Governor urges abolition of welfare director office
Ohio Governor Don Ayrey proposes dismantling the state welfare director post and restoring a bi partisan two member board to oversee 23 penal and charitable institutions. He urges prison labor for road material, a cement factory, brick plant expansion, and transferring purchasing to the board. The plan seeks to curb road material interests and push private enterprise where feasible.
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Columbus
Donahey
Office of State Welfare
Bipartisan Board
Ohio
Madison County
State Board of Pardons
Oan Department of Welfare
Eatin
Ces
Coaster Accident Injures Akron Youths
An Akron youth Morris Oil 14 was fatally hurt after losing control on a hill, crashing a sled and bobsled. Steve Miller 12 was injured when he slid into a passing car driven by Raymond Staborn and may recover.
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Akron
Morris Oil
Steve Miller
Raymond Ptaborn
Winter Weather Forecast and Social at Red Men's Hall
Weather notes hint at a cold front in Ohio via a Saturday forecast. Euchre Social at Red Men's Hall guests are invited with a noon lunch. public participation encouraged. Also advertised sale values include suits and overcoats at reduced prices. Located at Bub, 322-24 Tusc st. Adv.
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Euchre Social
Red Men's Hall
Briggan Union
St E
Hub
Thieves Enter Churches And Stores In Local Burglary Spree
Police report a break in at First Christian Church during Thursday night into the pastor’s study and auditorium using a skeleton key but entry failed for the safe. Earlier, Trinity Reformed and First Reformed churches were entered. Burglary also hits C R Houtz grocery at 25 13th St SE stealing meat valued at 15 and H J Keefer grocery at 1851 Mahoning Rd NE with $10 taken through a forced side window.
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First Christian
Trinity Reformed
First Reformed
C. R. Houtz
H. J. Keefer
Mahoning Rd
Arrests Made In Robbery Of George Necora In Massillon
John Seldis and Walter Pop were arrested on suspicion of robbing George Necora of 74 dollars on Blecker place NE after he was knocked down near 1 30 Friday morning. Necora, held in city prison as a witness, gave details of the incident at 125 Cleveland avenue.
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John Seldis
Walter Pop
George Necora
Cleveland Av
Massillon
Necora
Blecker Pl
Ex-Mayor Fined for Furnishing Drugs in Zanesville
Dr. David J. Evans former mayor of Zanesville was fined 500 dollars and costs in municipal court after pleading guilty to furnishing morphine to state narcotic inspector George Graber. Evans, a liberal Republican, lost reelection last municipal election.
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Zanesville, O
David J. Evans
George Graber
Dr. Evans
Zanesville
Mayor Curtis Improves After Illness
The mayor is reported better from a severe cold by his physician. He is expected to return to City Hall on Monday morning.
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Curtis
French Shop Opens With Parisian Gowns at 1314 Market
Mme M Munten announces a new French Shop at 1314 Market ar N featuring gowns and dresses designed from Parisian modes. Designs come from leading French houses and adapted for American taste. Kenny's Player Roll offers a wide selection with a four for $1.00 deal tomorrow on the 4th floor.
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la Nouvelle Maison Des Robes Et Manteaux
M. Munten
Market Ar N
France
Adv
Kenny
Speel
Fire damages Hatfield-Penfield steel shops in Bucyrus
A morning blaze at the Hatfield Penfield Steel Company in Bucyrus Ohio partially destroyed the south shops. The loss is about 150000 dollars and about a hundred workers are idle. Steel production is expected to resume in three weeks.
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Bucyrus
Hatfield-Penfield Steel Company
Doctor McKoin to resume studies in Baltimore
Dr Prine M McKoin charged with murder in the Morehouse parish hooded mob case will return to Baltimore to resume medical studies. He remains on $5000 bond and is restricted to Louisiana. district attorney David A Jarret is said to favor the plan and Attorney General Coco approved the trip.
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Monroe
Prine M. McKoin
Morehouse Parish
Baltimore
McKoin
Liberty
Louisiana
Coco
David A. Jarret
Christmas Savings Box Free With 1923 Bank Account
Classified items list local ads including a free Christmas savings box with new First Trust savings accounts. Offers for Masquerade Ball by Karpathen Singing Society at Canton Music Hall on Saturday 27th, plus grocery specials at Washington Fruit Market and clothing store ads. Also church revival notices and a meat market sale with daily specials at 1929 Mahoning Road NE.
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Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Karpathen Singing Society
Canton Music Hall
Eight Klansmen Arrested in N Y
New York January 26 police hold eight men after a Klan meeting arrests. No charges of Klan membership. one man faces liquor possession and two with carrying blackjacks. Bomb squad grilling by Lt. Gegan. Grand Kleagle attended. escaped in car. Brookyln meeting site named marine circle. Police say Brookyln klan number eight used traffic court as headquarters.
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New York
Gegan
Brooklyn
Marine Circle
Geran
Klan No. 2
Elsworth B. Morse
John F. Collins
W. F P. Simmons
Underwood Typewriter Company
John McDonald
Robert Fisher
Thomas Jones
Charles Mulford
Klan Number Eight
Kleagle
Barthou Demands General Default Against Germany
Paris dispatch reports Louis Barthou chairing the inter allied reparations commission as he declares Germany in open rebellion against the Versailles treaty and calls for a general default on all reparations. He urges delaying discussion of an indemnity moratorium while noting ongoing Ruhr friction and French occupation costs.
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Paris
Germany
Louis Barthou
France
iInter-allied Reparations Commission
Reparations Commission
M. Barthou
Barthou
Rhineland
Ruhr
London
Petit Parisien
Thyssen
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Letrocquer
Dusseldorf
Germans Stone French Troops in Dusseldorf Riots
Violent anti French riots erupted in Dusseldorf as German mobs assaulted French cavalry passing through the streets. French troops fired into the air and advanced on the crowd to restore order. Artillery and machine guns were stationed in the suburbs to bombard the mob.
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Dusseldorf
Bom
Gust Raptis Fined for Selling Liquor to Boys
Gust Raptis, owner of a foreign hotel, pleads guilty to contributing to delinquency of two boys and is fined $1000 and costs. He paid and was released after the incident when he sold Aquor to two Canton boys who were later pulled from an oncoming interurban by a probation officer. Also notes 1923 Stark County Fair bids due January 27 for various privileges and a Canton Ladies Chorus concert at First Church.
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Gust Raptis
Abe Vriday
Raptis
Charles E. Fromm
Secy
Missing Paper Refill Service Hours Listed
If you miss your paper call 8500 and a copy will be sent. The circulation department stays open each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11 for this service.
Contempt ruling in sheriff sale bid by Travold Moore
Travold Moore of Harrisburg was found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Ake for failing to complete a sheriff sale purchase. He bid 6800 on property appraised at 2500 and refused to pay, claiming infeasibility. The judge ordered Moore to cover sale costs and the property to be re offered.
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Starrison
Ark
Arkansas
Harrison
I. C. Gregor
Everton
Travold Moore
Harrisburgrd
Ake
Moore
Mayor Thompson Declines Reelection and Hints at Senate Run
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson, who has led the city for eight years, announced he will not seek another term. He suggested he may pursue a U.S. Senate seat in 1924, though he left other options open and thanked supporters.
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Chicago
William Tlale Thompson
Thompson
Ife
United States
Illinois
Medill McCormick
Joffre
Vivian
France
Lost A Wonderful Girl Victor Hit Record Ady
A brief notice advertises a Victor record titled Lost A Wonderful Girl by K Hi and Z Co with record number 18986. The ad places sales on the first floor rear balcony and mentions Adyv as location or dealer.
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Victor
Red Moon
Adv
K. Hi
Z. Co
Adyv
Baby Savings Bank Intro Ad and Lodge Notice
A scan shows an advertisement for a Baby Savings account with a silver plated bank for accumulation of savings at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It also notes a Canton Lodge special communication Saturday evening January 27 at 6 30 with C Degree conferred by John F Roos W M and C BE Norris secretary. An ad lists men s suits and overcoats priced 317 59 322 24 Tuse Ct B Adv.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Canton Lodge
John F. Roos
W. M
C. BE. Norris
Sec'y
Campaign drive pushes Chamber memberships past two thousand
Friday marks the final push in the expansion campaign of the Chamber of Commerce. Sales teams work the city to sign up members, aiming to exceed 2 000 by Friday evening. Colonel Geo T Clark led the efforts with high confidence as 485 memberships were still needed.
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Vim
Charbter of Commerce
Joncheon
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Writers Co
A i Mlory Co Beeen
Ender's
Bueeves Ai Volimatena
Fo Roller Printing & Pape Co
Eee
Geo. TV Schoner
Tonsiline Co
United Metal Mfg. Co
A. H. Abrams
Edwin T. Abt
J Adelman
Estelle May Adler
W. Kh. Alrhart
Allegheny
Talph
Radio Voices Reach Lineman In Mercy Hospital
The Daily News reports WWE broadcast a hospital greeting to Bill Snider, Bell Telephone repairman from Meyers Lake, badly injured after a pole fall. The station's message came from fellow workers and used a Bell Co set installed at Snider's bedside.
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William Snider
Daily News
Mercy Hospital
Meyers Lake
Bell Telephone Co
Bell Co
Bill’ Snider
WWE
Snider
Harry Hammen
The
N. V. Crozier
T. H. Findlay
Marion Whisner
Telephone Company
WWI
Hammen
New York Extends License Grace to Ohio Drivers
Albany Jan 20 The New York state tax commission granted Ohio motorists an extension to March 1 allowing 1922 license plates to be used on cars while in New York state.
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Albany
N. Y
State Tax Commission
Ohio
New York State
Canton to change 3000 telephone numbers in unification
Canton will change about 3000 residence telephone numbers as part of a citywide unification. New directory to be distributed early next week with suffixes W and J. business lines unchanged. Dr William A White and Dr Mae Emery White move to Lind cor Tuscarawas and McKinley Ave. Canton Ladies Chorus concert next Tuesday at First M E church tickets via chorus members or Schlabachs.
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Loretta DeLone
Canton Ladies’ Chorus
Schlabach
Canton Ladies
M. E
Canton
Charles E. Norris
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Norris
William A White
Mae Emery White
Tuscarawas-st W
Lind, Cor
McKinley-av
M. BE
Grocery and flour sale at Max Coorer’s Market
Pillsbury best flour 243% per sack for 1.05. Gold Medal flour 24% per sack for 1.95. Red Wing flour 2444 per sack for 05. Keith's Pastry flour 2444 per sack for 17. Chickens and ducks 25c a lb. Ad notes Keagy's photography studio free baby portrait during January and February.
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Pillsbury
Keith
Max Coorer
Mahoning Rd
Praby
Keagy
Ady
Man's Skull Fractured When Piano Falls
Frank Didinger twenty five years old of 2218 Sixth St SW suffered a skull fracture Friday morning while moving a piano from a house to a moving van for People's Express Co. He slipped on ice and the piano toppled onto him. He was taken to Aultman annex hospital and the fracture was reduced. Condition reported favorable.
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Frank Didinger
Sixth-st
People’s Express Co
Aultman Annex Hospital
Prison Terms For Robbery and Rape Convictions
Katie Stayanott Emmet Richardson and George Bumpus were sent to Columbus Friday to serve at least ten years each. Stayanott was convicted of rape while Richardson and Bumpus pleaded guilty to a robbery charge in which they held up a man and stole $3.
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Katie Stayanott
Emmet Richardson
George Bumpus
Columbus
Stayanott
Richardson
Bumpus
Saturday Clearance Ad Promises Bargains at Local Stores
The Letherman Supply Co advertises low Saturday prices on Ivory Soap and Sun Sweet Prunes and offers bulk items for sale. Jacobson's Clothing Store promotes a big removal sale at 1319 West Tus, next to the McKinley theater with evening hours and discounts on overalls jackets and silk lined caps.
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BS Post
Seeree
The
Letherman Supply Co
Jacobson's Clothing
West Tusc
McKinley Theater
Jacobson's Clothing Store
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Board of Two
Louisville
Harrison Ark Yards
Pathe
Brunswick
Sonora
Mandel
Trust & Savings Bank
Bucyrus Steel
Washington
Jacobson’s Clothing Store
D. W. Wesley
Free Methodist Church
Baby
Courtney
Advy
Barthow
Dusseldore
Bulletin
U.S. Senate
Standard Hardware Co
Penna
Depot
George Tee Miller
Quinn
First Trust & Savings Bank of
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