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01 Jun 1921
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
1
Crowning ceremony tragedy at St. Joseph’s Parish
Anna Catherine Wagener, six, died after her May crowning dress caught fire at St. Joseph’s Catholic church in Canton. Seven-year-old helpers watched flames spread as she was rushed from the crowd and died six hours later at Mercy hospital. She was the youngest of five children of Herman and Mrs Wagener of 306 Parkay NW. Funeral services will be at St. Joseph’s and burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ne Wagener
Virgin Mary
St. Jos- Catholic
Virgin
Sisters of the Church
Herman J. Wagener
Parkay
Herman
Thomas
Joseph
Mary
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Tulsa Riot Martial Law Amid Devastating Conflagration
Tulsa battles a race riot that sparked widespread fires across the black belt. Six whites and forty four blacks killed, hundreds wounded as state troops are deployed and firemen struggle to control the flames. Hospitals report rising casualties and authorities warn the death toll may grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Southwest
Black Belt
Negro District
Stand Pipe
Sunset Hill
Dick Rowland
Charles F. Barrett
Frisco
Neucleus
A. Witter Called By Death In Canton
Charles A. Witter forty two president and general manager of the Reserve Printing Co died at home 1611 Sherbury NW Tuesday at 630 pm after a month long illness due to thyroid goiter affecting his heart He was active in Adcraft Kiwanis club served on boards and held lodge memberships He was a World War veteran born in Canton survived by wife and two sons two brothers and a sister Interment at Westlawn with pallbearers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Witter
The
Reserve Printing Co
Sherbury
Adcraft and
Kiwanis Clubs
Adcraft Club
Kiwanis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Elks and
Moose Lodges
Moose
Cuba
Canton
Theodore
Charles, Jr
Herman R. Witter
Fred Witter
Lyceum Theaters
Lawrence Liebig
A. E. Day
Westlawn
James McC
Low voter turnout seen in charter election
Elections officials predicted a small turnout with about 20 percent of eligible voters casting ballots by noon on Wednesday. More votes were expected by 6 30 pm as polling hours continued, while one precinct reported no votes at the hour. Final arguments were heard Tuesday on the charter issue.
Bulletin Night at The Daily News Election Board
The Daily News will flash bulletins tonight as returns come in from the board of elections. Bulletin board is on the Courist side of Stocker's cigar store. Returns expected within moments after polls close at 6 30. No extra edition will be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Board of Elections
Courist
Stocker’s Cigar Store
Charter advocates meet in City Auditorium
Night session features Dr. A. C. Garland former Dayton public welfare director urging charter government. Opponents hold a street meeting before the courthouse as the debate continues. Continued on Page 3 Col. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Advocates
City Auditorium
Court House
A. C. Garland
Dayton
City Retail Merchants Push OneHour Parking Limit
Canton merchants urge a one hour parking limit in the downtown business district from Sixth Street to Tuscarawas Street and McKinley Avenue. They cite scarce lot space and downtown cars left for hours and plan further action by the city council. A meeting discussed possible downtown store closing at 5 p.m. in July and August and planning monthly sales and training classes for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
As- Q
Sixth-st
Tt S
Tuscarawasst Herry-Ay
McKin
Leather goods shop advertises purses and prices
An advertisement lists purses and new prices at the Leather Shop located at 204 Market, Otel Edwards in treanry. The notice mentions priced items around $1.95, $3.75 and up, and references wardrobes and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otel Edwards
Treanry, Wardrobes
Arthur’s Leather Shop
500 Pheasant Eggs Distributed to Stark Farmers
Five hundred pheasant eggs are being distributed in Stark for hatching this season. C E Hudson, district fish and game protector, said Wednesday. Most eggs go to farmers who will place them under hens and release the chicks when able to care for themselves. Several past hatchlings have returned to barnyards this summer. One farmer asked Hudson protection from a cock pheasant that returned and attacked the roosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkeo
C. E. Hudson
Fish and Game
Hudson
Scott P Bone Named Alaska Governor by President Harding
June 1 Scott P Bone former Seattle publicity director for the Republican National Committee was named governor of Alaska by President Harding. The appointment places Bone in the Alaska executive role amid the early 1920s administration changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bone
Alaska
Washington
Scott P. Bone
Republican National Committee
Seattle
Wash
Harding
For Sale Tomatoes and More at 429 13th Street Ady
For sale ripe tomatoes cabbage red beets mangos sweet chard plants inching near 429 13th street Ady. Sale details limited to items listed with address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13th-st.—Ady
How To Get Him Out Of Pen Is Now A Problem
Suspension of sentence granted Tuesday by the court of appeals frees Frank Juster who sits in the penitentiary for blackmail with a $15 000 bond. His attorney seeks release under court orders though method is undecided. Juster was moved to prison while plans to appeal error proceed. A bond will be signed in Columbus then filed back with the court as first step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Frank Juster
Juster
Columbus
City to Advertise Bids for Greek Dredging Project
Service Director H A Smith won council approval to advertise bids and contract for dredging East Creek as part of the park improvement plan. The work includes dredging and straightening East and Middle branches of Nimishillen Creek from one corporate line to the other and adding a concrete retaining wall on Seventh Street NE to Tuscarawas Street E. Completion is targeted for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Smith
Council
East Creek
Nimishillen Creek
Corporation
Seventhst
Tuscarawasst E
Smith
Ohio Bell seeks to merge by purchasing Springfield and Xenia Co
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. filed with the Public Utilities Commission to buy the Springfield and Xenia Telephone Co. valued at 829,921.99 present value, 1,104,429.71 reproduction value, while Ohio Bell’s own value is listed at 1,109,118.60. The commission ordered a hearing on valuations and merger terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Co
Springfield and Xenia Telephone Co
Springfield and Xenia Co
J W Brown Plano Co Ady Rolls Sale
Player roll sale offers six standard make rolls slightly used at five cents each and four new rolls for one dollar. J W Brown Plano Co Cor Walnutar and Second SE. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown Plano Co. Cor
Walnutar
Second-st SE
Ady
Estimates Cheerfully Given by Walter W. Vail
Walter W. Vail advertises cheerful estimates for services, providing Bell 6325 and State 6604-X as contact references for inquiries and bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Vail
Bell
Keep Mufflers Closed Police Notice
Police Chief Gauchat warns motorists to keep mufflers closed under threat of arrest. He says officers will apprehend violators as the priority over speeders amid many complaints to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauchat
Rail wage cuts strike broad across railroad labor
The railroad labor board ordered about 12 percent wage reductions affecting all classes of railroad workers, totaling an estimated 400 million dollars per year. The decision covers roughly 2 million employees and applies to 86 railroads, with others free to file for reductions by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
H. E. Bryan
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ohio Fire Record For April Shows Improvement
Ohio State Fire Marshal Dykeman reports April fires totaling 102 with a loss of 616,055, down from 374 fires and 904,795 lost a year earlier. May casualties totaled 20 deaths, with 21 killed and 38 injured in May 1920 as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Dykeman
Dance Recital Pupils of Irene A Converse Grand
Friday evening performance by Irene A Converse’s pupils at Grand features a dance recital with tickets available at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene A. Converse
Evangelist Daniel Sommer To Speak At Church of Christ
Preaching services announced for every night this week at 7 30 at the Church of Christ 1252 Marketaye led by Evangelist Daniel Sommer of Indianapolis Ind An old time preacher with 50 years in the gospel Come and bring friends All are welcome no collections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Marketaye
Daniel Sommer
Indianapolis
Ind
Evangelist Sommer
Ady
Whereabouts Sought for Wm J Hixler Red Cross Ady
Public notice seeks information on the location of William J. Hixler associated with the American Red Cross. Ady advertises the search and requests contact from any person with knowledge of his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Hixler
American Red Cross
Ady
That Something Benefit for a Little Cripple in Alhambra
A notice from June 2 to 4 invites readers to attend That Something at Alhambra with a Rotary Club auspice event. Aims to raise funds to aid a little crippled person to regain health. Tickets available at Roth and Hug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahambra
Rotary Club
Roth & Hug
Special Record Sale at J. W. Brown Piano Co
The J W Brown Piano Co advertises an eve sale offering standard phonograph records for 1 00. Located at Walnut avenue and Second Street SE the ad promotes a special records sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Boy, 5, in crash suffers fractured skull
John Costanzo, five, of Warren, was near death after falling from a moving car. He leaned on a door catch, the door swung open, and he toppled onto the pavement, fracturing his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John Costanzo
Objects to Bandits Treading on Corns
In Ti ffin Ohio on June 1 three men attempted to hold up John F Schubach. One striker trod on his coins and was knocked aside by Schubach whose right fist felled him. A second assailant was knocked to the sidewalk by a left punch. The third assailant fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
John F. Schubach
Schubach
Meeting of Officers Installation and Banquet
Meeting called at 7 o'clock Thursday evening for installation of officers initiation banquet and entertainment. C H Rhamy secretary-advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rhamy
Order of Eagles
Folsom's Studio Moves to 212 Market Avenue N
Kodak customers invited to new 8 hour service at Folsom's Studio near Baer's. Velvet Velor prints offered. Wardrobe trunks priced from 8.75 up to 75 dollars with sale values 47.50. Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Avenue North advertises trunks and leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Baer
Kodak
Adv
Arthur’s
Wife Sues Bondsmen in Non Support Case
Pearl McDonald of Magnolia sues her husband Henry McDonald and Harry Shafter with John McDonald as surety over a $300 bond in a non support case. She had him arrested for failure to support, alleging breach of the $7.50 weekly payments. Attorney Homer V. Briggle represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McDonald
Magnolia
Henry McDonald
Harry Shafter
John McDonald
McDonald
Homer V. Briggle
Members meet to pay respects to Bro C A Witter
Unity Healing meeting set for Thursday June 2 at 2 PM at 534 Cleveland Avenue SW Suite 6 Buffalo New York led by Mrs Perry public invited. The first iron works in the United States were built near Lynn Massachusetts by John Winthrop in 1643 and operated for nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. C. A
Unity Healing Meeting
Cleveland-av SW
United States
Lynn
Mass
John Winthrop
Massachusetts
Wire Hanging Baskets and Meas at Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
At the Holmes-Letherman Seed Store located at 224 Cleveland Avenue Ady, a display of wire hanging baskets and measurements is noted. The entry provides a brief inventory glimpse tied to the local seed shop in Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Cleveland-av
Canton-Wooster Bus Line Schedule Times
Canton Wooster bus line departs Canton square at 7 a.m 12 p.m and 5 p.m advertisements note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Wooster
Canton Square
Fraternal Order of Eagles Ends Tainment Effort
Secretary Ady C H Rhamy reports the Fraternal Order of Eagles concluded a local entertainment drive. The note confirms Rhamy as secretary and adjutant organizer for the fraternal group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Instrument in Excellent Condition at Walnut Ave Corner
Slightly used instrument offered for sale at 18 rolls of music for 365 dollars. Item described as in excellent condition and located near Cor and Walnut avenues at Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Morris Rudner Arrested on Federal Liquor Charge
Morris Rudner was arrested Tuesday night by Bertillon Officer Ben Clark on a federal warrant charging interstate transportation of liquor. He is brother to Ben Rudner who faces seven liquor charges. Bail set at 5000 by U S Commissioner Julius Whiting Jr. with relatives signing. Authorities expect trial in Cleveland before U S Judge Westenhaver later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Rudner
Bertillon
Ben Clark
Ben Rudner
Rudner
Cathon
Clark
U. S
Julius Whiting, Jr
Whiting
Max Rudner
Charles J. Smalley
Federal
Grand Jury
Westenhaver
Cleveland
Greek suspect sought after city shooting incident
Police search the southeast city area for Speros Sprulis alias Spera a Greek man accused of shooting Mike Voukekos 34 at 731 Cherry Ave SE. Sprulis allegedly fired while intoxicated the bullet hit the sidewalk and glanced off the victim's right shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speros Sprulis
Spera
Mike Voukekos
Sprulis
Voskekos
British Courts Busy With Divorce Cases
London June 1 Divorce cases in the May term decided at about 600 per week. Divorces show an unprecedented postwar rise with over 60 percent filed by husbands. One cash register for sale cheap Hotel Edwards Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hotel Edwards
Ady
The Wonder Picture at Alhambra June 2 3 4
Rotary club auspices present a charity showing of The Wonder Picture at the Alhambra on June 2 3 and 4. Proceeds go to Crippled Children. Tickets available at Roth Hug Prue stores and Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Rotary Club
Roth & Hug Prue
Ady
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