Alliance City Charges Spark Officials Doubt
Columbus reports show Alliance citizens filed double barreled charges with Governor Delahey against city administration and county investigations. Mayor Clark defers comment until charges are filed. county murder case involving Dr O C Walker prompts calls for state inquiry. McClintock pledges full reexamination as Sheriff Kirk notes past conduct not his.
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Columbus
Alliance Citizens
Delahey
Alliance
Walker
Norman W. Clark
O. C. Walker
Canton Chamber of Commerce drives past goal with 1515 new memberships
The Canton Chamber of Commerce expansion campaign neared completion after three days with 1515 new memberships reported at a Courtland hotel luncheon. Promoters declared the drive over as totals near 50 000 dollars in sales and added memberships from multiple divisions and individuals.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Courtland Hotel
Canton Musicians to Make Radio Debut
Two Canton musicians will make their radio debut Thursday before the Daily News microphone in person of Miss Gertrude Harvey pianist and vocalist and Paul Miller violinist. The third member will be James T. Seybert baritone who sang for WWE last October. Jacob Hines was expected but ill with voice prevented his appearance. Miss Harvey studies at St Marie College and trained with Miss Mary E. Hoover.
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Canton
Daily News
Gertrude Harvey
Paul Miller
James T. Seybert
WWE
Jacob Hines
Minerva
Mary E. Hoover
Time extended for Ohio auto license tags
The deadline to secure Ohio Ute automobile license tags has been extended to February 15 according to the State Registrar's office. Canton Automobile Club secretary C. W. Flory says the club has enough tags to supply the community and urges early purchase before February 14 hours are kept to accommodate procrastinators.
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Ohio
Weather forecast for Ohio cloudy with rain on Friday
Ohio forecasts show tonight cloudy with rain possible on Friday. Yesterday’s high reached 9, today’s low 7 at 7 am, with temperatures fluctuating and a warmer Friday ahead.
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Ohio
Baby's First Photograph Free With Savings Ad
Free baby photograph at Courtney's Studio with a $1 or more baby savings at First Trust & Savings Bank. Includes a baby book to keep records. Advertisement notes Hallmark Store optical dept and Walter H. Double address. Phonograph sale listing Brunswick Nora Mandel items.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Walter H. Double
Brunswick
Nora
Mandel
Kenny’s Piano Dept
DAILY NEWS RADIO Thursday Night Concert Program
The program features Miss Gertrude Harvey pianist and vocalist with Paul Miller violinist and James T. Seybert bari tone. Harvey will accompany herself on two vocal numbers and perform Edward MacDowell Piano Praeludium Op 10. Other pieces include Violin Orientale and A Emblem with vocal selections and piano works.
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Daily News
Miss Harvey
Mr. Seybert
Paul Miller
Jack Thompson
Harriette Cody
Alleged Murderer Ferry Files Demurrer in Ohio Case
Jose Fernandez Ferry filed a demurrer to the first degree murder indictment arguing the facts do not constitute an offense under Ohio law. Trial set for February 26 before Judge Krichbaum with a special jury to be drawn and served. Ferry is represented by Thomas H. Leahy and Charles Weintraub.
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Jose Fernandez Ferry
Ohio
Krichbaum
Ferry
Thomas H. Leahy
Charles Weintraub
Quarrel Over Dinner Ends in Murder Charge
Cleveland January 25 A murder charge was to be filed against Mae Gillon eighty for the death of her husband Joseph after a quarrel over dinner on January 17 He died in Charity hospital from stab wounds allegedly inflicted when he found she had temporarily given up her duties as cook
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Cleveland
Mae Gillon
Joseph
Charity Hospital
Americans Leave Rhine For Home In Final World War Chapter
Antwer p dispatch reports the St Mihiel at the Antwerp quay ready to depart with the army of occupation ending four years of Rhine presence. Doughboys receive cheers while Coblenz residents bid a second farewell. soldiers grumble good naturedly over pet mascots and homelike Rhineland quarters. Rolf Brandt, Berlin war correspondent, witnessed the scene.
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Antwerp
United States
St. Mihiel
United States Army of Occupation
Rhine
America
Stars and Stripes
Coblenz
Rhineland
Rolf Brandt
Lokal Anzeiger Oferlin
Germans Thank U S For Conduct Of Its Soldiers
The German government officially expressed gratitude for the correct conduct of American occupation forces on the Rhine. Diplomatic authorities said it was one of the few cases where a defeated nation thanked a former enemy. The appreciation was conveyed to the United States by Ambassador Weidfeldt.
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Washington
America
Rhine
United States
Weidfeldt
Half Million Lost In Chicago Fires
Two major fires in Chicago caused over half a million dollars in damage. The American Linseed Oil Company plant suffered extensive losses estimated between 200 000 and 500 000, while a six story West Side building faced about 150 000 in damage. Two fire boats assisted at the Linseed oil plant.
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Chicago
American Linseed Oil Company
First Truth Savings Bank Offers Free Mail Box Gift
Advertisement notes a free mail box with each 1923 Christmas Savings account opened at the First Truth and Savings Bank of Canton highlighting promotional savings incentives for holiday deposits in 1923.
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Truth & Savings Bank of
Canton
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Convicted Chiropractors Begin Workhouse Sentences
Four Canton chiropractors fined $500 and costs for practicing without a state license surrendered to start two year and 103 day workhouse terms. They complained the law requires a state board license, not their own. attorney Joseph Blake represented them. N. Hawley, another local chiropractor, faces similar action in common pleas court.
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Canton
Bowman
Criminal Court
R. A. Menegay
Arch H. Bertle
Joseph C. Dwyer
Webster Swallen
Joseph M. Blake
Newton B. Domer
Mahoningrd NE
William Wise
State Medical Board
Chiropractic Board
N. ©. Hawley
Common Pleas Court
General Improvement Predicted At Canton Merchants Banquet
President A M Hickey forecast general business improvement for the coming year at the Canton Merchants Association banquet in the Courtland hotel. Fred D Van Amburgh urged 125 merchants to apply honest effort, stressing that habits shape outcomes and optimism should be practical and guiding.
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A. M. Hickey
Canton Merchants’ Association
Courtland Hotel
Fred D. van Amburgh
New York
Burglary Reports From Local Churches and Businesses
Police report multiple Wednesday night burglaries in the area. Trinity Reformed church safe damaged but entry failed. First Reformed church window pried with $2 stolen from a desk. Miller drug store display window brick thrown, some candy taken. residence of W. Adams at Rexay NE broken into, $27 cash, a pearl ring and earrings stolen.
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Trinity Reformed
W. Adams
Rexay NE
Canton Ladies Chorus Concert Next Tuesday
Canton Ladies Choras announce a concert next Tuesday at the First M E church. Tickets are available from any chorus member or at Schlabach's Saturday afternoon and evening, priced at 5 cents.
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Canton Ladies’ Choras
M. E. Church
Schlabach
Canton Ladies
Loretta DeLone
Canton Ladies’ Chorus
Detroit arrest links man to 13 year old Indianapolis slaying
Charles Campbell known as Charles Johnson is in custody and reportedly confessed to killing Leonard Jeffries thirteen years ago at a roofing firm in Indianapolis. He fled, used other names, and moved between cities before police connected him in Detroit. The item notes a bank account opening and local ads.
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Detroit
Charles Campbell
Charles Johnson
Indianapolis
Leonard Jeffries
Campbell
Jeffries
Paper Delivery Service Hours Notice
If you miss your paper call 3690 to receive a replacement. The circulation department operates each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11 o'clock to provide the service.
Mayor Curtis Confined With Severe Cold
Mayor Curtis is sick with a severe cold and confined to bed after falling ill Tuesday night. His condition is described as not serious by his physician. The notice appears among a page of local ads and events including a clothing sale and chorus concert details.
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Curtis
Canton Women Drive Early Chamber Membership Drive
Women in Canton boost early chamber of commerce enrollment reporting 13 new members in two days toward a 25 member quota. The list includes Lantz Tron and Steel Co Arlington Mfg Co and others with annual dues ranging from 50 to 75 dollars. Mrs. George Lee Miller leads the division with Mrs. H. S. Belden Jr among attendees.
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Superior Sheet Steel Co
Finance Committee
JH. CC. Zollinger
I. D. J. Quinn
Co. H. Corbett
Atlee Pomerene
George Clark
Fraunfelter
Louisville
H. L. Kandel
George Lee Miller
Chamber of Commerce Force
Courtland
John Schubach
I. F W. Walker
Aoe
LL. Howenstine
G A. Pearson
Cc. F. Firestone
Ralph Bk
Hay
Harbert
Raybers
J. W. Bonsall
Canton
Fe, Co
Canton Provision Co
Am. Forge & Machine
Stark Dry Goods Co
Major
FE. C. Roberts Stark Provision Co. Wocese Co
F. Duerroeeers
H. FE. Buehler
Kr. L. Cole Co
Eae Accenee
C.H. Corbet Tree
Edgefield Coal Co
H. C. Zollinger
R. W. Tolbot
R. D. Dannemiller
A. G. Moser Heded
Iester DeWeese
R. D. J. Quinn
Ww. Lowenstein
Thurman C. Smith
A. B. Clark
William Broom
J. H. Bishop
R. R. Rlemenschneider
W. W. Clark
John Quinn
Martin Anderson
Hoerge
H. R. Kabler
J. J. Kander
R. B. Keplinger
Ddl
Townsend
Mrs. Geo
Tee Miller
Touisville Tram
Eee
Kers Tledge Eclipse Electric Co
Lantz Tron & Steel Co
Louisville Mech. Mfg. Co
Schram & Rossiter
Chamber of Commerce
H. 8. Belden, Jr
Neutenant
Old forger Fischer jailed for subway brass slug theft
Charles Fischer, a renowned international forger, was sentenced in New York to ten days in the workhouse after admitting to placing a brass slug in a subway turnstile. He stole over a million dollars in various schemes and claimed the slug was a coat check mistake. His age is about seventy, with failing eyesight mentioned as a factor.
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New York
Charles Fischer
Fischers
Hie
American Bankers’ Association
Baby Savings Bank Offer Promotes Early Savings
The First Trust & Savings Bank invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with one dollar or more. A silver plated bank is provided for the child to accumulate savings as advised by Ady in the Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph by Courtney Free.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ady
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