York Manufacturing Buys Arctic Ice Plant for 3 Million
The Arctic Ice Machine Co plant and equipment at 914 Market Ave S were sold Friday to York Manufacturing Co of York Pa for about 3 to 3.5 million dollars. The merged company will employ about 3,000 with Canton and York plants retaining separate corporate names and key officers. The Arctic Pownall system, pioneering electrically operated ice making, is highlighted as the key technology.
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Arctic Ice Machine Co
York Manufacturing Co
York
Canton
Thomas Shipley
H. D. Pownall
Frank Burger
Pownall
Aultman Co
Aultrian
Cincinnati
United States
Mexico
Havana
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
London
Calcutta
Bombay
Penang
Straits Settlements
Sydney
New Zealand
Shanghai
Manila
Honolulu
Japan
Spain
South Africa
Arctic Pownal
Here and There About Town Highlights and musings from Stark county
Public remarks mix moral debate on punishment with reminiscences of early Lakeside travel and local notes. General Stark weighs justice over sympathy while weekend trips on the Lakeside boat era are recalled. A Hawaii golf joke on Kilauea sparks chatter as Mt Union and Wooster debates tuition hikes for Stark County students amid ongoing college work stories.
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Bert Work
Interior
Wallace R. Farrington
Hawaii
Kilauea
Brookside
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mt. Union
Woostore
Stark Co
Rockefeller
Woostr
Envoy James R. Sheffield Resigns as Ambassador
James R. Sheffield, ambassador to Mexico City, submitted his resignation to President Coolidge in Rapid City. He did not cite a health issue or specific cause, and the resignation was under consideration with the expectation it will be accepted. An eventual successor will be announced.
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Rapid City
8. D
James R. Sheffield
Mexico City
Coolidge
Sheffield
United Press
Seek Uniform Traffic Code for Stark County
A joint meeting of automobile, city, and county officials in Stark County will seek a uniform traffic code across cities and villages. The aim is to align rules so drivers understand and can pass through the entire county without confusion, says Charles W. Flory of the Canton Auto Club.
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Stark Co
Canton Auto Club
Tuscarawas St W
Charles W. Flory
Moonshine case yields two year term and fines
Feliz Pesce received a two year minimum sentence in the penitentiary along with a 500 dollar fine and costs for manufacturing moonshine whiskey after pleading guilty and turning state evidence against partner Giacomo Simonette who was later acquitted. Otley K Vernon and Raymond Linder admitted burglary and were sentenced to determinate terms at Mansfield Reformatory.
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Feliz Pesce
Charles Krrchbaum
Canton
Giacomo Simonette
Simonette
Otley K. Vernon
Raymond Linder
Krrchbaum
Mansfield Reformatory
Hail Detective Strayer Shot in Mahoningtown Ambush
New Castle Pa railroad detective A L Strayer, 30, was shot and killed by an unidentified man in Mahoningtown early today after catching him stealing lunches. The suspect fled and remains at large.
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Snot
Fire destroys J B Shoe Box plant. man killed in Philadelphia
July 8 a fire at the J B Shoemaker Co paper box plant in the northeast area of Philadelphia killed one man and injured several firefighters. The blaze caused significant damage to the facility and disrupted local production. Fire crews battled the flames for hours before bringing the fire under control.
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Pireman
Philadelphia
J. B. Shoemaker Co
Johnson to retire as American League president
Ban Johnson announces his retirement from the post after more than 25 years in office while owners meet at the Belmont Hotel to discuss succession. He cites the need to “put his house in order” with records dating back to 1893 and expects a lengthy transition as he completes unfinished matters. Col Ruppert and Phil Ball were among those in private talks with him.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Ban Johnson
Johson
Belmont
Johnson
Western Association
American League
Col
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Ruppert
Ball
Britain Blames U S For Cruiser Deadlock At Washington
Geneva July report says W C Bridgeman first lord of the British admiralty told reporters Britain cannot alter cruiser policy. He blamed the United States insistence on a 10,000 ton maximum cruiser for the impasse at the Washington conference. The crisis had seemed resolvable before Bridgeman’s statement.
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Geneva
Coolidge
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
England
Bridgeman
United States
Washington
Britain
Girl In Coma Shows Improvement In Los Angeles
Signs of improvement appeared today in the condition of Mrs. Clara Drummond a 21 year old woman who had been in a coma for over three months after inhaling carbon monoxide gas her health had deteriorated until a change for the better was noted by Dr W J Peacock in Los Angeles officials said
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Los Angeles
Clara Drummond
W. J. Peacock
News Want Ads Reorganized for Easy Reading
Announcement states that starting today want ads are arranged in logical order and classified for ready reference. The change aims to help readers quickly locate desired listings and improve service.
No Compensation For Fish Bones
Ohio industrial commission ruled no workers compensation for a Cleveland woman who swallowed a fish bone during a meal. The commission said eating is not an industrial duty and the bone was not found.
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Columbus
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Olive Roberts
Cleveland
Ohio Bar Association installs Hunt as president
Cedar Point July convention closes with Judge Charles B. Hunt of Coshocton installed as president. Retiring president John M. McCabe of Toledo and toastmaster Dan Iddings of Dayton highlighted the final banquet. Other officers named include J. L. Henry of Columbus secretary Marshall G. Fenton of Cleveland treasurer and John A. Elden on the executive committee. Prof. A Throckmorton urged support for a four year term constitutional amendment for governor and state officials.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Bar Association
Charles B. Hunt
Coshocton
John M. McCabe
Toledo
Dan Iddings
Dayton
J. L. Henry
Columbus
Marshall G. Fenton
Cleveland
Bender Denounces Anti-Saloon League Tactics
In Columbus July 8 State Senator George H Bender denounces Anti-Saloon League methods to block a referendum on the Marshall justice of the peace fee bill passed by the recent legislature. He accuses the league of wholesale misrepresentation led by Charles McHarheart the league attorney.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Charles Mc Harheart
Anti- Saloon League
Bender
Ford Drops Ford Slander Fight With Jews
Henry Ford withdraws all charges against Jews in his publications and expresses regret for their publication. The move ends the public dispute and a $1,000,000 libel suit by Aaron Sapiro is likely to be withdrawn. Louis Marshall terms the move a conciliatory step.
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New York
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
William H. Gallagher
Aaron Sapiro
Louis Marshall
American Jewish Committee
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Rockefeller is 88 Years Old
New York reports John D. Rockefeller celebrated his 88th birthday at Pocantico Hills. He remained unconcerned about losing the title of world’s richest man to Henry Ford and eyed a century as his ultimate goal. An oversized cake was planned for dinner with neighbors likely supplying the usual birthday dimes.
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New York
John D. Rockefeler
Henry Ford
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
Lengel Trial Tension Ties Witness Interference
Report details an attempt to intimidate Floyd Streit enberger, the state's chief witness in the Lengel murder case. Prosecutor Harter and Sheriff Gibson visited Warden Thomas to discuss bringing Streit enberger back to Canton as a key witness.
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Floyd Streitenberger
S. A. Lengel
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Ed Gibson
Thomas
Streitenberger
Harter
Lengel
Floyd Strettenberger
Canton
Patrick FE. McDermott
Don R. Merlett
McDermott
Streltenberger
Wth
Columbus
Mrudner
Strettenberger
Rudner
Ben Rudner
Fudner Ad
Work Explains Oil Report Aim Abroad
Secretary Work states the oil conservation board in its 1926 report did not seek to bias oil production in any country. He notes the document urged U S companies to acquire and explore fields abroad under citizen control, a point misused by some South American nations to push government takeover of their oil industries.
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Washington
Work
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Mexico
South America
Glass Workers Convene in Cambridge for First Union Session
Trade group committees of the American Flint Glass Workers Union gather in Cambridge for the union’s first annual convention. The session follows adoption of a death benefit resolution amendment. Proceedings set to proceed today.
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Ohlo Glass Workers
Cambridge
American Firnt Glass Workers Union
Cowboy Clothes Aid President Will Rogers Special
Beverly Hills July 8 Calvin praises a cowboy look while ridiculing a yachting cap and apron outfit. He notes the chaps may boost the dude rancher vote and cautions about Mannish manners threatening the mechanical horse sale. The Fords begin lining up in Claremore to run for $500.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Calvin
Mother Hubbard
Vermont
Will. P
Claremore
Disaster seen in new flight from Paris to New York
In Paris predictions warned of danger for Charles Levine and Maurice Drouhin attempting a nonstop flight to New York aboard the Bellanca monoplane Columbia. Drouhin completed his first instruction course in Croydon before joining Clarence Chamberlain after arriving from Paris at 3 13 p.m.
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Paris
Charles A. Levine
Maurice Drouhin
New York
Prouhin
Levine
Columbia
Azores
Croydon
Eng
United States
Drouhin
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Germany
Film Stars to Seek Divorce in Hollywood
Hollywood July 8 Two film figures plan divorce actions Constance Talmadge and Anita Stewart will seek severance with times and venues undecided Talmadge has been separated from Captain Alastair Mackintosh for months Stewart will divorce Rudy Cameron Brennen of Washington on incompatibility They have eight years of marriage and desertion is likely Talmadge may base suit on desertion
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Hollywood
Calif
Constance Talmadge
Anita Stewart
Miss Talmadge
Alastair Mackintosh
Miss Stewart
Rudy Cameron Brennen
Washington, D. C
John Drew Nearing Death After Long Stage Career
John Drew, famed stage veteran of fifty years, is dying in San Francisco after weeks of arthritis suffering. Doctors say his struggle is ending soon as he weakens, with Der. Lawrence Hiotfman noting the end may come within hours.
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AN Francisco
John Drew
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Cowboy Clothes Aid President
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