Fragmentary note on tax, river, and post removal plan
A fragmented text mentions a river, a board, taxation, and a call for removal of a stable. It hints at a municipal or local government action with unclear specifics and no clear names or dates.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
11
A fragmented text mentions a river, a board, taxation, and a call for removal of a stable. It hints at a municipal or local government action with unclear specifics and no clear names or dates.
By Davis J. Walsh New York June 17 A faint suspicion grows that intercollegiate rowing at upstate venues may end this week. Washington races Yale and Harvard looms as the top threat with Navy as a rising challenger. A close finish is expected with Washington and Harvard favored, but any upset is possible.
The N. O. T. and the Canton Cats renew strong form in Lakeside stadium Ball league action. The N. O. T. topped the Sanitary Milks 5 and 6 in recent games, while the Canton Cars improved with Wolfe’s bat and Wells’s pitching. The nightcap features Oscar Credits vs Heckaman Clothiers as leaders shake out, with managers meeting tonight to settle protested Sanitary Milks dispute and forfeit stakes.
The Canton Art Metal Company edged Sam-Flash 3 to 2 in a tense Industrial League indoor baseball battle. Marcelli fanned 15, allowed four hits over several innings, while Park Miller held a hitless stretch. The deciding run came in the bottom of the ninth when Vogt singled, forcing runners and Heineman’s fly brought home the winning tally.
The report notes KY Casey and John Hennessey faced opponents J. D. P and J. B. Gilbert at East Casey in the Wim don championships. Casey and teammate crushed Wheatley 6 0 6 1 while English players struggled against the Californian talent.
The Martin Luthers lead the Canton Church League after a 14 to 2 win over Trinity Evangelical. Trinity drops to fourth as Crystal Park Methodists close in, with standings showing Lutherans first and Trinity Ewan, First U B, and First Presbyterian in pursuit. Wednesday schedule lists five matches at SW field Tuee Cook No 2 and Jacob's field.
Sting, star of the Excelsior, Metropolitan and Brooklyn handicap revivals, will be out for several weeks due to an ankle wrench. He showed lameness after the Brooklyn handicap, won by Mad Play, and may return at Yonkers late July or at Saratoga.
Canton youth Miller receives three top campus honors at Notre Dame University commencement He is named best all around athlete best leader of men and top scholar athlete A former Notre Dame football tackle star boxer champion and Rockne club member Miller also captained McKinley High to an undefeated season He later joined Studebaker Co son of Thomas J and Mrs Miller
The Canton Bulldogs campaign to sell 3500 season tickets began yesterday with the main push starting this morning. The effort runs through next week and ends Friday June 26 when results will be announced. A mass meeting at the city auditorium Friday at 8 pm, led by Bert Beadle, will include three amateur boxing bouts and music.
Players listed with teams and stats including Hornsby Cards Stock Dodgers Bancroft Braves Barnhart Pirates Bottomley Cards Wingo Tigers Cobb Tigers Heilmann Tigers Simmons Aths Sisler Browns with batting averages and totals for the season. Hornsby 61 runs and .416 batting average lead the line among listed hitters.
Saucy Sue owned by Lord Astor won the coronation stakes at Ascot on the second day of royal Ascot amid a large crowd in smart dress. It marked Saucy Sue's third straight victory this year despite cold threatening weather. Lord Deby caused a stir by scratching Pharos from the royal hunt cup.
Connecticut women golfers will stage their state championship tournament at Waterbury Country Club the first week of June. The event features top players from local clubs and marks the annual state finals opportunity for female amateurs in the region.
Sacred Hearts beat Stark Dry Cleaners 8 to 6 on offense led by Fonte's 13 hits aided by Zavoda who allowed nine hits. Key players include Gonda and Tancak for Sacred Hearts, and Adelman Kramer Weintraub Shuman for Cleaners. Shanghai note: seven lawn tennis clubs with 1500 members.
Hollywood notes recount Tom Mix using rotating casts across 60 Fox pictures, listing stars like Colleen Moore Irene Rich and Mabel Normand later shifting to stage work. Gilda Gray signs with Paramount to debut in a Sherwood Block story, while Ruth Chatterton rehearses The Man With a Load of Mischief in Newark and later New York. Lon Chaney Norma Shearer named for The Tower of Lies adaptation from Selma Lagerlof.
Edith Roberts appears with Tom Moore in On Thin Ice at the Strand this week. She is billed as one of the smallest leading ladies on the screen yet popular, playing a girl crook in a pleasing comedy melodrama.
Scenes will be filmed on a river near Sacramento for Metro Goldwyn production The Rag Man at the Valentine this week starring Jackie Coogan and written by Willard Mack. The tale follows a little Irish boy taken by a junk dealer as he endures torment from a cruel but comical partner, blending pathos with entertainment.
Eddie Cilne is named director by Jackie Coogan Jr to produce a lively screen comedy at Mozart featuring Seana Owen and Warl Sehenck as Joanne Cray and John Aldous. The program also presents Greater Than Marriage at Orpheum with Marjorie Daw, Meyers Lake Park fireworks after Oh Daddy, and McKinley Wine of Youth starring Eleanor Boardman and Ben Lyon in a Metro Goldwyn production.
Optometrist and dress maker listings appear in the Canton Daily News classified section "Where You Can Find It In Canton's Directory." The page highlights local services, with contactable professionals and shop locations in Canton's business listings.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.