25 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented text references republican terms in France and a Canton with mentions of officials. Unclear names and dates hinder precise reconstruction of events or entities. Further readable material needed to produce a coherent headline and summary.
Powerful interests clash as the national farm bloc and the American Farm Bureau Federation push for endorsing Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer and canalization of the St Lawrence, with eastern farm groups opposing the canal project and fearing loss of ocean shipping business.
The American Legion headquarters received extra supply of bonus application blanks and clerks will be on duty 7 to 8 p m daily to assist applicants. Over 3000 applications have been filed and about 300 veterans have not yet applied. If an ex service man cannot attend 7 to 8 p m, he should notify the committee for an alternate hour.
Secretary Mellon delivered a blunt warning during a joint meeting of Senate and House Republican steering committees. He opposed financing a soldiers bonus by tapping foreign debt or tax shifts, saying such methods would burden taxpayers and jeopardize refunding liberty bonds and other government obligations. The stance complicates GOP plans tying bonus funding to foreign debt repayment.
Superintendent Wilson Hawkins issues bulletin detailing a school campaign to teach fifth grade pupils courtesy in public gatherings. Teachers to discuss weekly and have each pupil write a courteous letter supporting the effort, with specific rules on entering seats, noise, conduct, applause, and decorum at events in city venues.
A damaged weather snippet records a maximum near 39 degrees with garbled text but confirms a cold day. No other clear locations names times or measurements are readable.
A Cleveland store exhibition features the world's lightest and costliest motor car. The "playboy" model is encrusted with diamonds rubies and sapphires valued at 20000 dollars, with a combined gem weight of sixty carats. The build uses 275 diamonds 118 rubies and 39 sapphires.
Advertises a free baby photograph with opening a Baby’s Savings account of $1 or more at The First Trust & Savings Bank. Includes a baby book to record milestones. Also notes a removal sale by W. C. Green Co. Ady.
C C Lyon of the Scripps McRae league reports Massillon State Hospital for the Insane is 2,164 on rolls with 1,500 capacity and 240 patients on trial visits. He notes beds squeezed, cottages overfilled, and calls for five new cottages and a brand-new hospital to ease congestion and improve care.
Fire swept six business buildings in Uniontown Pennsylvania this morning with a high wind aiding spread. Originated in a restaurant kitchen, the blaze caused an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. by 8 o'clock it remained burning but under control.
Matinee Thursday at 3 30 pm features Nazir Grotto Circus in the school auditorium. Admission is 15 cents including tax.
Ex service men encouraged to call American Legion Main 4798 or State 2718 for work. Rialto Club Orchestra led by F Canton announces bus from Square at 5 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Canton Auto Club hosts a noonday luncheon and meeting this Wednesday at the Courtland at 12 o'clock. Mayor Curtis and his cabinet attend as guests. Reserve by phone before Wednesday. tickets available at the club.
Albert and Bernard Lassach, confessed automobile thieves from Alliance, escaped Mansfield Reformatory by prying bars from a window during a nightly lockdown. They had been sent to the reformatory together after pleading guilty. authorities issued notices but have found no trace of the missing men.
Miss Mary Moxcey of the Young Women's Christian Association visits Canton to address mothers and leaders about the girl problem. She argues the issue rests with the home and with capable girl leaders, praises employed girls, and notes women now face new standards while traditions shift. The speaker stresses frank discussion with mothers and leaders to shape girls for the future.
The notice urges readers to sell household odds and ends by placing a Sale Miscellaneous ad in The Daily News. It explains diverse items are sold via classifieds and provides a phone number 2560 to request the Classified page.
Invitation for a Wednesday event at the Elka club house promising a fine program with cards dancing cats and a guessing contest. Encourages bringing the ladies to ensure a successful evening.
American Legion in Hartville hosts a Saturday night chicken supper with a 36 cent price noted for a 5 30 to 8 o clock service. Proceeds go to Legion activities.
A Canton court room gains attention after Judge Ake discovers a rug generates an electric spark when walked on and touched. The 27 by 51 foot rug allows experiments with sparks from fingers, as observers note the effect may fade with warmer weather and more use.
Memorial services for Ralph F. Dine formerly of the Holy Co 112th Ammunition Train 27th Division will be held at EH Sparta on Sunday January 29 1922 Ex servicemen are to meet in uniform at the E Sparta garage at 1 30 p m Ady Weikin Ady
Advertises a Wednesday evening event at the club house for women featuring program, music, cards, and refreshments with fine prizes. Promotes a traveling bag sale with prices around $5 and a luggage sale by Arthur's at 204 Market Ave N.
The armament conference returns to Shantung as the final major obstacle before adjournment. Talks note close agreement between American and British delegations on Shantung, while Chinese delegates show skepticism. Negotiations pause to allow full committee to finish loose ends and set plans for renewed discussions tomorrow.
Sylvester Fair sues J I Arnold administrator of Sarah J Weaver estate to recover a 13 year board bill claimed for care from April 1 1968 to November 25 1921. He seeks 3678.66 dollars and judgment. Attorneys are 8 F Powman and J H Robertson.
Classified note references 600 Market Ave NE and an offer to sell 2225. The fragment mentions Benson and adjacent areas, indicating a local property or item sale listing and advertisement line.
Oyster supper and bazaar hosted by Bedford avenue U P church at the corner of Fifth and Bedford SW Friday evening from 7 to 8 p m. Tickets 85 cents advance.
During the removal sale prices for all items were cut except jackets. The event is tied to W. Co and Green Co Ady, indicating a joint promotion.
An ex service man offers to perform odd jobs through the American Legion. Call Main 4793 at the legion office to arrange work and support veteran services.
Rome reports heated Vatican politics as Benedict XV funeral proceeds. Cardinal Merry Del Val accused of engineering a German papal bid, while Italian government questions and conclave delays loom amid reconciliation talks with Rome.
Sheriff Hayes and Chief Deputy Kirk seized Jacob Barnhart after a long pursuit through woods and gullies in snow lack. They found a still, mash, and 19 gallons of apple brandy at a Navarre area farm where Barnhart denied involvement. Authorities sought Guy Harless on bond-jumping liquor charges.
Rats or mice chewing matches sparked a minor basement fire at Steve Russ's home 1914 Lithst NE at 12:45 AM Wednesday. An overheated stove caused a fire at W J Diering's 610 Harrison Ave SW at 3:23 AM. Fire crews responded to Edward Lefton's 1454 Willetav BSE roof fire from a defective chimney at 6:40 AM. damage was limited.
Miller Blanchard Co. relocated to 1037 Tuscarawassi W at the corner of Newton Ave. No phone changes. Rush D Hiller Funeral Director lists Bell 143 3293 and State 3292.
The Irish committee that traveled to London to confer with a British government panel on the Irish act announcing the free state’s official emergence has returned to Dublin. Officials said no deadlock occurred and they will resume discussions with their government.
Stark Lodge 513 1 0. O. F. holds second degree Thursday evening led by Wm H. Miller N G with J M Schiafty acting secretary.
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