City delays exhibits in PUC hearing over Ohio Bell rate plan
City solicitor Miller announced two hearings are needed before the state public utilities commission to complete the protest to Ohio Bell’s proposed rate increase tied to its merger with Ohio State Telephone. The first session in Canton will start Thursday with city witnesses delayed while Bell furnishes exhibits. Prosecutor Ruff and assistant Innison assist Miller in the hearing.
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State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio State Telephone Co
Thomas M. Miller
Miller
Telephone Company
Canton
Columbus
City Council
Walter 8. Ruff
Filer
James E.innison
City 10 License Labor Solicitors Ordinance Passed
City council approves a ordinance requiring labor solicitors for hire to pay a $50 fee for four days and wear a badge. The permit must list job details including wages living costs and transportation deductions. City Solicitor Miller says the fee is constitutional if income limits apply and the ordinance covers both transient and resident solicitors.
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Council
Stark.co
Thomas M. Miller
Miller
Adopt Ordinance To End Pollution Hast Creek
Councilman Curtis Harter announced a new resolution adopted Monday night to prosecute polluters on Hast Creek. An officer appointed by Safety Director EB will investigate the stream and file affidavits against violators. The existing ordinance imposes a 26 dollar daily penalty for ongoing pollution as warnings have failed to curb activity.
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Hast Creek
Curtis Harter
BH. Curtis
Harter
Weather report fragment with missing data
Fragmentary weather item notes a light to moderate temperature trend and some unreadable lines. It references yesterday evening and today afternoon readings but lacks clear values or locations.
Flying Mores at Meers Lake Park Offer Two Daily Shows
Sensational serialists perform at Meers Lake Park on Pike with two daily showings, following the Saucy Baby Co. performances at Park Theater. Public notices advertise this entertainment line up as a twin bill attraction.
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Flying Mores
Meers Lake Park
Pike
Park Theater
Adv
Bude and Dad Daily Society Page Advertisement
Daily society page advertisement for Bude and Dad across the paper. Promotes lifestyle items, social notes, and local happenings with a light feature on family events.
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Ad Bude
Dad
Society
Adv
Armed Bandits Rob Restaurant On Broadway
Five gunmen beat James McDonald's restaurant manager in Broadway and stole nearly $300. After exchanging shots with police reserves they fled in a taxicab, which crashed into a vacant store window on St Nicholas Avenue. The chauffeur was injured. the bandits escaped.
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New York
James McDonald's
Broadway
St. Nicholas Avy
Prison Train Attacked by Irish Irregulars Amid Retreating Army
A train carrying rebel prisoners to Dublin was ambushed in Wexford, two regular soldiers killed, two arrests made, as free state forces push south. In Cork and surrounding counties heavy actions and destruction follow rebels retreat. A Belfast bomb near labor ministry prompts union organizer arrest and strike threats.
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Dublin
County Wexford
Harcourt Station
Free State
Cork
Ireland
Clare Morris
County Mayo
Fermoy
Belfast
Ministry of Labor
O. R. Ridgway
Irish Transportation Union
George W. Weeks Dies Suddenly at Canton Rubber Office
Gorge W. Weeks, 64, vice president and treasurer of Canton Rubber, died at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday at his office reportedly while in good health. Cause given as angina pectoris. Survived by wife Minnie Louise Weeks, daughter Clara, sons George W. Weeks Jr. and Conrad Weeks, two sisters Viola Kingsbury and Elvin Wells. Weeks had lived in Canton 30 years and was a Mason. Funeral plans to be announced from California.
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Gorge W. Weeks
Auburn P
Clara
George W. Weeks, Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Conrad Weeks
Viola M. Kingsbury
Elvin Wells
Akron
Weeks
Canton
Canton Rubber Company
McKinley Lodge of Masons
Clara Weeks
California
Hold Two Girls as Witnesses in Prostitution Case
Two girls alleged to be inmates of a house run by Mary Ackerman are held as material witnesses in a felony prosecution against Ackerman. They are identified as Mae Little and Justine Johnson with bonds set at 80000 each. W. G. Singer faces a juvenile case for contributing to delinquency and is released on 9500 bond. Mattie Jordan files for divorce from Sanford Jordan with attorney C. B. McClintock.
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Mary Ackerman
Mary Schmdt
Walters
Ruff
W. G. Singer
Pomerene to Speak at Ohio Democratic Events
Senator Atlee Pomerene will travel from Washington to Ohio for a series of speeches. He will speak at a democratic political picnic at Brady's Lake near Ravenna on Saturday, address the Miami Valley Chautauqua at Dayton on Sunday, and talk to the Rotary Club in Columbus on Monday before returning Tuesday morning.
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Atlee Pomerene
Washington
Brady's Lake
Ravenna
Dayton
Rotary Club
Columbus
Man Confesses to Strangling Wife Over Refused Money
Detroit July 25 Vania Walters 35 is jailed on murder charges after confessing he choked his wife Florence to death last night because she refused to surrender money she saved to buy him a new suit. The body was found by their 12 year old son Bruce in the couple’s bedroom.
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Detroit
Vania Walters
Florence
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio
An advertisement offers a free baby photograph when customers open a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Hank and deposit at least one dollar. It mentions a baby hook to keep the baby’s record.
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Baby
Courtney
Trust & Savings
Hank
For New Process Gas Ranges The K H Z Co exclusive dealers
The K H Z Co exclusive dealers announce a new line of process gas ranges. Adv marketing copy highlights efficiency, durability, and professional applications for industrial kitchens and labs.
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K-H-Z Co
De Valera Leads Rebel Retrenchment in Tipperary
A Star dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera, head of the Irregulars, pale and wan, leading rebels toward Tipperary and establishing headquarters at Cashel, as of this afternoon.
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DE Valera
London
Pale
Eamonn de Valera
Tipperary
the Star
The
Star
Cashel
Worker Killed At Alloy Steel Plant
Antonius Leston aged nineteen was fatally struck by a falling steel pile at United Alloy Steel plant on Tuesday morning. The Spaniard, unmarried, worked as a chainman and resided at 929 Lafayette Ave SE. No relatives are named in the report.
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Antonius Leston
Lafayette Av SE
United Alloy Steel Company
Leston
Steel Company
Canton Council Seeks Height Limit For Planes
Canton council votes to direct the judiciary committee to draft a law setting minimum flight height over buildings after a daredevil pilot flew near homes and knocked bricks from chimney tops in the northeast section.
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Canton
Judiciary Committee
Harry Oliver
Oliver
State Officials Probe City House Fire
Deputy state fire marshals began an investigation Monday into the fire at a southeast city house. A man and a woman arrested after the blaze were to be questioned Tuesday. They are held on suspicion. The woman said the man fired twice after she refused him money.
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Mesnar
Potatoes Offered by Letherman Supply Company
Carload fresh potatoes advertised by the Letherman Supply Co. priced at 1 bushel 60 pounds for 1.60, 1 bbs 11 pks for 4.40 with delivered service or 2 percent discount if called for. Described as fine stock likely to please customers. contact via phone 2871 or 2872.
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Letherman Supply Co
Canton Daily News Radio Program Tonight
WWB Canton Daily News broadcasts its second entertainment program Tuesday at eight from the Daily News building studio. The hour long program features violinist Herman R. Schmidt pianist Paul Allen and reader Miss Grace E Myser with four readings. The artists are introduced by local reputation and will alternate between musical and reading sections.
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Canton Daily News
Paul Allen Reading
Foss
Yukon
Grace FE. Myser
WWB
Daily News
WWE
Herman R. Schmidt
Paul Allen
Grace E. Myser
Miss Myser
Schmidt
Mr. Allen
Mayor vetoes special N O T bus license in Canton
Mayor Curtis vetoes Councilman Kirk’s resolution setting a $4.00 monthly license for Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co. buses on the Cherry Avenue Gibbs Avenue route for 30 days. He calls the bill discriminatory and unconstitutional and notes the company has not fulfilled promised improvements.
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William T. Kirk
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Curtis
Kirk
Traction Company
Council
Alty
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Cherry-av-Gibbs-ay
Canton
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
Northeast
Northern Ohio Traction Company
A Baby Oak and Baby's First Photograph Ad
An advertisement urges opening a Baby Savings account at The First Trust and Savings Bank with $1 or more. It offers a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby’s savings to parents.
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Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
White Truck Sales Ad Promotes Used Fleet
An advertisement touts White Truck Sales Company offering used White trucks including stake bodies express bodies and other configurations in working order with terms negotiable.
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White Truck Sales Company
Advy
City Gardens Trespass Warning Issued By Police Chief
Police Chief Lengel warned trespassers in the southwest city gardens after complaints of people walking on the gardens and stealing vegetables. He urged the public to stay off city property and avoid further penalties.
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Lengel
Ticklish Man and Joker Friend in Ditch Prank
Henry Stauffer, ticklish at sight of chicken feathers, leaped into a gas pipe ditch after Pete Starr tickled him near a Superiorav NE ditch. Starr faced disturbing the peace charge. Acting Judge Kinnison dismissed the case after Starr claimed he did not know Stauffer was ticklish.
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Henry Stauffer
Pete Starr
Stauffer
Superiorav NE
Starr
Edward Davis
Kinnison
Merchant Drive Formally Opens
The Canton Merchants' Association opened its membership drive Tuesday as teams across the business district begin outreach. A noon meeting at Hotel Northern Wednesday will hear from I H Birnbaum of Akron Merchants and Jack Moore, Akron secretary, about aims to build community spirit and curb professionalism. Members should call Chamber of Commerce headquarters to confirm luncheon attendance.
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Canton Merchants’ Association
A. F E. Mitzel
I. H. Birnbaum
Akron Merchants’ Association
Jack Moore
Akron
Moore
Merchants’ Associations
State
Chamber of Commerce
Dentist sues for four thousand twenty dollar balance
Suit filed in common pleas court Tuesday by Dr. Charles E. Burt of Los Angeles against Dr. C. S. Hoover of Alliance to collect a dental bill of 4020 dollars. The petition claims 186 hours of work at 16 dollars per hour and seeks a 2000 dollar judgment. Stearns Chamberlain Royan of Cleveland represent the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles E. Burt
Los Angeles
C.S. Hoover
Alliance
Stearns, Chamberlain & Royan
Cleveland
Two Injured In Auto Accidents
Gust Candis suffered a right knee injury after walking into a car driven by H M Dickson at Walnut avenue and Tuscarawas street EB. A second crash on Walnut av NB involved A F Johnson and Mike Epineas. Johnson's two year old child was cut on the forehead. Epineas faced reckless driving charges and denied them. case set for Wednesday hearing.
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Gust Candis
Tuscarawas-st EB
H. M. Dickson
Warner-rd 8
Walnut-av
Tuscarawas-st
A. F. Johnson
Walnut-av NW
Mike Epoineas
Walnuteav
Johnson
Epineas
Toy Pistol Fueled Gas Station Hold Up in Cleveland
At West 68th and Edgewater Frank Harvey used a toy pistol to rob Standard Oil station tender Joseph C. Heck of 30 dollars at 6 30 this morning He was captured three minutes later by the flying squadron as he tried to reach the ore docks.
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Cleveland
Frank Harvey
Joseph C. Heck
Standard Oil
West 68Th
Edgewater
Strikers Tar and Abduct Breaker at Railroad Shops
A group attacked the east wing of the Chicago and Alton railroad shops at S Later Missouri, abducted strikebreaker Joe Ward, and tarred and feathered him. Ward was later found gravely injured and transported to a Kansas City hospital by Deputy U S Marshal Max Joffe.
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S Later
Chicago and Alton
Joe Ward
Ward
Kansas City
United
Max Joffe
Hallmark Store Headaches Claim Glasses Prevent Eyestrain
Walter H. Deuble promotes glasses as a cure for headaches from eye strain. He lists an address at 12 125 Tusest F.Advy. as contact.
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Walter H. Deuble
Hoover Heads Department Whichs Will Have Charge Of Distribution Of Coal
United States government plans a coal rationing system with Hoover guiding a presidential committee to allocate coal under interstate commerce commission emergency powers. A cabinet meeting endorsed the plan and prepared for ICC action to declare a public emergency and begin priority orders.
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Hoover
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Commerce Hoover
White House
United States Labor Board
Congress
O. K
Herbert Hoover
Daugherty
Harding
Departments of Commerce, Justice and Interior
Company Unions Form as Rail Strikes Continue
Western railroads plan company unions to replace striking shopmen following a ruling by the railway labor board outlawing the strikes. Leaders like B M Jewell accuse the move of aiding management while traffic Curtailments grow with several lines suspending trains. Grand President KE Fitzgerald to hold a meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Eastern
Lnes
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Jewel
Labor Board
Gen W. Hooper
Hooper
Jewell
Chicago and Northwestern
Soo Line
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Seneral
Pere Marquette
KE. H. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Injunction Granted Against L and N Striking Workers
Judge A M J Cochran issued a temporary restraining order in United States district court at Maysville Kentucky against Louisville and Nashville railroad striking employees. The petition alleges intimidation unlawful picketing threats to tradesmen blocking food and delaying mail and freight transport. A hearing is set for July 21 at Maysville.
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Covington
A. M. J. Cochran
United States District Court
Maysville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Two Coal Bids in Columbus Fail to Meet State Needs
July 25 report shows only two bids for coal contracts to state institutions in Columbus. One bidder could not guarantee delivery and the other would supply only Athens State Hospital. State may re seek open market coal to sustain supplies for Pres gp during strike conditions.
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Columbus
Athens State Hospital
Public notice forbids parking and trespassing on road near Scharo school
North Canton Ohio July 25 1932 notice to the general public land owners along the section line road from Scharo school house north for one and one half miles forbid the parking of machines in or along their wood and do not allow any trespassing on and after this date violators will be prosecuted witness signatures Ed J Floom Louisa Strouble H P Thomas M J Floom E J Frank om AV
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North
Canton
Ohio
Scharo
Ed. J. Floom
Louisa Strouble
H. P. Thomas
M. J. Floom
E. J. Frank
Om AV
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George W. Weeks
Canton Rubber Co
Mattie Jordan
Sanford Jordan
Pomerene
Alloy Steel
Grieg
Scherzo
Gavnotte
Soorae Ee Bach
Mr. Schmidt
Joaquin
Miller Miss Myser
Chopin
Wieniawski
Allen Packard
Alford-Fryar Piano Co
Miss Grace RE. Myser
Paul Allen Pianist
Lily Lodge
K. of P
C. A. Grey
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Ticklish Man
Joker
Biff Bang
Wow
Lee Hall
State Organization of Miners
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Northwestern
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