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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

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Villa's Return Stirs Border Battle and Hunt

On July 8 near Jiminez a clash between 800 Villistas and 200 Carranzista cavalry erupted as Villa's forces threaten the border. Pancho Villa is reported marching from Jiminez toward Ojinaga, with Pershing seeking to resume the punitive expedition and Carranza relations tense as desertions rise and fuel shortages hamper operations.

Wallace E. Smith International News Service Paso Jiminez Francisco Gonzales Juarez FL Paso Pancho” Villa Pershing Villa Villa Cated Carranza Nce U. S Arral Pancho Washington Illa Iminez Ojinaga Torreon Chihuahua Carranza Stronges

Mills to Use Wheeling Spur in Two Weeks

The article notes a new Wheeling spur over a three mile length to be completed by July 22 and work on the new Og station under Currie Brothers of But. The text references mills and railroad contracting with dates and names, indicating imminent rail improvements.

Wheeling Thitea Furnace United Waco Wheeling and Lake Erie Currie Brothers of Butwas

Villa Cat Gets Away From Army

A Mexican cat perched on a telephone pole near 12th NW and Cleveland Ave eluded a police rescue. Officer Charley Frazer led the oddly named expedition aided by a shameless writer and a nameless wonder as residents denied seeing the cat for two days. The troops returned after futile search and the mission ended.

Charley Frazer 12Th-St NW Cleveland-av Frazer Wonder

Health Board to Meet on Infantile Paralysis Precautions

Canton officials call a special health board meeting for Saturday at 8 pm to discuss preventive measures against infantile paralysis. Health Officer LaMont notes New York faces a severe outbreak with flies spreading the disease. Canton has had no cases this year but past summers saw a mild epidemic.

City Board of Health C. A. LaMont New York Dr. LaMont Canton LaMont C. A. Stolberg

Reverend Hills to Speak on Court House Steps Saturday

Rev. B. A. Hills of Warren Ohio will address a Saturday evening gathering at 8 p.m. on Court house steps. The talk is titled Is It Wrong for the Preacher to Be With the Laboring Class.

B. A. Hills Warren, O

Nickel Plate Deal May Aid Northern Ohio Transit

Canton faces major railroad deals as the Nickel Plate is reported sold to Cleveland interests led by the Van Sweringens. The plan links with a Canton to Cleveland rapid transit and double tracking from Akron to Neuburg, aiming for faster service and an electric rail terminal in Cleveland.

Canton Nickel Plate O. P M. J. van Sweringen Cleveland L. Co Ohio van Sweringens Youngstown Public Square Moore E. W. Moore Lake Shore Electric Cleveland Painesville Eastern Cleveland- Painesville Ashtabula Columbus Utilities Commission Currie Spries van Sweringen Wheeling

Luntz Bound Over On Charges Of Speeding

Abe Luntz was bound over to the probate court by Justice Correll after posting a 200 bond for speeding and reckless driving of an automobile Friday afternoon.

Abe Luntz Justice Correll

Organize Marchers Readies McKinley Club

McKinley club members work overtime to enroll Republicans for the marching club. It is expected 150 men will be enrolled before next Thursday night’s meeting. No plans set yet for the first demonstration time.

McKinley Club

Paving Begins on Park Avenue Southwest

Contractor F. A. Downs started paving on Park Ave SW Saturday morning as announced by Service Director G. G. McClaskey.

F. A. Downs G. G. McClaskey

Pleading Not Guilty in Assault Case Bound for Probate Court

James Anastro pha pleads not guilty to assault and battery. He is bound over to the probate court Friday afternoon by Justice Correll after the charge was filed by Stephen Wansell, age eleven.

James Anastropha Jusice Correll Stephen Wansell

All Days are Overland Days All Knights Willys Knights

Canton Motor Car Co advertises Overland and Willys models with promotional taglines and price cues in a brief automotive trade snippet. The notice emphasizes day sales events and brand names to attract customers.

Willys Knights Canton Motor Car Co.—Adv

Most Beautiful Model Dies In Chicago Art Circles

Chicago artists mourn Genevieve Lyon Anderson known as the country’s most beautiful model. She died of tuberculosis in Denver after earning the 1910 Chicago beauty prize and inspiring a marble bust by Josef Korbel at the Sherman Hotel.

Chicago Genevieve Lyon Anderson Denver Josef Korbel Miss Lyon America

Temporary restraining order in Long vs Von Gunten case

Judge Ake granted a temporary restraining order preventing interference with pl aintiff Laura A. Long removing a barrier blocking access to her premises at 518 Walnutaw NE. Bond of $100 posted for hearing on permanent injunction set for Monday, July 10.

Walnutaw Ake Laura A. Long Mary von Gunten

Streetcar Fire on 6th Street Line Ends Quickly

A street car on the 6th st SW line caught fire at Cleveland. Passengers exited quickly as flames were put out with chemicals. No injuries reported.

6Th St Cleveland Ao

After Effect of the European War on America

Dr. Max Nordau argues the Europe war’s outcome for America will bring health wealth and plenty. His two articles will appear exclusively in Canton Daily News with the first Sunday and the last Sunday July 16. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle also contributes an exclusive about the French Army in the Argonne.

America Max Nordau Canton Canton Daily News A. Conan Doyle Argonne Daily News

United Steel Workers to Sing at Nimisila Park

Ten thousand United Steel Company employees and families are expected at a Sunday afternoon entertainment at Nimisila Park. The event opens at 2:30 with Thayer's Band, features a 16 man United Steel Male Chorus, and includes songs, solos, and a chorus selection under Rev E P Herbruck with Mrs A R Taylor and others in the program.

United Steel Company Nimisila Park United Steel Thayer America Edwards Elsie Schaub Arch Lowrey Prosser

Moose Acquire Former Y M C A Building in Town Sale

Directors of the Y M C A transferred ownership of the old association building at Tuscarawas and Cleveland av to the Moose club for 61000 dollars. Initial payment was 5000 dollars. An Eastman Kodak camera free at Eagle Drug Store each month.

Moose Club Association Tuscarawasst W Cleveland-ay Eagle Drug

Would Not Be Called Coward Wades to Death

Twelve year old Jarvis Benskin waded into a water filled pool near Raff rd SW to prove he was no coward. He drifted into a deeper hole and disappeared with friends and bystanders rushing to summon help. Police and fire units recovered his body. he was pronounced dead at Aultrian Hospital. Funeral services set for Sunday at his Cedarst school home before cremation in Pittsburgh.

Jarvis Benskin Tuscarawasst Raffid Aultrian Hospital Seesholtz Benskin Clyde Grossarth Ilithst Lloyd Grossarth Walter Gohn Shadyside Brody Grossarth Ray Sherer Louisville B. T. Bennet Bonnet Fire Department Ben Clark Swope Wise Central Engine House Jarvis Penskin Benskin Manufacturing Co Pittsburgh Cedarst School

Collars Up 15 Cents Each Across Major Brands

Prices for men’s linen collars rise to 15 cents each from 12. Merchants add about 2 1/2 cents per collar, or 30 cents per dozen, to cover linen costs and higher wages. Can ton stores carry brands like Cluett Peabody Earl and Wilson and Corliss Co. The price hike prompts some shoppers to consider sport shirts.

Canton Cluett, Peabody and Co Earl and Wilson Corliss Co

Fire in Crescent restaurant fan injures no one

An electric ceiling fan at 134 Tuscarawas Street West Crescent restaurant overheated while rotating to cool the room Saturday morning. It burned insulation on wires and started a fire but no patrons were present and the fire department extinguished it with no damage beyond the fan.

Crescent Tuscara St W

Winter Player in Good Shape Priced at 8250 with 40 Rolls

Piano department at Kenny's advertises a winter player in good shape priced at 8250 dollars and includes 40 rolls. Sale location and date not specified.

Kenny's

Ohio Guard Prepares to Entrain with New Uniforms Arriving

The Ohio Guard readies for movement as uniforms arrive, signaling a promise of brand new outfits for the company this Sunday.

Ohio Guard

Ohio second brigade readied for border duty under Speaks

Orders from the war department direct Brig. John C. Speaks of Columbus to form the second brigade including the eighth Vollrath, fourth Bargar, and fifth Zimerman regiments for border duty. Troops to move by Monday, with Ohio and Indiana militia heads preparing to depart. Camp Willis features varied uniforms and a slow muster of Company F Akron.

Camp Willis War Department John C. Speaks Columbus Vollrath Bucyrus B. L. Bargar C. X. Zimerman Cleveland Greenfield Ohio Indiana Central Department United States Army Chicago Hazlett Akron George Reubinall Canton Reubinall Ellsworth Riegler Norris Urban Kugler New York Urban Mickey Vaughn

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Wila U.S Bandit Border Guard Vila Health Board Cials Link To Erie Nickel Plate Railroad Erie Railroad Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Edwin Drake Federal Court Northern Ohio The Luntz Genatvieve Loon Korbel United Steel Men MOOSE Wades Drs. Douds Courtland Advt Eighth By Dennis R. Smith Akron Company Company C Arthur Hart Clarence Morgan Company I Tiffin Ashland
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