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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

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Patterson Named In Misconduct Charge In Police Shakeup

Chief Smith files misconduct charges against Captain Robert Patterson after 18 years in the department. Patterson leads the night force as the shakeup unfolds with further actions expected in coming weeks. Also noted are pension applications by Turnkey John Allen and others, and potential civil service trials if retirements fail to occur.

Chief Smith Smith Robert Patterson Patterson Kunkel John Allen Allen Henry Piero Force Arnold Zimmerman Civil Service Commission Patrick Riffle Stark Ce Riffle Police Department

Faculty backs Market site for central high school

Central high school faculty meeting favors a single central campus on the Marketard site over McKinley Park, McKinley school, and Wise site. The group cites size, cost, and location while urging the board to cooperate in selecting Marketard.

Central High School Marketavd Carl Meyer M. G. Marshall Amelia Schoeninger Marshall Board of Education McKinley Park McKinley Wise Hiramav

Admits Man Wanted 10 Get Mcrea Testimony

Barrington judge hears testimony in William A McCrea disorderly house case as Lambright confirms carrying envelopes and messages from McCrea to Knowlton for nine dollars weekly. Prosecution objected to Pontius questioning and Lambright described threats against McCrea while W D Whiteman testified about poker and a Sunday saloon at the Barnett hotel.

Hong Kong Barnett Hotel Pontius William A. McCrea Fimple Common Pleas Court Percy W. Lambright Rice Lambright W. A. McCrea McCrea Knowlton W. D. Whiteman the Barnett

Y M C A selects Second street sites for new building

Canton’s Y M C A building committee choose two lots on Second Street NW for the proposed headquarters. The plan calls for a fall 1915 completion with local architects to be appointed. A delegation will visit Chicago and nearby cities to study current Y M C A designs and materials to be used locally.

Cliff Second-st Pewaltar Sec St Dewaltar Laura E. Blum Charles Ream Blum Third St Canton E. A. Bowman MC. A The Lundy Freeport Rock Island Indiana Chicago Oak Park Hyde Park Wilson-av 58Th-St

Whitacre Objects to Clarke for Cleveland Federal Judgeship

Rep Whitacre filed objections with President Wilson over John H Clarke of Youngstown and Cleveland for a Cleveland federal judgeship. He described Clarke as linked to the Youngstown Vindicator campaign role and said the president listened during a roughly 15 minute talk.

Washington, D. C Whitacre White House John H. Clarke Youngstown Cleveland Wilson Clarke

Wynn to Visit Relatives in England on Cunard Line

Edgefeld Coal Co. manager John Wynn will depart Friday for New York and sail June 10 on the Aquitania bound for Liverpool to visit relatives in the British Isles. Urban Bambeck infant son of Mr Bambeck and wife died Thursday morning at 1047 Jungav NE and was buried at St. Peter's cemetery.

John Wynn Edgefeld Coal Co New York Aquitania Cunard Line Liverpool British Islec Urban Bambeck Vir Bambeck Jungav NE St. Peter’s Cemetery

Unsettled Weather Forecast With Thunder Showers

The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with likely thunderstorms. It will be somewhat cooler tonight in the area. A partial ad section notes local businesses including a Park Theater advance sale and Spenagel's Leather Shop near the court house at 124 Tuscarawas St, Stark phone 156.

Palmer Furniture Ad Promotes Baby Crib Comfort

An old classified fragment advertises comfortable baby furniture from W. E. Palmer. It mentions new stock, a contact number MA 491-403, and urges readers to purchase quickly while items last.

W.E. Palmer New Furniture Marre Eye Abe

Raven-Haired Singer Reveals Secrets In Revivalist Feature

A raven haired singer captivates a revivalist crowd sharing intimate details not found in the little red book. The piece highlights personal confessions, public reception, and stage presence at the event.

Bathrobe Gift Not Proof of Engagement in Suit

In Chicago on June 4 Homer Rodeheaver choir leader for Billy Sunday testified in the $50,000 breach of promise case brought by Miss Georgia W. Jay. He accepted a purple flowered bathrobe from a girl as a Christmas gift and gave her fur sets in return, claiming this did not indicate an engagement.

Chicago Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday Georgia W. Jay Rodeheaver

Rodeheaver admits kissing Miss Jay at breach suit trial

United Press reports in Chicago June 4 that Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday choir leader admitted under oath that he kissed hugged and held hands with Miss Georgia W Jay a few times during the breach of promise case she filed seeking fifty thousand dollars. He said he did not intend to marry her and faced sharp cross examination over the admission.

United Press Chicago Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday Georgia W. Jay Miss Jay Rodeheaver

Wanted 200 Boys to Call for Free Chinamel Kite

Notice advertises Klein and Heffelman Co inviting 200 boys to visit the store to learn how to obtain a free Chinamel Kite. The item likely targets young readers with a lure of a free toy.

Klein & Heffelman Co

Branch No 2 C M B A Sets Thursday Candidate Class

Branch No 2 of the C M B A will start a class of candidates Thursday evening June 4. After the session refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend. Ray Waechter, Recording Secretary- Adjutant.

Ray Waechter

Deep Purple and summer stock at Spanagel's Leather Shop

Secure your seats now for the Deep Purple and summer stock at Spanagel's Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Stark phone 156 Bell 8.

Spanagel’s Courthouse Stark Bell Court House

Window Screens 20c Up The Klein Heffelman Co

A concise ad item notes window screens priced at 20 cents or more, from The Klein Heffelman Company. The brief promotion highlights available products and pricing in a retail notice style.

The Klein &Heffelman Co

Yost Plans Resignation From Board of Education

After David Owen’s resignation and the Wednesday election of H B Webber to fill the term, L P D Yost said he would resign. He stated he intends to move to the country and finish house work before quitting, but could not fix a date.

David Owen Board of Education Atty. H. B. Webber L. P. D. Yost Yost

Lusterine Furniture Polish Ad Promises New-Like Shine

An advertisement from W. E. Palmer's New Furniture Store touts Lusterine Furniture Polish as a guarantee to restore furniture to a like new appearance. It claims exceptional efficiency and that it will not mar the finest finish, calling it the best ever.

W. E. Palmer's

C M B A Branch No 2 Meeting Thursday Evening

Notice announces a Thursday evening meeting of C M B A Branch No 2 to initiate elected candidates and hold a social session with the Entertainment Committee.

Park Theater Advance Sale Moved to Spanagel's Leather Shop

Advance sale information for Park Theater is moved to Spanagel's Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Stark phone 156 Bell 88.

Modest cry as Detroit millionaire breaks into closet scene

Mrs. Lillian Poss cried My modesty Frank during a divorce hearing when Frank Poss and detectives found her in a kimono with Percy Thorn. Detective Rooney testified Poss struck Thorn, who seeks 25000 damages for a broken jaw. Elevator boys and servants said Thorn was often with Mrs. Poss when Poss was away.

United Press New York Frank Lillian K. Poss Detroit Percy Thorn Poss Supreme Court Donnelly Thomas A. Rooney

Rain floods Canton streets as record May shower hits noon

A spring rain broke Canton’s record by noon on Thursday dropping 0.72 inches in under 30 minutes. Walnut Avenue sewer overflowed over a 19 minute period flooding a basement and sidewalk near the Dime Savings Bank building. Locusts move into orchards as farmers take action against the pest.

Canton Dime Savings Bank Carl Meyer Sandyville North

Social Work Plans Set For YMCA Summer

Plans for YMCA social work during the summer will be made Thursday night at a committee meeting.

Bishop Anderson to Sail for Africa on Special Appointment

Washington Courthouse reports Bishop W. F. Anderson of the M. E. church will sail for Africa on June 26 to fill a special appointment.

Washington W. F. Anderson M. E. Church Africa Junge 26

Dr De Wees Ill at Home

Dr J B DeWees is confined to his home at 817 Third Street SW due to illness.

DE Wees J. B. DeWees

Engineers club meeting announced in Elsaesser hall

The Klein Heffelman Co Advt announces Ohio Engineers Club No 2 will meet at Elsaesser hall corner 2nd and Piedmont Ave NE every Friday evening. Everyone invited as they plan great meetings. Rec Sec Advt 4 5.

Ohio Engineers Club No Elsaesser_ hall Cor Piedmont Ave

W E Palmer Announces New Fur Store on Market Avenue

Advertisement announces W E Palmer opening a fur store at 401 403 Market Avenue offering airtight sanitary cork packed ice wool lined goods with prices from 10 to 85 dollars.

W. E. Palmer

Chauffeur of Cleveland Merchant Is Fined

Charles Glenn driver for H. M. Alexander of Cleveland pleaded guilty in police court to speeding more than 15 miles per hour within the city. Information by Officers Swope and Wieden. Alexander sought for days. Judge Quinn set a five dollar fine plus costs.

Charles Glenn H. M. Alexander Cleveland Congress Lake Alexander Swope Wieden Quinn

Smallpox Epidemic at Homeworth Suppressed

The Homeworth smallpox outbreak is greatly improved with all prevalent cases mild. The last patient, Ralph Bush, is not in serious condition.

Homeworth Ralph Bush

Massillon Man Tobias Schott Files for County Commissioner

Tobias Schott of Massillon Thursday filed the required petitions at the board of elections to run as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner.

Tobias Schott Massillon Board of Elections Office

Waait Furniture Polish Ad Offers Free Sample

An advertisement for Waait furniture polish promotes a free sample for use on furniture, pianos, and automobiles. The ad is attributed to Klein & Heffelman Co.

Klein & Heffelman C

Garfield School Friday Music Event Ad Featuring Ice Cream and Cake

Garfield school hosts Friday evening event with band and piano music. Admission includes ice cream and cake. Tickets priced at 10 cents. Ad shows event details and date as June 5.

Garfield School

Park Theater Advance Sale at Spanagel’s Leather Shop

Advance sale for the Park Theater is now at Spanagel's Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Stark phone 156, Bell 88. tf.

Pike Grinders and Razor Hones Demonstration This Week

Pike Grinders and Razor Hones offer a demonstration all week with a free sharpening stone for every man who calls. Klein Heffelman Co. Ad.

Klein & Heffelman Ad Vt

New Thought Diva Claims Harsh Jealousy In Divorce Case

Pauline Langdon, once called the prettiest girl in New York's New Thought colony, testifies in New York Supreme Court that Mrs. Sears is jealous of her husband. The trial, before Justice Geigerich, adjourns for briefs by June 15 as cross examination reveals personal details of Paris Europe trip and a troubling in-stateroom encounter.

United Press New York Miss Langdon Hiscox Mme. Renault Europe Sears

Household Editor Christine Frederick to Address Adcraft Club

Mrs. Christine Frederick of New York City consulting household editor of the Ladies' Home Journal will address Canton Adcraft club members at the Courtland hotel Saturday at 12 15 p m. Her topic is the Consumer and the Advertised Article. She recently spoke before the Washington trust hearing and comes from a National Cash Register Co convention in Dayton, paid $50 plus expenses.

Christine Frederick New York City Ladies’ Home Journal Trust Washington Canton Adcraft Club Courtland Hotel National Cash Register Co Dayton

Auto owned by Drouhard Brothers crashes near Broadway

An automobile belonging to Drouhard Brothers of Main Street Massillon collided with another vehicle near Broadway at Tuscarawas with both cars traveling at high speed. Police report the impact badly damaged the second machine.

Drouhard Brothers Mainst W. Massilion Broadway Tuscarawasst W

Emeth Lodge Confers Degrees at Masonic Temple

A special meeting held Thursday afternoon by Emeth lodge of Perfection at the Masonic Temple conferred degrees on members in a formal ceremony.

Emeth Lodge of Perfection Masonic Temple

Playful sale of childrens suits from Klein and Heffelman

Local ad notes Indians Cowboys and Policemen children’s play suits available in all sizes starting at 75 cents at The Klein and Heffelman Co. sale promotion.

Klein & Heffelman Co

Piano Demonstration At Klein and Heffelman Co

An advertisement promotes a piano demonstration by The Klein and Heffelman Co featuring a great piano player. The ad highlights carpets rugs and beautiful designs with large stocks and right prices.

Klein & Heffelman Co Advt

Park Theater Advance Sales Notice at Spanagel’s Leather Shop

Advance ticket sales for Park Theater run for seven days at Spanagel’s Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Located at 124 Tuse Street West Stark, the shop’s phone is Bell 88.

Canton Charity Work to Be Unified Under One Head

The Canton charity committee of the chamber of commerce will meet soon to plan placing all city charity efforts under a single head. Mrs. Marshal C Barber Mrs. W W Goodman and Mrs. James J Lynn named as a committee will confer with the charity committee. Plans will be made to organize the city charity work within two weeks according to A C Eynon chairman.

Canton Chamber of Commerce Marshal C. Barber W. W. Goodman James J. Lynn Associated Charities A. C. Eynon

Caldwell Lawn Mowers $2.50 Up Ad

The Klein Heffelman Co advertises price rise for Caldwell lawn mowers and invites readers to secure seats for The Deep Purple and summer stock performances.

Caldwell Lawn Mowers Klein & Heffelman Co

Porch Furnishings at W. E. Palmers Market Ave S

Crex and Kolorfast rugs and runners and adjustable loose cushion couch swings offered. Mission style balancing swings, maple and Keechong furniture, porch shades in all sizes. Lowest prices in town at W. E. Palmers new furniture store 401 403 Market av S.

W. E. Palmer's New Furniture

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