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09 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
1
Incomplete OCR fragment references a political or economic dispute with lingering phrases about power or policy. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify involved parties or outcomes.
Chicago July 9 leaders of a new third party work to harmonize factions and bring the labor movement into a coalition. The labor party with John Fitzpatrick and Nockels backs opposition to Gompers while seeking influence, but its stance on joining the third party remains unsettled as Frank H. Er declines to commit.
Chief R O Mesnar announced three new fire run signals in downtown Canton to warn traffic of fire department arrivals. Electrician Maurer installed siren horns at Leveland Ave and Second NW, Leveland Ave and Tuscarawas St, and Leveland Ave and Third St SW with red lights. Signals are controlled from Central Station and all traffic must stop to yield to fire units.
Senator Iren G. Harding, the Republican presidential nominee, and Mrs. Harding will visit New York. A telegram to Mrs. Urial L. Livermore, chairwoman of the Republican Women's State Executive Committee, confirms the Hardings accepted the invitation of the affair committee to visit New York.
July 9 report from Summit outlines a constitutional amendment by a reform group led by Rev. Walter Gwynne. The plan seeks to outlaw remarriage after divorce, promoting sanctity of marriage and restricting civil remarriage.
Recaster for Ohio shows fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Louis church festival set for Saturday July 10. Ads note shirts priced at 4.99 and 1.99, and Wool garments in the Robinson Co. catalog.
Miss Catherine E. Brennick of Boston a former Clifton student and National Catholic Welfare School alum has been named secretary of the Catholic Community League of Canton. Her War service included Base Hospital No. 10 and the 101st U S Infantry Auxiliary under Colonel Edward J. Logan. She has long worked with welfare groups including Daly Industrial school Boston and Boston Tuberculosis hospital. A committee from the league discussed plans for a girls and women club and a meeting of the house committee was set for Friday at 4 30.
The text notes the old guard five dominate both parties with McAdoo needing support as the Wilson followers and Moore and Associates are described as more experienced.
Canton merchants argued over how to apply the Ohio fair price list created by Fair Price Commissioner Pfeiffer. Some base profit on wholesale cost, others include overhead. 25 to 45 percent are allowed for listed necessities while luxuries are left to merchant discretion. Shoes are capped at 35 percent, and prices must be shown in plain figures.
The author argues both parties showed strong boss influence at their conventions. He notes veteran power brokers like Penrose Murphy and others dominated, while McAdoo's camp failed to control the process. western delegates held the balance though worn and confused by efforts from McAdoo allies.
Advertisement notes prompt hemstitching and picoting services at 134 1-2 6th Street Northwest near Elsaesser's grocery. Ad copy emphasizes neat work and quick turnaround.
An advertisement lists shirts at 1.99 with location near the Dime Savings Bank at 22 Walnut Ave NE. The message directs readers to page four for the full offer and notes a nearby storefront at Young Heart.
Advertisement notes a large shipment of potatoes priced at 1.20 per six to three pounds with 25e unit, from The Lincoln Fruit Co at Lincoln Market located on 425 Tuscarawas Street E Adv.
Maple Crest offers churned butter at Arcade Market this Saturday priced at 60 cents per pound. Bates promotes the adayout.
Saturday morning at eight o'clock Letherman Seed Store offers 1000 baby chicks for sale. Location listed as 814 Tuscat E Ady.
Ice Cream Festival Saturday evening at Trinity Reform Church. The Pastry Shop advertises Sunday cakes including Lady Baltimore and butter cream varieties. Special Saturday bakeries feature pineapple cream and raspberry cream squares with delivery by Bell 396 or State 3620 from 218 Cleveland Ave NW.
Fresh fish available at Buckeye Fish and Sea Food Market 120 Fourth St NE. Quality and service emphasized to satisfy appetite.
The Robinson Co Ady promotes The Old Reliable Table Meat Market at 209 Tusest E with prime beef cuts and veal at low prices. Prime beef boiling meat 14c to 14c. pot roast 18c to 20c. chuck roast 20c. Veal chops 35c. veal roast 40c. spring lamb stew 12c. leg of spring lamb 35c. Fresh pork shoulder, whole 26c. Local portion highlights own home raised dressed and drawn curing meats.
Public Utilities Committee plans a report for council on July 19 as the city reviews an eight cent fare. Buses on 12th St and Macleavy NE charged six cents, with drivers told to avoid quarrels over the extra penny. Mayor Witter has not commented while carmen may receive back pay if eight cent fares pass. James M. Cox, seeking the Democratic nomination, is pressed on prohibition policy as party leaders weigh Volstead law enforcement.
Henry Clay Smith of Cleveland, a colored editor, obtained a mandamus writ from the Ohio Supreme Court directed at Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith. The writ, returnable July 14 5, requires the secretary to certify Smiths name for the secretary of state primary ballot or show cause at a July 15 session. The Secretary had previously ruled Smith off the ballot July 1 amid protest alleging collusion in his candidacy.
Another fine horse donated by Dr. B. B. Buck, former Carrollton physician now practicing here, was added to the mounted police Friday. The horse arrived from Carrollton with Officer Dorland. A new mounted officer will be appointed soon, bringing the city’s police horses to three.
Saturday 8 p m at 400 Market a St Adv forms church Advy Player Roll Special 25c at Kenny s piano department Adv St Louis church festival Louisville Saturday July 10 Adv Boy who understands Fish Business Buckeye Fish Market 120 4th St NE Adv
Margaret's Noonday Meals offers daily service from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Ave. Tremendous pecan rolls advertised from The Pastry Shop with delivery available by calling Bell 396, State 3620. Also mentions 218 Cleveland Ave NW as an advertisement address.
Designers present Kuppenheimer clothes in a display event with models showing price points of 39 49 and 59 dollars none higher. The Leabinsos Ca Sets are also featured in the sale.
Washington July 9 An enthusiastic welcome awaits Democratic presidential nominee Governor James M Cox when he visits the White House to confer with President Wilson Leaders of the Democratic organization will decide the role the president will play in the Cox Roosevelt campaign Wilson desires to step aside until asked to aid in the effort Cox was chosen for the nomination without special appeal.
Georgia Ooten, 22, of Danville Kentucky, was shot five times by W. C. Wysong, 65, her suitor, in a downtown business office. In a semi conscious state she muttered that she never had a love affair with him and predicted she would die. Wysong remains jailed as the investigation continues.
The city expects a new motor street flusher to arrive in Canton some time Friday per a factory letter received by the Service Director. A factory representative will demonstrate its operation to the director and others. Maple Crest Special churn advertised at 60¢ per pound for Saturday at Bates Arcade Market.
The Robinson Co Ad promotes Kuppenheimer men’s clothing with prices 39 49 and 59 dollars and notes no higher prices. The message encourages smart spending and quality attire from Ady.
The Lincoln Fruit Co Lincoln Market advertises large new potatoes at 1.20 per package with four percent units listed as 25e. The listing appears on Tuscarawas av and E Ady street area for market shoppers.
Local No. 62 of the International Molders Union approves Mayor Herman Witter's veto on the street car franchise. The resolution commends his stand and public service, reflecting support from union leadership and members.
An 11 year old Cleveland boy cried out a false danger claiming his father killed his mother. Neighbors rushed to the home on Springav NE before Officer Skotnicky confirmed no disturbance. The boy, Charles Sanders, was found asleep and sleeping peacefully afterward. He was visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Milo Gonser at 1023 Springav NE.
Canton and vicinity Red Cross workers plan a July 29 reunion and picnic at Waynesburg grove. About 8000 expected, with bands, races, contests, and refreshments provided by the Red Cross. Aimed at honoring war volunteers including knitters, shop workers, nurses, and campaigners.
Commissioners will delay action after a public hearing on 18 sites for the county infirmary. Site committee chair Lorenz Wise urged study by County Engineer Sickafoose for the Schaub farm, with health officials insisting drainage and sewage must meet state sanitary code.
East Sparta notes a Canton Huff Maniso orchestra concert. Bass departs Cleveland Ay and Tuscarawas at 7 00, 7 80, 9 15 with returns listed at 10 00 and 11 45. Ady.
Dancing program at Meyers Lake Park continues in the afternoon and evening featuring the Mack Popular Players. Advertisement lists Canton Hamilton Beach Carpet Washing Co at 239 Bedford Ave SW, offering services in 1879.
A brief ad notes Mustard-torseradish Relish as a meat accompaniment prepared by Smith and Wolford available at grocers and meat markets. It also promotes a sale of traveling bags and suit cases at Arthur’s Leather Shop 204 Market av N with prices ranging from $2.75 to $25 and up, urging savings.
Local ad notes prices for trunks ranging from $10 to $25 with Hartmann's Wardrobe Trunks priced $39.50 to $150. The copy lists Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market.
County commissioners visited the Cuyahoga co institution at Warren ville to aid plans for Stark county’s new sanitarium infirmary and workhouse. They praised the Warrenville facility as among the state’s most modern and studied its system for adoption in the new institution here.
Major General William C. Gorgas former surgeon general of the US Army received unusual honors at his funeral in St. Pauls Cathedral London. King George was represented by Sir John Goodwin. Thirteen guns saluted as the procession left the Queen Alexandra military hospital. Gorgas favorite saddled horse was carried in the line of march. The Cold Stream Guards band led a procession followed by detachments from three guards regiments and cannon Besley read the service. Notables attended the ceremony.
Advertisements report Buckeye Fish and Sea Food Market at 120 Fourth Street NE and Dr. A C Browe Dental Office at 218 Market Avenue North will be closed until July 13. The notice lists services for lake and salt water fish and a turtle, with no further details.
It states an annual rate of six percent payable semiannually. The note mentions The Canton Morris Plan Bank Ady as the source offering the interest terms.
Maple Crest offers a special churn deal Saturday only priced at 60c for 1b Bates.
Germany signed the allied disarmament proposal after cabinet approval in Berlin. The plan calls for cutting the German armed force to 100,000 and destroying war materials, with German protests over Ruhr occupation and delays in war crimes trials. General Von Seeckt met allied experts while Von Gessler objected and left the room.
Bolshevik troops push 200 miles beyond Kieff after capturing Kielce from Poland and advance along a 500 mile front. Russian dispatches say the decisive moment has arrived while Polish universities close as volunteers rush to the front. General Budenni’s cavalry breaks Polish resistance in the north.
Morris will be open with his own line of cigars and all popular brands tobaccos and cigarettes Saturday in his new store at 233 Tuscarawas St W Advy.
Youngheart's advertises a closing sale offering straw hats for $2.00 at 123 corner of the Dime Savings Bank in Ady with a note to see page 4 for details.
McKinley club members and Republicans bound for Marion on July 22 to meet Senator Harding should notify A Talmage Snyder at State 6 before 6 o clock Friday July 9. Round trip railroad fare will not exceed four dollars.
Kenny's piano department advertises player rolls at 25 cents each. The store highlights a sale on music rolls and related piano accessories with emphasis on affordability.
The union and nonunion electricians announce an open meeting at 115 Marketay 3 on Friday July 16 with good speakers and plenty of smokes. Charter price set at $5.00.
The advertisement promotes a dancing event featuring Macks Popular Players with afternoon and evening sessions at Washing Co located at 239 Bedford Avenue SW.
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