New Rural Ohio School System Backed by Board
County election results set a five member board to organize July 15 and form districts with at least 20 teachers each. The county will appoint a superintendent by then, with three candidates named. others expected as the term begins next fall.
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County Board of Education
Ohio
W. A. Forsythe
Louisville
R. F. Klar
Beach City
C. F. McFadden
New Berlin
Doctors Have Little Hope for M Donald Boy
Vincent McDonald a 16 year old carnival stabbing victim remained in critical condition at Mercy hospital late Saturday. Samuel Lupe held in connection with the attack faced potential murder charges if McDonald dies and assault with intent to kill if he recovers. Lupe declared his innocence while confined in the city jail.
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Mercy Hospital
Vincent McDonald
Samuel Lupe
McDonald
Lupe
Weather and local notices mix in Canton paper
The weather forecast calls for showers Sunday and unsettled conditions Monday. Notices advertise Spanagel's Leather Shop, Canton Wet Wash Laundry services, an upcoming Monitor tent gathering, Park Theater ticket changes, and a Canton Chevaliers memorial service at the temple.
Canton Industries Prove Permanence of Local Plants
The Timken Roller Bearing Co Cleveland Canton Spring Co and Cleveland Axle Manufacturing Co illustrate Canton’s industrial persistence. Located in the southwest end these plants expanded capacity and now employ about fourteen hundred skilled workers with substantial wages. Their growth followed board of trade sponsorship and forward planning by chamber leaders.
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Cleveland Axle Manufacturing Co
Cleveland- Canton Spring Co
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Cleveland-Canton Spring Co
Board of Trade
Repairs to Old City Jail Start Immediately
Safety Director Kunkel announced repairs to Canton’s old city jail will be completed by next Tuesday. The women’s ward in the new safety building will be opened for the matron and three ventilated rooms, with about 100 dollars needed to ready the space.
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Old City
Kunkel
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
Canton
Youth freed after coroner verdict in meningitis death
Coroner Gavin ruled Daniel Purine of Alliance died from meningitis. Victor Salamon, held by police, was released after the finding. Salamon allegedly rough handled Purine about eighteen days earlier, and Purine later fell seriously ill and died.
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Gavin
Daniel Purine
Alliance
Victor Salamon
Salamon
Traffic Rope System Regulates Canton Square Traffic
Canton introduces a Pittsburgh and Philadelphia style traffic rope system on public square overseen by Safety Director Kunkel. Ropes 12 feet from curb create a protected lane while two traffic policemen supervise. Pedestrian crossing kept clear near court house and Harter bank. System runs daily 11 to 1 and 5 to 6 with hopes of reduced congestion and accidents.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Canton
Public
Kunkel
Boy loses sight as funds fail to aid bright local boy
Willie Reese a nine year old from 1010 Preyer street SE loses sight after a glass fragment struck his right eye. Parents Evan and Mrs Reese lack funds for treatment or glasses. Willie attended Charles It Gospel Mission Sundays and is a bright fifth grader at Liberty School.
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Willie Reese
Evan Reese
Preyerst
Willie
Charles It Gospel Mission
Libertyst School
Greece annexes Chios and Mytilene sparks Turkish massacre fears
The official Gazette announces Greece has annexed the islands of Chios and Mytilene claimed by Turkey. A report from Allaga says 700 Christians were massacred by the Turks, heightening fears that Greece and Turkey may be on the verge of war.
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United Press
Athens
Greece
Chios
Mytilene
Turkey
Asia Minor
Allaga
Sam Harry Hesitates Loses Roll and Money in Depot
A Greek immigrant, Sam Harry, loses $480 at a Pennsylvania depot while en route to Turkey to reunite with his wife and children. He reports the theft to Canton police, hoping to recover funds and continue his journey home.
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Sam Harry
Pennsylvania Depot
Turkey
Harry
Canton
Berger Works
Ordou
New York
Y M C A Plans Delayed until Tuesday Meeting
General Secretary G E Lundy said the Y M C A building committee would not meet before Tuesday 2 pm. The Saturday session was postponed due to a member being out of town. No action on the new building until the Tuesday meeting when an architect will be chosen and revised plans reviewed. Bids expected by August and contract awarded shortly after.
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Stark-co
J. W. Myers
Louisville
Stark Co
G. E. Lundy
Two New Captains for C of C Big Campaign
The chamber of commerce announces two men named as captains for the upcoming out of town membership drive next week. The names will be released Monday. In Xenia, Owen Thompson seventy and his grandson Euge six were severely injured while being attacked by a hog. Mrs Thompson broke her wrist while aiding them.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Xenia
Owen Thompson
Clifton Farmer
Euge
Rodeheaver May Not Have To Pay 20000
Miss Georgia W. Jay won a 20000 verdict against Homer Rodeheaver, but Chicago judge Honore ruled the burden of proof is on Jay to show how payment can be made. The court noted Rodeheaver must eat and dress, and earnings as choir leader could support only limited payments. The judge suggested the heart case may be set aside if financial reality prevents full payment.
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Georgia W. Jay
Chicago
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Canton
Miss Jay
Rodeheaver
Mis Jay
Honore
City Fathers in Detroit View Paving
Detroit city councilmen visited the Barber Asphalt Paving Co to inspect asphalt street paving results. Earlier they toured Toledo to compare wood block paving as they considered material choices for repaving Tuscarawas Street.
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Detroit
Barber Asphalt Paving Co
Toledo
Tuscara
St W
Young Staudt Receives Appointment to Annapolis
Albert Raymond Staudt son of J A Staudt local insurance man has been nominated as a cadet to Annapolis by Senator Atlee Pomerene. He has passed the physical and will undergo mental examinations next February before admission.
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Albert Raymond Staudt
J. A. Staudt
Washington
Annapolis
Staudt
Atlee Pomerene
Academy
Silskey Sisters Arrested on Disturbing the Peace Charge
Anna Silskey and Henrietta Silskey were arrested Saturday on a warrant sworn by George W Mehring for disturbing the peace. They are to be arraigned Monday at 8 o clock.
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Anna Silskey
Henrietta Silskey
George W. Mehring
Chambers Of Commerce Work In Other Cities
Munson Havens notes notable chamber efforts in cities like Minneapolis and Toledo. Highlights include a $155,000 National Lamp Company plant, 500 jobs, Ford Motor Company retention, and legislative lobbying in Columbus on liability insurance.
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Chambers of Commerce
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Munson Havens
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
National Lamp Company
Committee On Transportation
Ford Motor Company
Minneapolis
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Trenton Chamber of Commerce
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