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28 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
1
The readable lines mention a show titled "4 isfaction i S" and reference Christ helping, but the text is garbled and lacks a complete report of events, names, places, or dates.
Chicago June 28 With shopmen voting to accept an 8 cent cut raising hours to 77 cents an hour railway circles fear a nationwide walkout. Union chiefs meet-Friday to canvass the situation and prep pitches to prevent a strike while shopcrafts hold decisive influence.
A comb held near a lit candle ignited lace curtains and bed clothing at 107 Wertav NW, causing a small blaze shortly before 8 PM Monday. Firemen extinguished the fire with chemicals. building owner is Paul Orin.
Dublin sources say a Sinn Fein referendum may be needed before Eamonn De Valera accepts Lloyd George's invitation to a London peace conference. De Valera and Griffith met at Mount Joy prison as Ulster leaders indicate they will attend the Downing Street talks with three Sinn Fein colleagues possible in attendance.
Canton police search summer resorts for Bobby Hunt James Walsh and Charles Gallagher who escaped from Cuyahoga jail last Thursday A Cleveland report says the trio was seen at Meyers Lake Park Sunday by a Clevelander who alerted authorities in Cleveland and Canton
The Canton Daily News previews a heavyweight bout at Jersey City next Saturday with expert observers and reporters from The Daily News ready to cover every round. Notables include Sid Mercer Jack Velock Tad McAuliffe Henry Farrell Frank Getty Paul Mallon and more. The article promises comprehensive coverage via United Press wires and detailed commentary on pre during and post bout events. Palm Beach and Cool Cloth suits dry cleaned and pressed for $1.00 by The Troy Laundry.
Pedal communication of William Frailey lodge will be held Wednesday June 29 at 6 30 p m A detailed notice lists officers and adjournment procedures for the lodge meeting.
Eastern Shore offers 15 pound pecks at 38 cents delivered. Letherman’s promotes both phones 814 for orders.
Canton city government eyes deficiency bonds to defray operating expenses for six months as police court fines rise. If fines drop and department accounts cannot be further trimmed, bonds may be issued in larger amounts. The semiannual appropriation totals $716 618.10, with $23 000 more requested than six months ago and funds earmarked for election and playground programs.
Special occupational taxes must be paid by July 1 per William R. Lipps Canton division chief of the internal revenue department. Failure to pay brings a 1000 dollar fine up to one year imprisonment or both. Lipps warns taxes for pool rooms oleomargarine dealers cigar and tobacco manufacturers hired autos brokers pawnbrokers theater operators narcotics dealers and others due July 1 will incur penalties if the stamp is not displayed after June 30 as required by section 1005 of the internal revenue law.
Eight year old Neal Moore stepped off an ice wagon in Marion on June 28 and was struck by an automobile. He died today from a fractured skull in the incident.
Charles J. Bonaparte, former attorney general of the United States, died at his Baltimore home after several weeks illness. He was 72. A piano recital by Frances Bolton Korthener’s pupils at Trinity Reformed Church was scheduled for 8 p.m. with admission 55 cents.
Canton Sporting Goods Co announces bathing suits priced at one half of last year’s range from 1 to 12 dollars. Located at 230 Cleveland Ave NW, the store promotes best quality swimwear for the season.
Notice proclaims Palmer's sale of furniture rugs stoves refrigerators beds go carts and porch furniture at nearly own prices extended to another day. Marketay Street listing 401 403 Adv.
Local ad announces a 25 percent cut on screens doors and garden hose from The Canton Home Company. Retail item reductions target household improvements with lower prices advertised.
Eight autoists were arraigned before Police Judge Bowan on speeding and traffic violation charges. Fines of 15 dollars plus costs were imposed on P. L. Howenbrook H. M. Cramer H. M. Comstock Ralph S. Tilden Harold Schaeffler Annie Breitenstein H. A. Senn and John Sands. Ed Minger was fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving. H. Berger, arrested days ago, received one dollar and costs for a reckless driving charge.
Catherine Eva Kaber faces a first degree murder trial in Cleveland for the killing of Daniel F. Kaber. The court upholds women jurors with five women seated in the venire. A temporary insanity plea will be entered to challenge the defendant’s mental state as prosecutors seek motive and conspiracy involving an accomplice and arsenic prior to the stabbing.
Dionielo Diefarez and Paul Boden, both 19 or 20 and residents of Altman station near the Summit Stark line, are in police custody on charges of attempting to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. Police records say they piled ties on the track twice, first on June 20 and again on June 24, with the second alerting the crew to stop the train.
Council approved by resolution the promotion of Detective Chief E M Swope to captain and Desk Sergeant James Lindesmith from Patrolman to desk sergeant. The changes align with city ordinance and entitle the officers to their higher pay.
The Palmer's Wonderful Cut Price Sac at 401-403 Market Ave S advertises an extra day of prices. Shoppers are urged to take an additional pair of Crookes tinted glasses from Walter H. Double at 122-125 Tusco St E. Ady.
A Martin family reunion is planned at Nimisila Park on July 4. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Detectives search for a foreign man accused of selling Zack Orin a so called money making machine for $2415, representing the life savings he withdrew from a bank. Orin says the stranger fled with the device after the purchase, leaving blank paper purported to become genuine currency. Orin has worked for the Sanitary Milk Co. for nine years.
Canton merchants promote Dollar Day with hats dresses and housewares at one dollar each. Out of town shoppers planned to descend as prices drop from three to four dollars, with police enforcing downtown parking for two hours to ease crowding and extra staff to handle crowds.
In Jersey City on June 28 Vice Chancellor Stevens denied action on an injunction to halt the July 2 championship fight. Robert Watson of the Reform Bureau and five local clergymen urged the court to stop promoters Tex Rickard and associates, citing counterfeit tickets and potential social ills. John Milton appeared for Jersey City opposing the motion as Parker urged Prosecutor Garvin to intervene.
In Cleveland on June 8 Chris Lonchar of Akron was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio penitentiary by Judge Maurice Bernon. He faces the same case tied to Charles W. Habig, who received the electric chair for the February killing of Patrolman August Dyke. A third man, Merton Herenden, remains jailed awaiting trial on first degree murder charges.
Referee Daniel J. Gleason issued a subpoena for banker James A. Stillman. Attorneys for Mia Stillman seek the order returnable in Poughkeepsie at 10 30 a m tomorrow to resume secret hearings.
An advertisement lists potatoes at 19 cents a peck 69 cents a bushel and 1.69 a bag 100 lbs of pure cane sugar offered at 6.39 by Flory's store with promotional pricing and savings.
Event notice lists a village ice cream festival at Lowell Reformed Sunday School located at the corner of Third Street and Arlington NW on June 28. Ady names appear in the fragment.
Local retailer promotes men’s sewn sales at one dollar, special student rates, and rent a underwear option. Advertisements list contact Bell phone 113 and date June 28 for promotional details.
All members of Battery F must report at the armory Second and Rex SE Wednesday June 29 at 7 30 pm. All AWOL will be immediately placed under arrest by order of Capt W R Moffett Adv.
Fort Bliss Tex June 28 David R Davis and Eric Springer aviators forced to land here late yesterday on a transcontinental flight from Riverside Calif to Mineola LL resumed their journey at 5 am today.
After a four week strike, the Webb mine near Bellaire will resume work on Wednesday. The mine employs about 800 men and is located below the city.
Peru plans an integrated service connecting scattered eastern Andean communities via passenger air routes rail lines and freight corridors to improve regional mobility and trade. The project aims to stitch together remote areas with faster travel and cargo options.
Bathing suits at half last year’s price 31 to Co. 230 Cleveland Ave NW. Ady dry cleaned and pressed for 1.00. The Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co State 330 Bell 99. Ady.
Women customers praised the careful service as repairs were made on white shoes at C J Shoe Shop located at 121 Third Street SE. Ady notes the shop’s skilled cobblers paid close attention to stitching and shine during the repair process.
Ice Cream Festival announced for June 28 at the Third-Stand in Arlington NW area. Ady promotes the event with a local community appeal and details on participation.
Bathing Suite Best Quality Company advertises at 230 Cleveland Avenue NW. The notice highlights bathing suite products offered by Ady, outlining location and contact details for customers seeking bathroom fittings and accessories.
In Cleveland federal court Ben Rudner and Paul Kitzig of Canton testified about transporting whiskey from Pittsburgh to Canton in two cars. Clara Schwartzer testified for the government detailing the haul, hotel signatures, and a skunk incident. Kitzig identified defendants in court while the case promises sensational Canton connections as trial nears.
Leaders announce the end of the coal strike with cheers as more than 1,200,000 workers walk out return to work immediately following the conference.
London June 28 The coal strike ends with profit sharing. After standard charges, profits of the coal company will be shared: wages 83 percent, mine owners profits 17 percent. Government approval noted.
London reports a settlement ending the national coal strike after the second conference at the government Board of Trade. Premier Lloyd George announced the agreement with the colliery owners and 1,200,000 miners would resume work immediately, ending weeks of industrial paralysis and heavy losses.
The Canton Daily News partners with Ohio Photo Play Co to bring a mobile studio to Canton for two days next Sunday and Monday. Any resident may be filmed to preview how they might appear on screen, with locations announced in advance.
Advy on the Square promotes a limited week offer featuring a 50 cent dinner and a free cup of coffee. The message stresses satisfying customers with fast service and high quality food at the Jersey Dairy Restaurant.
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