Unclear OCR fragment notesSenate timing and votes
Fragmentary text mentions a Senate select vote and timing. No clear names, places, or events are readable. Summary limited by damaged source.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions a Senate select vote and timing. No clear names, places, or events are readable. Summary limited by damaged source.
The Daily News notes filing closes at midnight for county races and village and town offices. It lists candidates such as James H. Emsley Eighth ward Charles W m clerk of municipal court F Williams Third ward Charles White ty court Charles J Flexamer Edward s at large C C Miller First ward E Elmer Trott presides council Charles E Barnard Harry Wilcoxen clerk municipal court D D Davis Isman at large Forest C councilman Fourth ward all Republicans.
In Brussels on June 12 the Goodyear IM pilot W T Van Orman and aide C K Wollam protest disqualification from the Gordon Bennett Cup after landing on a steamship deck. They argue landing over water should count as a safe deck landing and seek second place behind Veenstra.
The parallel parking ordinance is observed satisfactorily by motorists in the city, according to police officials. Several cars were found parked incorrectly along Market Avenue this morning, with police attributing the errors to drivers unfamiliar with the new system. The zone on Market Avenue runs between 6th Street NW and 1st SW.
Alliance June 12 John Anson reported a portable typewriter missing from a South Adenay office. Between 7:35 and 10:00 Thursday evening the theft occurred. Herman Hersperger reported losing $83 in bills on South Arch between Grant Street and Broadway between 6:15 and 6:30 this morning. Police investigate.
The 36th annual grand council of the Ohio United Commercial Travelers opens in Springfield with delegates C. K. Bates B. E. Jones and N. A. Geyer among hundreds attending the convention. The session runs Thursday through Saturday evening with events planned around the conclave.
A Millersburg residence of David Anderson burned on Thursday June 12 after a fire started from a defective ring. Mrs Anderson and the couple attempted to escape but were moved to safety by neighbors. The new home was consumed with about 5000 dollars of insurance coverage.
A historic note describes DAY's READER BAR in Column One with market bargains and special notices. It mentions that the first classified items, important notices, and documents are found there, guiding thrifty shoppers to real bargains.
A luncheon hour program featured talk and business followed by a Canton Lions club meeting Thursday evening at Wade Inn. The Lions Quartet sang and George Lloyd and W. V. Jacoba performed stunts as about 80 people attended. Mr. and Mrs. G. Schiabach, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. E. Firestone, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Jacobs, and David Shively organized the affair.
Pekin reports a general strike by students and laborers after eight Chinese were killed in Hankow during a mob attack on British and Japanese targets. British volunteers faced rioting at the armory as machine guns were used. violence spread to municipal buildings amid tense conditions in Shanghai and nearby cities.
Dayton reports a 14 000 foot airplane dive improved the hearing of Charles B Lay of Sandusky. The man, nearly deaf in one ear, flew from Johnson Flying Field with pilot Je Laass and said the dive restored some hearing and he would return for another treatment if it held.
Elizabeth Cogan age 64 of Saginaw Michigan died Thursday afternoon in the home of her cousin John Strubel at 2101 Navarre road SW after heart disease. Survived by two sons Albert and Joseph Cogan of Saginaw a daughter Mrs Art Furstenberg of Detroit six grandchildren and a sister Mrs Callie Brunk of Mineral City Ohio. Body viewable at Seiholtz funeral parlors 401 3rd street NW until Friday evening at 9 then taken to Saginaw for funeral.
Mrs. Sara A. Blythe age 66 of 902 McKinley at NW died Thursday in her home after a lingering illness. She was a member of St. John's Catholic church and its Alter society and League of the Sacred Heart. Surviving are two sons John J Blythe and Walter Blythe a daughter Mrs Marry Maser and two grandchildren. Funeral at St. John's Catholic church Monday at 9 am with burial in St. John's cemetery. Body at Paquelet funeral parlors then to home Friday evening.
Miday and Miss Anna Monnot of Louisville mourners attend services at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Monday morning at 10. Burial is planned at Calvary cemetery. The body lies at Paquelet funeral parlors and will be moved to the home Friday.
Miss Josephine Knorr 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Knorr East Canton died Wednesday night in Mercy hospital just as she was to receive her McKinley High School diploma. Funeral from home Saturday at 1 30 pm and at East Canton Methodist church at 2. Survived by parents two sisters Dorothy Knorr and Mrs Murray Clapper Kent Canton and a brother Emmet.
Clem Mathias 61 died at his home four miles south of Louisville Thursday evening. He operated a coal mine near his home for many years. Surviving: widow, three sons C K Mathias Wilford and Mahlon of home and Canton area. three daughters Louella Hoppes Helen Graham and Hazel Riegler. Funeral Sunday at Louisville Reformed church with burial in Union cemetery. officiants Rev S W Hoffman and Rev Fritz of East Canton.
The 85 year old resident passed away after a stroke and paralysis. Survived by eight adult children, his wife predeceased him. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning with interment in St. John's Cemetery at Summitville.
A man and maiden wed at home. The groom gave twenty dollars to the father by mistake, the bride reclaimed the extra, and the father did not receive the wedding fee. The incident ends with the bride’s return of the surplus and the mistaken payment becoming a family dream.
Logan Gas Co. gets approval to push a higher rate schedule into effect once the 120 day suspension period ends. Reports from multiple cities note ongoing local incidents and legal actions, including murders, accidents, and strikes, across the state.
Joseph P. Monnot aged 56 of Arlington at SW died Thursday evening at home. The body remains at Paquellet funeral parlors and will be returned to the residence Friday.
George C. Carlson, 54, died Thursday night at the county home after being there since Monday. No relatives are known to be living. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Forest Hill Cemetery where burial will take place.
Mrs Lucy McClain aged 88 of 900 Rex Ave SE died Friday morning at her home following an illness from complications of diseases. She was a member of A. M. EF Zion church. Survived by father John Stler of Canton and two brothers Stacy of New Bern Alabama and John of Jackson Michigan. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Mrs Minnie Fisher widow of Attorney C J Fisher died at her home in Millersburg aged 74. She leaves a daughter, two grandchildren and five sisters Margaret Cramer Fredericksburg Josephine Workman Fort Fagler Washington Mrs Mary Snyder Akron Mrs Maria Heck Wooster and Mrs Julia Painter Los Angeles California.
The body of Mrs B F Zell formerly Miss Lightfoot was brought from Delaware Ohio. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 30 PM and burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Martin M Shoup 63 died at home east of the place Wednesday. Funeral services at 2 PM and 2 30 PM at St Martin's church with interment in the church cemetery.
Joseph P. Monnot of 924 Arlington at SW died at his home Thursday from a complication of diseases. Survived by widow Louisa Monnot son Donald A. Monnot five daughters Mrs A V Kintz Mrs R R Richard Mrs W R Ellis and the Misses Angela and Antoinette Monnot all of Canton a brother Louis Monnot and five sisters Mrs John Kelly Sister Marcelline of Cleveland Mrs Della Mercier of Trifla Wis Mrs John .
Kensington June 12 reports John McKenna has died at his home near Summitville from injuries sustained in an incident. Further details are withheld as investigations continue.
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