Repairs Urged for Safety Building and City Hall
The public property committee recommended spending 4000 to repair the safety building and city hall roofs to prevent rain damage to furnishings and equipment. They urged immediate council action and a 2000 split per building, with 1000 more in July for converting part of the safety building loft into two detective and prosecutor offices.
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Council Public Property Committee
Council
Boyer
Finance Committee
City council approves street work legislation for three proposals
Preliminary measures to improve Market avenue from Third to Pennsylvania tracks Tuscarawas street E from Market to Navarro and Elgin avenue NW from Tuscarawas to Seventh were approved. The three year program sets these as urgent projects with cost estimates pending by City Engineer Sarver though not expected to start this year.
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Market-av
Third-st
Pennsylvania
Tuscarawas-st E
Navarrerd SE
Elginary NW
Tuscarawas-st W
Seventh-st NW
Council
Sarver
Fisher
Elginav NW
McKinley Monument
McGregorary
12Th-St
Cottage Pf
Cottage Pl
Fultoa Rd
Council authorizes sale of four service horses by auction
Council Monday night approved selling four horses no longer needed by the service department. Service Director Smith asked for permission to auction the animals and said advertising would start immediately with a likely sale within two weeks due to motorized equipment installation.
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Council
Service Department
Smith
City to pay $1 a day for prisoners in works
Canton will contract for maintenance of prisoners at Starkco workhouse at $1 per day. Finance head Ernst said the rate is not excessive and urged paying $900 to Starkce workhouse trustees for January to March. Council adjourned to July 6 and may shift to twice monthly meetings.
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Canton
Starkco
Finance Committee
Ernst
Council
Barr
Starkce
Wilson Names Three Recess Appointments
President Wilson announced recess appointments including Fred K. Neilsen of Nebraska as solicitor of the Department of State and Rowland B. Mahany of New York as solicitor of the Department of Labor.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Department of State
Fred K. Neilsen
Nebraska
Department of Labor
Rowland B. Mahany
New York
Women Voters League Forming in Canton Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Hauser arrives to organize the Canton League of Women Voters as part of a statewide effort to push ratification of the nineteenth amendment. The Canton School in Citizenship opens with lectures by local attorneys and judges, aiming to enroll up to one hundred women and demonstrate voting.
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Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
National League For Women Voters
Hauser
Canton
Canton League of Women Voters
School of
Ohio
Miss Hauser
United States
Vermont
Republican Party
North Carolina
Democratic Party
National League of American Voters
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Ohio League of Women Voters
Canton League
Rose Moriarity
Canton School In Citizenship For Women
Council Chamber
City Hall
J. H. Himes
Sixteenth Congressional District
Ohio League For Women Voters
Himes
J. H. Rainsberger
J. H. Rainsberger of the Firm of McCarty, Armstrong and Rainsberger
Judiciary
Russell Burt
Rotary clubs hold first session of eleventh convention
Atlantic City June 22 delegates from nearly a dozen countries attend the opening business session of the eleventh annual convention of the International Association of Rotary clubs. Albert S. Adams of Atlanta Ga. presided as president of the international organization.
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Rotary Clubs
Atlantic City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Albert S. Adams
Atlanta
International Organization
I. W. W. agitators arrests in Kansas wheat belt
In Wichita, officials report that thirteen I. W. W. agitators have been arrested in the Kansas wheat belt. Precautions are being taken to prevent labor disturbances during the harvest. Read the want ads today.
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Wichita, Kans
Kansas Wheat Belt
Chicago Bride Killed. Husband in Duel with Robber
Mrs Ruth Wanderer 21 a newlywed shot dead as she returned to her mothers Chicago home with her husband Carl Wanderer a former lieutenant in a machine gun battalion fought a pistol duel in the dark with the attacker who died after a volley of shots. The slain bride awaited an August baby. Police identify the suspect as a likely highwayman and note he wore an army shirt and carried an army revolver. Four weeks later a silkworm has grown to 14000 times its original size.
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Chicago
Ruth Wanderer
Carl Wanderer
Wanderers
Wanderer
France
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