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21 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
1
Campaign committee to meet in Columbus for GOP and Democratic plans
Republican campaign committee convenes in Columbus this afternoon to map strategy for the presidential race. Democratic leaders Governor Cox and George White discuss stump tours and August 7 notification at Trail's End. Cox advocates western opening. White's appointment follows Ed Moore's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic
Cox
George White
Marietta
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
White
Republican Campaign Committee
Committee On
Harding
Trail
Dayton
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
National Committee
West
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Illinois
Ed Moore
Stark county delegation to witness Harding nomination ceremony
Between seven and eight hundred people will comprise the Stark county delegation bound for Marion Thursday to witness the notification of Senator Warren G Harding. About 700 tickets are sold for the special train carrying the delegation, with McKinley club members meeting Thursday at six. The group includes uniformed members and Thayer’s bands with Canal Fulton and Massillon contingents led by a band. The trip will run over the Pennsylvania line, train departing at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Com
Marion
Warren Harding
Btark Co
McKinley
Grand Army Thayer
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Strike to Release Larkin Fails in Dublin Protest
July 21 Dublin witnesses an Irish law demonstration urging James Larkin's release from Sing Sing prison in New York. The strike by transport workers failed to gain traction and the protest did not influence the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
James Larkin
Marion Train Schedule and Meyers Lake Park Ad
All attendees for Marion must be at Kinley Club rooms Thursday at 9 o clock a m. Train departs at 7 sharp. Meyers Lake Park offers dancing afternoon and evening with popular acts advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kinley Club Rooms
Ady
Meyers Lake Park
McKinley Club
Roth
Hugo
Democrats Set August 17 For State Convention
The Democratic Central Committee chose Tuesday August 17 and Columbus as the convention site. W W Durbin chaired the meeting and M A Daugherty of Lancaster was named temporary chairman to deliver the keynote speech, following primaries to shape the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic Central Committee
W. W. Durbin
State Democratic Central Committee
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Ohio
Release Woman in Gold Thefts in Akron Case
Mary Dougan, 22, of Akron, was released after arraignment on theft charges connected to about 10 000 dollars in gold sweepings from the Dueber Watch Case Co. Nick Migie was held to the grand jury under 5 000 dollars bond. Detective Chief Swope recovered 114 pounds of gold nuggets worth over 3 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dougan
Akron
Dueber Watch Case Co
Nick Migie
Swope
Migie
Dougan
Migio
City News In Brief
A. R. Biltger George Gresser and Gray the Painter attend a cedar Point convention of master painters and decorators. The Washington Farmer's Elevator Co. Maximo incorporated for 25000. Fornes Brothers Electric Co Canton reduces capital stock from 20000 to 10000. Three autoists fined for speeding arraigned before Police Judge Bowman. Charles Spielman failed to appear forfeits 30 bond. P M Nichol fined 25 bond. W F Stearns fined 15 and costs. J F Potner fined 10 and costs for reckless driving after late Tuesday arrest by Officer Dorland. Mike Knick fined 300 and costs for violation of federal prohibition act. barber shop on Westview Ave NE visited by detectives. Joe Jafford fined 1 and costs for peace disturbance linked to a shovel dispute with wife. police arrested both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Charles Spielman
P. M. Nichol
W. F. Stearns
J. F. Potner
Dorland
Mike Knick
Judy Bowman
Wmastview Av
Weidman, Wogley, Pence and Hamlin
Joe Jafford
Highwaymen Rob Local Man and Car Stolen in Canton
Police report three youths robbed James McGowan at 11th Market avenue N around 11 p.m. after holding him at gunpoint. Lester Sponsroller reported his garage theft with license and engine numbers. Judge Silas S Richards toured Canton amid campaign for chief justice, noting his long judicial career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGowan
198Th-St
Lester Sponseller
Canton
Ingersoll Seeks Prohibition Support for Harding at Convention
Idaho’s J H Ingersoll urges prohibitionists to back Senator Harding during the Omaha convention session. The debate splits delegates into three camps on endorsing a ticket or fielding candidates with Bryan still discussed as a possible standard bearer. National committee members propose equal sex representation with one man and one woman from each state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Warren G. Harding
J. H. Ingersol
Idaho
Ingersoll
Harding
James M. Cox
Robert H. Patton
Illinois
William Jennings Bryan
National Committee
Robert Patton
B. P. Prug
Pennsylvania
W. C. Dean
Wisconsin
G O P Chiefs Hold Session in Columbus
In Columbus on July 21 Republicans gathered for a week of party events with two major committee meetings and honorary dinners planned. National figures Will Hays and T Coleman DuPont led the discussions on Harding notifi cation and campaign strategy as preparations intensified for the convention week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Will Hays
Lodge
Sproul
Pennsylvania
T. Coleman Dupont
Harding
National Executive Committee
Hays
Marion
Harry M. Daugherty
Home Made Hootch Traced in Cleveland Deaths
Police investigate two deaths after a family reunion in Cleveland as city chemists test the home made liquor consumed by Wladislaw Wydarski and his step-brother Steve Gutowski. The men fell ill and died before medical help could arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wladislaw Wydarski
Steve Gutowski
W L Arnold Dies in Denver of Tuberculosis
W L Arnold, 36, formerly of this city, died Monday evening in Denver Colorado from tuberculosis. He is survived by his wife. Remains will arrive in Canton Wednesday evening and be taken to E J Arnold's undertaking establishment before funeral services at the Achemire farm south of Reedurban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Arnold
Denver
Colo
Canton
E. J. Arnold
Achemire Farm
Reedurban
Turkish Cabinet Out London Resigns Reported
The Turkish cabinet has resigned according to dispatches received. An advertisement notes hats for sale at Hut ton Millinery for three and four dollars. Various small ads follow, including job asks and club room notices with timing and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miracle recovery of Merry Christmas Eddleman from illness
Eight year old Merry Christmas Eddleman of Canton fell ill with severe headache teeth and mobility loss. Doctors diagnosed tubercular meningitis after months of treatment then she unexpectedly recovered and is now able to walk talk and run in Mercy hospital. Her parents say the return to health is a Christmas miracle and expect her home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Little Merry Christmas Eddleman
William Eddleman
Merry Christmas
Mercy Hospital
Auto Dealers and Employes On Picnic
Motorists stranded as Stark county auto shops close for annual Stark County Automobile Trades Association outing at Turkeyfoot Lake. Parade to the lake includes Alliance and Waynesburg divisions with Canton and Massillon mobilized. crafts, sports and picnicking follow a day of shut shops and idle tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co
Stark Ce Automobile Trades Association
Turkeyfoot Lake
Tuscara
Alliance
Waynesburg
County Association
Canton
Massillon
Turkeyfoot
Kepler's Landing
Izaak Waltons
F. W. Schumacher
George W. Monnot
Ralph W. Hay
George P. Maloney
George R. Grant
S. BE. Kayler
H. E
Wagner
W. Maddrell
Hay
O. A. Zeigler
Bert Busche
O. D. Davis
Canton Bank Incorporation Garners Increased Capital
The Fast End state bank of Canton increased capitalization from 10000 to 50000 dollars with papers issued by the secretary of state under Ohio laws requiring banks to be incorporated for 25000 dollars or more. Graser Nalrus and Melchoir named in papers. The Rogers Miller Co incorporated for 10000 dollars with Rogers and Miller named as officers. The firm had existed long before its incorporation papers were issued Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Canton
Ohio
Graser
Nalrus
Melchoir
Rogers Miller Co
D Rogers
M. Miller
Mount Union Receives $10000 Bequest
Mrs. Katherine Ruth Neuhoff who died in New York City left Mount Union college ten thousand dollars. President W. H. McMaster announced the gift Wednesday. Five thousand funds endow a French professorship honoring her mother Mary Frost of Alliance and five thousand endows an Italian professorship honoring R. C. Ruth of Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ruth Neuhoff
New York City
Mount Union College
W. H. McMaster
Mary Frost
Alliance
R. C. Ruth
Hot Weiner Sandwiches at Festival on Austrian Hospital Lawn
A festival event offers hot weiner sandwiches on Friday evening July 23 at the Austrian hospital lawn. The ad notes a community gathering with affordable fare and casual entertainment. Proceeds support hospital programs.
Dancing Afternoon and Evening at Macks Popular Players
Advert shows chocolate cherries in a Roth and Hug box and notes an afternoon and evening dance program by Macks Popular Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth & Hug’s
Advy
Margaret's Noonday Meals Adverts At Margaret's
Daily noon meals from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Avenue. Ads highlight convenient lunch options and chocolate specialties available for customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret's
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Hats at Hut ton Millinery Five-Lot Sale
Hats at Hut ton Millinery offered in five lots priced at $3 $4 $5 $6 and $7 per lot. Adv.
Hats on sale at Hutton Millinery Thursday July 22nd
Promoters advertise a wonderful lot of hats at Hutton Millinery with a sale date set for Thursday July 22. The brief notice emphasizes a special lot sale event at the millinery shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton Millinery
Adv
Canton Railroad Brotherhoods Await National Flood of News
In Canton the wage award sparked mixed reactions as shop and yard workers weigh actions. Locals expect official word from national chiefs and Chicago before strikes or other moves. Office staff see a 25 percent rise but only about thirteen cents extra per hour, with overtime details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Simpson Cigar Store
Ward
W. C. Stinson
Pennsylvania Railroad
International Association of Machinists
Chicago
Homer Koehler
Brotherhood of Railroad
Canton
Colored man stabbed after rooming-house quarrel
William White, colored, was stabbed four times by Albert Johnson, also colored, after a dispute over a spare bed at a Canton rooming house on Cherry avenue SE. White suffered wounds to the left arm right hand and back. Dr Schall reported no serious complications. Both men are Cincinnati natives who had recently come to Canton for work. The incident occurred in front of Sunny Brown's pool room on Sixth Street SE. no arrests had been made Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Albert Johnson
Cherry-av SE
Cincinnati
Canton
White
Schall
Sunny” Brown
Sixth-st SE
Subscriptions Near 200000 As YMCA Plans Branch Buildings
The Young Men's Christian Association reports total subscriptions of 196704 with 13422 raised that day. Divisions A through D list major gifts from Furbay, Ifor, Markley and Morgan. Funds fund branch buildings to expand Americanization classes, citizenship work, and social programs across the city, with engines for foreigners and new district facilities. George J. Werner campaigns for sheriff of Westchester in an airplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
A. BE. Furbay
J. Andor
J. M. Markley
W. J. Morgan
Educational Department
Canton Sheet Steel Co
New York
George J. Werner
West Chester County
Railroad wage award fuels union talks and rate plan
In Chicago 2000 railroad unions debate the 600 million wage board award with leaders like W G Lee predicting no strikes. Rail managers push for higher freight rates, while petitions seek a 30 to 40 percent rise to fund the increase. Outlaws reject the award as executives in Washington discuss passenger fare hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Lee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Striking Yardmen Voice Discontent Over Rail Labor Board Award
In Cleveland on July 21 striking yardmen denounced the wage awards set by the United States railroad labor board. They plan a late afternoon protest parade and demand full restoration of seniority rights and higher hourly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States Railroad Labor Board
J. O'Rourke
Cleveland Yardmen’'S Association
Tire sale and hat ad mix from Canton area shops
Local ads promote 25 percent off tires and tubes at Canton Tire and Service Co. while supplies last. Roth & Hug offer 7T9c Ib. almonds. Hutton Millinery advertises Pattern Hats for 7.90 at 533 Market av N. Ad placements list several merchants in the Canton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth & Hug's
Hutton
Tire Sale At Canton Tire Service Co
Entire stock of A-1 tires and tubes while they last. Canton Tire Service Co., Sixth Street and Cleveland Avenue NW. Advy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Tire and Service Co
Sixth-st
Cleveland Av
Advy
Canton Tire Service Co
Cleveland-av NW
Festival by Austrian macaten nurses Friday
Local notice announces a festival hosted by Austrian macaten nurses to be held on Friday, July 23, with further event details unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaten Nurses
Everyday chocolates 69c per pound at Reth & Hug’ Ady
A brief retail item notes Everyday chocolates priced at 69 cents per pound at the Reth and Hug store in Ady. The notice highlights a sale item with pricing and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reth & Hug
Ady
United Electric Considers Plans for Expansion
United Electric Co. stockholders met to discuss enlarging capacity of Tuee suction sweeper maker. Definite additions were deferred to August as details are prepared. Company has expanded capital from $500,000 to $1,000,000 and issued preferred stock. Plans for new buildings will be submitted then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electric Co
Efightlst NE
Hatfield Kin Arrested in County Jail After Park Incident
Pete Hatfield of Benton West Virginia a member of the Hatfield family jailed in this county after a Meyers Lake park arrest for intoxication He claimed past feud memories and allegedly wore a police badge and demanded money from foreigners at the park He is held for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hatfield
Benton
W. Va
Hatfield
West Virginia
Meyers Lake Park
Peterson
McCoy
Cement Delivery and Local Festival Promoted
A carload of cement arrived at Letherman Gehman Co. A Home-made cake and ice cream festival will be held on the Austman hospital lawn Friday July 23. For more details call 574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letherman Gehman Co
Austman Hospital
Butter Week From Churn to You At Arcade Market
Fresh from the churn a 580 pound batch of butter enters the Arcade Market. Bates mentions a slang term in use for the week signaling a busy dairy period.
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Veland
Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Larkin
Nightmore
Awadery
City News
Painters’ Convention
A. R. Biltger
George Gresser
Gray the Painter
Cedar Point
Master Painters and Decorators
Silas S. Richards
Clyde
Supreme Court
Richards
Common Pleas
Herrick
Court of Appeals
Toledo
Bull
G.O.P. Chiefs
Marian Almonds
City Commission Co
Walnut
2Nd-St
WFL
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Doctor
Miracle Man
Canton Bank Incorporated
Mount Union
Macks
Sider
Chiefs
United Electric
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