Five Arrested For Slippery Sidewalk Violations In City
Five people were arrested in criminal court on Friday morning for violating icy sidewalk ordinances. Dr Siffert and Dr Shorb received suspended sentences, while others faced fines, with one paying nine dollars and apologizing to officials. Police warned violators to remove ice and ashes from sidewalks.
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Walters
Hased Begre Judge Quinn
Criminal Court
Dge
B. Mehan
T. ¢. Sirrt
T. H. Shorb
M. ¥Ans
H. E. Phillips
Mehan
Ribler
French Offensive in Alsace Stirs German Fears
Paris reports German fears rise over French offensives in Alsace and Lorraine. Strassburg on siege alert as French invasion forces near the city. Gen. Von Buelow elevated to field marshal amid western theater commands and rival French-German claims over Craonne plateau fighting.
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Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Strassburg
von Buelow
Rheims
Champagne
Perthes
Mesnil
Beausejour
Unsettled Weather With Snow Likely This Weekend
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with probable local snows and a warm-up on Saturday. Also noted are old weather readings and a piano ad from Miller-McConnell Co, with other local classifieds including Nut leaf cake and ice cream specials from McPeak's.
Employ Daily News Want Ads To Do Your Selling
Advertisers urged to use the Daily News want ads for efficient selling and wide reach. The notice highlights rapid placement, broad reader exposure, and simple rates to connect sellers with buyers.
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Daily News
Women organizer aids urban families to farm life
Mrs. Haviland H. Lund of Chicago, founder of the Forward-to-the-Land League, has set up a help desk at the Hotel Albert to guide city residents on locating a farm home and settling their families. She pushes legislation to curb land fraud and to smooth the path to rural living.
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New York
Haviland H. Lund
Chicago
Hotel Albert
Mexico City violence as Obregon troops seize control
Carranza forces retake Mexico City after a sharp clash with Zapatistas in Peral Vill o district. Gen. Alvaro Obregon enters city center amid sniper fire from nearby buildings. several killed and many wounded as crowds panic and carriage of the triumph encounter.
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Mexico City
Carranzista
Zapatista
Peralvillo
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
State Demands Improvements at Old School
Deputy state inspector Henry Leahy and A B Clark found poor ventilation and a rubbish pile under the stairs at the 3rd Street SE school. They ordered removal of debris, a new ventilating system, and fire escapes on the south side. The janitor faced charges of carelessness as the district considers a new building at the site.
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8Rd St SE
Henry Leahy
A. B. Clark
Board of Education
Leahy
Parent-Teachers’ Association
3Rd-St SE
Carnations Paid To McKinley In Cantonia Traditions
Cantonians wore carnations Friday in memory of the late President William McKinley. Florists reported ample stock left from earlier years. Cold weather or forgetfulness may explain fewer bouquets. Public school children held services or programs in every classroom detailing his life.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Surveyors on Skates Survey Sugar Creek for County Project
The county engineering corps surveys Sugar Creek on skates with surveyor Bender stating progress is remarkable. Warm weather made the tedious work easier as poles and transits move quickly along the banks. Ice formed by recent cold weather supported heavy loads as the team covers in one day what once took a week.
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County Engineering Corps
Sugar Creek-co
Bender
Special Saturday sale items from Cal hams to rib roast
Section 1 and 2 Every Day Market advertises meats priced per pound including hams 12 to 15 cents and roasts 12 to 15 cents with lard and bacon. Also offers extra fine dressed chickens at 18 and 20 cents, Chapman and Snyder delivery, and two phone numbers. Additional promos include a 450 dollar player piano for 348, peach nut cake, a prize notice restricting prizes to adults, auditorium events with dance and pictures, and water rent paid reminders.
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Chapman & Snyder
Cleveland
J. H. Winner
Mer
This Girl Likes New York
Marion Bennett Grimes is highlighted as a notable figure in the feature. The piece profiles her ties to New York and outlines aspects of her career and public life.
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New York
Canton residents honor McKinley at annual banquet
About 500 friends and townsmen attended the eighth McKinley banquet in the Auditorium. Decorations reflected McKinley’s tastes with carnation flowers, pink carnations at each plate, roses for table decor, and a portrait lit behind the toastmaster. Representative Fess criticized Wilson’s policies in a political aside during the program.
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McKinley
F. D. Fess
Wilson
Thie
Want Ad Way Promotes Classified Rentals and Sales
A nostalgic ad urges readers to use The Daily News Classifieds for homes for sale or rent and to place Want ads. It mentions a piano sale at Manufacturers' Piano Sale at Walnut-uv & Second-st SE with potential savings of 75 to 126 dollars.
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Mr. Jay
Daily News
Legislature Honors McKinley With Harsh Tribute
The Ohio state legislature adopted a memorial resolution praising William McKinley’s life and public service. It lauds his grasp of public questions, patriotism, and impact on American character. The body adjourned early in his memory.
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William MckKinley
United States
Ohio
McKinley
Niles
Trumbull County
Washington
Lincoln
Senate
House of Representatives
Mock Wedding and quartet concert at St Pauls A M E church
An advertisement notes a Wednesday evening event on February 3 at St Pauls A M E church 13th street SE featuring a male quartet and mock wedding. Admission is listed as advt. 29 13. Also promoted is Hall Mark Store silverware with emphasis on value, by Walter H Double jeweler and optician at 122 125 Tusest E.
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St. Paul's A. M. KE
Hall Mark
Walter H. Double
When You're a Long Way From Home Adj Hits Kenny's
Advertisement promotes Kenny's with the popular song hit for 88 note players on Saturday. The ad charges 46 cents.
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Kenny
Reindeer Card Social and Dance Adverts
Community notices advertise a Friday evening social at the hall with good music and light lunch for 10 cents. A Tuesday night February 2 Serpentine dance at the Auditorium with free admission is listed. Also a local shop goes out of business selling rubber goods at cost by Stalder and Heckaman at 421 Tuse.
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Serpentine Dance
Stalder & Heckaman
Ady
Wife Guilty Free After Inquest on Walsh Killing
Mrs. Clara Walsh is cleared of any connection to the death of her husband James J. Walsh found dying with a bullet wound. Coroner Douds ruled the death self-inflicted. Walsh faces assault and battery charges and remains free on bond. police plan to drop charges. Witnesses testified at the inquest while details unfold.
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Walsh
Clara Walsh
Correllay NE
James J. Walsh
Douds
James A. Rice
Cumteichce
Wil
Heiderida
Fisher
Riblet
Correllav NE
John Fogle
Bellaire
Howard Bowen
Spring
John A Nist
Stist NH
Edward HH. Hagen
Gibbsay
One dies in Newark spice and pickle factory fire
A Newark New Jersey fire at the J. C. Gruman & Co spice and pickle plant killed Charles K. Brown who leaped from the third floor. Dozens were injured scrambling down fire escapes as flames turned the building into a furnace. Loss is estimated at 40000 dollars. Conrad Resmunsen remains critically burned.
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Newark
N. J
J. C. Gruman & Co
Charles K. Brown
Conrad Resmunsen
County approves culvert contract on Magnolia Spaniard
The county commissioners awarded the Charles Krichbaum culvert project on the Magnolia Spaniard to George W. Luke for 270.80 dollars on Friday.
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Charles Krichbaum
George W. Luke
Woman dragged 150 feet by interurban car escape with bruises
Miss Hilda Marchand nineteen of Justus slipped on ice and fell in front of an approaching Canton Akron interurban car near McKinley avenue NW. She was dragged about 150 feet under the car but sustained only bruises and facial scratches. She was treated at Mercy hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
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McKinley-ay NW
Hilda Marchand
Justus
Marehand
Wm. FE
Erlanger
Ninth-st
Mercy Hospital
Arnold
A. ©. Brant
Two Below Zero Cold Snap Grips Northern New York
A second cold wave hits Northern New York with subzero readings across the region. Canton records two degrees below zero while Robertsville hits fourteen below. Clear skies and a bright moon aided Winter’s advance as residents bundled up and prepared for continuing frigid conditions.
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Canton
Robertsville
King Winter
Earth
Meyer
New York
Cleveland
Saturday Special at Old Reliable Table Meat Market
Prime beef rib roast and chuck roast greet shoppers among a selection of fresh meats. The ad lists pork shoulder, whole hams, loin roast, lamb cuts, mince meat, bologna and other homemade products with prices per pound or per two pounds, plus 1000 fresh home dressed chickens and turkeys.
Saturday Specials Nut leaf cake at MecPeak's
Nut leaf cake featured in Saturday specials at MecPeak's located at 225 Tuscarawas St W. Regular price 230 to 2H E, sale price 40 cents. Phones Bell 1071 Stark 788.
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McPeak's
Tuscaranas St W
Bell
Stark
Tuscarawas St W
Closing Hours of the Manufacturers Piano Sale
Closing hours for the Manufacturers piano sale are posted at the corner of Walnut Ave and Second St SE inviting customers to call tonight or tomorrow night. Also selling out men’s shoes by Stalder & Heckaman at 421 Tuse. Daily News want ads advertise.
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Corner Wainutav & Secondst SE
Advt
Stalder & Heckaman
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