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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
Canton community fund workers report up to Thursday an additional $30484.85 raised toward a $350000 goal to aid 18 welfare organizations in the coming year. Timken urged continued effort and persistence as Akron telegrams tout Canton support and local firms lead with subscriptions.
Dr Preston W Bradley of Chicago addressed McKinley High School class of 1922 in the city auditorium, defending the youth of today against criticism. He contrasted modern speed with the past, praised graduates as finer than prior generations, and urged the 315 seniors while noting the packed audience and ceremonial pageantry.
Chicago June 8. The United States railroad labor board met in executive session to ponder a sweeping salary reduction for all railway clerical staff. Reports say the cut would top prior reductions affecting 1.2 million railroad workers. The decision may provoke union reaction as ballots on a strike are due June 30.
A flaxen haired girl once housed in Harvard hospital’s ward for infantile paralysis is the poster heart of Cleveland’s Community Chest drive. Her story, carried by photographer, Alonzo Kimball, and a wide poster, spurred donors to raise funds, aid surgeries, and restore mobility. The poster’s tale traveled to Detroit Canton and remains a beacon of compassion for the helpless child.
Partly cloudy conditions with possible thunder showers tonight and Friday. Notably cooler in the north on Friday. Memorial Day events planned for Sunday June 11 at Castle Hall at 1 30 p m with visiting brothers. Local ads note Knox Tailors and Haberdashers showing goods Saturday at 333 Market and attractions at Meyers Lake Park with theater performances, autos that fly, and daily shows.
Ad lists Friday specials at Buehler Broa on Secondst NW featuring boiled beef and other items. Mentions 221 Secondst NW address and offers likely ad copy style from local newspaper.
Saturday afternoon June 10 program features 12 to 15 bouts at Meyers Lake Park with music by Canton Terminal band. Reserved seats available at Klafters. Admission 75c, 1.00, 1.50. Ady.
The Knox Tailors and Haberdashers will be open Saturday at 333 Market Ave N showing a complete line of higher quality men s furnishings at lower prices.
Mayor Curtis with Service Director Syler and Waterworks Superintendent Obliger reviews the Elginav pumping station workforce. Seventeen engineers and other staff may face reductions as the northeast station takes on more pumpage. The newer plant is electrical and cheaper to operate, with full impact after the 30 inch main connects to the city grid.
Advert says baby’s first photograph is free after opening a Baby Savings account with The First Trust and Savings Bank with $1 or more. A baby book is provided to record the milestones. Irene Converse Dance Ree notes Esc. seat sale and news exchange advise.
Parents urged to enroll boys in a short Summer Course in Automobile Repair at the YMCA Technical School. The program opens June 19 and aims to teach practical skills in a concise session for young trainees.
Relatives of John W Sloan formerly of Marietta Ohio seek information on his whereabouts since World War I. Any clue to his location will be deeply appreciated by his family. American Red Cross Central Savings Bank Building Adv.
Special weekly round trip fare of 2.68 dollars from Cleveland with return allowed through Sunday night. Service runs every Saturday and Sunday. Ady.
Senator Porter J McCumber reported the long delayed bonus bill to the senate urging passage. The measure ties soldier bonuses to interest from British and other war debts and aims to avoid new taxes. Democrats objected to receiving the report as a parliamentary wrangle ensued over the bill’s terms and scope.
Advertisement notes 25 cent word rolls marches and classics offered by Alfred and Fryer Piano Co at Harris Arcade. Ady features selections and musical items available for purchase or display in a local shop setting.
Advertisement notes a round trip to Cleveland and back for 1.65 with return fare 1.85 via N. O. T. L. departing every Saturday and Sunday and valid through Sunday night.
A new store opens Saturday at 833 Market Ave N offering suits at 30 and 35 dollars. Extra pair of trousers of the same material free during the opening sale.
Detective Joseph Pence testified in Judge Shells court about the death of Tom Laskaris at a Columbia Heights resort. Pence denied firing a shot and said he only drew his gun after the shooting subsided, corroborated by Detectives Herdlicka and Wogley who traveled to Massillon for Easter Sunday.
A listing for records and songs including Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down Indiana Lullaby Angel Child and more, priced at 69c. Items advertised on the third floor of The K. H. Z. Co. Ady department store.
Anna Easton of Edgefield claimed the first Daily News coupon for ten gallons of gasoline on Wednesday evening. Coupons with license numbers appear on Canton Daily News classified pages and on Canton streets, with two more ten-gallon coupons slated for Sunday.
A Canton dog named Bum who lived twelve years around the McKinley hotel is dead after being struck by a car. Travelers donated for a burial box and coffin while hotel guests fund a grave tablet. Bum frequently rode trains on a free pass and visited Cleveland Toledo and Wheeling.
Public utilities committee will draft a report for Thursday’s council meeting to reveal its stance on proposed telephone rate increases. Some members oppose the plan but expect limited ability to block it, while a protest may be filed with the Public Utilities Commission.
The Y M C A Technical School announces summer classes for boys, opening June 19 to provide technical training and practical skills through July. Ady leads the program with senior instructors and a focus on hands on learning.
Hear minor C Baldwin concert organist at First Congregational church Friday night at 8 o'clock. Admission adults 50 cents children 25 cents.
Tigers call for all members to attend Thursday evening June 8 at 8 p m for officer nominations and important business. Advertising and advisory notes included.
The Quality Hardware Co announces a sale at 321 Tuscarora Street W. offering discounted hardware and tools to customers seeking value.
The listing notes formal suits available for order at 423 Market North with prices of 39 and 35 dollars.
A list featuring Special-Player rolls 59 and the tune April Showers along with Smilin and other titles. Kenny's Piano Dept Ady is noted among the contributors, highlighting a selection of records and performers.
The event at Clarendon school grounds runs Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Featuring an orchestra, the Troop 3 ice cream festival offers music and treats for attendees.
The Knox Tailors and Waderdashers offer suits to order at 39 dollars and extra pair of trousers for 35 dollars. Free material for a mate rial during opening. Advy.
Friday specials announced by Buehler Bros at 221 Secondst NW highlight discounted beef items and limited-time offers for shoppers.
Tool grinders offered at special low prices this week with price details displayed in the store window. The advertisement from The Quality Hardware Co located at 221 Tusest W Adv highlights available bargains for shoppers.
The store announces Saturday hours at 233 Market North with suit orders available in $30 and $35 price points.
All interested in organization of Second U. S. church meet in Cedar Street school Friday June 9 at 7 30 p m Conference Superintendent Tryon will be here Ady
Public sale scheduled Friday June 9 at 1 p.m. offers the entire contents of a six room house plus a full chest of carpenter tools. Held for John E. Reinhart at 2911 Second Street Northwest.
Bert M. Jewell president of the railroad employees division of the American Federation rejects six railroad executives claims that union leaders push strike talk. He calls wage scales and crisis claims exaggerated and says a formal reply will follow after federation board review. Leaders confer privately as charges are read.
Cohen Fish Market at 212 Second St NIE advertises specials for Friday and Saturday. Cole Rogis Vacuum Cleaning Co advertises cleaning services. Local notices appear in the newspaper listing businesses and promotions.
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby's Savinges account with one dollar or more at The First Trust and Savings bank. Parents receive a silver plated bank for saving their child's funds.
At Meyers Lake Park, twice daily starting Sunday June 11, immediately after theater performances. The Fearless Creggs headline with Autos That Pass in the Air.
26 inch suitcases with cretonne lining and tray offered by Arthur's at 204 Market North West Adv. A concise sales item noting price and store location.
Stark County Traffic Club holds an important gathering this evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Members are urged to attend for updates and planning of upcoming events.
Employers urged to unite in a single effort to enroll every person in each establishment as a Community Fund donor. The goal is a 100 percent participation, with 100% cards awarded to perfect showings and advantages highlighted for consolidated campaigns and easy payments.
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