Ends of Canvas Wheel at RY Buildings
A brief notice reports an event titled Ends of Canvas Wheel held at RY Buildings on an unspecified date. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
29 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
1
A brief notice reports an event titled Ends of Canvas Wheel held at RY Buildings on an unspecified date. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
Cleveland reporter outlines a unique insanity defense for Eva Catherine Kaber in the murder of her husband Daniel F. Kaber. The article notes the case involves additional defendants, alleged poison, and potential challenges to women jurors, with seven medical experts expected to testify and a special venire anticipated.
Labor chief leads talks as strike pressures rise over extra overtime pay. Officials discuss extending health department work agreements to address staffing and cost concerns while negotiations continue.
Dr. Wm K Murray named acting city health commissioner effective July 1 after board vote to combine chief medical officer and health commissioner posts with a 3800 dollar annual salary. Dr F M Sayre named deputy chief medical officer. Miss Margaret McAhee secretary. Dr W A Scott of Akron named chief dairy and food inspector.
Jersey City officials fail to block the Dempsey Carpentier bout by injunction. The International Reform bureau urges indictments against promoters and fighters for conspiracy to violate New Jersey boxing laws. Governor Edwards condemns the attempts as a threat to liberty.
The Commercial Travelers resolutions committee at its 38th annual session in Columbus considers endorsing a general sales tax. Delegates discuss reports and work progress while a substitute for the salutation brother is sought. The federation also backs a bill in Congress authorizing sale of distance books at reduced passenger fares.
The fragment reports a weather forecast for Ohio with fair conditions tonight and partly cloudy tomorrow. A temperature reading shows 72 yesterday and 64 at 9 pm, with high and low details unclear. Local ads mention spring apparel samples and garden products with prices and a store opening.
Canton shoppers flocked to city stores for the first postwar Dollar Day. Merchants, with the Canton Daily News, offered dollar specials on dresses hats and many apparel items. The event drew crowds from early morning filling stores to capacity and was praised by H W Luethi Chamber of Commerce secretary for the enterprise.
Representatives of Canton Jewish organizations pledged 10000 to support the World Zionist movement at a Courtland hotel conference. Rabbi Benjamin of Cleveland delivered the chief address, presiding officer Dr. E Rapoport announced the next mass meeting for July 5 at Canton music hall with Dr. Shmaryah Levin and Rabbi Benjamin slated to speak.
Percy DeVeilis of Alliance sues Gothot in common pleas court claiming Dennis N. Got hot alienated and destroyed his wife's affections. Attorney E. P. Spidel represents the plaintiff. The report appears in The Canton Home advertisements.
Four people were arraigned in police court for violation of the federal prohibition act. Sally Krause received 500 dollars and costs, John Schuster and Victor Leanhart also 500 dollars and costs, and Jim Sheehan 300 dollars and costs.
Divorces granted in common pleas court include Hazel Lyter from William Lyter for gross neglect Helen M VanKirk from Frank VanKirk for extreme cruelty Virginia Dewrose from George Dewrose for extreme cruelty Minnie Butcher from Sanford Butcher for willful absence Divorces filed include Adolph H Baker against Dorothy Baker for gross neglect Millie Malaks against Ollie Malaks for extreme cruelty Earnest Guedel against Florence Guedel for infidelity plus several ads from local businesses and promotions pasted into the column.
In Judge Harvey F. Ake's court Max Levitt of Alliance pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing liquor. The judge placed him on probation, suspended a $1000 fine, and the wife of Levitt kissed the judge as he left the bench while their five children watched.
Canton prepares for twin graves as Corporal Kell and Sergeant Schliffka receive full military honors. Chaplain J K OHerron will conduct Kell's service. Schliffka's sermon by Rev Alfred Lee Wilson. Bodies arrive in New York midweek, then Canton. Funeral march to Westlawn Cemetery with two corteges joining at the graves.
Canton daily announces two day event when Joe Marks of Ohio Photoplay Co. will film Canton residents and pets for potential screen testing. Participants may dress in costume, be filmed at various city locations, with results shown in a local theater next week.
Governor James M. Davis announced the final cabinet for the administrative reorganization. Louis J. Taber is named director of agriculture and Vernon M. Riegel becomes director of education. Floyd E. Waite is appointed director of finance, with other appointees including Dr. Howard Macayeal and Dr. H. H. Snively.
A special communication of Wm. McKinley lodge will be held Wednesday June 29 at 6 30 PM EE A degree. J B Allardice w M H Helngartner Bee Ady The Canton Home Co and garden hose Ady New Potatoes Eastern Shore 15b pecks 386 Delivered Letherman's Both phones 814 Tusest E Ady.
Paul F. Kitzig, 21, chauffeur for Benny Rudner, testified as star witness for the government in its conspiracy case against Rudner and seven associates. He described dozens of liquor runs from Pittsburgh to Canton, thefts, gun borrowings from police, and high speed trips in Rudner’s car, with dates and locations across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Canton.
Washington reports say President Harding plans to appoint William Howard Taft to the Supreme Court. Taft would take the seat after an expected announcement before Harding's weekend trip to New Jersey. If another vacancy arises, former Senator Sutherland of Utah may be considered.
Dr I B Macayeal announces selection of successor to General W R Burnett as commandant of the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky. He will visit within two months to review candidates and oversee improvements. Captain C K Lawrence to run the home in interim.
Ismid on the Marmora shore sixty miles from Constantinople was wrecked after Greek eleventh division entered the town. Civilians attacked by Turks, many killed. The city set on fire and relief delayed. Situation around Ismid described as perilous.
Treasury reports total interest bearing debt on April 30 reaches 23 858 597 442 43 dollars. Matured obligations push gross debt to that figure as of the date. Separate note mentions a Boy Scout Troop 4 camping near Kehl with Trinity Reformed church involvement and a candy shop advertisement.
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