Himes Announces Not a Candidate for County Jail Plan
Unanimous sentiment favors immediate building of a new county jail and juvenile detention home. Plan calls for a four story structure on the present jail lot with dedicated floors for the jail, offices, and juvenile facilities. Financing not decided. a bond issue vote is favored though some consider legal workarounds. Architects will be consulted. projected cost at least 150000.
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Varque of Women Voters
C. B. McClintock
Harvey F. Ake
Committee of Women
State Board of Health
State Building Inspection Department
Women’s Committee
Community Meeting Discusses Proposed Tuberculosis Sanitarium Plan
A Canton Exchange club forum at McKinley High auditorium gathers county residents to discuss the Springfield Lake sanitarium plan. C W Seiberling Akron vice president outlines SummitCo work and architects present proposed designs. County commissioners and Dr. Hyde will hear citizen input on desired sanitarium features.
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New England
McKinley High School
Canton Exchange Club
C. W. Seiberling
Akron
Seiberling Rubber Co
Summitco
Springfield Lake
Dr. Hyde
Springfield
Cantonians to hear at sanitarium needs and cures show
W. B. Quinn will preside as he discusses the needs of the sanitarium and the cures effected there. Illustrations will show patients before and after treatment, including several children known to Cantonians. The high school orchestra will perform and other features are planned.
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W. B. Quinn
Canton Girls Report Cantons First Robin
Dorothy Weiner seven of Shorbay NW and Dorothy Klingman seven of Granited NW reported Canton’s first robin this winter. The girls saw the bird in trees on Homeret NW Tuesday morning as a sign of approaching spring, though the timing depends on Mr Groundhog.
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Dorothy Weiner
Shorbay
Dorothy Klingman
Granited NW
Canton
Homeret
Corning Oil Price Advances In Pittsburgh
The Joseph Seep Agency announces a 15 cent rise in Corning crude oil effective at 10 o'clock today. The new price is 2.15 dollars per barrel.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
Weather and local notices from Canton Ohio
The forecast predicts cloudy and warmer conditions in Ohio with possible snow and rain tonight and Wednesday. Also listed are a series of community notices including an I O O F Athletic Club dance at the temple, Canton Ladies Chorus concert at First M E Church, a sale on suitcases at Arthur's, and Wet Wash Laundry economy plan offered with 12 pounds for 1 dollar and 8 cents per extra pound.
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Ohio
Trial Begins In Damage Case Against Miller Furniture
Henrietta Hoch sues Miller Furniture Co of Massillon seeking damages after injuring herself on an unguarded stair in the store. Trial opened Tuesday before Judge Ake with a jury selected to hear the case.
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Henrietta Hoch
Miller Furniture Company
Massillon
Ake
Canton Chamber of Commerce Outlines Two Week Activities
The Canton Chamber of Commerce board adopted a two week program to expand the organization and meet city needs. A.D. MacMillan proposed a meetings schedule including by laws, group chairmen sessions, mail ballots, and a mass meeting February 7 at Courtland. New members and dues were addressed alongside installation plans and committee authorizations.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
A. D. MacMillan
American City Bureau
R. F E. Ambler
A. B. Clark
H. D. Pownall
Courtland
Dynamo Club
Classical Program For WWE Tonight With Two Vocalists
Daily News radio fans will hear a classical program Tuesday night featuring Mrs Ethyl B Robinson dramatic soprano Earl Artman tenor and Miss Helen Seitz pianist. Mrs Robinson also serves as musical director at Simpson M E church and has appeared with the Canton Operatic club for four seasons.
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Daily News Radio
Ethyl B. Robinson
Earl Artman
Helen Seitz
Robinson
Artman
B. L. Potter
Mrs. Robinson
Voiiee
Simpson M. E. Church
Canton Operatic Club
WWE
Ruth Snively
Daily News Radio Program Pats Tuesday Night Music Timed
The listing shows a Tuesday 8 PM WWE radio program featuring Mrs Ethyl E Robinson dramatic soprano Miss Helen Seitz pianist Mr Earl Artman tenor with accompaniment by Mrs B L Potter. Selections include Hungarian Concert Polka Imre Alsoldy Vocal at Parting Rogers Marguerite Co A White The Mountain A MacDowell Scotch Poem Minuet Fantasy Sergei Bortklewicz Vocal I ll Forget You Ball Vocal When I m Gone You ll Soon Forget Keith Dawning W Cadman At Dawning By W Cadman Piano Mr Fred W Witter program manager and Packard grand piano Alford Fryar Piano Co and Station WWE.
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Ethyl E. Robinson
Helen Seitz
Earl Artman
Robinson
Mr. Artman
B. L. Potter
Imre Alsoldy
Miss Seitz
Parting Rogers
Mrs. Robinson
Marguerite Co. A. White
Artman
W. Cadman
Mr. Artman Minuet
Sergei Bortklewicz
You Ball
Keith Mr. Artman
Third Band Member Sentenced in Sabb Brothers Robbery
William Boyce, over 60, was sentenced by Judge Krrchbaum to six to 15 years for complicity in the December 24 Sabb Brothers store robbery. He pleaded guilty as "Old Bill" and is the third man sentenced, after Ed Siemund and William Stahler. Karl Starks faces $1000 bond. Joe Myers jailed awaiting arraignment. Boyce, who says he served 12 years in Michigan and Illinois prisons, was the safecracker and claims knowledge only of his own actions.
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William Boyce
Krrchbaum
Sabb Brothers
Boyce
Bill
Ed Siemund
William Stahler
Karl Starks
Joe Myers
Michigan
Illinois
Local musicians Seitz and Artman noted in community notes
Miss Seitz pursues piano instruction as a pupil of Mrs. Nellie Jacoby Dretke and serves as accompanist with the Junior MacDowell club. Mr. Artman, connected with Stark Rolling Mill Co, pursues music as a hobby with a noted tenor voice and has performed in churches and lodge events.
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Miss Seitz
Nellie Jacoby Dretke
MacDowell Club
Artman
Stark Rolling Mill Co
Friend of Birds Uncle Marsh Lorrick Dies in Akron
Marshall H. Lorrick known as Uncle Marsh died at 74 in Akron after a life devoted to birds. He imitated bird calls, wrote on avian life, and lectured in public schools. Former Grand Rapids city treasurer, born Manchester near Akron, funeral set for Tuesday at his Highland Avenue home.
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Akron, O
Ohio
Marsh
Marshall H. Lorrick
Lorrick
Akron
Tie
Grand Rapids
Mich
Free Mail Box With 1923 Christmas Savings
First Trust and Savings Bank of Canton advertises a 1923 Christmas Savings account offering customers a free mail box with each new account. The promotion highlights savings incentives and a practical bonus for new savers.
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First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Wallace Dancing School New Beginners Class Starts
Wallace Dancing School announces a new beginners class starting Monday February 7 with private lessons available anytime and a prize dance Thursday night.
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Wallace Dancing School
Crased Negro-Held After Attempted Shooting of Doctor
Police report J H Melone tried to shoot Dr J B Walker near Sixth Street and Cherry Avenue SE after his wife was hospitalized. The doctor escaped injury as a bullet shattered the windshield. Melone fled into a drug store, then resisted detectives and was arrested. An affidavit charging intent to kill followed in criminal court the next morning.
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J. HH. Melone
Madisonay SE
J. B. Walker
Sixth-st
Cherryav SE
Melone
Police Seek Sister of Man III in Buffalo
Buffalo police request Canton authorities assist in locating Charles Rowan's sister who is believed to live in Canton. Rowan remains seriously ill in a Buffalo hospital and information should be given to Captain Swope at the detective bureau.
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Sister OF Man III
Buffalo
N. Y
Canton Police
Charles Rowan
Canton
Rowan
Capt. Swope
Detective Bureau
Police
FOrgerY Charged In Newark Financial Irregularity
Frank H Parson married recently moved from Erie Pa arrested this morning in Newark taken to Sharon Pa to answer a claim of financial irregularity he allegedly signed residents names to checks his wife and infant child remain here Fraternal Order of Eagles Canton Aerie members meet Jan 31 at 7 30 pm to attend funeral services for Jay B Wilson 2010 Marketay N bring your car J E Donze W Pres First M E church tickets 50c tax 5c at the door Ady
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Newark
Frank H. Parson
Hve
Erie
Sharon
Order of Eagles
Canton Aerie
Jay B. Wilson
Marketay N
J. E. Donze
Sign Contractors To Meet In Canton
The annual convention of the Sign Contractors Association of Ohio will be held at the Courtland hotel on Feb 21 22. The organization promotes greater use of signs and the local chapter secured the event. An entertainment program has been arranged.
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Sign Contractors Association of Ohio
Courtland Hotel
German Rhineland officials deported by French in Ruhr action
Large numbers of German officials were ordered deported from the Rhineland by French military authorities amid disobedience accusations. German railway workers resist cooperation as French labor arrives in the Ruhr to impose control, while Paris signals intent to override German will.
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Ruhr
Essen
Rhineland
Berlin
DeGoutte
Dusseldorf
Paris
Pomerene Named Parley Delegate
The American delegation for the fifth Pan American Conference to open in Santiago next March includes Henry P. Fletcher Senator Frank Kellogg Atlee Pomerene Willard Salsburg George E Vincent Frank S Partridge William E Fowler and Dr L S Rowe the Pan American Union director.
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Washington
Santiago
White House
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Willard Salsburg
Delaware
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Frank 8. Partridge
Vermont
William E. Fowler
L. S. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Congressman's Surprise Announcement Ends 1924 Candidacy
Congressman J. H. Himes declares he will not seek renomination in 1924 at the McKinley day banquet in the Courtland hotel. He cites duty to party and his beliefs as reasons, despite urging from supporters to run again. Other speakers urge his return to Washington, praising his record and ability.
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J. HH. Vimes
Courtland Hotel
Himes
Congress
Joe Mitchell Chapple
C. Ellis Moore
Fifteenth
Ohio
Canton
Washington
Buffalo Honors McKinley Monday
A large wreath of carnations, McKinley’s favorite flower, was placed on the bronze tablet in Buffalo City Hall rotunda. The annual January 29 ceremony, co directed by the city board and United Spanish War Veterans, recalls the former president’s 1901 in state and features hymns sung by the Elks quartet as the St Paul’s Cathedral bell tolls.
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McKinley
Buffalo
St. Paul's Cathedral
Shelton Square
United Spanish War Veterans
Elks Quartet
Homage Paid to McKinley Memory at Canton Banquet
A Canton banquet hall overflowed with Republicans honoring William McKinley on his birthday. National editor Jon Chapple delivered tribute, recalling McKinley’s era and Chapple’s own early newspaper career, as Joe Himes’ possible 1924 run loomed.
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Courtland Hotel
William McKinley
Himes
Canton
McKinley
Jon Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Boston
Safe high grade work fiat pieces described as ironed
The note describes safe high grade work fiat pieces that are ironed and slightly damp. It lists a weight of 12 lbs priced at $1 and additional pounds at a stated rate. Contact numbers appear as 296 and 1700 with a name Ady.
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Canton
Bell
Fiat
Hallmark Store Advertising Optical Dept Details
Hallmark Store promotes its optical department as fully equipped to meet all customer needs. Walter H. Double listed at 123-125 Tuse in the advertisement.
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Walter H. Double
Paper delivery service hours and phone contact
The notice advertises paper circulation support with a hotline at 8500 and requests readers to call for replacements. It states the circulation department is open each evening at 6 30 and Sunday morning at 11 to arrange copies.
Gas Pipe Explosion Wrecks Ten Businesses in KC
A leaking gas pipe in a downtown cafeteria exploded early today in Kansas City injuring none and destroying ten adjacent establishments in the building. Fire followed the blast and was brought under control with an estimated damage of 125000 dollars. The incident occurred in the downtown area and officials investigated the cause.
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Kansas City
Lathrop Lodge Plans M M Degree Meeting
Special communication of Lathrop Lodge No. 676 on Tuesday January 30 at 7 p.m. M M degree. Chas E Burd W M and Geo C Mast Secy announce details of the session.
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Lathrop Lodge No
Chas. E. Burd
W. M
Geo. C. Mast
Sec’y
Ady
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