Canton Community Chest Drive Reaches First Day Total
The Canton Community Chest kickoff raised 80,437 in pledges on the first day of a 350,000 goal. Industrial division led with 32,654.50 pledged by 64 workers, while General Melbourne SW, Morgan NW, Staudt NE and Markley SE sectors reported 10,278.50, 12,987, 14,108, and 10,309 dollars respectively from 12,000 prospect cards. Col. Carmi Thompson of Cleveland urged welfare work, echoing Liberty Loan zeal from 1918.
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Canton Community Chest
Courtland Hotel
O. W. Renkert
Melbourne SW
General
Bein
Col
Carmi I. Thompson
Cleveland
High Spots in Community Fund Speeches
Quotes from H. H. Timken Russell J. Burt and R. V. Mitchell emphasize justice, efficiency, and campaign urgency. They urge moving from almsgiving to business-like welfare, avoid imposture, and uphold communal obligations. The speakers stress humanity alongside practical fundraising goals.
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H. H. Timken
Canton
Russell J. Burt
R,. V. Mitchell
Ristic
Levy Certifications Clip From Tracy Ohio Audit
The state auditor certified levies in Tracy Ohio including a 1.525 mill county levy and a 26 mill school levy for this year. The five tenths mill World War compensation fund levy is set to fund interest on bonds issued 1922 and 1923 and will be higher this year than in later years. The constitutional plan calls for redeeming 2.5 million dollars annually for ten years, reducing annual charges over time.
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Évy
Ohio
Ditor Tracy
Institutonal
Educational Equalion Fund
Educationing Fund
State Fund Commission
E Ti & War Compensation Fund
Tracy
Probe Of Steel Merger Expected To Be Studied
June 6 report from York states Bethlehem Steel President Eugene Grace said a full investigation into the Bethlehem Steel merger will be held. He commented that federal trade officials will summon company officials to appear before the commission. Grace added that once facts are presented the merger should be approved.
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York
Bethlehem- Wanna Steel
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corpor
Grace Ed. Grace
Trans
Rial
Lecture on Health Nationality by Clark at Health School
Public lecture on ntagiousness of Health by Clark of The Health School 480 Tuesday evening at 8 in the auditorium of ter's School, 700 and ay Nw. Admission free. Bring your adv then apply.
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Clark
Muscle Shoals Bill Moves to Ford With Almon Proposal
In Washington on June 6 the Muscle Shoals issue was complicated as Rep Almon Democrat of Alabama introduced a bill to turn over the Muscle Shoals properties to Henry Ford on Ford's own terms delaying further congressional action.
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Washington
Congress
House
Representative Almon
Alabama
Henry Ford
Almon
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Soon to Release Bombing Suspect in Poland
Warsaw reports Wolf Lindenfeld, arrested last autumn over the Wall Street explosion, will shortly be released on bail as police admit no link between Lindenfeld and the Wall Street conspiracy. He will be prosecuted on charges of issuing fraudulent checks after the investigation failed to connect him to the plot.
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Warsaw
Wolf Lindenfeld
Lindenfeld
Cashier Held on Embezzlement Charge in Dayton
Harvey J. Henderson 30, cashier at Brien Greene Company brokers, arrested on a $3,600 embezzlement charge. Authorities expect total losses to reach $10,000 after full audit. Henderson allegedly stole funds over a year of employment.
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Dayton
Harvey J. Henderson
Brien & Greene Company
German Polish Clash in Upper Silesia Quelled by French Troops
A clash between German and Polish forces in Upper Silesia was reported today but quelled by French troops according to an official dispatch received in London.
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London
Upper Silesia
Oberlin Class of 1872 to Mark Golden Anniversary
At Oberlin College commencement most of the 23 living members of the class of 1872 are expected to attend and observe the golden anniversary. Among the members is Congressman Theodore J.F. Burton of Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Theodore JF. Burton
Cleveland
Cleveland Return $1.65 Adv
A brief ad notes a $1.65 return fare via the N O T L and L line for a trip to Cleveland, dated Wednesday June 7.
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Cleveland
Council Sets Bond for Bus Owners Based on Seating Capacity
A new ordinance fixes liability by requiring bus owners to post a surety bond or liability insurance. Bonds vary with seating: $15 000 for buses with more than 20 adults. $10 000 for 20 or fewer. First bus $15 000, each additional bus $5 000 if over 20. or $10 000 plus $5 000 per extra bus if under 20. Insurance limits mirror these figures per injured or deceased person and total cases.
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Councilmanic Judiciary Committee
Kirk
Judiciary Committee
Lillian Russell Moore Dies in Pittsburgh
Miss Lillian Russell, longtime American stage figure, dies at 2:20 am after a brief illness following a voyage home from Europe. Her husband Alexander P. Moore and daughter were at bedside. funeral at Trinity Episcopal church Thursday at 2:30 pm with interment in Allegheny cemetery. She served in the Army recruiting service and wore Marine uniform during World War I.
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Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell
Europe
Alexander P. Moore
Trinity Episcopal Church
Allegheny Cemetery
East End
Ble
Miss Russell
Barnette
American Legion
Russell
City to regulate amateur radio installations by ordinance
City council plans an ordinance requiring all radio equipment to follow National Board of Fire Underwriters rules. A city inspector must grant permits with a one dollar inspection fee and prohibit attaching gear to public utility poles. Violations carry a 10 to 100 dollar fine.
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Council
Kirk
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Renkert Ill Leading City Brick Firm In Geneva
Harry W. Renkert president of Metropolitan Brick Co. is critically ill in Geneva Switzerland. His wife asks that their son Harry, who studies in Virginia, be brought to his bedside as Ollie Renkert travels to Europe with Harry Jr. The family had begun a Mediterranean and Orient tour when the illness struck. James Barbour, company secretary treasurer, expects more news soon.
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Harry W. Renkert
Metropolitan Brick Co
Geneva
Switzerland
Canton
Fox Co answers suit and seeks 3500 damages in cross petition
The R L Fox Co filed answer and cross petition to Klein Heffelman Zollars Co alleging breach of lease terms. Fox claims improper window space inadequate newspaper advertising and missing hot and cold water and seeks 3500 damages. Amerman Mills represents Fox.
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R. L. Fox Co
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Fox
Fox Company
Amerman & Mills
Health talk by Dr. P. L. Clark at St. Peter's School
Dr. P L Clark of Chicago head of The Health School speaks on securing and maintaining health. The talk is Tuesday evening at 8 in St. Peter's School Auditorium 700 Cleveland Ave NW. Admission free. No collection.
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P. L. Clark
Chicago
St. Peter's School Auditorium
Cleveland-ay NW
Piano Tuning Ad by W H Kline
Local ad offers piano tuning by W H Kline telephone Bell 1796 State 3097 R and address 620 Negel NW for first class service.
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W. H. Kline
Bell
Negel
Health talks by Dr. Clark at St Peter's Auditorium
Dr. Clark of Chicago Health School presents a Tuesday evening talk on health restoration at St. Peter's School Auditorium. Consultations at Hotel Northern available by appointment Wednesday for advanced guidance.
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Clark
Chicago Health School
St. Peter’s School
Hotel Northern
Lathrop Lodge 676 Meets for M M Degree
Special communication of Lathrop Lodge No 676 Tuesday June 6 at 630 p m M M Degree Special music refreshments D D Jones W M Geo C Mast Secy Adv TM
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Lathrop Lodge
D. D. Jones
W. M
Geo
C. Mast
Sec
Alliance Man Is Sentenced To Pen
J. B. Taylor of Alliance was sentenced to one to three years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to issuing a check without funds. Philadelphia area localities had expressed interest in him on the same charge, marking the longest such sentence since the worthless check law passed.
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Alliance
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Immigration clause removed from ship subsidy bill
Washington June 6 The house merchant marine committee struck a provision requiring half of entering aliens to travel on shipping board vessels. Chairman Johnson of the immigration committee opposed it saying Congress should not exclude immigration via the three percent law while expanding it in the subsidy bill.
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Washington
United States
House Merchant Marine Committee
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Congress
Baby Savings Ad Promises Silver Bank for New Accounts
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby Savings account at The First Trust & Savings bank with $1 or more. It offers a silver plated bank for the accumulation of baby savings and mentions related ads for Cole-Ross Vacuum Cleaning Co.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Cole-Ross Vacuum Cleaning Co
Advv
Hallmark Store Headaches Promoted by Glasses
Walter H. Double of 123-125 Tuse advises eyewear to prevent eye strain headaches from shopping at the Hallmark store.
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Walter H. Double
Witness Declares Pence Gun Not Fired In Fight
Police witness Dan Brady testified that the gun taken from Detective Joseph Pence after the Laskaris killing showed no powder odor and appeared unloaded for hours. Brady identified the weapon as Pence's and noted lint in the barrel, suggesting it had not been fired recently.
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Joseph Pence
Tom Laskaris
Dan Brady
Massillon Force
Pence
Brooks FE
Shell of
Lancaster
Laskaris
Columbia Heights
Massillon
Brady
Canton
James Herdlicka
Jed Vogley
Herdlicka
American Negroes Seek Cotton Land
Dissatisfied with conditions in the United States an organization of American negroes has applied to the Mexican government for permission to colonize extensive tracts of cotton land in Mexico. John Steamer of Chicago is in Mexico City negotiating with the Obregon government for the land, representing a syndicate with seven million dollars in capital. Steamer argues the Mexican land would suit a race trained for cotton production, aiding colonization.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
John Steamer
Chicago
Obregon
Steamer
Open Air Boxing Event at Meyers Lake Park
Saturday afternoon June 10 at 3 30 Meyers Lake Park hosts 12 to 15 bouts with Canton Terminal band on site Reserved seats available at Klafters Admission prices 75 cents one dollar and one dollar fifty with no age notes provided by Ady.
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Meyers Lake Park
Canton Terminal
Klafters
Public Sale Notice for Reinhart Household Goods
Public sale Friday June 9 at 1 p.m. to sell the entire household goods and furniture of a six room house including a full chest of fine carpenters tools. Sale conducted by John E. Reinhart at 2911 Second Street Northwest.
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John E. Reinhart
Ady
British Inventor Claims Big Prize
London reports Louis Brennan inventor of the Brennan torpedo and the Brennan gyroscope as claimant for a 250000 dollar prize offered by the British air ministry for a helicopter able to rise vertically 2000 feet and hover for 30 minutes. The ascent occurred Monday afternoon with a 2000 foot rise followed by a stationary halt and a forward flight at about 60 miles an hour before a vertical descent.
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London
Louis Brennan
Brennan
British
Air Ministry
Rail labor board cuts shop craft wages in plan
The United States railroad labor board orders wage cuts totaling over 49 million dollars annually for federated shop craft unions with July 4 effective date. About 450000 workers would be affected in normal times, with February figures showing 290182 shop craft employees on railroads. The decision faces anticipated strike votes and dissent from three labor members who call it a living wage concern.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Voday
Brotherhood of Maintence of Way
A. O. Wharton
Albert Phillips
W. L. McMeniman
Utilities Valuation Ruling May Not Hit Local Revenue
County Auditor Ned I Perkins said the Columbus federal ruling on public utility valuations is unlikely to impact local revenue calculations. He noted utilities are valued equally with other property and cited ongoing Massillon Gas & Electric Co. suit as the test case. A statewide reappraisal or ad hoc relief for the grand duplicate may be considered, with a possible special legislative session.
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Ned I. Perkins
Sater
Columbus
Perkins
Massillon Gas & K Electric Co
Ake
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
State Tax Commission
Memorial Odd Fellows Rebekahs Gather in City
IT C O F Memorial Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold a citywide meeting at the Temple on Sunday June 11 with services at First Baptist Church. The gather is set for 1 30 p m and 7 p m.
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C. O. F. Memorial
All Odd Fellows and
Rebekas
City
Temple
First Baptist Church
Baby's First Photograph Free At Courtney's Studio
Advert appears from Arthur's at 204 Market Ave N offering a free baby portrait after opening a Baby's savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. It includes a baby book for records and mentions graduation gifts priced at 1 2 3 5 dollars.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Arthur's
Market Ay N
Robertson Candidate Nominating Papers Filed in Canton
Atty J H Robertson of Canton filed nominating papers Tuesday as Republican candidate for common pleas judge for the short term. Also circulating petitions were J B Smith Democrat for commissioner William J Pontius Democrat for state central committeeman T H Shorb Republican for coroner Thomas J Bidwell Republican for county commissioner E F Scott Democrat for state representative and Charles C Silver Alliance Republican for auditor.
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Atty. J. H. Robertson
Canton
Common Pleas
J. B. Smith
William J. Pontius
Plain To
T. H. Shorb
Thomas J. Bidwell
E. F. Scott
Brewster
Charles C. Silver
Alliance
Red Eagles Special Meeting Notice
The Red Eagles call a special meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 p m at Tiger Hall. You are urged to attend.
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Red Eagles
Tiger Hall
Ady
Free Gasoline Giveaways Promised Weekly
The Daily News will award forty gallons of gasoline each week to automobile owners whose license numbers appear in the paper on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays. One ten gallon coupon appears on Tuesday one on Thursday and two coupons on Sunday. Numbers are selected at random on Canton streets and may belong to you.
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the Daily News
Canton
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Carmi Thompson
Contine
Lillian Russell Moore
Pittsburga
Bedside of Brick Co
Workers’ Heads
Cincinnati
Labor
Stark Are
Massillon Gas Co
Aie
Robertson
Frree Gasoline
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