Vision Of Greater Canton Shown At Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at McKinley High School opened the Canton Chamber of Commerce expansion campaign with about 600 attendees. Leaders urged cooperative effort to enlarge Canton’s future, comparing the city to a bank where deposits of effort yield returns. Campaign details were outlined, stressing citizen duty and broad labor cooperation for a model city.
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Canton
Citizens’ Mass
McKinley High School
Chamber of Commerce
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Wanted Autos For Fire Dept
The Canton fire department seeks to borrow automobiles Wednesday afternoon to entertain orphans from Louisville Orphanage at the Strand theater showing of The Third Alarm. Proceeds benefit the Canton fire department. Canton residents aiding transport should report to Central Fire Department by 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Canton Fire Department
Louisville
Strand Theater
Canton
Central Fire Department
Story Teller on Daily News Radio Tonight
Vocal and instrumental music and storytelling take the air Tuesday night from Station WWE of the Daily News. James E. Gheen Educational Director American City Bureau hosts with Paul B. Beldon Canton Chamber of Commerce speaking on the campaign. With Miss Jeanette Adair and William Adams in vocal solos, Harry Ebert violin, Albert Miller cornet, and noted accompanists. A violin obligato by Ebert is featured.
City Council approves six month appropriation increase
The semi annual ordinance raises appropriations to 670217.15 for the first half of this year from 627769.11 last six months of 1922. Officials say city will live within income this year while outlining emergencies and improvements prompting the rise.
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Curtis
Ernst
City Planning Commission
Thrift Week Observed in Canton
Thrift Week in Canton runs January 17 to 23 with Franklin's birthday as the start. Observances include Budget Day Life Insurance Day Own-Your-Own-Name Day Share-with-Others Day Pay-Bills Promptly Day and Make a Will Day. Local bankers credit thrift with high per capita savings and urge support for financial institutions and American economic stability. St. Peter's Card Social Thursday offers free movies and music after lunch.
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Canton
Franklin
Ohio
St. Peter's
Railroad strikers linked to trestle death at Harrison
In Harrison Arkansas F C Gregor a striking Missouri and North Arkansas railroad worker was found hanged to a trestle after resisting a citizens committee investigating bridge burnings six bridges were destroyed last week prompting threats to suspend operations. A hotel owner previously bonded over alleged involvement was whipped from his home. State troops were reportedly ordered to Harrison as authorities pursued suspected strike agitators.
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Harrison
Ark
F. C. Gregor
Arkansas
Gregor
Missouri and North Arkansas
George W. O'Neal
Harrison Little Rock
J. Cc. Gregor
Thomas C. McRae
Hold conference on N E franchise
Members of the councilmanic public utilities committee and officials of the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company were to confer in the company offices Tuesday afternoon about the northeast car line extension. Traction officials had promised in 1922 and two weeks earlier the council gave the street car company 30 days to comply with six cent franchise ordinance of 1920 or revert to five cent fare.
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Councilmani Pub Mc Utilities Committee
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
Council
Street
Twenty injured as dynamite blast demolishes Scott garage
Crowley La Jan 16 twenty persons were reported injured today as Scott Louisiana town near Crowley was virtually demolished by 700 pounds of dynamite in a garage. Fire followed and apparatus from Lafayette and Rayne rushed to quell the blaze.
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Crowley
Scott
Lafayette
Rayne
Complete plans for realtors dinner Canton banquet Wednesday
Massillon realtors will attend the Canton Real Estate board annual banquet at 6 30 p m in the Hotel Northern. C C McNeil president of the Akron Real Estate board will be a guest of honor. Principal speaker H N Tolles president of the Sheldon school of Business Philosophy in Chicago. Also notices a sale on Hartmann Gibraltar Wardrobe Trunks with reduced prices and other items on sale.
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Massillon Realtors
Canton
Canton Real Estate Board
Northern
C. C. McNeil
Akron Real Estate Board
H. N. Tolles
Sheldon School of Business Philosophy
Chicago
Free Gifts Promote 1923 Christmas Savings Account
An advertisement notes First Trust & Savings Bank of Canton offers a free mail box with every 1923 Christmas Savings account opened. Canton Mattress Co. adds free feather pillows with a full sized felt mattress purchase at 794 Tuscat E State 1322.
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First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Canton Mattress Co
Tuscat E
State
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ady
Will Again Try To Unite M. E. Churches
In Cincinnati on January 19 fifty churchmen will discuss plans to amalgamate the northern and southern wings of the Methodist church. The joint committee has worked ten years without a final plan, with Bishop W. F. McDowell of Washington chairing the commission.
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Cincinnati
Southern Methodists
Northern Methodists
Joint Committee On Union
W. TF. McDowell
Washington
Daily News Radio Tuesday Night Program Highlights
A Tuesday evening program on DAILY NEWS RADIO features Miss Jeanette Adair mezzo soprano and Mr Albert Miller cornetist with Mr Harry Ebert violinist and Mr William Adams baritone. Mr Paul Belden delivers an address on the New Chamber of Commerce as part of a series of entertaining stories by Mr James FE Gheen. Miss Evelyn Kaufman accompanies Miss Adair while Mr Jack Mason assists Mr Miller. Selections include I Love You Truly and Thou Know That Sweet Land of Dreams. A vocal Shadows and There’s Sunlight in Your Eyes are included with other numbers. Interludes feature Mr Gheen story telling and cornet solo Rosille by Mr Miller. The program is managed by Mr Belden with further items by Ms Clay Smith and F Paolo Tosti. The station notes Packard grand piano by Alford & Fryar, Moock Electric Supply Co. as technical director.
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WWE
Daily News
James E. Ghéen
American City Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Paul B. Beldon
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Gheen
American Academy of Dramatic Art
New York
Jeanette Adair
William Adams
Adair
Cherry-av
Trinity Lutheran Choir
Mr. Adams
W. E. Strassner
Harry Ebert
McKinley High School
Albert Miller
Evelyn Kattman
Adams
Ebert
Jack Mason
Miller
Paul B. Belden
New Chamber of Commerce
James FE. Gheen
Evelyn Kaufman
Mr. Ebert
Mr. Gheen
The
Mr. Belden
Shadows
Carrie Jacobs
Miss Adair
Clay Smith
F. Paolo Tosti
You Are
Frederic N. Lohr
Louis Gregh
F. Harling
Speeding rail car crushes auto at Paddock rd crossing
Traveling at high speed, the Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No. 87 struck and demolished the front of an automobile driven by W. A. Daram of Covington Kentucky at the Paddock road crossing. His wife and mother in law were in the car but none were injured. Revival meetings at Wesleyan Methodist church each evening at 7:30 led by evangelist A. B. Hotchkiss.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. A. Daram
Covington
Paddockrd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. B. Hotchkiss
Advy
Waver Notification and Circulation Service Hours
Reader can request a copy by calling 3500 and providing the miss or misprint details. Circulation dept offers this service each evening until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
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Etrculation Department
Canton Seeks Overhead Crossings After Rail Derailment
The Tuscarawas Street crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio railway blocked Canton's west end for four and a half hours after five freight cars derailed. Officials and business leaders urged overhead crossings to prevent future traffic tieups, noting the city is hampered by many main street rail crossings. N. O. T. losses included overtime for crews and repair costs as crews tried without success to right the twisted tracks. Canton Chamber of Commerce and the Canton Automobile Club pressed for elevated crossings, deeming them essential to city growth and traffic safety.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Tuscarawas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Luethi
N. O.T
West End
Frank Conklin
N. T
Charles W. Flory
The
Canton Automobile Club
Tuscarawasst
Jazz Clothing To Be Given Black Eye In Convention
Cincinnati delegates predict a rough reception for Jazz clothing at the International Association of Clothing Designers annual convention opening tomorrow. Irving I. Frankel, president of the Cincinnati branch, leads the movement against "Jona" Mathing.
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Cincinnati
International Association of Clothing Designers
Aginst
Jona
Mathing
Irving 1.Rankel
The
Ansociation
Starnes and Woman in County Jail in Harting Killing
Grady Starnes charged with murder of Harold Harting and Mrs. Vera Roth held as witness after Harting was stabbed at 609 Cleveland SW during a Sunday fight. They were moved from city to county jail Monday afternoon. A Pennsylvan ia railroad shop employee questioned as a witness overheard Starnes relate the murder. Harting's body sent to Van Wert for burial. Rev. D F F. Rittenhouse of Columbus to preach at Trinity Reformed Church on The Preeminence of Christ.
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Grady Starnes
Harold Harting
Vera Roth
Starnes
Harting
Cleveland
Roth
Pennsylvania Railroad
T. H. Shorb
van Wert
Lathrop Lodge Special Communication Jan 16 7 P.M.
Lathrop Lodge No 676 announces a special communication Tuesday January 16 at 7 p.m with M M degree. Chas Be Burd W M and George C Mass secretary are listed. Also an advertisement offers a free baby picture at Keagy's studio during January and February with no charge for mothers bringing their baby today.
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Lathrop Lodge No
Chas
BE. Burd
W. M
George c. Mass
Keagy
Interest rate dominates British debt talks in Washington
Washington January 16 Britain's debt funding talks resume with the main dispute over interest rates rather than maturities on the 5 billion dollar loan. American negotiators seek actual principal payments and a workable term, while Britain pushes for a lower interest rate, possibly 3.0 percent, with final maturity around 66 years if a deal on interest is reached.
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Washington
American Commission
Commission
Britain
Stark County Fair Board Increases Premiums
The Stark-County fair board raised premiums across most lines by the premium committee on Monday. An additional 4000 dollars was allotted for free attractions and 7500 for the races. The committee may add more running races to the harness program, with purses set to be higher than before. Calf class awards will rise notably, aided by the Shorthorn Breeders Association offering to match committee prizes. Pig clubs may follow suit with matching offers.
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Stark-co Fair Board
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
French seize Dortmund completes Ruhr occupation
French troops occupy Dortmund completing seizure of the Ruhr. About 225 miles from Berlin, 50 000 French and Belgian soldiers hold a 75 mile line encircling 300 square miles of new German territory. Allied reparations commission says Germany in default on coal and cattle deliveries. Fears of further clashes erupt as German coal magnates refuse to supply coal. British cabinet weighing formal protest to France over Rhineland and Ruhr occupation.
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Dortmund
Ruhr
Berlin
Inter Allied
Paris
Germany
Bochum
de Goutte
Dusseldorf
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
London
Eice
Essen
German paper marks plunge to 14500 per dollar
New York January 16 German paper marks fell to 14500 per one American dollar the lowest level on record amid continued French occupation of German territory. The piece notes the exchange pressure and references pre war values and a bank advertisement on page three.
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New York
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Charls
Pontiac
LaVerne Busche
G. H. Charis
United Alloy Steel Corpooration
James J. Gheen
GG. Hi. Charis
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Paul LB. Belden
Fire Dept
Daily News Radio
Violinist
James I. Gipetas
Paul RB. Belden
Fort
W. Paul Wagner
Citizens Building & Loan Co
Bank
Building and Loan Associations
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Wagner
Julius Whiting, Jr
First Savings & Loan Co
Thrift Week
Bondsman
N. E
Hartmann
Arthur's
M. E
Eve
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Adair Violin—Serenade
Sweet Land of Dreams
A. Thomas
Drigo
Fred W. Witter
WWB
Packard Grand Piano
Alford & Fryar Piano Co
Moock Electric Supply Co
B&o
Tuscarawas-St
C. Off
Ophe
Railroad
Rev
D. FF. Rittenhouse of Columbus
Trinity Reformed Church
Christ
England
Erman Coal
Tron
Lowell Reformed Church
Richard Yocum
Youngstown
Ke. Ol. Hang Bible Class
Rhineland
Great Britain
Lord Curzon
Lausanne
ERMAN
Trust & Savings Bank
Farrall & Son
Courtny
Baby
Courtney
Adv
Hallmark” Store
Walter H. Double
Tuscat
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