Officials Order Tear Up of Faulty Road Curb Work
County commissioners in conference with Surveyor Bender and Prosecutor Snyder ordered the curb on the Alliance Harrisburg and Louisville roads torn up and replaced. An investigation may extend the action. About 2000 dollars of concrete work alleged to be omitted from the specifications. Curb forms used this year measured 12 inches instead of the required height and some sections were only a shell with cinders arched.
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Harrisburg
Louisville
Bender
Snyder
Rioting at Bayonne oil plant leaves dead and wounded
Two dead and several wounded in a day of strike riots at the Standard Oil Bayonne plant. Guards fought attackers near the Tidewater Oil fence as state troops were ordered after fires and arson attempts threatened the vast oil tanks.
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Daily News
uIe Canto
Lanton Daily Newshouse
U.S
Germany
Standard Oil
Bayonne
N.J
Standard Oil Co
Tidewater Oil Company
Brooklyn
Rahway
Wilson
Kinkead
Trenton
Seagirt
Former Canton Man Killed As Train Strikes Auto
William J. Dick forty from Canton died of internal injuries after a car he rode in was struck by a train at Crider station. The other occupants J F Allison of McKeesport and J H McCormick of Haden died at the scene. Dick, once Canton resident, owned a Rochester garage and was linked with Dick Manufacturing Co. He is survived by his wife daughter Adele and several siblings. Father Joseph Dick and two sons traveled to Butler after news.
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William J. Dick
Joseph Dick
General Hospital
Butler
Crider Station
New Brighton
J. F. Allison
McKeesport
J. H. McCormick
Haden
Evans City
Allison
McCormick
Vic Dick
Canton
Rochester
Dick Manufacturing Co
Adele Dick
Charles F. Dick
Frank J. Dick
F. J. Zeller
George Murray
W. R. Schwertner
Weather forecast and temperature notes
Fair weather and moderate temperatures expected tonight and Friday. Earlier data show temperature readings from 7 am and 9 pm with recorded maximum and minimum estimates.
Canton ads and notices in the Local Newspaper
A fragment shows an advertisement for lighting fixtures on the second floor of The Canton Engineering and Electric Co in Cleveland and Sta t NW, mentioning piano value sales from Brewster stock, and a notice for a C M B A special meeting on July 22 to discuss a plan for August 1.
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Oeeter
Ray Watchter
Adv
Canton Engineering and Electric Co
Cleveland
Itrst
Canton Faces Budget Cuts and Possible Tax Increase
Analysis of Canton's financial standing shows about $138,000 must be cut from Mayor Stolberg's proposed budget. The city is unlikely to raise the tax rate, though the tax duplicate could grow to about $86 million. Sinking fund needs and shifts in millage may affect safety and service funds.
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Canton
Stolberg
Oberlin
Oother
Piano sale and community event notices
An advertising item promotes 20 to 30 percent off pianos and player pianos this week with coupon guidance. It also notes a Canton ice cream festival at Waco M. E. church two miles from public square on Saturday evening July 24 with jitney buses from the square to the grounds. The Canton Motor Car Co. ad appears among the notices.
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J. W. Brown Piano Co
Advt
Waco M. E. Church
Canton Public Square
Square Toll Grounds
U S Note to Germany Presses Toward Berlin
Washington reports the third U S note on submarine warfare and freedom of the seas is en route to Berlin via Copenhagen. Ambassa dor Gerard will translate and present it to Foreign Minister von Jagow, signaling no further diplomatic proposals. The note asserts U S rights to safe seas and warns Germany of consequences if it continues. The timing and delivery plan are outlined, with public release to follow upon receipt. Also an ad notes a piano sale ending Saturday by Brewster stock at Klein & Heffelman Co.
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Washington
U. S
Germany
Berlin
State Department
Copenhagen
Gerard
von Jagow
Lusitania
Lansing
Brewster
Klein & Heffelman Co
Headlight Ordinance for Automobiles Goes Into Effect
The city enacts an August start to curb blinding headlights. Chief Riblet orders enforcement. Safety Director Kunkel says lamps must not blind drivers on public streets. The police may appoint an inspector to judge compliance and issue certificates to passing lamps.
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Riblet
Kunkel
Chief of Police
Dr Junsaulus to Speak on Americas Tomorrow at Chautauqua Tent
In Massillon Ohio an advertisement announces Dr Junsaulus of Chicago speaking on Americas Tomorrow at the Chautauqua tent on Cedar Street at 8 o clock tonight. All are invited.
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Junsaulus
Chicago
Cedar Stat
Massillon
Ohio
Cleveland firm advertises quality and design
Ad for a Cleveland based company promoting quality and design improvements appears in an advance notice listing dates 22 23 24 25. The snippet references Electric Co. and a street location itr st NW.
Modern Garden of Eden Raided by Police Near Poughkeepsie
Sheriff Hornbeck ordered a raid on a Roosevelt Point Eden scene three miles north of Poughkeepsie after complaints about two men and two women parading nude before the public gate and along New York Central tracks. Hunters in nearby woods have surged recently.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hornbeck
Garden of Eden
Roosevelt Point
Hudson River
New York Central
Large rises in residence valuations across northwest district
Preliminary tax board figures show dramatic assessment jumps for north of 15th street NW from Marketown to West Creek with increases up to 1000 percent on Bellevue Avenue and substantial gains on 19th Street and Woodlanday. The total district impact exceeds $1 million though full figures are pending.
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15Th-St NW
Marketaw
West Creek
the Tax Board
Market-ay
Cleveland-ay NW
Bellevue-au
19Th-St NW
Woodlanday
16Th-St NW
F. E. Case
Marketaw N
F. C. Belden
Emily HB. Martin
Vacation paper delivery service advertised
Readers planning trips can have the Daily News follow them to their new location. Contact the Circulation Department by telephone or mail with both old and new addresses. the paper will handle the rest and keep readers posted on home news.
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Daily News
Stark
Bell Main 10
Board Members Oppose Change in School Fireproofing
President Lehman and board member John Harmony resist Melbourne Brothers plan to change fireproofing at the Crystal Park school. Harmony says he knows two members oppose but can’t gauge the other three and prefers not to enter a newspaper controversy. issue to be settled by arbitration.
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Lehman
John Harmony
Melbourne Brothers
Crystal Park
Harmony
U S Commissioner To Address Ohio Parent-Teacher Meet
U S Commissioner of Education P P Claxton will speak at the Ohio Parent-Teacher convention in Canton October 7 to 9. Other speakers include Mrs F K Schoff of Philadelphia Riley Ayres of the Russell Sage Foundation and EK A Peterson of the Goodrich settlement house. Canton speakers include Judge H W Harter and Mayor Stolberg with welcome by Mrs J A Smith. Governors Willis and Cox declined invites.
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J. A. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Congress of Mothers
P. M. Seymour
Canton
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Loren Souers
J. K. Baxter
A. B. Clark
E. W. Hana
P. P. Claxton
U. S
F. K. Schoff
Philadelphia
National Organization
Riley Ayres
Russel Sage Foundation
H. W. Harter
Stolberg
Smith
Willis
Cox
Northwoods
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New Jersey
William Vogt & Sons
Valley of Ridle
Butler, Pa
Sen
Aersensences
Sime Sulci
Mateus
Nyse
Stat NW
Canton Motor Car
Canton Motor Car Co
Uncle Sam
Massillon Chautauqua
North End
Pres
Melbourne
EK. A. Peterson
Goodrich Settlement House
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