Deadlock Halts Sale of Springfield Sanitarium
Five county commissioners fail to reach accord over the Springfield Sanitarium sale as Summit county refuses to meet Stark county's $140,000 demand for its share. A second conference is set for February 19 with Summit holding firm at $40,000, while Columbiana Portage and Mahoning back Summit on price terms.
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Springfeld Sanitarium
Summit-co
Stark-co
Adam Jackman
Jackman
Fie
Summit Commisston
Columbiana
Portare
Mahoning @re
Summit-c
Warles Munter dies Saturday in Canton home
Charles Munter aged forty two of 834 Wth pi NW died early Saturday at his home after a four year illness. He founded a Canton business with a drug store on Cherry Street. Surviving are his wife and five children Alice Casimir Robert Paul and Alice his mother Mrs Munter of Canton two brothers John and Anthony of Canton two sisters Mrs Ming Mary Mrs J of Canton Mrs Emma Melius and Mrs Corelaincke of Canton. He was a member of St Peter church. funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at nine thirty at St Peter church and interment will follow at the same church cemetery.
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Charles Munter
Camplt
Ren
Alice
Casimirr
Robert
Werd
Aul
Alee
Munter
Canton
John and
Anthony
Cantour
Ming Mary
Emma Melius
Mre
Corelaincke
Thane
St. Peter Alt
St Peter
Weather and church plans discussed at Sunday meeting
A fragment describes weather forecasts with snow and rain and mentions a church discussion at a Sunday meeting. It notes plans at a church service and an afternoon gathering at two o'clock, with references to an interest plan from the bank and no Christian Endeavor group indicated.
Brewery Truck Becomes Mail Carrier in Albany Snow
In Albany New York a brewery truck commandeered by Uncle Sam delivered state department mail after breaking down in snowdrifts. The truck once carried deer and now bears mail as John Barleycorn is symbolically buried under a foot of snow.
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Albany
N. Y
John Barleycorn
Sam
John
U. & Mail
Canton theater managers back proposed license tax increase
Canton theater managers met at 3 pm to discuss a proposed rise in annual license taxes, aiming to raise about 15000 dollars for the city. They urged taxing other amusements as well and signaled willingness to comply if all entertainment venues share the burden.
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Canton
Isue
A. H. Abrama
Odeon
T. H. Waltenbaugh
Grand Opera House
Sims recalls warning to not let Britain pull wool over eyes
Admiral William S. Sims testified before the Senate committee on naval awards, saying he was told in Washington not to be deceived by the British and that the U.S. would fight Britain as soon as Germany. He cited orders given before going to London in 1917.
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Washington
William 8. Sims
Europe
Senate
Sims
London
County Legion Board Organizes Election of Officers
The Stark post of the American Legion held its first organization meeting Friday night to oversee other posts in the county. Officers elected were M. Campbell of Canton as chairman Homer M. Johns of Massillon as vice chairman and T. B. Smith of Canton as secretary. Robert MacKenzie heads the executive committee with J. Curley Massillon as charter committee chair, Andrew Nickas Massillon as Americanization committee chair and MacKenzie also chairs the publicity committee. Additional committees will be chosen next Friday night with Alliance delegates to be assigned where absent.
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Stark Ce
American Legion
M. FE. Campbell
Canton
Homer M. Johns
Massillon
T. B. Smith
Robert MacKenzie
J. ©. Curley
Andrew Nickas
Alliance
Moonlight Waltzes at Strand Dansant Featuring Norwood Mootz
Dancing from to 11 26 p m Moonlight waltzes by the Norwood Mootz orchestra led by Ralph Norwood at the Strand Dansant Ady notes.
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Norwood-Mootz Orchestra
Ralph Norwood
Strand
Dansant
Ady
Spirit of Truth Church Lecture at Tiger Hall
Spiritraliann Church of True Thought Spirit ualist hosts a 7:30 p.m. lecture by Rev. Ethel Fowler at Tiger Hall cor Market Ave and Second Street SK. Spirit communications to follow by Rev. Fowler Aner and P. H. Weston.
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Church of True Thought
Tiger Hall
Cor. Market Av
St SK
Ethel Fowler
Fowler
Aner
P. H. Weston
Used J. C. Fisher piano at Kegny's Piano Dept Adv
Classified note for a secondhand J. C. Fisher piano offered by Kegny's Piano Department advertising affordable price and availability. Includes brief call to action for interested buyers to inquire locally.
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J. C. Fisher
Kegny
Greek Plans Major Jail Escape From Jefferson County Jail
Samuel Ivanow alias George Kinas, a Greek inmate, was returned to Canton from Steubenville to face highway robbery and assault with intent to kill charges. Steubenville police disrupted a plot to escape by assaulting the night jailer and seizing keys. Kinas, linked to multiple burglaries and a daylight robbery at a northeast end coffee house, escaped after a pistol misfire. Kinase is also wanted in Chicago for shooting a policeman and in Mansfield on burglary charges. Police will hold Kinas pending affidavit filing by the coffee house proprietor and Deputy Wise on assault with intent to kill charges.
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Samuel Ivanow
George Kinas
Canton
Steubenville
Wise
Pilcher
Kinas
Jefferson Co
Kihan
Chicago
Mansfield
Northeast End
Kinase
Gauchat
Twin Sisters Become Brides in One Hour Ceremony
Twin sisters Wayne Kuemerle and Wade Kuemerle, both 17, wed within an hour at the Crystal Park M E church parsonage with Rev. A G Rupert officiating. Wayne married Samuel Townsend and Wade wed Charles C Martin after their licenses were issued Friday and Saturday morning respectively. father Joseph Kuemerle provided consent due to the brides' youth.
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A. G. Rupert
Crystal Park
M. EB
Mises Wayne DD. Kuemerle
Mahoning Rd
Samuel Townsend
Rowland
Wade D. Kuemerle
Moonlight Waltz Night at Strand with Norwood Moots
The Norwood-Moots orchestra directed by Halph Norwood performs moonlight waltzes at the Strand, dancing from evening until 11 30 p m. and continuing into the night with graceful music.
First Christian Church to discuss Sunday morning Adv
A notice indicates the First Christian Church will discuss an advancement at the Sunday morning service, inviting attendees and the community to participate in the discussion.
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First Christian Church
Arthur's Leather Shop Ad Promotes Trunk Prices
Trunks at 816, 818 and 818 numbers with prices from $12 to $25 and up. The ad claims savings of 26 percent or more on good trunks at Arthur's Leather Shop.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Mr Paul Brown to Speak at First Church of God
Intermediate Superintendent Paul Brown of the United Society of Christian Endeavor speaks Sunday morning at 4 30 at the First Church of God located at Young av and Third NE.
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Paul Brown
United Society of Christian Endeavor
First Church of God
Young-av
Young Av
Stage Beauty Fights For Part Of Field Fortune
Chicago reports Peggy Marsh seeks a share of a 5 million Field trust for her son Henry Anthony Marsh three, arguing the term issue. The fight centers on whether the will set aside two fifths for Henry Field’s child and whether Marsh’s son qualifies under the trust terms.
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Chicago
Peggy Marsh
London
Henry Anthony Marsh
Henry Field
Marshall Field
Calls for Legislature to Probe Civil Service Commission
In Columbus on January 17 a letter from W Walden and George Ewing members of the civil service commission asks the legislature to investigate the commission's administration for the past two and a half years. They claim critics have misled lawmakers and Governor Cox, harming public understanding and prompting serious discussion in the upper house.
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Columbua
State Civil Services Commission
W. Wailen
George Ewing
Civil Service Commission
Cox
New York Mourns Liquor's Passing In Prohibition Night
New York City observed Prohibition's start with muted bacchanalia and a sober dawn. The chorus of partygoers faded as officials prepared to enforce the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act with heavy police and federal presence.
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New York
Broadway
John Barleycorn
United States
Gotham
John B
Eagles Hall Dance Nights With Mack's Popular Players
Weekly evenings at Eagles hall host dance events Tuesday to Saturday with live music by Mack's Popular Players eight piece orchestra. The city venue promises ongoing performances on the dance floor with a rotating schedule of special music.
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Eagles’ Hall
Mack
Popular Players
Eight Piece
Michigan murder case clouds over mother's affidavit
The so called hope cheat murder case in Michigan centers on 80 year old Maude Tabor accused by her son Walter O Tabor of killing his sister with chloroform. Walter refutes his prior affidavit claiming it was coerced and vows to contest the charge while Maude Tabor remains jailed and defiant saying she will not be broken by the system. Joseph Virgo, Maude’s former secret husband linked to the death by abortion, returns home as officials push further.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Michigan “Hope
Walter O. Tabor
Sarah. Tabor
Maude Tabor
Tabor
Ketcham
Tabors
Maude
Mra Taber
Joseph Virgo
Maude Taher
Howth Bend
Good positions await you. Comptometer operator wanted.
Help wanted for comptometer operator at School 365 Clark Ridg. Bell phone 176 Ady. Immediate opening with local job contact.
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School
Clark Ridg
Bell Phone
Canton Red Cross clinic eyed as national health model
Canton clinic praised as potential experimental laboratory for national Red Cross health work. J M Telleen of the Lake division says Peterson may visit to inspect and study Canton with aim of recommending similar clinics in other chapters. Himes urges national health standards and a government health department led by a cabinet member.
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Canton
National Red Cross
J. M. Telleen
Lake F
American Red Crom
Telleen
Peterson
Red Crean
Lake
The
Red Crom
Telieen
Hi. Himes
Who i
New York
Buations
Himes
Red Cross
Red Crows
Local potato prices rise as market shows momentum
Local prices climbed five cents on Saturday after Raber Grocery quoted potatoes at five cents per peck earlier in the week and then at 99 cents Saturday. Potatoes have jumped 26 cents in ten days and may rise to one dollar by mid next week. Putter and Go prices stay steady. Kage retail at 80 cents while butter holds at 76 cents. Moose Hall welcomes public dances Thursday and Saturday with new floor and music.
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A. Raber
Kage
We Pay 6 Percent You Should Be One of Our Depositors
The Canton Morris Plan Bank advertises six percent interest to attract new deposits. The notice urges readers to become depositors at the Canton facility, highlighting competitive rates and inviting inquiries.
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Hton Morris Plan Bank
Canton Morris Plan Bank Om AY
Moose To Host Two Public Dances This Week
Moose announces two public dances this Thursday and Saturday at a new hall with good music. Ady promotes the events and invites community members to attend.
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Moose Hall
New Fleer
Ady
Moose
New Hall
Opening of the Church of the Boyl on Sunday Evening
Attend the opening of the Church of the Boyl at 7 26 p m in New Cassidy Hudg featuring a trance medium who claims to convey teachings from a spirit that passed forty years ago explaining communion of spirits and life everlasting as proved by science.
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Church of the Boyl
Cassidy Hidg
Tusee
Christ
Adv
Hooday Chicken Dinner at Margaret's Chocolate Shop Ad
A local ad notes a Hooday Chicken Dinner for sale at Margaret's Chocolate Shop with a price of one dollar. The brief listing appears in a small, mixed items section.
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Ady
Love Cake Divorces Sparked By Recipe Found In Pocket
Chicago court grants divorce after a cake recipe found in the husband’s pocket is deemed a motive. The note describes a “love cake” with kisses tears and other ingredients to be baked in a young man’s heart. The judge ruled the evidence sufficient.
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Chicago
Fdwin Fr
Pridie
Proeddle
Anna
Bradway
City Auditor seeks removal of sinking fund charges
City Auditor Karr urged the legislature to remove sinking fund and interest charges from the Smith one percent tax limits. Removal would cut $241,060 from operating expenses, easing Can ton’s 1926 deficit projected at $306,006. He plans to travel to Columbus to lobby representatives for swift law changes.
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Heeselon
Canton
Oper
Barr
Columbus
Mtark Co
Karr
Wife Divorces Husband in Jail on Bigamy Charge
Judge Robert H. Day grants divorce to Mrs Fisle Spade from Samuel Spade in Wellsburg West Virginia. The decree cites neglect in a suit filed after Samuel allegedly infidel and later wed Johanna Keefe of Wellsburg while still married. Authorities claim Spade married Keefe after his first marriage.
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Robert H. Day
Mra Fisle Spade
Samuel Spade
Wellsburg
W. V
Hreok-co
W. Va
Spade
Johanna Keefe
Union Carpenters Special Call Meeting Notice
Union Carpenters announce a special call meeting on Monday January 19 at 7 30 p m at Tigers hall W E Lerch ee Local 143 signs the notice Adv.
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Union Carpenters
Tigers Hall
W. EL Lerch
Classified ads accepted by 11 a m daily for The Daily News
Ads for publication Sunday or Monday can be phoned or brought to the office by 9 p m Saturday. For quick results at a small cost call 3560, either phone or visit Ady.
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Daily News
First M. E. church Sunday school notice
McKinley Memorial church invites strangers to Sunday school at 9 am, urging visitors to come early.
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M. E. Church
McKinley Memorial
Ady
Scholarships for Ex-Service Men in Various Disciplines Offer Redress
Free scholarships in Accountancy Baleemanship Business English and Arithmetic Metallurgy Mechanical Drawing Plan Reading and Estimating are available to ex service men through the M. C. A. Schools Apply now to A. C. Baw hill Educational Director Ady. Also seeking a used Emerson piano for sale Kenny's Piano advertising.
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A. C. Bawhill
Ady
Deschanel Elected President of the French Republic
Paul Deschanel elected president of France by 714 votes to 889, succeeding Raymond Poincare. The veteran chamber of deputies president, 64, has long clashed with Clemenceau and once dueled in 1894 over a newspaper charge. Deliberations showed unity among radicals and conservatives to back Deschanel.
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Paris
Paul Dea Chane
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Repubiic
Raymond Poincare
M. Clemenceau
M. Tea Chanel
D. Deschanel
Paul Fugene Louta Dee Chanel
Chamber
M. Dee Chanel
M Clemenceau
Chamber of Depution
M. Des Chanel
Three Firemen Die In Cincinnati Tea Plant Blaze
Cincinnati January 17 three firemen died and 14 were injured when a five story Newton Tea and Spice building burned in the bottoms district. A wall collapsed after a dust explosion and several rescuers were trapped as they fought the flames from a bridge extension. The dead are Kewio J Wahling Adolph Schonecker Jay Norris. Peter Seifert among the injured was reported dying. Taxicabs and private cars aided transport to hospital.
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Cincinnati
Newton Tea & Spice Co
Meado Box
Ohio River
Kewio J Wahling
Leutenant
Adolph Schonecker
Jay Norris
Norrie
France
Peter Seifert
General Hospital
Walsh Decides to Fight Wilson for Democratic Delegation
Boston January 1 United States Senator David J Walsh Democrat has decided to run as a delegate at large to the Democratic national convention on an anti Wilson platform. The announcement says he might consent to his name for vice president if Hoover or a western liberal Democrat is nominated.
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Boston
United States
David J. Walsh
Hoover
Walsh
Special communication of Canton Lodge on January seventeenth
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Saturday evening January 17 at 7 o'clock. F. Degree will be conferred. BR. B. Tinklier W. M. BE. Norris Bee'y.
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Canton Lodge
BR. B. Tinklier
W. M
BE. Norris
Bee’y
Local 143 Call Meeting for Loion Carpenters
Native special call meeting set for Monday January 19 at 7 30 pm in Tigers hall. Signed W B Lerch secretary Local 143.
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Loion Carpenters
Tigers Hall
W. B. Lerch
Seg
Ady
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Norwood-Moots Orchestra
Halph Norwood
Strand Dangant
Church Federation
Marshall Field II
Pegey Marsh
Rir
Henry Anthony Marah
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Ewing
Arthur's Leather &Hop
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