Canton Plans a Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Fourth of July festivities in Canton will feature a large program with bands drills and fireworks. Committees announced a tentative schedule including a parade a reading of the Declaration at Nimisila Park and multiple concerts with a downtown fireworks display and carnival activities.
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Mary Canrive
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Canton Confetti Carnival Parade Committee Mobilizes
Community urged to participate with coal wagons and displays to advertise Canton. Fundraising continues to fill a deficiency as streets will be cleared for two and a half hours for the parade with police aid and streetcar stoppage. A long list of committees and chairs is named for reception invitation program parade information decorations and entertainment.
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Canton
Smith
A. C. Eynon
Louis E Double
Lester FE. Deweese
Harry Weiss
Philip Moock
George F. Schoner
Chas. E. Norris
Frank J. Palm
P. Costa Hawk
Henry Mann
Daniel L. Holwick
Charles R. Kumpf
August P Daberko
George Kerven
George Spanagel
Chas. N. Vicary
Ed Langenbach
H. H. Timken
Henry W. Harter
Chas. A. LaMont
al Dueher
Walters Langford
William Laiblin
H. M. Geiger
Harry A. Renkert
J. H. Kenny
Alfred Raber
Hyman Cohen
Louis Dumont
W. R. Zollinger
M. P. Wilson
Harry E. Fife
J. C. Bowman
KE. J. Heffelman
Harry M. Horton
H. F. Dailey
Harry Frease
W.C. Lane
Henry A. Shock
Ellen H. Double
Loren E. Souers
A. W. Oberlin
Reuben Seesholt
John F. Buchman
Walter 8. Ruff
J. Edmund Sell
George C. Brisse
Leo C. Nieschwits
Cvlde G. Jobe
Chester A. Seran
Frank N Sweitzer
F. M. Shelton
Attorney General to Act Under Antiloery Law in Columbus
The attorney general’s office plans action under the new antilobby law against 17 companies and their 18 lobbyists for failing to file sworn expense and salary reports. Penalties include fines up to 85000 or 2 years in prison, or both, with conditions if expenses are shown only for certain outside work. Read the want ads tonight.
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United Press
Columbus
Attorney General's Office
Wreath Honors Irish Bard Tom Moore at Corcoran
On May 21 designer Mich Agter O Gorman placed a wreath on the tree of Irish poet Tom Moore at the Corcoran gallery during the poet’s birthday anniversary. Renowned figure Steven delivered the principal address as Washington’s notable figures attended the ceremony.
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Mich Agter O'Gorman
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New York
Krilarmey
Tom Moore
Iriah Poe
Corcoran
Wedinesday
Steeon
Wachington
Will of Caspar Zengler Executors Named
The will of Caspar Zengler from Canton appointed William A. Zengler John A. Zengler and Frank Hoehli er as executors. An inventory and appraisal were filed in the probate estate of Martin Breniel. Radcliffe College has appointed eight girl cops from the student body to arrest giggling or talking during lectures. A telephone company in St Paul and Minneapolis contracted to give Hello Girls voice culture lessons to soothe impatient patrons.
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Caspar Zengler
Canton
Wiliam A. Zengiler
John A. Zengler
Frank Hoehlier
Esaie
Martin Breniel
Radcliffe College
Telephone Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tie Hello Girls
Man and woman seek marriage license in clerks office
In Canton the couple Mrs Pramer FP Bowers and a man named Sheets visited the court office to obtain a license. Clerks refused to discuss the matter with them and the proceedings dragged until Judge Harrietom was delayed. Sheets finally learned the license was issued by the probate Judge and the matter was turned over to the license clerk Lowe for processing.
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Cie
Pramer
Bowers
Canton
Jude Krobhaim
Evulf
Sheeta
Krrietom
Lowe
Rates on wood pulp tariffs set by commission
A commission declared the Maywood region rates on wood pulp and other exports to Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan as subject to a rigid review. The action prescribes a reasonable level after a detailed rate study. Electric Bitters advertised as a health remedy claims to aid stomach liver and kidneys with testimonials from Mrs. O Rhinewald of Vestal Center New York.
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Weshingign
Mee
Polis
Jconsin
Mieh’san Pein
Ines
Roth & Haug Co
Adyt
Lexington to house museum on Revolutionary period figure
Lexington plan creates a museum dedicated to a key figure from the Revolutionary era. Local officials and historical society members discuss exhibits, funding, and programming to honor the legacy and educate visitors about the period.
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