Chamber Banquet Draws 300 Plus with War Cause Talk
Canton bankers manufacturers and professionals attended the Canton Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Courtland hotel. Dr Paul Goode of the University of Chicago gave a illustrated talk on geographic and economic influences in the war era and urged a back to the farm policy. The meeting opened with a union pledge by Martin J Pierce, a telegram from John Barrett was read, and Henry W Harter acted as toastmaster despite illness.
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Courtland Hotel
Ning
Aul Goode
University of Chicago
Ated
Martin J. Pierce
Educal
MC. A
John Barrett
Ye Pan-American Union
Barrett
Canton
William’ McKinley
Buffalo
H. B. Webber
Henry W. Harter
Chamber
Sewer Work Extras Probe At City Plant Project
Finance committee reviews eleven thousand dollars in extras on sewer work for a thirty five thousand dollar project. City Solicitor opinion favors suing to recover overcharges while a survey of alignment near the narrows is ordered. Investigation committee finds payment premature and recommends delaying further payments until issues are resolved.
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Council
W. S. Ruff
METS
Construction Co
Sever
Investmnat
Ange
Sewage Report in Nut Shell
Nut Shell sewage report details extra excavating and cement costs totaling 22000 with denials of additional 9000 and 2000 requests for Barber right of way delay. Recommends re-survey of sewer Une and using regular estimate funds to pay extras. Proposes citizen commission to draft specifications to recover money. Commission notes lack of preliminary surveys and imprecise quantities.
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Commission of Citzens
Commission
Rubbish Law Violations Prompt Hotel and Restaurant Action
A city official announced possible charges under the rubbish ordinance after reports of improper waste handling at a hotel and a restaurant. Details mention inspections and enforcement steps as authorities decide on violations and remedies.
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Pires
Germany Denies Von Papen Paid For Outrages
Overseas News Agency denial states Capt Franz Von Papen recalled military attache did not pay men to blow up U S munitions plants or to blow a Canadian border railway bridge. Also notes notices advertising posters and local events including church supper and art exhibits.
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Franz von Papen
Washington
U.S
Werner Horn
Overseas
Canton Cold Snap Ends As Temperature Rises
Canton residents saw a thaw after a bitter spell as Meyers the local weatherman reported Tuesday morning temperatures rose 8 degrees from the previous day and 11 degrees in 24 hours. He noted a low around four degrees last night and predicted ice cutting to start Friday or early next week.
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Canton
Carl
Meyer
Canton Weatherman
el Schellhase
Schory and
Pretentiousness of Con struction Shows Lack of Expert Advice
System is wrong at cost per patient claims a tuberculosis hospital built as a "shack" at Springfield lake costing 285000 with 130 capacity. Critics say well built facilities could serve more patients for far less and urge expert planning over business methods in county infirmaries.
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Springfield Lake
Poster exhibit features works of renowned artists at Harris building
A Harris building display showcases work by leading cartoonists. The notice mentions a poster exhibit and an advertising insert for Tadath street and M. Kina Discount Sale at Gaskell Art Store.
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Harris Building
Marketay N
Morris Bailding
Harris
Advt
Tadath
M. Kina
Gaskell Art Store
White
Claims Indian Took Wife and Love With Him
Lengs says the Carlisle graduate known as rokee took his wife Mary J Lengs from their home in 1914. He claims the wife was infatuated with the educated Indian and allowed him to stay until September paying only $2.85 for board. Lengs alleges he was forced out and the wife left with the Indian.
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Rokee Indian
Carlisle
Eoot Ad
Bert P. Lengs
Mary J Lengsle
Mut
Mually
Ith
Mine Workers In Session Open Convention At Tomlinson Hall
The United Mine Workers of America opens a two week convention in Tomlinson Hall with John P. White presiding. Gov Ralston addresses miners as they discuss wage readjustment and actions against war and militarism. Delegates consider restoring the four state scale and await reconciliation with operators following yesterday’s talks.
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Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
John P. White
Ralston
Wilson
Colorado
Health of Children Endangered by Cold in Several Rooms
The board of education met Monday night to address dangerous heating and ventilation conditions in multiple schools. Plans for relief include inspecting contractors and architects, seeking costs around 260 dollars, and holding responsible parties to account. Building Superintendent Pettit will present estimates and a clear plan to remedy inadequate radiation and ventilation.
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Board of Education
Taki
Auidg
Toin'e
Harmony
Cr Nunar
Ube P. Bgnon
Todo i
Petii
Iso
Pettit
Greek King May Face Departure as Crisis Rages
Reports from London and wartime dispatches describe Greece pressed by the Axis and Allies. Troop movements around Corfu and Athens hint at imminent occupation. The German and Austro Hungarian forces tighten control while Greece seeks to honor Serbia treaty obligations amid shifting Balkan alignments.
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Hingland
Sofia
London
Raeland
France
Eron
Corfu
Piera | Kavate
Greece
Ies
Athens
Alles
Servia
Artuies
Balkan
Germany
Montenegro
Austria
Jovet
Furnished Rooms Advertised For Rent In City
Fractured ad text describes multiple furnished rooms for rent offering conveniences and heat. Mentions address clues and street references such as central Bath area and NW locations. Indicates multiple listings with terms like two furnished rooms and all conveniences.
Classifieds Promise Better Rooms and Changes
The Canton Daily News promotes its classified pages promising readers changes and better rooms. It emphasizes reading the Classifieds for options and benefits.
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Canton Daily News
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Chamber of Commerce
Ecial
Ofitizens
J. W. Brown Plano Co
Walnutland Secondst
St. Pet- Dramatic Club
St. Cecelia Hall
von Papen
First Presbyterian
Ladies’ Ard Society
Harets
Monnot & Sacher
Marketag S
Wriands
Overiano
The
Canton Motor Car Co
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Marketa N—Advt
Dunre
Perseme
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tree
Daniels
BIG Hospital
Holland
Adve
Harmony Ot School Board
Turngeriem
Overiana
Gaskell Art
Roumania
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