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09 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pittsburg event and Jan Harr with unclear context. Names are tentative and details incomplete.
Commander Frederick W. Galbraith Jr. is dead after a Sunday night crash near a country club. Col Milton J. Foreman is badly injured and Henry Ryan is cut and bruised as the car toppled an embankment on its return trip to Indianapolis from the country club.
An American Legion commander was killed last night in an automobile crash in Indianapolis. The incident raised condolences from local veterans and Legion posts across the city.
Ohio state auditor Tracy announces a 1.025 mill levy in June for county taxes with additional allocations. A 0.5 mill contingency fund and 0.125 mill for diversities institutions are noted, plus 0.5 and 0.5 mill portions for state districts and the board of fees.
Fragmented weather forecast and public notices appear with scattered names and auction ad lines. The readable items mention a May date, some potpourri of schedules, a Garfield related notice, and an Adv Auction Sale set for June 1 at a sharp hour with Can. Pores. Co. authoritative line.
Mayor Samuel Bampton and special village marshal Harry Cordes were indicted on shooting with intent to wound after the 11 PM incident that left Dale Shaffer with a bullet through a head and one eye destroyed. Also indicted were others for thefts, auto thefts, and related crimes in Canton area.
Mexico objects to linking recognition with political pledges in the U S note on Mexican-American relations. Foreign office says commercial terms could be accepted with safeguards for Mexican workers. political requirements conflict with Article fifteen of the constitution. Mexico insists recognition be treated separately from other issues.
Theodore PMeita and Mikolas Matyas, both of Akron, were found guilty of robbing the Forgarassy Exchange Bank at Lorain on March 9, taking $950.
Eighteen month old son of Lloyd Smith died after falling backward into a kettle of boiling water used by the mother during house cleaning. The accident occurred in Elyria on June 9. No further details provided.
Knights of Pythias will hold memorial services Sunday June 12. Leave Castle Hall 2 o clock sharp. Committee advises attendance. In other news C J Shoe Shop at 121 Third St SE opposite Grand Opera House offers reliable shoe repair services.
Washington June 9 The future of Admiral William Sims in the American navy appeared to depend on his reply to Secretary Denby about an anti Sinn Fein speech in London If Sims disclaims press reports the issue may drop. if he admits accuracy Denby is said to be ready for swift action The president may also be urged to act Sims had caused a stir with remarks at the English Speaking Club urging that Irish sympathizers in America be ignored The veteran admiral long faced controversy and had prior rebukes from Secretaries and presidents including a 1910 Guildhall speech and a postwar dispute with Secretary Daniels over a medal.
Regular luncheon invites college men to attend Friday noon at Bates. The notice urges full participation from all college men.
296 Canton youths received diplomas at McKinley high school commencement in the City Auditorium with 4000 in attendance. Dr S Parks Cadman urged graduates and parents to value public schools and cited Ohio’s role in government while praising teachers and homes of William McKinley.
In Cleveland the so called woman of mystery and a man with a cap face questioning as two more suspects in the Kahber murder case. Three women linked to the crime remain jailed as detectives pursue a hired-murder plot using poison then a stabbing weapon.
The Alhambra theater changes hands with final negotiations completed between owners V. I. Ney and J. A. Remower and new buyers represented by The Alhambra Amusement Co. Possession is expected within weeks and improvements planned while continuing big feature films. The sale details including price and buyer identity were not disclosed. Washington leaders push to stabilize coal industry with new data driven legislation to lower prices and curb hidden practices amid operator opposition.Senator Frelinghuysen will seek swift Senate action to pass a bill mandating production and distribution data to reform the coal trade despite industry resistance and concerns from Fail and Hoover over cooperation.
Central News dispatch from Stockholm reports General Kumera, in command at Vladivostok, says Japan must occupy towns of strategic importance in eastern Siberia due to developments there. The Moscow Soviet protests to Britain and France, saying the Allies are morally responsible for Japanese intervention.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair said beer sale regulations will be postponed a week or ten days to allow necessary revisions to the tentative draft. The changes are expected to tighten the proposed rules.
A Canton Daily News brief previews Eden Phillpotts BON detective tale in the Sun newspaper, signaling a mystery narrative featuring sharp clues and a keen investigator. The item notes serialized suspense and local reader interest in crime fiction.
Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith granted state charters to two Stark county corporations in Columbus dispatches. The Stark Assets Co. of Canton was formed for managing and disposing of certain properties with an $18 750 capitalization and incorporators include L A Bowen John G Rommel P L Schwab and A I Hieronimus. The Paramount Coal Co. of Massillon was formed with a $100 000 capitalization and incorporators include John Boxley Orrin Ames Alfred J Drouchard Edward J Drouhard and George W Williams Williams is linked to Canton Coal Co.
Adjutant General Florence orders Canton national guard officers to prepare for the Cavalry encampment at Camp Perry from July 9 to 24. All equipment will be taken and all men must report or face court martial unless excused. The troop rifle team departs June 9 for a 17 day period under Lieut General Wolfe. Regular drill is set for next Tuesday night at the armory.
Kathleen Kinney, 13, daughter of Carl Kinney editor, will teach junior violin pupils at Oberlin Conservatory next fall. She will conduct a class and receive a regular salary for her instruction in the conservatory program.
June 9 Elyria county commissioners post a $50 reward for information leading to the capture of CC Timberman former Lorain service director. He is among a group including five Lorain policemen indicted for liquor bribes.
Boechler's weekly ad lists fresh fish and tender stead options for Friday. Displays address 221 Second St NW with promotional price notes.
Butter prices advanced two cents Thursday morning marking a second rise this week. Wholesale butter is quoted at 34 and 35 cents. Fee prices moved up one cent wholesale. Blackberries currants and other summer berries appeared in local markets along with California fruits such as ripe apricots and prunes.
Elyria bakers have increased the price of bread to 14 cents a loaf. The move raises the cost of daily staples for local residents amid broad market shifts.
Friday evening visitation for Buckeye Lodge K of PEsquire with visiting brothers welcome. Church of Christ holds protracted meeting at 1252 Market Street with services at 7 30 p m Daniel Sommer as preacher. Water wasting at cemetery plants dying Lindacher advisory.
Knights of Pythias will hold a meeting of its committee at the ton storage company offices with notices advertising the event and details to be announced by the organizers.
The Canton Chapter of the American Red Cross asks Cantonians to send monetary contributions for Pueblo Colorado disaster relief. Donations should be mailed to the Red Cross office in the Central Savings Bank building and will be forwarded promptly to the proper relief source.
Toledo June 9. Gunman Tom Kelley 47 barricades in a rooming house at 611 Walnut near the business district. Police and guardsmen fire on Kelley as he guards the attic killing Patrolmen Mossburg and Dowell and wounding none. Kelley dies from a finishing bullet as siege ends.
Mayor Herman R Witter announced he would return unsigned the wage decrease ordinance sent for signature. He argues that city employees who received a 10 percent raise under a blanket ordinance last year are not affected by the two week old measure providing a five percent cut, which would take effect July 1.
Washington reports James McCoy assistant secretary of the treasury says a new wave of price reductions will spread nationwide. He cites a drop in per capita money circulation to 55.43 and argues tighter money means lower prices as inflation recedes and buying power rises.
Assistant Attorney General Fowler has finished the New York building industry probe and will travel to Chicago to conduct a similar inquiry. He relieves District Attorney Clyne of duties. United States District Attorney Hayward discussed New York matters with Attorney General Daugherty, including centralizing the department in one New York building.
Major General Menoher, chief of the army air service, asks Secretary Weeks to relieve Brigadier General William Mitchell, assistant chief of the service, in a June dispatch from Washington.
Washington June 9 Secretary Mellon and probably Secretary Wallace will meet with western bankers in about a week. Invitations to the White House conference will go out within a day or two.
Magazine prices listed include Post 52 weeks two dollars Journal 12 months one dollar fifty and Country Gentleman 52 weeks one dollar delivered by mail Pay only to authorized offices Ralph Young 139 Cleveland Avenue Adv Special car for Epworth League picnic at Alliance departs Square at one o clock Tickets available at First Ale office Adv
The grand jury reported Wednesday afternoon that charges against Mrs. Frances Bosner for shooting her husband are held open while negotiations with immigration authorities proceed to deport her to Austria. Prosecutor Walter S. Rugt has discussed the case with officials. the woman admits the shooting but says it was self defense. She remains in the county jail.
Judge Maurice Bernon weighs Charlie Hable’s guilty plea to homicide in the Patrolman Aurant Duke case. Hable also confessed complicity in a January Mentor bank robbery netting $1800.
A special communication of Canton Lodge is scheduled for Thursday evening June 9 at 7:30 o'clock M M degree to be conferred. Jos Lae Frank W M Co EL Norris secretary Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N advertises a large Canton purse sale with hundreds of styles. Prices start at 980 and go up to 4.95 and beyond, offering substantial discounts on a wide range of purses.
An advertisement offers rental of an Underwood typewriter claimed to be the tool of choice for world champion typists. The ad cites Bell Phone 113 as the contact to arrange rental or inquiry.
Open Friday and Saturday all day and evening. All items priced at 22.50.
A special excursion train departs Canton at 9 25 a m on Sunday June 18 for Wheeling with return to Wheeling at 6 30 p m Fare is 230 dollars stated as 2 30 for the round trip The offer includes a Ly Canton departure and Ly Wheeling return times as printed in the notice
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