Montreal Prohibition Mood Shapes American Summer Rush
Montreal readers report rising prohibition sentiment amid a tourism surge from the United States. Officials note Quebec liquor sales fund U S customers while visitors adjust to local rules, with breakfasts and lunches marking a gradual shift from binge drinking to moderation.
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Canton Daily News
Montreal
Tipple
New York
Europe
Quebec
United States
Vostead
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Late Arrival Blamed for Dalton Man Arrest
Russell Boos of Dalton was detained by Massillon Police Saturday evening after being late for a date and stepping onto a street crossing. He claimed a train delay and that he was not speeding, with the court releasing him with instructions after arraignment.
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Russell Boos
Dalton
Massilton
Oss
Boss
Rosamante
Canton
Rey
Massilion
Canton's Growth Pushs for Extended City Limits
Wm T Kuhns president of the Canton chamber of commerce urges extending Canton boundaries west and north to include rapidly growing populated areas. He notes growth follows highways, warns against annexing undeveloped land for taxes, and favors a practical irregular outline reflecting actual expansion.
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Wm. T. Kuhns
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Mr. Kuhns
Ohio
Harter Farms
Reedurban
Massillon
Bellefloweray
Main St
Eame
Tuscarawas St
Clevelanday
East Cantonry
North Canton
Welfare Federation and
Community Fund
Canton Postmen Inspect Annual Service and Dress Rules
Postmaster L. T. Cool led Canton’s annual inspection of 83 carriers including 80 regulars and 3 assistants. He lauded neat dress and orderly service, noting a dress mandate change with summer hats by May 15 and winter hats by October 25, a practice begun to curb carelessness.
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L. T. Cool
Loreal
Cool
Canton
W. H. Fitzgerald
North Canton
Fairmount Park
Milton Allen
Ernest Anderwont
John B. Austen
Alfred A. Babcock
Isaac Baxter
Ralph Bed
Wilburt Grovemiller
Joseph C. Gundling
Benjamin Haney
George E. Warold
Nate Harding
Warry Hartline
Frank Henrich
George Hewitt
William J. Hoag
Edgar Cc. Hoff
Albert R. Hoge
Jesse R. Hoge
Marvin Hohter
William G. Hohler
Amandusa R. Horst
Joseph M. Hunter
Michael 8. Itskin
Charles M. Johnson
Alfred Joliet
Herman Junginger
Enos C. Karper
Harry J. Lorenz
James J. McClay
Bertram S. McKean
Tra McKelvey
Ernest McWilliams
Eugene Miday
Lewis Miller
Charles M. Minard
John Newell
Harold Patterson
Forest W. Phillips
John M. Provance
Carl Pruesser
Henry Pruesser
Austin J. Rohn
Wilson Ronk
Thomas Russell
Weather forecast update with scattered readings and temps
Partly cloudy and windy conditions likely in the early part of the week with variable cloud cover on Tuesday. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 80s across major cities including Boston and New York with isolated showers possible and varying barometric readings.
New Bag Styles and Seeds at Local Shops
Adv lists Arthur's Leather Shop offering new handbag styles priced 1.95 to 3.95 and Wool bathing suits in all colors. Dumont's Seed Dept promotes Michigan seed potatoes 216-217 Bo. Mkt.-Adv. A photoplay “Silence” at the Strand in Canton features a thousand thrills with violence and crime.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Arthur'sa
Adv
Canton
Wor
Warner
Ady
Mother dies in Massillon home after illness
Eva L. McNett aged 69 was found dead in her bed by her son Dr J S McNett in Massillon on Sunday morning. Chronic endocarditis was ruled the cause by Coroner T C McQuate. She is survived by her son a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral in Hornell Tuesday with interment at Belmont New York.
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Massillon
Eva L. McNett
J. S. McNett
High St S
T. C. McQuate
J. E. B. Santer
Hornell
N. Y
Rev J B Secrest Buried in New Philadelphia Church
Funeral services for Rev. John B Secrest of New Philadelphia were held at the First Methodist church in New Philadelphia with Rev W B Armington officiating. He is the father of Rev Paul F E Secrest of Massillon. Death occurred Friday in an Akron hospital and he was buried at Scio.
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Massillon
John
Secrest
New Philadelphia
First Methodist Church
W. B. Armington
Paul FE. Secrest
Akron
Scio
Horner Named Service Head in Massillon Roster Shakeup
Massillon June 7 H A Horner local businessman was appointed service director by Mayor Irving Ferrell succeeding Sam Jones who resigned June 1. Horner long served as wire chief of the Massillon branch of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co Oscar N Kratsch former president of city council was named superintendent of the street repair department succeeding John Smith.
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Massillon
H. A. Horner
Irving Ferrell
Sam Jones
Horner
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Oscar N. Kratsch
John Smith
Mrs Delilah Brown Massillon Death Notice
Mrs Delilah Byron 66 died yesterday in Akron. Funeral at 1 p m Wednesday at Akron then burial in Massillon cemetery at 4 p m Surviving are her husband Emery Byron three daughters Lillian Gallagher Bertha Clark and Viola Workman five sisters and two brothers four grandchildren
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Massillon
Delilah Byron
John Ter
Akron
Emery Byron
Lillian Gallagher
Erle
Bertha Clark
Viola Workman
Kenmore
Frank No@l
Wichita
Kansas
Ben Hathaway
William Fulton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Howe
Charles Warner
Canton
Charles EF. Yager
John W. Yager
Grace Myers sustains fractured hip in fall at home
Mrs Grace Myers of North Millet is in City Hospital with a fractured hip and bruises after a fall down stairs at her home Sunday night. She was moved to the hospital Monday.
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Massillon
Grace Myers
North Millet
Fire Chief to Attend Ninth Annual Ohio Chiefs Convention
Massillon reports Fire Chief Showard J. Hunsinger will attend the ninth annual Ohio fire chiefs convention in Warren on Tuesday through Thursday. The event features displays and demonstrations by fire equipment companies.
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Massillon
Showard J. Hunsinger
Ohio
Warren
Transgressor fined in Massillon court actions
Mack Demmis pleaded guilty to driving while drunk and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and six months in the workhouse by Judge A N Kaley. Howard Myers faced grand larceny charges with bond set at 1500 dollars for a June hearing. Emmerson Kissime admitted carrying concealed weapons and had the weapon confiscated. Carl Stiffle denied reckless driving and posted 500 dollars bond for an Irig! hearing on June 10. John Dugan pleaded guilty to intoxication with a 50 dollar fine. Several others on minor traffic charges failed to appear and had bonds forfeited.
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Massillon
Mack Demmis
A. N. Kaley
Howard Myers
Myers
Russell Butler
Butler Bros
Emmerson Kissime
Carl Stiffle
Irig
John Dugan
Lee Hutchinson
Dow & Sonnhalter
W. '. Wees
H .Kester
Harry McFarren
R. C. Bedell
Wilson Gerber
Kaley
John Schrock of Navarre Dies After Long Illness
John Schrock, 73, died Monday at his Navarre area home after an illness of over a year. Survived by widow Catharine and children Frank Lorin Harvey all of Navarre Dawson Wyandt of Massillon Anna Detrich of Canton. Funeral 1 Wednesday at home and 2 at St Pauls Evangelical Navarre with Rev. Stoner and Rev. Wyandt officiating. burial Union Cemetery Navarre.
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Charles Stoner
Massillon
J.D. Wyandt
Justus
Union Cemetery
Navarre
Canton Lodge B'nai Brith reports district meeting highlights
At the regular Canton Lodge B'nai Brith meeting in the Jewish Center rooms Joseph Felman and Rabbi Latz reported on the Kansas City district meeting. Mannheim Lodge 408 will confer first degree to a class at 7 20 p m at the Odd Fellows Temple and officers for the coming year were elected at the Lah association annual meeting at the fair grounds with Josh Lab as president and John Lab as vice president.
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Canton Lodge B'nai Brith
Jewish Center
Kansas City
Joseph Felman
Rabbi Latz
Focal Lodge
Mannheim
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Lah Associattion
Fair Grounds
Prestont
Josh Lab
Dover
John Lab
Bolivar
Last car for this season on track this week
Announcement notes final car on track Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with a special price tied to the car. Mentions Due Mmont's Seed Dept and a Market-Adv address at 215 217 Se.
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Michigan
Dumont's
Mmont
Local meeting set for fairgrounds and city patrol updates
Akron clerks John Bower and C Weckman with Charles Girard organized the next meeting at the fair grounds. Henry Tourville of 1782 Grace av NE was bitten by a dog near 1800 Grace av NE on Sunday. the dog owner John Scott of 1817 Grave av NE was ordered tied up for ten days. Officer Bowers arrested John Warg Grove at 1127 Cherry ay St for reckless driving. Four people were arrested Sunday for speeding. named as John Roden 2iy Harrison avy SW H W Helwig 105 Market at N HM Werner 700 ith at NE and David Jones 1201 loth at NW.
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John Bower
Akron
C. Weckman
Charles Girard
Bolivar
Wee
The
Fair Grounds
Henry Tourville
Grace
John Scott
Ence
John Wargrove
Cherry Ay St
Bowers
John Roden
Harrison
H. W. Helwig
Market
Police raid nets 98 beer bottles and mash
Police and officers raided several locations on 9th Street SE and surrounding areas. In one seizure at 908 with Street SE they recovered 98 beer bottles and 29 gallons of mash and arrested Hattle Johnson for liquor law violations and Jessie Jackson on suspicion and interfering. Four people were found drunk in a house on 9th Street SE and Neal McKinzie faced liquor charges after officers found a jar of corn sugar whisky. William Allen at 462 12th Street SE was arrested with liquor items found in multiple spots.
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Mqnor
S. Johnston
Muny
Seret
van Gunten
Pollock, Gover and Hartman
Hattle W Johnson
Jessie Jackson
9Th St SE
Moore, Heckaman and
Beshore
Neal McKinze
Charles Teubner
R. J. Markley
RR. C. Kinson
Jack Bond
William Allen
12Th St SE
Sergt. van Gunten
Wilhelm, Reiss and
Pollock
Allen
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