15 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
1
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Washington reports indicate President Harding has not yet chosen a successor to the late Justice Douglas White. Speculation centers on Judge Taft or a sitting justice, with Sen. Rand discussed for an associate seat if needed. White House letters urge Taft, but no decision is announced. The age of Taft and political considerations weigh on any choice.
Ben Rudner was arrested Tuesday afternoon in the federal building Cleveland on four warrants issued by Judge Westenhufer after indictment on a white slavery charge. He came to arrange bond for his brother Morris, recently arrested for Prohibition violations, and was taken into custody by a deputy marshal. Bond arrangements were made immediately.
Cleveland reports detectives pursue the four men believed to have killed Daniel F. Kaber the Lakewood publisher. Mrs Eva Kaber and Miss Marian McArdle face first degree murder charges. The widow allegedly paid with a diamond ring and watch as part payment, based on a confession by Emma Colavito.
The County Treasurer’s office will be open Saturday from 1:03 p.m. for tax receipts. May be the last regular day for the June period as many taxpayers mailed in payments to avoid congestion. Officials report an unprecedented number of mail payments and remind that personal checks may be used without appearance at the treasurer’s office.
June 18 report notes eleven jurors tentatively seated for the McGannon municipal trial before Judge Florence F. Begins proceedings with expected full jury by noon adjournment planned at noon Attorney William H. Gannon seeks permission to attend commencement exercises for women graduates.
A prank at a fair ends badly when a couple is injured as a ride detaches and they are hurled from the apparatus. Witnesses report Mr Pierson sustained severe injuries and may not survive. area officials investigate the incident at the fairground in Arville.
Cloudy to partly showery day with little temperature change around 60s. A sale at Meyer Lake department store opens Thursday with a planned event and a sale at 250.
Miss Mary H. Shutz aged 62 of Canton died four hours after a fire ignited by burning waste paper in her yard. Her mother Mrs. Margaret Shutz, 86, survived. siblings listed. Funeral at German Lutheran Church of Bolivar with burial in Bolivar.
Paris reports Britain has made fresh overtures to France proposing the supreme council meet soon to settle the Silesian dispute. London dispatches note anxiety over direct Franco German commercial ties. The Weishaupt conference of Loucheur and Rathenau signals direct talks between France and Germany.
Thousands gathered in Bryan Ohio for the 48th annual Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Association convention. Officers to be elected and business matters addressed as about 1 200 volunteers from 125 towns join a parade expected to draw close to 15 000 people. Officials will explain the new volunteer firemen profession law.
State officers of the Ohio department Grand Army of the Republic held an executive session in Greenville today to transact routine business. Allied organizations also met privately. A major feature will be a city parade with participation from many industries and businesses.
Transportation free and a large delegation urged for a special meeting of Painters Local 206 on Thursday June 16 at 1 20 for Dover Ohio. C W Hildebrandt and K R S Adv announce the gathering at 116 Market Street 8S with important business.
Scores of graduates arrive for the 106th annual Ohio University exercises in Athens. Dr. Elmer B. Bryan, former Colgate president and new Ohio head, meets trustees and plans to start in September. Nearly 300 will receive degrees tomorrow after an address by Acting President E. W. Chubb.
Senator Johnson of California announces a renewed bid to have the Senate adopt his resolution to investigate the West Virginia mine war. He cites support from a telegram from AFL Secretary Frank Morison noting the federation convention at Denver approved the resolution.
Meridian Miss June 15 Passenger train No 42 northbound on the New Orleans and Northeastern wrecked last night about midnight south of Hattiesburg several cars overturned The engineer and fireman are said to have been killed two reported dead in the incident
The state supreme court upheld the utilities commission decision allowing Ohio Fuel Supply Co. to withdraw its natural gas service from St. Clairsville.
Judge Day signed a decree denying divorce to Nora George and John George after both accused the other of infidelity. Mrs. George was awarded possession of their property on condition she reimburse her husband for payments made on it.
Washington dispatch reports Scott Boone former publicity director of the Republican National Committee took the oath of office as governor of Alaska Friday evening Buckeye Lodge K P pacutring and business of importance visitors welcomed the event
The Starkey and Heim families announce a reunion at Nimisila Park on Tuesday June 21. All relatives are invited to join and share memories of the past.
A free fireworks display will follow the theater performance at Meyers Lake Park on Thursday evening June 16. Attendees are asked to stay after the show for the spectacle presented by local organizers.
In Judge Day's room Sheriff Cathon failed to read the accused Zacarea Toulounsides name. after Greek pronunciation study the name was called three times and forfeiture of a $500 bond declared. R. E. Watts faced a like process for stealing an automobile.
Pittsburgh and Youngstown steel companies plan wage reductions and new work rules. Borders include Brier Hill Steel cutting official salaries by 61 percent and Jones and Laughlin eliminating overtime amid 15 to 25 percent overall cuts. Other majors like Cambria and United States Steel have already trimmed overtime.
Navarre Mayor Samuel Bampton pleaded not guilty to shooting to wound and was released on a 1500 bond after arraignment before Judge Day. He was indicted with village marshal Harry Cordes after Dale Shaffer, a traveling salesman, refused to stop his car near the village. Cornelius J. Bolender, indicted for concealing stolen property, also pleaded not guilty and posted 1500 bond.
Today's list shows new and increased capital for several firms including Brenner Automobile Supply Co Cincinnati revised to 25 000 and Gibson Perin Co Cincinnati increasing to 100 000. The Raven Coal Co Steubenville listed at 500 000 and Fraternal Order of Eagles No 224 Home Alliance rising to 125 000.
Tigers begin class initiation tonight with candidates reporting after dark. The event marks the start of a period led by Ady, with the ritual continuing until November.
The annual Fostoria public schools report notes that savings by school children this year doubled last year. Most deposits came from first six grades with seventh and eighth grades depositing little and high school students none.
Adam L. McCowan former Charleston police chief and his brother Fred McCowan were arrested in Charleston W V and charged with selling moonshine Both men were held on $500 bond pending preliminary hearing.
A village tale centers on William Hurlbut who was known as Mr Hurlbut until a widow in a racing car corrects a nickname, hinting at an unfolding local mystery or identity shift.
Federal agents pursue a $200000 share tied to the Polk Street mail robbery and probe links to the Illinois Central station loot and a bank robbery. "Big Tim" Murphy, jailed in Joliet, faces charges amid eight related arrests. Vincenzo Cosmano remains silent as authorities name two gangster organizers.
Dayton June 15 The Dayton Wright Airplane Company announced immediate hiring as it confirms a $550000 order for naval seaplanes. The spotter aircraft, capable of deck landings, will observe, direct gun fire, and aid sea maneuvers aboard carriers or surface waters.
The Justice Department under Attorney General Daugherty will launch a nationwide probe into wartime contracts with large industries. A new bureau will handle war graft cases, aiming to expose profiteering, with penalties including jail and fines for serious offenders. The audit trail is damaged in many cases, delaying full tallies.
Denver June 15 rail unions clash as they push to reinstate the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shop Employes and dominate AFL policies. A split with the Carpenters and Joiners is feared and could trigger a federation reorganization. Controversies over Irish recognition and a women's rights amendment loom large.
County commissioners held an animated session on road improvements along the Massillon Millersburg route. Landowners favor paving but oppose high assessments. final action hinges on township trustees approval and funding pledges.
The Ohio Oil company announced a 25 cent per barrel drop on Wyoming crude at the well with Grass Creek Elk Basin at 1.10, Big Lance Creek 1.05, Rock Creek 85 and Big Muddy 75. Midwest Refining of Pittsburgh cut all grades by 28 cents to 0.75, excluding Mule Creek while Torchlight drops to 1.10.
The Lancaster cotton mills near Chester South Carolina will close indefinitely tomorrow. Col Leroy Springs, president, cites demands of union workers as the cause. The mill employs 13800 workers and operates 140000 spindles.
Paris today announced a French government military mission to Japan led by Marshal Jofre. The move follows a period of strengthened Franco Japanese relations after the Japanese crown prince's visit.
Geraniums priced at one two and three dollars per dozen. Cabbage sweet potato beet and tomato plants also offered at special prices. Raebel and Son at Stand 18 Auditorium Market with greenhouse address 1204 Wertszay NW.
Lily Lodge and brothers arrange travel to Dover, C via special car, with Vert Schlott at 1341-L. The car departs at 1 30 p m on June 16, coordinated by Co W Hildebrandt and K R S Ady.
State officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announced in Steubenville include President Judge Samuel W. Bell of Cincinnati and Vice President Henry L. Iserrodin of Akron. The convention will adjourn after a monster parade of marching clubs and degree teams. next year’s city to be named later.
A $77,000 scholarship fund for the Knights of Pythias children's home at Springfield was announced at Grand Lodge sessions in Dayton. Grand Chancellor Bram of Cleveland presented the fund. A monster parade preceded a grand ball and vaudeville show last night halting downtown traffic.
In Hutchinson Kansas on June 15 a police raid on Mrs Margaret Davis's home led to a dramatic moment when the resident swallowed the warrant. The incident followed a demand for the document before the search began as officers prepared to execute the warrant.
Columbus June 15 Farmers Mutual telephone companies of Ohio must obtain certificates of necessity from the Public Utilities Commission. The state supreme court upheld this requirement in two cases though the administrative reorganization act decision remained pending. The court overruled a motion related to a separate Trumbull county case.
Free display of works at Mevers Lake Park scheduled for Thursday evening June 14. Admission free. 600 posters on sale at 25 cents each. Kenny's Piano Department advertises Lily Lodge Nation Transportation offers free rides from the square at 1 30 PM Thursday June 14. W Hildebrandt and K R note in advertisement.
Washington June 15 The White House and State Department are weighing William Miler Coler president of George Washington University for ambassador to Japan. The news comes from authoritative sources.
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