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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
15
In Massillon on June 9 Mrs. Anna Laura Harris colored was struck by a car driven by Mike Profant while crossing near the Canton Massillon road. She leaped to avoid an east bound auto and was hit by Profant’s left front fender. she was taken to the city hospital in reportedly not serious condition.
In Massillon on Monday evening Walter Dingler of 406 Woodland Ave collided with a Brewster Wumber Co truck driven by W R Schumacher of North Canton on Wooster at Mon day. A Ford coupe passing by pushed Dingler into the truck. no injuries but both vehicles were damaged.
Massillon June 9 A chamber of commerce board meeting at the YMCA cafeteria heard a committee recommend building a bridge over the Ohio canal to extend Plum Street from Erie to Clay Street. The proposal aims to improve traffic flow and link key city districts.
DANGER SIGNAL HIDDEN MASSILLON June 9 Slight damage was done to two autos when Raymond Agnes of Navarre, driving south near the State hospital, hit an auto belonging to F A French as French turned into his driveway. French allegedly signaled to stop but Agnes failed to see the signal due to a person on Frenchs running board. No occupants were injured.
Maria Carter aged 74 formerly of Canton died Monday morning at 2 20 in Massillon State Hospital Funeral services were held at 11 am today at Gordon Hollinger funeral parlors Burial took place in Massillon cemetery
Judge Ayler denied James T. Thoburn a divorce from Hilda L. Thoburn citing lack of neglect proof. The court kept a prior alimony order in effect. Thoburn had been attacked two weeks earlier by four men who kidnapped him and branded his arm.
Michael De Angelo, a wholesale fruit dealer reputed to head a local bootlegging gang, is free on 10 000 dollar bond after pleading not guilty to a secret federal indictment charging conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Ten co defendants are expected to be arraigned. His brother Tony A De Angelo and Tony's wife Thelma were indicted on Harrison narcotic law violations and released on 25 000 dollars bond.
Stark county court denied a hearing this today at the high tribunal for the case of Phillip Ball versus Julia Ball seeking entrance to the supreme court docket. The proceedings highlighted a procedural challenge and pending motions in the appellate process.
In May Ohio miners suffered three fatalities caused by roof falls in Athena Belmont and Harrison counties the lowest toll in months. The mining department reported 203 mine inspections 267 first aid certificates issued at Canton Bradley Massillon Gypsum Port Clinton and Genoa 65 gas or oil drilling permits and abandonment of 59 wells.
Tom Santos and Valentine Poerng pleaded guilty to lesser offenses before Judge Diehl on Tuesday. Santos admitted grand larceny and got one to seven years in the reformatory while Poerng pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received six months in the workhouse. They were charged with robbing and menacing at the point of a revolver during a poker game on Belden Ave NE.
Isabel Jane Haman, 95, died at her daughter Frances Lyman's East Cleveland home, ending a five generation line of 16 descendants. Widow of Frank Haman, former Bucyrus city marshal and 18 year fire chief, she had lived in Bucyrus nearly 75 years.
Bessie Lando sues the City of Canton in common pleas court seeking 10000 for a fall on an uneven sidewalk in Broadway NW. She alleges permanent injury from the incident. Attorney Harry Nusbaum represents her.
Canton's leading merchants offer real bargains in the special column "TODAY'S READER BAR GAINS" on the first classified page. A notable offer comes from a local fish dealer presenting a strong value deal for shoppers watching prices.
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