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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

5

Chicago Warehouses Hold Nation's Flour Tea and Coffee

A Chicago correspondent tours vast underground and aboveground storage noting millions of pounds of flour, tea and coffee across warehouses. He cites Soo Terminal, Washburn Crosby, Pillsbury, and Ontario street firms, with figures on exports and stockpiles and mentions the United States Grain Corporation amid the vast grain trade.

OHN F. Delaney Aries Chicago Interoy Se John F Sional Eneago Vans Illinois Soo Terminal Washburnby Pillsbury Washin-Crosby Thael & Ehninger Burlington Quincy Fairfax Milling Company Kfax Minn Currier & Warehouse United States Grain Corporation House Senate Ontario West Ontario Street J.C. Whitney Company Griswold Q.walker

Suffrage Banquet Tickets On Sale In Canton

The Canton Suffrage association endpoints its work with a June 15 dinner at Courtland hotel featuring Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton and Miss Florence Allen as principal speakers. Mrs C W Keplinger will preside. tickets are sold at First Trust and Savings bank and Dollars Store, limited to 400.

Canton Suffrage Association Courtland Hotel Harriet Taylor Upton Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association Florence Allen Cuyahogaco C. W. Keplinger Canton Woman's Suffrage Association First Trust and Savings Bank Dollars

Two Men Arrested for Reckless Driving

Jacob Levy and Wilber Schneider were arrested at noon Thursday on reckless driving charges. Officer Polen said the pair caused collisions with other machines and they were jailed until bonds for release were signed.

Jacob Levy Wilber Schneider Polen

Weekend Guests and Local Visits Fill Canal Fulton Townspeople

Canal Fulton and surrounding towns welcomed numerous visitors over the weekend and Monday. Residents from Massillon Akron Wooster Canton Barberton and Malvern arrived for visits at homes of friends and relatives including the Finefrock Buck Hiser and Labbe households.

John Sisler Akron Paul Swigart Canton Lewis Kitsmiller Louisville J. E. Finefrock Curtis Miller Wooster Grace Porter Kirk Porter Justus Kirk L. A Fred Miller Charles Miller Rittman Clarence Prater M. Shillinger Kelsey Campbell Barberton Ella Swain S. S. Fisher Emma Buck Cora Miller Wm. Miehart and Ida Black Earl Krear W. S. George Dorothy McGee Massillon Fudge Malvern Frank Reechy Peninsular Garnet Coxsee East Greenville Nellie Magee Lily Tilton MacDonaldsville Hiram Wolf Dalton Charles Margo Manchester R. Brinker Dice Grace Pfaffle Fred Pfaffle Emerson Davis F. Sutters A. Lehman Carrie Kirk Kenmore Effe Johnson Orrville A Starkey May Lerch Plymouth Mayor Lerch Emma Jackson H. E. Lucas Charles Mathie George Mathis Paul Smith Mas Sillon Orton Mathis William English M. McLaughlin George Sollou

City News In Brief Highlights Local Incidents And Bids

Police arraign Tony Jimmies for suspicion with a $50 fine. A theft report concerns John Noel’s car stolen from 1004 12th NW. Juvenile James Freeman is held for suspected auto taking. Katz and Frank face fraud charges. Stan ley Kutt held on grand larceny charge. Remodeling bids noted for city hall basement. four dump wagons and roof repair bids discussed. Planning commission to meet Friday. Burglars steal $25 and 82 packs of cigarettes. a clock left behind. Speeding fines issued to four motorists. Five men arrested in a Cherry Hill gambling house. Catherine Mansfield departs for the British Isles. divorce suit filed. Leo Wilson questioned as suspicious. arraignment upcoming. Tools stolen from Electric Foundry. fires threaten nearby outbuilding. bursts of flame blamed on children with matches. Fire companies respond to blaze.

Strassburg Walter Mays and Local Notables Visit

Canton resident Walter Mays visited Friday evening. Numerous locals, including Miss Julia Huth Miss Iida Thompson and others, were seen around Massillon Dover Bolivar and Canton. A new Lutheran pastor Rev Earl Courter arrived and will occupy the Main street parsonage.

Walter Mays Canton Julia Huth Iida Thompson Massillon Ida Thompson Limbach I. BE Christopher John Haas J. I Christopher Sugarcreek Millersburg William Haueter Dundee George Pingstock Bolivar Elsie Garber Springfield Albert Weinmann Frederick Weinmann National A. J. App Fred Murphy Beach City Geo, Seese New Philadelphia John Faulkhauser Near Parral William Beiderman Parral Calvin Brown Norwalk Longnecker John Studer M. C. Speer Akron Edward Haueter Joseph Fox Dover Charles Agler John Hoppingarner Main St Oscar Correll W. H. Russell Niles C. M. Sebold Ray Myers William Myers Ethel Neuman Web Neuman Ray Fox Marjorie Cleveland Ralph Ditto Gilbert Snyder Elmer Cooper Daniel Cooper Main-st William Kohn J. A. Barr Almeda Brewster Frank Cline Navarre L. G. Krantz Dennison Fred Kohler Samuel Slemmer Earl Courter Courter W. S. Cox Pittsburgh William Catlett Grace Fox Hazel Lind Ruth Austin Blanche Prafflie Mrma Praeffli Martin Bair Baertown Ladies’ Aid

Divorce Request for Hart Marriage Underage Claim

Pauline Hart, through her father Mark Verdue, seeks a decree of divorce from Lews T. Hart on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. The father states Pauline was sixteen at marriage and is now under eighteen. William R. B. Quinn represents the plaintiff.

Pauline Hart Mark Verdue Lews T. Hart Hart William RB. Quinn

Canton council to stage largest gathering at club rooms

Thursday evening at their Sixth Street NW club rooms a varied vaudeville program will entertain Canton council members. The affair will be the biggest of its kind in the county since moving to that location with several short boxing bouts musical numbers and other features on the program. The committee has arranged for the largest gathering of council members in the history of the local order.

Sixth-st NW Canton Council

Seventy Five Coal Grades Noted in American Market

A remark highlights that the American market features seventy five distinct coal grades illustrating the industry's variety.

Satisfied Patient Reports Kidney Pill Benefits

A Detroit woman testifies Foley Kidney Pills eased her back and side pain and improved sleep. She plans to continue use, stating she slept better and felt stronger. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere.

Foley Charles Gray Sixth-st Detroit Miah Ady

Employment ads prompt readers to sell goods via the daily news

An advertisement urges readers to use the daily news want ads to promote sales. It frames the classifieds as the best channel for quick exposure and returns, appealing to merchants and individuals seeking broad reach.

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