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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1920

Page

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Railroad unions split over wage award referendum plans

After meetings among 16 of 17 transportation unions, leaders announce they accept the United States Labor Board wage award under protest or submit it for a referendum. Only the Order Railway Telegraphers vote to accept with no referendum. A final decision before Sept 1 is unlikely.

Hicago Spector National Railroad al T Transporon United States Labor Board Nly Railway Telegraphers Brotherhood Ofomotive Engineers Brotherhood Switchmen’s Son North America United Brotherhood of Ntenance of Way Brotherhood of Railway Ilway Department of A. F. of L International Assation of Sheet Metalkers International Alliance Carmen Oferica International Brotherhood Blacksmiths International Brotherhood Boilermakers America Rth America Elr Frest Ll. E. Sheppard Railroad Telegraph E. J. Man

Prominent Engineer Leader Discusses Rail Wage Award

Warren S. Stone, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, figures prominently in Chicago as the labor board wage award of about 600 percent of the bands’ demands is discussed at the railroad brotherhood chiefs meeting.

Chicago Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Railroad Brotherhood Labor Board Railway Brotherhoods

Brass thefts totaling $1,000 tied to Canton plant

Detectives arrested John Rugle and John Kesele, workers at Canton Sheet 1 Co., for timber brass thefts totaling about $1,000 dating back nearly a year. Investigators say $160 worth was hidden at two suspects homes. one batch may be recovered later. They are to be arraigned Saturday before Police Judge Bowman.

Canton Sheet #1 Co John Rugle John Kesele Daves Pilcher Biffle Hey Bowman

Temperature Report and Political Ad Copy

The fragment lists a weather forecast for Ohio with probable tonight and cooler Sat. It also shows a temperature and precipitation table with incomplete data. A political notice promotes Joseph H. Himes, candidate for Congress in the 16th district, with primaries August 10.

Congredev Siman Joseph HH. Himes Repu Congress Itieal Ady

Unclear OCR: Market Report Fragments and July Entry

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Arcade Market Siven by the Aultman tal nurses on a Friday in July. Details are unreadable and lack clear event, entities, or dates.

Ativa Aultmantal

Canton RR Men Remain On IB

Canton railroad workers decide to stay at work and await national headquarters guidance on the award. W C Stinson warns against immediate strike, urging unity and adherence to national leaders. Local unions vote to abide by the national decision before action.

Canton Railroad Simpson Cigar Store National Headquarters W. C. Stinson International Association of Machinists National

Ohio Electric Rejects Demand in Lima Strike Talks

J H Mc Clure vice president of the Ohio Electric Co. rejected demands for higher pay better conditions and a closed shop presented by 1100 conductors and motormen. He asked to extend the current wage agreement due to the company's financial condition. Union leaders said no action would be taken until the Springfield executive committee meeting is scheduled.

Lima J. H. McClure Ohio Electric Co Ohio Electric System Springfield

Colored Jubilee Singers at First Christian Church

The Colored Jubilee Singers will perform at the First Christian Bible School on Sunday morning and present a sacred concert in the church Sunday evening at 7 30 admission free.

Colored Jubilee Singers First Christian Bible School Adv First Christian Bible First Christan Bible School Ady

Choiie Cakes Special Saturday Pastry Promotion

Choiie Cakes The Pastry Shop offers a Saturday bake with butter cream pineapple and silver cakes plus cocoanut and raspberry cream squares. Delivery available at Belt 1896 and State 3620. The Pastry Shop 218 Cleveland AV NW.

Call Belt State Cleveland-av

Masons Plan Special Convocation Saturday Afternoon

A special convocation of Canton chapter No. 84, R. A. M., is scheduled for Saturday afternoon July 24 starting at 1 o'clock to confer degrees. A. R. Turnbull, H. P., W. W. Hoenecke, Sec.-Ady.

Canton A. R. Turnbull H. P W. W. Hoenecke Sec Ady

Eagle Grocery offers special Saturday bargains

Special Saturday cheap prices on groceries and meat at Eagle Grocery and Meat Market, 803 Tuscarawas Street East. New potatoes, Gold en Sun Coffee, Shredded Wheat, Mother's Oats, Puffed Rice, home rendered lard, and assorted canning supplies are highlighted with reduced prices.

Eagle Grocery Tuscarawasst East

Everyday chocolates 69c Ib box at Roth & Hug's

Local ad notes Everyday chocolates sold at 69 cents per pound in a box at Roth and Hug’s store. The short promotion highlights a bargain price and the retailer. Rounded pricing and placement suggest a small grocery or confectionery flyer.

Roth & Hug’s

Defenders Start Fast In Crucial Ambrose Race

Fog delayed the fourth Resolute Shamrock IV race near Ambrose lightship. Resolute led Shamrock across the start at 1 01 33 to 1 01 56 and raced fast with eight knot winds, Resolute stay ahead by a quarter mile early on the triangular 30 mile course.

U.S Goldsborough Ambrose Thomas Lipton Committee Nish Resolute Shamrock Jersey Highlands

Adrianople in Flames Report Amid Thrace Fighting

July 23 Adrianople reported in flames as fires break out across the city. British headquarters received information of many fires. The Greek army of occupation in Thrace is advancing rapidly against Turkish nationalists.

Constantinople Adrianople Thrace

New Tailoring Shop Opens in Canton

Mundy a Cleveland tailor plans a new shop at 187 Tus carawassi E Canton opening Saturday in the room formerly used by the Marlow. He will oversee the Canton shop in person while continuing responsibilities at his Cleveland store on 146 Public Square. All Canton work will be completed at the Canton location.

Mundy Cleveland Tuscarawassi E Marlow Canton Public Square

Watermelons to be sold at 60c each

Sugar watermelons offered at 60 cents each at 1215 opposite Penn freight house on Saturday the 24th. Every watermelon plugged. Advy.

Penn

Royal Order of Lions Picnic Notice

Royal Order of Lions announces a summer picnic on Sunday July 25 at Sippo Lake. Tickets are available for advance purchase at Kendall's Jewelry Store 204 W Tuscaloosa St.

Royal Order of Lions Sippo Lake Kendall's Jewelry W. Tusc st.Adv

Dance, Dance, Dance! Past Sparta Saturday Night

Novelty dance event featuring Huff Maniston orchestra of Canton. Bus departs Cleveland and Tuscarawas at 7, 7:30, 9:15, returns 10 and 11:45. Advertisements for chocolate cherries 79¢ lb box at Roth Hug's and large new potatoes $1.10 peck. Lincoln Fruit Co at Lincoln Market 425 Tuscarawas Street. Advertisements list peck deals and 3 lb 25¢.

Sparta Huff-Manist Orchestra Canton Cleveland-ay Tuscaranasst Roth & Hug’s Lincoln Fruit Co Lincoln Market Tuscarawas-st

Y M C A Fund Campaign Reaches $210 509 Amid Reckless Driving

At a noon luncheon the Y M C A campaign reported 210 509 in subscriptions toward a 239 000 goal. Divisions A through D contributed amounts led by J M Morgan’s division with 857 for the day. Police arrested three motorists for reckless driving and several for speeding as part of a crackdown led by Chief Gauchat. Louis Degracino and Donald Cayne faced fines of 20 dollars each with costs, while Clemet Merts and G C Renford were fined 25 and 15 dollars respectively with costs.

The Young Men’s Christian Association R. F E. Furbay F. A. Landory J. M. Markley W. J. Morgan H. C. Pontius J. M. Morgan Gauchat Hag Alsa Criminal Court Louis Degracino Yellow Cab Co Louisville Grether Donald Cayne Mahoning Rd NE Clemet Merts Bowman Louisvillerd G. C. Renford

Girl Struck by Motorcycle Officer In Crossing Accident

Seven year old Helen Shengle daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Shengle of 2327 Indianavy NE sustained fractures to both legs after being struck by Motorcycle Officer Lungren as she and her mother started to cross at Edwardsay and Mahoning NE. Helen was taken to Mercy hospital. witnesses say Lungren was traveling about 60 mph at the time.

Helen Shengle L. D. Shengle Indianavy NE Lungren Shengle Edwardsay Mahoning-rd NE Helen Mercey Hospital Jack H. M. Schuffell

Goedgecke to be promoted to lieutenant colonel

Columbus July 23 announcement states Major Frederick Goedecke of the Ohio National Guard will be promoted to lieutenant colonel. He serves as instructor inspector and will assume the new rank in the near term.

Columbus Frederick Goedecke Ohio National Guard

Bible School Sunday Morning Mission Free Ady

Bible School Sunday morning and mission free. Ady appears in readable fragment but details are limited.

Local Ads Offer Prime Beef and Fresh Meats

Advertising copy lists Prime beef boiling meat 14c and 16c, pot roast 18c and 20c, chuck roast 22c and 24c, veal stew 22c, veal chops 35c, veal roast 34c and 36c, spring lamb stew 15c, leg of spring lamb 35c, fresh pork shoulder 25c, and home dressed chickens and ducks among other items. Also mentions Kenny's Player Piano Rolls and Saturday specials at Ota Reliable Table Meat Market.

Ota Reliable

Driver Fined After Crash Injuring Worker in Cherry Avenue

Charles Schankie was fined 25 dollars after a Wednesday arrest for driving while intoxicated. Authorities say Schwabie drove over a ditch on Cherry Avenue where Joseph Viano of 1026 Liberty Avenue SE was at work, breaking a leg and suffering head injuries. Schwabie denied intoxication in court Friday.

Charles Schankie Valice Bowman Schwnkie Cherry-av SF Joseph Viano Liberty

Will sing at the First Christian Mission free

A note announces a free singing event at the First Christian Mission with admission open to the public. No further details on date or performer are provided in the readable text.

Editor Will Speak at First U B Church Sunday

Dr. J. M. Phillipp editor of the Religious Telescope will teach the Men's Class and speak at both services Sunday at First U B church located at Cleveland Ave and Fifth St SW Advy.

J. M. Phillipp The Religious Telescope First U. B. Church Cleveland-av J. M. Phillippi VU. B. Church

Real Estate listings ask readers to find or sell homes

The Daily News advertises daily real estate listings with homes of every size across the city. Prospective buyers are urged to read the Real Estate columns and sellers can place an ad at a small cost by calling 3500 or using either phone.

Daily News

Pecan Rolls Offered at The Pastry Shop

The Pastry Shop advertises pecan rolls described as the finest tasting with pecan meat filling. Delivery available by calling Bell 296 State 3620. Located at 218 Cleveland Ave NW.

Bell Cleveland

Canton Man Given Welcome by Big Crowd at McCulloch Rally

A large Canton turnout greeted Congressman Roscoe McCulloch in Marion as the McKinley club and Stark County delegation showered him with handshakes at Garfield Park. Thayers’ band provided the lively music while Mrs. Harding and Senator Harding met the Cantonians during the visit.

Canton Man Harding Marion McCulloch Roscoe McCulloch Moc Culloch Garfield Park Canton McKinley Marchings Club Thayers Canton McKinley Club Park Republican National Committee Stark-co

King to Fight Removal Order Over Misconduct Charge

Lorain July 23 Former police chief A A King removed by Mayor Grail plans to contest his dismissal. He will refute the misconduct charges cited for the removal and remains a leader in the Ohio police chiefs association known for his stance against agitators and extremists.

Lorain A. A. King Grail King Ohio Police Chiefs Association

Building occupants bombard bandits in Cleveland robbery

Auto thieves seized merchandise valued at 5000 from Louis Shore dry goods. Occupants on upper floors fired three shots at the fleeing car but caused no hits. Police investigated the early morning incident in Cleveland.

Cleveland Louis Shore

Chauffeur Held on Assault Charge in Cincinnati Case

John Smith a 48 year old chauffeur formerly of Atlanta is jailed in Cincinnati on charges of attacking two 11 year old girls in a child’s home. Smith confessed to the assault and said he had a murder conviction in Atlanta with eight years served before pardon and claimed more than fifty prior sentences.

Cincinnati John Smith Atlanta Smith

Danish Pastries Draw Popular Taste At The Pastry Shop

Danish pastries have captured demand with tomorrow orders encouraged at The Pastry Shop. Delivery available. Call Bell 396 State 3620. Address listed as 218 Cleveland av NW Ady.

State Cleveland

Buckeye Fish and Sea Food Market Ad

Two day fish specials offered fresh selections including white fish pickerel trout halibut salmon perch pike and catfish at Buckeye Fish and Sea Food Market located at 120 Fourth Street NE Ad providing street address and product list.

Fourth-st Advy

Canton Morris Plan Bank Ad Promises 5 Percent Deposit

We Pay 5 Per Cent You should be one of our depositors. The Canton Morris Plan Bank announces attractive rate offers and invites new customers to open accounts.

Canton Morris Plan Bank Wm Ady

Local Market Ads Show Tie Deals and Bargains

Tie and 90¢ wash ties at 250 Youngheart's 122 Walnutav NE. Lucia Chogolates 69¢ per pound box at Rath and Mue'a. Ad.

Youngheart Lucia Chogolates Rath & Mue'a.Adn

Feathers Tie Two to Chicken Thefts Near Mapleton

Two men, John Fogle and William Cook, were arrested on a Mapleton farm after warrants issued by Oliver Clapper connected to the disappearance of 28 Rhode Island Reds from a chicken coop. Deputies found red feathers in the house and car. both suspects posted $1000 bond for Tuesday appearance.

Mapleton Robertsville John Fogle William Cook Oliver Clapper Rhode Island Fogle Peters Forte Cook

Cox urges suffrage ratification and Democratic push

Governor James M. Cox says personal representatives have been sent to Tennessee to push ratification of the suffrage amendment at the August 9 special session. George White urges Democratic speakers at chautauquas, challenging Republican effort funded by Will Hays. Cox notes Republican staff costs claimed at 450 thousand dollars daily. Senator Pomerene expected in Dayton to discuss expenditures and investigations. A New Yorker question recalls Cincinnati political history.

Columbus James M. Cox Tennessee George White Democratic National Committee White Cox Harrison Mississippi King Utah Edward Hurley The Shipping Board Oscar Bradfute Xenia Pomerene Ohio Dayton Cincinnati George B. Cox

German mark shows decline in Berlin markets

New York July 23 a decline in quotations in German marks to 225 off .0021 today was attributed to the rapid advance of Bolshevik armies and the general uncertainty of Central European countries. This price marked the lowest figure touched in several weeks.

New York

Illinois Miners Threaten Strike Drives Southern Mines Walkout

Murphysboro Illinois July 23 Miners in every southern Illinois coal mine will strike today according to a telegram to Wm Hutton a United Mine Workers official Hutton says Franklin coal field with 12000 workers and the Orient mine famed for a world record of 6744 tons hoisted in eight hours joins the stoppage

Murphysboro Illinois Wm Hutton United Mine Workers of America Hutton Franklinco Orient

Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon and Evening

Meyers Lake Park hosts a dancing afternoon and evening with Macks Popular Players providing the entertainment. The event promises lively tunes and showmanship for attendees seeking a day of music and dance.

Meyers Lake Park Macks Adv

Water fishing catch list from NE Adv

A brief catalog of fish pulled from the water appearing in the Northeast Advocate listing species such as white fish pickerel trout halibut salmon and other catches. The entry notes a diverse freshwater and saltwater harvest typical of regional fishing reports.

Wanted Help Wanted Ad For City Commission Co

Help wanted in produce business and sales. Housemen with produce experience and salesmen needed. Apply The City Commission Co at Walnut and 2nd SE. Also see straw hat offers at 122 Walnut or NE rAdv.

Youngheart City Commission Co Walnut and 2Nd-St SE

Hot Weiner Sandwiches at Festival on Aultman Lawn

A community festival will feature hot wiener sandwiches and a home made cake and ice cream event on Friday evening July 23 at the Aultman hospital lawn. Proceeds support local programs.

Aultman Hospital

Peditor Will Speak at First VU Church

Dr. J. M. Phillippi editor of the Sunday at First VU church Cleveland Ave and Fifth St SW will speak at a church gathering. He will discuss church activities and future plans for the congregation.

Boy Is Shot Dead In Fighting At Banbridge

Eight more people were killed in Belfast fighting between Sinn Feiners and unionists. A boy was shot dead in Banbridge, Inspector Smythe’s hometown, as looting rose and 90 people were arrested. Casualties include six policemen and a soldier. damage tops 16 million dollars amid a heavy rainfall.

London Belfast Banbridge Smythe Royal Irish Constabulary Cork Hamar Greenwood Ireland Fall's Road Exchange Telegraph House of Commons General Smythe Cieneral Smythe Sinn

Mustards Horseradish Relish Ad

A meat pairing relish called Mustards Horseradish Relish prepared by Smith and Wolford. Distributed for sale at grocers and meat markets.

Smith & Wolford

Margaret's Noonday Meals and Shops Ad Copy Blitz

An assortment of small ads lists Margaret's Noonday Meals daily from 21 to 2 and Margaret's Chocolate Shop at 216 Market with a 5 percent annual rate highlighted by Canton Morris Plan Bank. Other mentions include Call Bell 896, State 8620, 218 Cleveland Ave NW, $3.00 Madras shirts at Youngheart's 122 Walnut Ave NE, Prayer Roll Specials 25e each, and Kenny's Player Piano Rolls on the Fourth Floor.

Kenny Adu

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