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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 21, 1920
Page
1
Republican Caucus Bets On Tax Bill Passage
State legislators, after a Tuesday caucus, claim enough votes exist to pass the Gardner tax bill. The measure aims to raise salaries for professors and staff at state colleges and universities, with funds diverted to the general state fund for annual maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toey
Senate talks stall as two leaders push compromise
In Hington on January 21 the senate deadlock persists with bipartisan efforts to reach a compromise amid conflicting views on treaty passage. Senators MecNar of Oregon and others push for a workable agreement while leaders Lodge and Hitch remain wary of conceding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Senate
MecNar
Oregon
Fident
Lodes and
Hitchiem
Suffragette Sues Paris Paper Over Alleged Defamation
A French suffragette, identified as Mme Maria of Paris, sues a Paris newspaper for defamation. The case is referenced in the latest Weekly Magazine with notes on alleged false statements and the related press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Maria
France
Pelle
la Vie Frances
Alleg- Was
Siden
Aga Pl
Weather and music forecast with scattered notes
General weather outlook promises fair conditions on Thursday with mild winds. A local music event features performances by the Haines brothers and others, plus a baseball score update and community notices.
Massachusetts man to head Y M C A schools
Walter E. Seward of Massachusetts has accepted the post of director of automobile and industrial training schools for the Canton Y M C A. The new educational building at 316 322 Second St NW will open soon after February first with Seward arriving late this week to prepare. The Y M C A schools will offer federally recognized technical courses and have earned government endorsement through the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Seward
Massachusetts
Canton Young Men's Christian Association
Thurman C. Smith Motor Car Co
Association
Seward
A. C. Sawhill
Sawhill
Canton
Sawhii
War Department
Death summons aged attorney in Homeworth
Aged attorney A D Sanor of Homeworth Ohio died at 5 20 PM Tuesday of pneumonia at his home. He was 61 and leaves a wife and several siblings with his mother also surviving. A Mason and former superintendent of several Ohio schools he studied at Mt Union College and Western Reserve Law. Funeral services are at his Homeworth home Saturday at 11 AM with burial in Alliance Cemetery mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sanor
Homeworth
Ohio
Sanor
Canton
Sarah
The
Masons
Foster, Foster and
Western Reserve Law Department
Alliance, Youngstown
East Liverpool
Cleveland
Cleveland Booth High School
Gregory of
Sebring
McMasters
Mt. Union College
Alliance Cemetery
Traffic laws to be revised by council
The new council ordinance committee, chaired by W. T. Kirk, organized Tuesday night and will review unfinished legislation from the old council along with new ordinances including revised traffic laws and a proposed circus license. The first ordinance to be considered taxes licenses for theaters, pool rooms, billiard halls, pawnbrokers and secondhand stores, drafted by four councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoberdier
State of siege in northern Italian cities amid railway strike
Milan Turin Genoa and other northern centers are under a government state of siege as troops patrol trunk lines and railways. A strike has spread across northern and central Italy, with southern employees not yet joining and Catholic workers abstaining. Assemblies are banned and motor trucks are confiscated amid efforts to curb sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Milan
Turin
Genoa
Italy
Kingdom
Southern Railway
Naples
Bissolati
Socialist Party
Forgia
Victor Emmanuel
Tigers Notice and Easter Glove Sales Ad
An odd two part notice urges locating a friend by 11:30 p.m. It also promotes pianos tuned for three dollars and lists Easter glove sales at Arthur's Leather Show with white kid gloves and long strap wrist gloves priced from two to six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Arthur's Leather Show
Ady
Beautiful Mahogany Player Piano with 6% Note Action
Used piano with full 6% note action and easy operation. Beautiful mahogany case delivers a wonderful tone. Terms can be arranged. Klein & Heffel Man Co. 416 Market Ave N Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Heffelman Co
N.—Ady
Klein «& Meffelman Co
Ady
Sinn Fein Plans Open Challenge to Castle Authority in Ireland
Sinn Fein leaders vow to refuse Dublin Castle dictates and seize local government power. A first move within 10 days will nominate sheriffs. Cork’s Alderman Murray is jailed and could select the jury if sheriff, with Denis McNeill and Michael Ahearn named for charges of sedition and bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sinn
Lord Leutenant
Sinn Fein
Cork
Alderman Murray
Denis McNeil
Cortt
Michael Ahearn
McNeill
Ahearn
Brilliant Artist Comes To America
Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, creator of Old Bill, arrived in New York aboard the Lapland. The humorist and cartoonist, famed for caricatures of French life, helped relieve wartime stress in England. A lecture tour of the United States is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruce Bairnsfather
Lapland
Rairnsfathers
England
United States
Hairnatather
Pershing Chief of Staff Plan Opposed in Senate
Secretary Baker told the Senate military committee the plan to make General Pershing permanent chief of the general staff is impractical. The report also notes other items: Mrs Weis survives influenza after giving birth to twins in Aurora Illinois. Hoover for president boom starts in Minneapolis. Senate adopts resolution favoring Thrace portion to Greece. Bandits attack waterworks bank in St Louis. one robber killed and officer wounded. Tipperary reportedly in revolt as police barracks attacked. Cleveland fire devastates a garage and ten trucks. Ad notices for Canton, Ohio machinist and automobile school promotions appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Senate
General Pershing
Senate Military Committee
Mrs Fleischmann Granted Divorce From Julius Fleischmann
Mrs Lilly Fleischmann was granted a divorce from Julius Fleischmann former Cincinnati mayor. He did not contest. The hearing lasted under thirty minutes with alimony and a fortune split including a $25 000 annual support and a summer home at Point Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lilly Pleischmann
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Point
Conn
Rotary Club to Hear Chief at Friday Noon Meeting
The Canton Rotary club will meet Friday noon in Bates' Candy shop Market av N Chief of Police Galee hat will address the Rotarians after lunch. A Pillow Top Party is planned Wednesday night at Eagle hall. Music by Mark's Popular Players. Tigers. Last call ad notes glove stock at Arthur's Leather Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Rotary Club
Bates
Market Av N
Galehat
Eagle Hall
Mark
Canton mayor warns police to clean up or face upheaval
Mayor Herman Witter and Safety Director Ankefer threat to Canton police at a HQ meeting. They demand improved conduct within two weeks or an investigation into lawlessness and vice downtown, declaring no tolerance for a "wide open town" and stressing pride and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman BR. Witter
Ankefer
Canton Police Department
Witter
Reeube
Canton
Pace Department
The
Ony
Mayor Witter
Police Department
Canton Housing Crisis Spurs Local Industry Appeals
The Canton area press describes a housing shortage as Canton industries seek help from other cities. Quarters of all kinds are in demand, with vacant furnished rooms and suites easily rented. Contact Daily News Rental columns via phone or email. ads accepted until 9 am for that day’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Funeral notice for Brother Theodore Borne at temple
All brothers are requested to meet at the temple at seven o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother Theodore Borne W. B. Sickles, N. GA. At the Strand Dansant something doing every dance night Norwood Moots Orchestra Ralph Norwood director The Strand Dansant Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Borne Home
Theodore Borne
Molly Pitcher Council
Inawe Ringenburg
W. B. Sickles
N. GA
Strand Dansant
Norwood
Strand Densant
Dance Dreamy Moonlight Waltzes At Moose Hall
Dance those dreamy waltzes at Moose Hall on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Special features each night. Ady notes Wednesday night at Eagle Hall with music by Marks Popular Players. Do not miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Wear the Tiger Button Notice Them Theyre Everywhere
Public notice highlights widespread display of tiger button badges. Officials urge calm and remind readers to respect event guidelines while community members discuss symbolism and safety in local spaces.
Mayor Teerman's vow to overhaul Canton police force
The mayor declares a crackdown to improve efficiency and discipline in the Canton police department. He warns there will be a weeding out of lax officers, confronts gambling houses and sporting clubs, and holds the director and individuals responsible for remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Red Cross Expert Conducts Canton Civilian Relief Training
Florence Watte of Cleveland an expert in Civilian Relief for the American Red Cross visits Canton for two weeks. She trains local chapter workers and studies conditions to build four corps of trained civilian relief volunteers through Mini Waits work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Florence Watte
Cleveland
Civilian Relief Department of the
Lake Division
American Red Cross
Canton
Indicted group arraigned in Canton court pleas heard
Twenty one defendants entered pleas before Judge Harvey Fake with four guilty and seventeen not guilty. Among them, Mike Hruchlich faces murder charges, plus others for larceny, weapons, forgery and burglary, while three Canton bakers indicted under the Valentine anti trust law await arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fake
Mike Hruchlich
Geck
Joe Turkey
East Canton
Thorgie Applewhite
Waynesburg
James Welsh
Peter Teakon
George Gerauz
Frank Gerad
Leonard Williams
Fred M. Muth
William Garry
Riley Hoskins
Mike Nieto
John Williams
Clarence Stewart
George Contron
Joe Martin
Willie Tarver
Walter Coleman
Lawrence Williams
Hon
Mike Murphy
Canton
Police Chief Warns Cantonians On Icy Downtown Sidewalks
Police Chief Gauchat warns Cantonians that un cleaned sidewalks will face prosecution. The warning targets downtown residents and emphasizes icy conditions and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauchat
Dutch reply to ally demand rejects ex-kaiser surrender
The Tijd forecasts Mol land will refuse surrender of the ex-kaiser arguing no act is punishable unless law at the time made it so. The forecast comes from a wireless dispatch from The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tijd
Molland
Hague
Central Savings Bank Directors Reelect Meet Plans Expansion
The Central Savings Bank board members reelected at the annual stockholders meeting include Austin Lynch Sr Judge Roberts Rhielda Joseph M Siake Lewis Ft Zollore Paul D Nider and Fred G Hart. Reports show 1919 business more than doubling previous years and 1920 is expected to be even stronger. The bank plans to use more floor space in the building for offices and hopes to complete improvements by mid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Lynch
Roberts
Rhielda
Joseph M Siake
Lewis Ft. Zollore
Paul D. Nider
Fred G. Hart
State Bible Class Head Delivers Talk at YMCA Meeting
Inclement weather limited attendance at a Mase meeting the YMCA in which Ed Mund F. Arria president of the Adult Bible Federation of the Ohio State Sunday School Association spoke on federation work. About 40 people attended and a music service directed by L A Cover preceded Arria's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund F. Arria
Adult Clue Federation
Ohio State Sunday School Association
Arris
State Sunday Helicot Association
Arria
Kiwanis Club
Ohio Diatrict
L. A. Cover
Thieves Steal $500 Worth of Tobacco and Cigars
Thieves broke a rear door lock at George Bros. general grocery, 2034 Eighth St NE, stealing 8000 Camel cigarettes and tobacco products valued at 500 dollars along with 560 cigars and four leather gloves. Detective Biffle investigated the case as a plane and case items from Klein & Meffelman Co. and The Strand Densant appeared in listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bros
Eighth-st NE
Prince Albert
Omar
Biffle
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Aurora
Edward Weis
Parker
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Minneapolis
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Herbert Hoover
Greece
Thrace
Bulgaria
Turkey
King
Itah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Battingst. Louis
Harry Shea
East Granday
Tipperary
Cleveland Trindad Company
L A. Conine
Maryy
B. Bell
M. C. A. Automobile School
Rotary Club
B. F. Lot
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Arthur's Leather Shop
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