New Bible Institute Will Cost 150000
Local court suit alleges conspiracy unfair competition and fraud by Novety Cutlery Co of Ol with Maj August Vignes as president. Plaintiff seeks 50000 damages in common pleas court.
30 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
1
Local court suit alleges conspiracy unfair competition and fraud by Novety Cutlery Co of Ol with Maj August Vignes as president. Plaintiff seeks 50000 damages in common pleas court.
A six member Canton committee was empowered Friday to plan a new Phillips Bible Institute to cost about 150000, aiming to make it a premier American building and Canton showplace. The committee includes B D Phillips Butler J K Baxter H B Webber KE L Hang M L Pierce and Rev P H Welshimer.
Local club president Michael McKinney of the Standard Athletic Club teases readers with rumors spreading across the city. He hints at a mysterious object in his yard and a plan to plant seeds as a prank while urging secrecy about any article. Continues on page nine, column one.
A decades overview tallies 752 maritime deaths with ships listed from Gen Slocum to Titanic and others. The Norfolk dispatch details the Monroe sinking after a collision with Nantucket, 19 lives lost, 28 saved, with crew losses and survivor strain, plus calls for clothing and medical aid for survivors.
Cleveland Mayor Newton D. Baker is portrayed as a central figure in a political battle led by Congressman Whitacre against Governor Cox and his supporters. The piece accuses Baker of maintaining a powerful Cleveland political machine and warns of a shaky standing at home while suggesting Cleveland and Toledo battles reflect broader state tensions.
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with temperatures dropping. A Canton Home Furnishing Co advertisement highlights a bed room suite sale and other Saturday specials as part of the weekend push.
Used pianos including four numbers of ware room style and neat pianos with last year designs offered by The Klein Heiteman Co. Advt bids to Stark County Commissioners office by seven thirty a.m. February 1 1914 for furnishing groceries for the County Infirmary. Details and quantities available from U L her Clerk of Clark County.
Continued on page four column one advertising note invites readers to visit Walter H. Double jeweler and optician at 123 and 125 Tuscarawas street east adjacent to Adve for a real time piece and watch services.
An advertisement notes one full quart White Mills Whiskey bottled in bond under supervision of the United States Internal Revenue department for $1.59, with a sale tomorrow at Margolies on the square at 126 Market av N Adyt, selling for 90 cents.
A single-line ad notes a limited Saturday sale with special pricing to attract shoppers. The Canton store promotes its home furnishings with a bold window display and promotional pricing only for Saturday.
At the Meskinney birthday banquet in Courtland, about 4500 Republicans and progressives heard five speakers including Senator Theodore Burton and former Congressman Nicholas Longworth condemn Cox and Wilson. Willis, a GOP gubernatorial candidate, blasted Columbus politics, calling for an end to bossism and a strong, centralized machine. Longworth attacked Bryan and praised Cox superficially while arguing the governor built a personal political machine.
Frank J. Ballard, same publishing house as William A. Ernest, named secretary of the county Bull Moose organization to succeed Ernst. Ernest quit after backing amalgamation of Republican and Progressive parties, arguing no third party was needed. Ballard had been the Bull Moose mayoral nominee last fall but withdrew from the ticket before the election.
The Klein and Heffelman Co. announces its annual February discount sale on good furniture carpets rugs and draperies beginning tomorrow. This local event highlights strong discounts across multiple home goods categories.
Special matinee of The Singing Girl scheduled Tuesday afternoon. Ticket pricing lists lower floor 140 dollars and balcony seating.
Keyser's Grocery at 1216 Tuscara near W Stark lists 40 pound cans pure lard and 12 ets pounds potatoes by the bushel, beet ketchup in gallon jars, Golden Horn spring wheat flour in large sacks, elbow macaroni, Schweitzer cheese, and butter with prices in ets and dollars.
Edison disc records are described as indestructible and double faced in the Klein and Heffelman advertisement noting their advertised durability and reversible sides for long playback.
The 0.5 great annual 25 percent discount sale of good furniture begins tomorrow morning. The advert calls it an economical opportunity for the housewife, advertised by Adyt.
Ad reads a candy special on Saturday offering opera fudge at 4 cents and three favors for 25 cents with Ned R R tididbers at both stores.
Unclear text shows prices lower on Tuesday afternoon with mentions of a one dollar figure and bale quantities. Entities and specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Ohio State Auditor Donahey urged Attorney General Hogan to file suit to recover damages on 164 acres of school lands in Hocking and Jackson counties yielding 82 125 yearly in oil to private firms while the state gets 29 in rent. He urged suspending sale of school college and ministerial lands until his investigation is complete for possible legislation.
William Graves a 38 year old brakeman with W. and L. KK was caught between two cars while switching in the local yards Friday morning. He suffered chest bruises but his condition is not serious and he was taken to Ingleside hospital by Reemanyder's ambulance where Dr. E. Db. Brant treated him.
Edward DeFord of Canton was recommended by Senator Pomerene to serve as field deputy of the internal revenue department in Stark county. The Democratic executive committee also backed DeFord for the post in a United Press dispatch. Maple Nut Cakes listed for Saturday at The Pastry Shop 112 Cleveland Ave NW with Stark phone CB05 Adyt.
Used pianos and last year case designs offered at closing out prices by Klein and Heffelwan Co in a street notices style advertisement. The notice references the Adyvt Legal matter alongside the sale.
Police order midnight Saturday as the final time for proprietors of alleged rooming houses to close and leave the city. Those remaining face arrest and prosecution on charges linked to running the houses with underage or quasi prostitution involving women. Authorities aim to eliminate the segregated district under the current administration.
A special communication of Canton Lodge No. F and A M will be held Friday at 6:29 pm. Master Masons will confer degrees. W. M. Ho W Winkelman and HB Norrix are noted in the notice with Berre- Mary Ave addresses.
The Klein and Heffelman Co presents a demonstration of a great player piano. Prospective buyers are invited to hear the instrument in action and see its features firsthand.
In a brief ad the rail line offers a $1.25 round trip on Saturdays with return valid Saturday or Sunday. The notice also mentions Sunday only returns and notes Royal Blend Coffee as a marker of fine flavor.
Citizens question if police use suggestive tactics to chase street walkers from Cantona. A young woman is followed by officers, dodging alleys and corners as she realizes she is shadowed. Safety Director Kunkel declines to reveal the plan, offering no concrete details.
A fragmented note cites Ralph Waldo Kimerean urging daily hearing of a “geng MUM” and references a Renew Falson Diamond Disc Photograph and an ad for Klein and Heffelmag UQ com. The text mixes names and advertising phrases without clear context.
Window display advertises Miran Keds at 35 dollars pair with total 821.75 price and only on Saturday. Canton Home Furnishing Co. promotes the deal in its shop window.
The text describes a player piano performance featuring Hranich and Hach with the famous Tri-Melodeme runs, highlighted by pearl-like passages, clinging felodica tones, and crashing chords amid a striking ante mand mood.
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