Lactic Service Endayw Hose 50 Pair Attes Yard
Fragmentary text notes fifty pairs of hose at a yard sale or auction with unclear names or dates. The readable portion hints at a service or event but lacks concrete details.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes fifty pairs of hose at a yard sale or auction with unclear names or dates. The readable portion hints at a service or event but lacks concrete details.
London reports suggest James Craig pressed for aggressive Ulster frontier action while Belfast indicates soldiers replace police along Tyrone border. British troops, artillery, tanks, and ships are concentrated in Ulster as talks with Collins De Valera coalition drift and Cavan is summoned to London.
Mayor Curtis dismissed Riggenberg after years with the city sewer department and appointed Elmer Parker as sewer superintendent. Riggenberg had served eight years as inspector and was elevated to superintendent two years ago. Parker assumed duties Thursday morning with no other department changes announced. The move is described by administration supporters as a customary political shift by a mayor with authority to remove and appoint department heads.
Small classified ad lists men's half soles at very best prices with a dollar price for dies half soles at 75 cents. F. Mean located at 1643 Ed. Tusest.
London reports Premier Lloyd George stating Great Britain is prepared to begin negotiations to cancel war debts immediately if other powers agree to cancel debts owed to them. He cautioned Britain cannot wipe out debts owed to her unless other nations remit their war debts to Britain.
City council to consider a measure to bar citizens from attacking proposed legislation on the floor until protests are filed with a district committee. Councilmen argue protests should be threshed out in committee before being presented to the full council to avoid undue press publicity.
A posse of police federal officers and citizens chased Al bert Crockett after his moonshine arrest. He fled through theater crowds before being recaptured atop a building near the Or pheum theater as bullets shattered a post office window and sent the crowd scattering.
Homer Fisher of Washington Pennsylvania was stopped in Martins Ferry after being seen with a large aluminum kettle. Police found sour milk bottles electric bulbs and cooking utensils in the kettle he planned to pawn. Mayor Howard Duff fined him 200 and ordered 30 days in jail. Fisher attributed intoxication to denatured alcohol.
Ad offers $2.08 Cleveland and return fare—two dollars and eight cents—via the W J E Railroad every Saturday and Sunday with good return until Sunday night.
Bathing suits for men women and children priced from $1 to $5 available at Arthurs 204 Market Ave North. Store advertises low prices and wide selection for summer wear.
Large shipment of baby chicks all varieties advertised for sale from Canton Pet Shop 201 2nd NW. Also ads note Dr Wible moved to Belden Brick Co building corner Tus c-st and Highway SW rooms 4 and 5. Blue Pike 10c a lb sale Friday Saturday. Cohen Fish Market 212 Second NE advertises tour of national capital city all expenses 55 dollars.
In Washington a Senate dispute over whether to move the soldier bonus ahead of tariff legislation pits McCumber who wants quick passage against Lodge Curtis Watson and other Republicans fearing a protracted filibuster. Democrats Walsh and Underwood warn against indefinite delay.
Washington reports Democratic senators push to link Attorney General Daugherty to liquor scandals. Senator Watson accuses Daugherty of ordering release of 200,000 gallons of wine in New York after Felder became attorney for accused owners. Caraway cites Felder letter on Morse case and alleged pay discrepancies.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Canton Ohio announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Mrs Blanche K Corby of Los Angeles California member of the board of lectureship of The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston The public is invited to attend at 1014 Cleveland Ave NW on Thursday evening June 1 at 8 15.
W L Alexander a veteran Ohio insurance counsel of more than 40 years opens his own office on the fourth floor of the Daily News building after ending his five year contract with Leonard Agency Co. He will advise corporations and businesses and handle insurance brokerage, citing a lifelong study of insurance law and a library of key texts.
President Harding received a formal invitation from British Ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes on behalf of the Canadian government to visit Vancouver and Victoria if his Alaska trip proceeds. The president said he would go to Canada if he travels to Alaska, though that plan remains uncertain.
Wet weather keeps Ohio corn acreage planted at just over 60 percent statewide. In the northwest and north, hardly 40 percent is in, with a quarter of corn plowing still to be done in rain soaked lands. Wheat is good but chinch bugs appear in western Ohio. Early potato conditions average 83 percent.
Rome June 1 Reinforcements were ordered to Bologna today to strengthen the garrison and prevent clashes between fascists and socialists. A siege has been proclaimed at Cremona eighty miles southeast of Milan as political worker disorders spread. Soldiers are erecting barricades in the streets.
Walter H. Double advertises glasses at 123-125 Tuscat E to prevent headaches caused by eyestrain. The copy emphasizes improved comfort and eye protection through wearing their eyewear.
White Cross Beauty Parlors announce grand opening Saturday June 3 at their new address 204 New Vicary Building Adv. The move marks a new location for the business serving local clients with hair styling and beauty services.
In Sydney on June 1, eighty seamen aboard the British steamship Wiltshire stranded on the Great Barrier Reef faced likely doom as heavy seas battered the 12,000 ton vessel. Rough weather halted rescue efforts and life boats overturned, causing presumed drownings. The ship, sailing from London, neared destruction off Queensland coast.
Berlin June 1 A coal mine explosion near Essen leaves eighteen miners dead and eight buried alive as rescue efforts continue. The accident raises questions about mine safety and emergency response in the region.
Fishermen in Pensacola fear for the safety of the fishing schooner Ida S. Brooks after it failed to arrive from the fishing banks with eight men aboard. Other vessels that left the banks reported nothing from the missing craft.
The application period at Camp Knox from August 1 to 31 has been extended to June 15. H W Leuthi of the Chamber of Commerce reports 15 Canton men have signed up and about 15 vacancies remain.
A Washington-ay school festival is scheduled for Friday evening June 2. Presented by the Parents Teachers Association to benefit the school and its students.
Committees organize final plans for the Community Fund drive set for June 5 to 12 aiming to raise 350000 for Canton's welfare agencies. Rev. A B Stuber endorses the campaign and urges active citizenship and wartime unity in peaceful times to support local needy.
Washington June 1 President Harding may abolish the United States Shipping Board if Congress fails to pass the ship subsidy bill. An administration spokesman says the president sees little use for the board with hundreds of idle ships and no merchant marine funding. Key aides and leaders discuss daily with the president and Shipping Board chairman A T D Lasker as petitions and plans proceed. It remains unclear whether abolition would require auctioning the board’s vessels.
Butter and eggs eased as wholesale quotes slipped with eggs at 25 cents per dozen and butter at 35 to 36 cents per pound. Wheat No. 1 fell to 1.13 dollars per bushel and fourth grade 96 cents. One square piano, good condition, offered at 20 dollars by the Van Fossen Smiley Piano Co.
The Van Fossen Smiley Piano Co. offers Saturday special player rolls at five for one dollar. Located at 426 Market Street, the shop advertises affordable piano roll selections and music-related merchandise.
A special excursion from Canton to Cleveland departs 9 45 a m returns 6 30 p m see the Cleveland and Detroit ball game. Round trip price 1 40. Adv.
The Star reports British business men are studying retaliation methods against the United States should the Fordney tariff bill become law. They allege the Fordney act would strike a blow at world trade as British interests confer on possible commercial measures.
The Retail Merchants Association petitions for an injunction against James J. Utitz who bought Theodore Morris Co. stock at bankruptcy sale. It argues his 25 cent on the dollar advertising is false and aims to deceive the public in Carton Ohio. The suit seeks removal of the sign and a decree restricting such claims. Lynch Day Fimple Lynch represent the association.
Premier Poincare sent a letter to the French representative on the inter allied reparations commission saying parts of Germany’s note were vague but France would accept the commission’s decision. The reparations commission formally approved the German reply and granted Germany a conditional moratorium for next year.
In New York June 1 Judge Cochlan in the Supreme Court set aside a $3,800,000 default judgment against the Dominion OSL Company a subsidiary of the Middle States Oil Company finding the firm was not in default and that such judgment was unjustified.
Carmon of the Maumee Valley Electric Railway went on strike as receivers cut wages from 59 to 45 cents per hour. Buses were pressed into service to move the people.
A vintage advert lists 4 for 1.00 selections including Victor Emer son Columbia and Ken-O-Phone, with Pathe 10 and 12 inch records. The Van Fos sen Smiley Piano Co. at 426 Market ay advertises the deal.
Last chance to buy large pineapples for canning from the Shaeffer R Black Co Ady. All grocers are notified of the fresh supply.
Readable OCR fragment notes room numbers 4 and 6 in a southwest location near Tuest and Highay. No clear event or entity beyond room identifiers.
All members urged to attend funeral services for Bro. Adam Kretschner at 7 30 p m at the club rooms located at 2209 Waltham Pl SW R G Schisler Secy.
Information of the greatest importance urging union and non-union men to attend Friday June 2 at 7 30 p m Moose hall Canton. Adv.
Chicago reports the Railway Labor Board will cut wages for 400000 shopcraft workers by up to 9 cents an hour, prompting immediate strike ballots. Apprentices and helpers face smaller reductions. the move aims to save $50 million for railroads annually.
Joseph Sangennaro of Waynesboro files for divorce from Beneditta Sangennaro claiming a lifelong romance ended after they returned from Italy. He says they married in Licata in 1919, then moved to America where she grew close to another man, leaving with him for Schenectady, N Y. Attorney is Thomas H Leahy.
A. Talmadge Snyder filed petitions Thursday to seek the Republican nomination for the short term common pleas judge seat. He previously served as prosecuting attorney and ran for judge four years ago. Bert L. Paine of Limaville also filed petitions for a Republican candidacy for county commissioner.
Dr F S Manchester announces removal of his medical office to the Belden Block corner Tuscas rawasst W and High av SW with Belden Brick Co Building at con Tuse st and High av SW Rooms 2 and 6 Adv.
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby's Savings account with an initial deposit of $1 or more at The First Trust and Savings bank, offering a silver plated bank to encourage savings for infants.
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