30 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1921
Page
1
An imperfect reading notes reforms, rooms, and an artist figure, mentioning 29 and 4 items, with unclear names and places. The text hints at coin workers, saloon changes, and a future event but specifics remain unreadable.
The city’s safety department announced a new electrical protection service for banks and businesses holding large sums. The system connects each site to the police signal network with master and auxiliary boxes, delivering instant alarms within six seconds of activation and allowing hourly watch signals for added vigilance.
G F Lundy, general chairman of the Canton Real Estate Board, announced prize winners totaling 500 for an essay contest among Canton public and parochial schools. First prizes went to Miss Tielen Lelansky from McKinley High for the high school division, and Harry Miller of Martin School and Lawrence Rudner from an unspecified school won top eighth grade honors. Prizes will be awarded Thursday at Central High School with a short program planned.
In Ingfield on January 29 jurors and spectators noted an unusual scene as women jurors complained about discomfort while seated. Judge Geiger ordered waist-high screens around the jury box to conceal an ankle display from male attendees during the court session.
Mrs. Lizzio ough, a colored woman claimed to be 110, died today in Ambus. Kinbrough, who said she was born in Virginia, had lived here for more than six decades.
A taxi taken from Elwood Jackson by two men armed with revolvers was found in a ditch near Wilmot late Saturday afternoon. The damaged cab had a broken front wheel. Jackson, hired to Beach City, was forced to stop near the village. The owner is Louis Lehman.
Judge Westenaver reduces Charles Schatzman sentence from 120 days to 90 days in a federal case in Cleveland. Schatzman testified against Edward Markling, who faced sentence after postponement to allow pre sentence business matters. Markling's fate will be decided on March 1.
Williams Coal Co announces immediate delivery of furnace size hard coal from arthracite reserves. Contact 600 Td Re 883 State 1968 for orders and availability.
Ohio Dry Goods Co halves prices on all babies wear to clear stock. Store on second floor Harris Arcade Building announces sale with deep discounts and calls for quick purchases.
French imported strap wrist gauntlet gloves advertised at 4.85 dollars, with regular values 6 and 7 dollars. The ad lists 204 Market av N and a separate 2000 Word Rolls deal four for 1.00 from Kenny's Piano Dept.
Fire Chief Mesnar releases the 20th annual Canton fire department report to Mayor Witmer and safety director Braucher. He recommends extending water mains, new hydrants, underground wiring, private fire alarms, and new stations including at Lake Junction. The 1920 loss totals 64 cents per person, down from 1919, with calls for tougher penalties for false alarms and broader fire protection in schools and factories.
Four armed men robbed a Detroit branch of the American State Bank today and escaped with 14 000 to 17 000. They forced three officials to the basement and locked them in before looting the vault. Foreign depositors reacted with alarm as they learned their savings might be affected, though bank officials later assured customers their money was safe.
Personnel of the committees in charge of arrangements for the inauguration of Governor Ephraim F. Morgan and other state officials has been announced. The inaugural ceremonies and the nighttime event will be held in the armory. Preliminary matters from the previous day were discussed. An annual meeting notice and an advertisement for overalls appear nearby.
In Cincinnati on January 29, 46 year old William Vickers shot his wife Mil dred Vickers 38 through the heart then killed himself with three more bullets. A court summons for a peace warrant lay in Vickers pocket. He had met his wife earlier that day seeking reconciliation. the couple then returned to their Covington home where the tragedy occurred. The report lists local ads for clothing and piano sales following the incident.
Evangelist Lindsay speaks at Cobblestone church on Sunday night at 7 p.m. All welcome. Doors open 7 p.m. The ad also promotes Radio Silver Polish with a claim of grease removal for silverware. Also mentions Folk, Star No. 18 and Arcade Market Stall No. 81.
Under the Paris agreement Germany must pay an indemnity of about 66.5 billion dollars, roughly three times all gold produced since 1492, while owing two thirds of its 1908 wealth of 77.864 billion dollars, reflecting a major postwar settlement.
New York January 29. Vanderlip says Germany cannot pay the six billion mark annual indemnity and warns it would wreck European industry and hurt Allied economies. Baruch predicts relief if terms fit Germany’s capacity, reopening markets and cutting unemployment.
Charles Miller, wanted for alleged implication in the Burns home robbery on the North Canton road, has waived extradition from Louisville Kentucky. Sheriff Cathon received the telegram Saturday after Miller initially refused to waive. A deputy will be sent to Louisville to return Miller to Canton.
Fisher Auto Supply advertises fenders for Ford cars priced at 22 dollars per set. Located at the corner of Walnut and 2nd NE, near 229 Cleveland Avenue NW.
Health issues prompt a visit to Zella B Groff a chiropractor in room 206 at 333 Market. The local ad notes available chiropractic services and directions for patients seeking relief.
All Knights of Malta are commanded to meet at First U. B. church next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock to attend special services. Ady.
An old ad from the Victor Clothing Store markets ladies' suits at 1-3 of cost. It mentions new rolls for a player plane and locations near the high Reno district with directions to 4th floor Kenny's and the car barns area.
Stark county will receive 242,262 from the state auditor for its schools this week or next with a larger August distribution. The funds, based on 5.60 per pupil, will be shared among schools by teachers' salaries and pupil attendance. Total state aid totals 8,387,708 for 1,497,805 pupils with Cuya hogaco receiving more than one eighth of the money.
Speakers at a civic dinner praise William McKinley as a lasting historical figure and herald female political equality. They urge tariff protection, price fixes reform, and support for Ohio leaders Frank B. Willis and Harry L. Davis, while noting improved labor capital relations and government roles in business.
Douglas Fairbanks is under a physician care after a stunt fall at his home. He suffered fractures in a finger, a wrenched back, and a twisted neck from leaping from a window and falling eight feet to the pavement. The actor will be out of motion picture work for a month or more.
Mrs. Aon Toker sought divorce from Stephen V. Toker, a Pennsylvania clergyman, in Cleveland court. She claimed champagne parties at their home during her absence and found a girl’s picture in his suitcase. she tossed her wedding ring from the courtroom after the ruling.
Walter Jackson, a Black man, was arrested late Saturday by Detectives Herdhicka and Skotnicky. He is suspected of recent holdups and burglaries reported in the southeast end of the city.
Canton Actual Business College announces new classes beginning this week with options for day and evening sessions. Victor Clothing Store offers menswear including corduroy trousers priced at 2.98 and other items from 1.49, located near the car barns area.
Announcement for All-Married Club dance at Eagle Hall on January 31 with ads. Immediate delivery of stove or furnace size hard coal offered by George A. Williams Coal Co., 609 Navarre Rd. Bell 2883. Also used players piano priced at $490 by Kenny's.
A. J. Farmer on Fourteenth Street SE was accosted by three armed men who felled him with a pistol butt but he rose and cried for help. Police said the trio fled as bystanders gathered. Dr. Baker treated Farmer. In a separate incident Stanley Macelvish near Beldenay NE was robbed of $10 by two men wearing caps and dark outfits.
Interstate I C approves nationwide rail fare increases, but Ohio must comply. Canton riders face higher tickets on Pennsylvania Lines to Cincinnati and Columbus with Pullman surcharges, and on Wheeling and Lake Erie routes to Cleveland Toledo and Zanesville. Pullman rates rise further by 50 percent over current levels.
Notice announces a special meeting called by order of the Bricklayers President for January 31, 1921. Ady is referenced as the organizer or contact.
Leather traveling bags and suitcases, leather lined, with single and double handles, offered at $36.50 $24.60 £18.50 $14.75 $10.50 and $8.75, all prices stated as less than wholesale. av N.-Advy.
Ladies long coats reduced from 65 dollars to 9.50 to 29.50. Victor Clothing Store offers value pricing outside the high rent area with quick access to apparel for the season.
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