cite supply and demand, noting older properties may bear higher valuations while newer buildings face steadier rents. Rental changes hinge on market balance rather than reappraisal alone.
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Armone
Canton Real Estate Board
Joseph Blechele, Jr
Enty
Cantor Rent Estate Board
Fashion shifts boost brunettes in beauty buys in Canton
The Canton Daily News notes rising brunette beauty product sales as more brunettes than blondes drive demand for rouge cosmetics and related items. A national newspaper representative praises the paper’s space efficient ads while discussing reader interest and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
C. L. Bailey
Canton
Mary Lou Shoots Down Compliment With Sharp Reply
SHL S clever girl Mary Lou is small and quiet but impresses visitors with a quick retort. While she cuts paper dolls, the guests admire nothing of her appearance, then hear her calmly say she is not pretty but “emef-ret.”
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Ms’ Lou
Mary Lou
Mery Lou
Youth Revolt at Canton Minister Home Party
A Canton minister hosts a youth gathering that turns into a mock revolt as young guests replace the planned entertainment with their own party. The incident, marked by unexplained empty bottles and mischief, hints at a clash over youth independence and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Efir
Coal prices tumble as miners cut rates across regions
Coal prices fell Thursday as operators cut rates in West Virginia and nearby markets. West Virginia splint drops to 8.00, Youghto gheny to 7.25, Pittsburgh No 8 to 6.25, Pocahontas to 10.25, reflecting ample mine stocks and milder weather reducing demand. Rollin Spellman of Warwick Spellman Coal Co cites large on hand stocks and weakened orders.
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West Virginia
Youghtogheny
Pittsburgh No. 8
Pocahontas
Rollin Spellman
Warwick-Spellman Coal Co
Spellman
Own Your Own Home in Canton City Property for Sale
The Want Ad section highlights multiple Canton homes for sale with down payments and rent-like balances. It urges readers to review the City Property for Sale listings to find advertisers offering easy paths to home ownership and potential bargains.
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Today’s Daily News
Canton
Acros
Congress Still Boils on Red Plot Charges
In Washington on January 13, Secretary Kellogg accused Mexico of a red plot to undermine American influence in Latin America. The remark drew Republican support but left the opposition cold. Democrats adopted a watchful waiting stance, with a caucus likely to be called to discuss the issue. Senator Wheeler and Senator Norrie lead insurgent voices.
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Washington
Congress
Kellogg
Latin America
Mexico
Rio Grande
Wheeler
Montana
Norrie
Nebraska
Robert M Wolfe Killed in Plunge from Dispatch Roof
Columbus on January 12 a sudden fall killed Robert M Wolfe millionaire publisher and owner of the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal He reportedly slipped from the roof as he was going to his private office and died instantly on the street below an employee stated the fall appeared accidental.
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Columbus
M Wolfe
Pubisher
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Wolfe
Federal agents mop up Lorain in dry law sweep
Lorain Ohio saw federal dry agents raid the town with Gov Donahue in Columbus. Twenty five arrested and a bus sent to Cleveland last night. Strategy kept secret as lawmen moved in, with Lorain police unaware of the operation. Two women among those seized.
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Cleveland
Theodore Walker
Lorain
Columbus
A . Donahey
Goode
House agriculture panel backs relief bill to ease surpluses
Washington January 18 The house agriculture committee approved a farm relief bill by a 13 to 0 vote. The measure would authorize 259000000 to stabilize prices by regulating surpluses and supporting farm income.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Heusen
Big Hearted Will to Help Lita Get 16 Million
A quirky early item from Grand Rapids notes a mayoral figure claiming to have 16 million and offering aid to Lita and the children, distancing from a corrupt associate, with a promise to feed them at the old mayor's house. The misspelled, informal dispatch reflects a humorous, lightly enigmatic press squeeze.
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Lita
Rogers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Beverly Hills
Tings
Charlie
Allike
St. Lita
Alleged Plot May Bring Rift Between Nations
Washington asserts that a severance of US Mexico relations could stem from Mexican support of Russian communist activities on Mexican soil aimed at overthrowing the US government. The Kellogg memorandum warns Moscow aims to influence Latin America and assist the Nicaragua revolution through Mexico, while Calles’ government faces scrutiny for leftist ties and non overt actions against American property.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Basia
Department of State
Mexico City
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kelloge
Moscow
Latin America
Nicaragua
Calles
Governor Acts in New Angle of Mellett Case
Columbus January 13. Gov Vic Donahey was informed Jack Lopez jailed in Sharon Pa did not participate in the murder of Canton Daily News publisher Don R Mellett. Officials say Lopez confession may aid Stark county prosecutors if true and Harter will check the new information.
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Mellett
Columbus
Jack Lopez
Laredo
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Vic Donahey
Lopez
Sharon
Governor's
Stark Eco
H. Sisson
Gov
A. V. Conary
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Wanten
Mollett
Harter
Siseson
Tex
Student Taken From Barricade Continues On Page Eight
Knoxville Tenn Jan 14 After killing two women a mother and daughter the president of the senior class Carson and Newman college W. Johnson barricaded himself in his home today and was captured mortally wounded by a posse from three counties Fear of bombs machine guns and dynamite were used to force Johnson out The flames rosted through the house Thousands jammed the vicinity as the fire raged
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Knoxville
Tenn
Carson and Newman College
Johnson
Earthquake Jolts Manila and Islands in Morning
An earthquake shook the area for about 24 seconds after 9 o clock in the morning. A second tremor was recorded in parts of the islands, but not felt locally. Seismographs logged 277 quakes on the islands last year, few strong enough to be felt.
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Manila
Thie Ely
Psaom
County and City Buildings Held as Behind Time Plan Approved
Joint conference of the municipal building commission and the county commissioners in the mayor's office Wednesday afternoon declared the courthouse city hall safety building and auditorium obsolete for current needs. Representatives favored uniting interests to reduce final costs and improve public service. A unanimous resolution endorsed a joint building program to house both governments.
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Municipal Building Commission
Government slaps at Ford in stock value case
In Detroit on January 13 the government announced plans to recover about 34 million dollars from Ford Motor Co. stockholders. Attorney Alexander W. Dregs said the case targets Henry and Edsel Ford over a 1919 advance valuation obtained from the Internal Revenue Department.
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Petroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Alexander W. Dregs
Henry
Edsel Ford
Internal Revenue Department
Ford
New East Ohio Gas Offices to Open January 24
East Ohio Gas Co announces new offices will open Monday January 24 at Dewaltay and 24 NW. Manager William J. Morgan says the building, under construction over a year, is equipped with updated fixtures and a large lobby to ease crowds on collection days.
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East Ohio Gas Co
Dewaltay
William J. Morgan
Architect A te Thayer Visits Canton For Tuberculosis Hospital Plans
Architect A te Thayer arrived in Canton for talks with the hospital construction committee. He is expected to present nearly complete plans for the county tubercular hospital to be built on the Louisville Harris site, with a spring contract start anticipated.
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A. Te Thayer
County
Canton
Thayer
Tragedy at Uniontown Dome Fire Ends in Deaths
Firefighters found James Williaros, 35, and his children a daughter 56 and a son 4, in a turning dome near Uniontown. The bodies appeared crushed. the adults were carried to Mercy Hospital by the ambulance crew as investigators searched the scene for the cause of the blaze.
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Uniontowa
Mee
James Williaros
Lamher
Tere
Boy Coaster 9 Dies After Sled Crash With Truck
Nick Sibek nine of 2611 Indiana Way ME was killed when a sled ride down a driveway struck a truck on 16th Street NE. Driver Victor Maurer 1816 4th St NE said he could not stop in time. Police Chief Wise urged coasters to use roped off streets: Highway SW Springay NE 18th St NW and 15th St NE. Sibek survived by mother Kristosich and brother John.
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Victor J. Maurer
4Th St
Stark Provision Co
Maurer
H. R. Ajas
16Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Sam Heckneman
John H. Wise
18Th St
15Th St
Wise
Horace Mann School
Kristosich
John
Jacobs’ Undertaking Establishment
Plymouth Coroner widens probe after woman's suicide
Mee Emma J. Werner committed suicide today at the Werner home. Coroner Johnson extended his inquiry into the death of Huse West, 20, who lived there, to investigate the death of his brother Ralph West, missing since September.
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Plymouth
Ind
Emma J. Werner
Johnson
Huse Weet
Werner
Ralph Weal
Flu Epidemic Sweeps Philippines Prompting Health Warnings
Manila January reports an influenza outbreak with several thousand cases and deaths approaching one hundred, as officials note many residents avoid doctors. Authorities warn the disease is virulent, especially among mountain tribes, amid ongoing epidemic concerns.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Senatorial vote impounded in Pennsylvania contest
In a ceremony attended by Senator Reed of Missouri, campaign funds chairman, an agreement was signed to impound all votes in the Pennsylvania senatorial race between Wildlem Vare and William J. Wilson. Wilson, a Democrat, contests Vare's victory.
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Washington
Jan
Benater Reed
Missouri
Campaign Fund Committee
Pennsylvania
Wildlem & Vare
William Jf. Wilson
Wile Son
Vare
Questioned man linked to bank death case in Kansas City
A man questioned today over the death of Cas Ehlers, president of the closed Bank of Illinois, amid a broader inquiry into poisoning allegations involving the bank widow. The suspect reportedly appeared at a police station in Kansas City to answer questions in the case, which also touches on a death by wife suicide.
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Kansas City
Jun
Cas Ehlers
ioanok# state bank
Vred Chiera
Bie
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