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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
1
Constitutional victory for Prohibition ends state dissent
In a sweeping ruling the United States Supreme Court upholds the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act as constitutional. The decision declares national prohibition valid and enforceable in all states, nullifying conflicting state laws and ensuring federal enforcement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United St Court
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Ales Supreme
Congress
Marshall
Carriers Union Set for Meeting in Paton
Paton will host the next convention of the Eastern and Western Pennsylvania Union of Letter Carriers. Delegates from Canton attended the Cleveland session and accepted the invitation to convene in Paton. Present were H. Carr William H. Cooper St Sohnlein A. R. Horst Lewister Charles Reed and Eugine Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paton
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Canton
H. Carr
William H. Cooper
St Sohnlein
A. R. Horst
Lewister
Charles Reed
Eugine Day
Builders' Exchange backs candidates for new charter form
The Builders' Exchange presented A. Ream, contractor, and Charles Firestone, local architect, as their candidates for the new charter government form to be presented to voters at the August elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
D A. Ream
Charles FE. Firestone
Arch
C Ig
Fe Robbers Hit Vault In Oungsty With 16000 Loot
Yegg believed to be a six man gang blew the vault of the foreign exchange operated by Sam Glardule on cralst Sunday and escaped with 16000 in money and securities. The thieves left their tools in the building and gained entrance through the rear door. The work bears the mark of professionals. The state highway advisory board plans to discuss interstate road studies at its meeting tomorrow per A R Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oungsty WN
Yegg
Foreign Exchange
Sam Glardule
Ers
State Way Advisory Board
Cox
A. R. Taylor
Weather report fragment with unclear values
Fragmentary weather note shows time of afternoon observation and scattered temperature markings but lacks a clear reading or location. No definite highs or lows, dates, or stations are identifiable from the readable text.
Wall Street Moves to Control Movie Business
In Cleveland on June 7 Wall Street seeks control of producers and theaters. Sydney S Cohen warns that producer inflation and big salaries have inflated values. He says a Wall Street monopoly would raise prices and force percentage booking to squeeze exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wallst
Sydney S. Cohen
Motion Picture Theater Owners Convention
Cohen
Walls
Wall Street
Wall-st
Protests Set July 8 On Farm Site For County Infirmary
County commissioners schedule public hearing for remonstrances and petitions on July 8 regarding selecting the Hiram Schaub farm as the site for a county infirmary and workhouse. The hearing will be held at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Schaub
Explosion at Mason Tire plant kills two, injures over a hundred
In Kent near Akron Ohio two workers died and more than 100 were hurt in a blast in the ben zing room of Mason Tire & Rubber Co. Fire crews from Cuyahoga Falls Ravenna and nearby towns battled a spreading blaze with physicians from multiple towns aiding the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Mason Tire & Rubber Co
Kent
Cuyahoga Falls
Ravenna
McKinley High Displays Showcase At Zollinger Co Store
Mechanical drawings by McKinley High School students and items from the manual training department were shown Monday in the corner window of the Wm. R. Zollinger Co. store. The display featured office furniture shop tables and various household pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
Wm. R. Zollinger Co
Railroad strike looms as wage talks stall
Washington June 7 A general railroad strike may be declared within a fortnight unless the railroad labor board quickly settles wage demands. E J Manion president of the order of railroad telegraphers and secretary of the railroad union alliance arrived today from Chicago signaling possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
E. J. Manion
The
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Railroad Union Alliance
Chicago
Murder trial set for Tuesday for Griscom-Russell chief shooting
Dennis Phillips, colored, charged with first degree murder in the shooting of H. A. Hainhalow, police chief at the Griscom Russell manufacturing plant, Massillon, will go on trial in Common Pleas Judge Pontius court Tuesday morning. Attorneys Amerman and Mills represent Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Phillips
H. A. Hainhalow
Griscom- Russell
Massillon
Common Pleas
Pontius Court
Amerman and
Mills
Phillips
Plants Rebound After Rail Strike Amid Car Shortage
Manufacturers report production rising to near normal as raw materials arrive and coal deliveries improve. While car shortages and embargoed goods persist, plants in Canton and nearby regions say output is about fifty percent higher than three months ago despite ongoing rail constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
C. W. Coe
Wheeling
Coe
E. L. Hang
United Alley
Berger
Lowden Holds Inside Track Over Lawrence
Governor Frank Lowden has the best chance at the Republican presidential nomination, but his fate hinges on Senator Hiram Johnson who holds veto power. The Johnson campaign aims to keep ballots moving to gauge strength among Lowden Wood and Johnson, with dark horses barred until a clear winner emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Chicago
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Missouri
Lowden
Wood
Hoover
Hughes
Taft
Lenroot
Allen
Treaty of Peace
League of Nations
London
City workers press petitions for wage increases
City employees not included in last Monday's blanket raise plan to petition the council Monday night. Firemen and engineers at pumping stations seek a ten percent raise after talks with Waterworks Superintendent Obliger. Garbage department workers seek 25 cents more per hour. Service Director Smith notes he had urged five cents previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbage Department
Smith
Councils
Clothing Store Burglary Report Near Tuscara Street
The Hub clothing store on Tuscara Street was burglarized Sunday night with about $300 in merchandise stolen. Loot included three pairs of shoes, 15 silk shirts, two leather coats, three suitcases and some overalls, marking the second break‑in in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas St E
Rockefeller Foundation Appropriations for Schools
The General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation announced allocations totaling 20 261 900 for the development of medical schools and general education work. The funds cover support and development projects across education sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Italian Girl Sentenced for Sister's Murder in New York
Maria Tuc ci, 22, an Italian girl, was sentenced to eight to fifteen years in the penitentiary for the murder of her sister Angelina Conti. A new trial motion was denied. Defense argued self defense to protect her honor. the jury convict ed of manslaughter. Information sought on Thurman Rodney Tharp at 206 15th St SE for the American Red Cross in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Massillon
Nhy
Hetti
Mazzei
McQuate
Machetti
Achetti
Le-hannel
More and Ohio
Walnurst
Columbia Heights
Groner
New York
Maria Tucci
Angelina Conti
Maria
Thurman Rodney Tharp
15Th-St SE
American Red Cross
Canton
Ohio
Local Ads Note Food and Gear Specials
Milk the Best Tuberculine tested raw milk delivered limited supply customers in north end city preferred W B Barr Son Bell County 114 ring 1 Adv Pike Fish Down to 11 Cts Ib Canton Fish Co 119 3rd st SE Adv Genuine Thermos Lunch Kits Regular 4 00 value special at 2 95 We repair all makes of Thermos bottles Arthurs Leather Shop 204 Market av N Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
City
W. B. Barr & Son
Bell County
Canton Fish Co
3Rd St
Arthur's Leather Shop
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Watch For Our Opening Large Cabinet Phonograph Giveaway
Bryan Bros jewelers and optometrists announce a promotion as they relocate to the Harris Building 2nd floor. The event highlights a large cabinet phonograph given away free during the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bros., Jewelers
Harris Bldg
Bryan Bros
Lily Lodge K of P Esquire Rank Conferred
Notice says Lily Lodge K of P Esquire rank will be conferred Tuesday evening June 8 1920 at Geo Reineck C C Adw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lodge K
P. Esquire
Geo. Reineck—C. C
Stark county board of revision unveils furniture tax plan
The Stark county board of revision outlined new plans at its annual meeting to equalize furniture values for taxation. Low-valued furniture listings will be reassessed and businesses alerted to file new returns with the county auditor. Edward S. Wilson was elected president. J Frank Booth and Ned L. Perkins named commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co Board of Revision
Edward 8. Wilson
J. Frank Booth
Ned L. Perkins
Mexican President Accepts U S Offer for Plague Aid
Mexico City June 7 President de la Huerta accepts President Wilsons offer to fight Bubonic plague in Vera Cruz. A destroyer carrying doctors nurses and medicines will arrive in Vera Cruz from New Orleans on Wednesday. All political prisoners ordered released. Fernando Iglesias Calderon to be sworn in as foreign minister Thursday. Advertising notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
de la Huerta
Wilson
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Mexico
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Two Automobiles Stolen Sunday From City Park
Auto thieves struck Meyers Lake park over the weekend. L L Teagle of East Exchange Akron reported his touring car stolen Sunday from the park. J E Mahaffey of 134 Fifteenth Street NW reported his automobile stolen Sunday from Tuscarawas. Police have the license numbers and detailed descriptions of both machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake Park
Ll. O. Teagle
East Exchangest
Akron
J. E. Mahaffey
Figehteenthst
Tuscarawasst
Sheriff seeks two more deputies to hunt moonshiners
Sheriff Milo Cathon plans to ask the Stark County common pleas judge for two additional deputies to wage war on prohibition violators. He argues more officers will stamp out liquor distilling as arrests and fines rise, with last weeks fines about 2800 and prior week 2700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Cathon
Common Pleas
Laquor
Stark Co
Cathon
Starkee
Bopis
Massillon Woman Seeks Alimony and Restraining Order
Mayme Waters alleges in Massillon that her husband Clifford Waters ruined another marriage in Purcell, Ohio and drove the man insane by his conduct with the wife. She asks the court to restrain him from drawing money from seven Massillon banks and from receiving wages from the Griscom Russell Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Waters
Massillon
Clifford Waters
Purcell
Ohia
Griscom- Russel Co
Liquor Enforcement Easier by Ruling
Wayne B Wheeler says a Justice Department ruling lets federal officers arrest violators of federal prohibition law without first obtaining U S district attorney approval. He notes some district attorneys fail to act and predicts the ruling will aid enforcement nationwide during pre convention activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Department of Justice
U. K
United States
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Chicago
Justice Department
Do You Dread Washing No Need to Let the Coffield Do It
An advertisement from Erwin Electric Appliance Co at 114 Third Street SW promotes washing machines and related appliances offering to handle laundry tasks for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffield
Erwin Electric Appliance Co
Third-st
Erwin Electric Appiance Co
Adv
Margaret's Noonday Meals Ad for Market Street Shop
Daily lunch service from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located 216 Market Avenue. Advertisement notes meals offered and shop timing for patrons seeking midday options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret's
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Special train to Canton public square for Al Koran Ceremonial
A special two car train will depart Canton public square Thursday morning June 10 at 8 30 to attend the Al Koran Ceremonial in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Public Square
Cleveland
Adv
New Classes Formed in June at Canton College
An ad notes formation of classes on June 15 at Canton Actual Business College. It promotes William Penn Motor Oils from Canfield Oil Co and references Bell 974 and advertising for motor oil products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Actual Business College
Ady
Canfield
William Penn Motor Oils
Bell 974
The
Canfield Oil Co
Republican Leaders Narrow Gap On Platform At Chicago Convention
Chicago June 7 Republican leaders split over a presidential candidate yet neared agreement on a party platform. A Borah Watson, Indiana, heart to heart discussed unity as progressives and old guard jockey for position. Penrose's absence to be keenly felt as eight avowed candidates remain in the field. The convention opens tomorrow at 11 a.m. Canton time with a three hour first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbell
I. N.S
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
Penrose
Republian
Canton
Borah Indicates Hughes as Second Choice If Platform Acceptable
Senator Borah Idaho said Charles F Hughes would be acceptable as a second choice if Hughes agrees to Borahs platform. He stressed this does not mean abandoning Hiram Johnson and would apply only if Johnson cannot win the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes
Hiram Johnson
California
Borah Presses for League Plank at Republican Conference
A preconvention meeting in Borah's Congress hotel room discussed a league of nations plank to be in the Republican platform. Borah pressed for clear language reaffirming Washington and Monroe doctrines, with Watson, Hays, and others aiming to back a candidate with a strong platform. The talks drew delegates and leaders into a lively lobby scene as the campaign for the resolutions committee intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Senate
Watson
Old Guard
Washington
Monroe
Congress Hotel
Will Hays
League of Nations
Sarah
Johnson
California
Wilson
Hays
Ogden Mills
New York
Woman Struck by Automobile Injures Jennie Scott
Mrs. Jennie Scott of 1105 Ninth street was slightly injured Sunday night when an automobile struck her as she crossed in front of the workhouse. She received bruises to the left leg, was treated at Mercy Hospital, and released to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Jennie Scott
Ninth-Side
Scott
Mercy Hospital
Schuffell
Kidnapped 13 Month Old Believed Found in Dallas
Parents of Sidheley Coughlin telegraphed a description to Dallas police after authorities in Philadelphia believed they located the Norristown baby. The Dallas report said the infant was in the possession of a Negro woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sidheley Coughlin
Norristown
Here
Dallas
Texas
Masonic Notice for Canton Lodge Meeting
A special communication of Canton lodge will be held Monday evening June 7 at 6 30 oclock. A B A degree will be conferred. TR R Tinkler W M C I Norris Sec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lodge
TR. R. Tinkler
W. M
C. I. Norris
Sec
Seven Fined On Liquor Charge In Prohibition Sweep
John Delean and Sam Septelean pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Heminger for violating the federal prohibition amendment and were fined 500 dollars and costs. Tony Duugas Harry Barkheimer Tony Moga Joseph Popi and G F Kerr were fined 200 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delean
Sam Septelean
Justice of the Peace
Heminger
Tony Duugas
Harry Barkheimer
Tony Moga
Joseph Popi
G. F. Kerr
Prohibition
Display Men to Meet Monday Evening Canton Club
William Arthur of Arthur Leather will address the Canton Display Men's club Monday at 7 45 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms C 8S Wolf Display service will give a window trimming demonstration Plans will be made for attending the International Display Men's convention in Detroit July 12 to 15 Fifteen members of the Canton club have arranged to attend the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthur
Arthur Leather Store
Canton Display
Chamber of Commerce
Wolf of the
Wolf
Detroit
Fiftn
Canton Club
Local Grocery Ads Stir Low Prices on Pike Fish
Erwin Electric Appliance Co advertises at 114 Third Street SW advising buyers at home or in restaurants to consider pike fish now priced at 11 cents per pound. Canton Fish Co lists 119 Third Street SE with similar ad urging customers to shop for pike fish at low rates.
Knights Templars Special Conclave Notice
Knights Templars announce a special conclave Tuesday June 8 at two o clock p m Conferring Order of Knighthood Officers W P Beardsley RB C W A Bell Recorder Advy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Order of Knighthood
W. P. Beardsley
RB. C
W. A. Bell
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent City National Bank
City National Bank advertises safety deposit boxes for rent. Readily accessible storage space for valuables available to customers. Contact the bank for rates and box sizes and reserve a box.
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City National Bank
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