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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Notice Teases Local Details
Readable text notes a damaged section mentioning a panel and rocks with white crepe skin. no clear event date location or involved parties are readable.
National Union Officers Cited Over Planned Rail Disruption
National officers from the Federated Shop Crafts and related unions were cited by the United States Railroad Labor Board to appear tomorrow at 2 PM on charges of conspiring to interfere with railroad operations under the transportation act. The action mirrors earlier steps during the threatened September strike, marking the first government move against the shop crafts leadership while a broader strike threat remains set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Chicago
Federated Shop Crafts
Maintainance of
Way Brotherhood
United States Railroad Labor Board
Fighting Renewed in Dublin as Irregulars Hold Four Courts
Dublin civil conflict updates report renewed firing near the shell wrecked Four Courts as irregulars and free state troops clash. Countess Markievicz joins communist forces and is placed in command at George Street headquarters. Major leaders Mornenville and Vaughton killed in ambush. communications to southwest Ireland cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Four Courts
Dam Street
O'Connell Street
Ireland
Mornenville
Captin Vaughton
Free Statermy
Markiewicz
Eamonn de Vale
Iregulars
George Street
Child killed by railroad switch engine at Madison crossing
Alfred Carostel, 1, was struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie switch engine at the Madison Street crossing and died after two hours in a dustman annex. The boy, who wandered from home, was playing near railroad cars when the accident occurred. He was survived by Mr and Mrs Michael Carostel and two brothers Dominick and John. Funeral services were set for Friday morning at St Anthony's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carostel
Alfred
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Madison
SE Crossing
Dominick
John
Opera
St. Anthony's Cathchurch
Weather and notices mix with local shop ads
Cloudy Ohio forecast with no major changes expected this Friday. Local notices urge property owners to apply for street paving and water works services this summer. Advertisements include baby chicks special prices and refrigerator deals at Canton area shops.
Canton Campaign Workers Entertained At Timken Home
About four to five hundred Cantonians participating in the Community Fund drive were guests of Mr and Mrs H H Timken at Morrisonay NW. The event featured outdoor sports and a dinner under roof due to rain. Silver cups were awarded to judges and organizers for their service in the welfare campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
H. H. Timken
Morrisonay
Timken
H. C. Pontius
George F. S. Melbourne
J. H. Kenny
William C. Laiblin
Phil J. Bernowey
Community Fund
Guy C. Hiner
Community Fund Industrial Committee
Pontius
Kenny
Laiblin
Melbourne
Bernower
Mr. Timken
Baby Savings Bank Offers Silver Plated Nursery Bank
A newspaper ad notes Baby's Savings at The First Trust & Savings Bank with a silver plated bank for early deposits. It also lists travel and furniture ads including a Kenny's Piano Dept listing a used player piano for $390 and a porch rocker sale at Palmer's Furniture on Market Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Kenny
Palmer’s
Baby
East Tuscarawas Street Market House to Undergo 85000 Remodel
Ad ler Agency announces a complete remodeling of the East Tuscarawas It Market house for 85000 after acquiring 100 feet more frontage on Walnut and 54 feet on Second Street. Smith Construction will renovate the four story building finishing the exterior in white tile and glass and the interior in white Italian marble. The project adds 32 stalls bringing leases to 72 and will house tenants from Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas-It
Adler Agency
Walnutaw NE
Seconday NE
Miller Shoe Company
Smith Construction Company
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Army and Navy Union meeting notice at Hull market
Canton Garrison No 150 calls members to report at Hull Market avenue at 8 PM sharp for important business. Commander Harry Kerr signs the notice. Hull Bros advertises women’s fancy silk umbrellas in multiple prices. Arthur's at 204 Market av N promotes umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Army and Navy Union
Hull
Marketav
Harry Kerr
Hull Bros
Arthur's
Tuscarawas Walnut Market Firm Formed For City Trade
Town merchants form the Tuscarawas Walnut Market Company to be the new city market venture. Adler Agency takes charge of the building including renting and construction responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawasst Market Company
Tuscarawas- Walnut Market Company
Adler Agency
U C T Approves St Lawrence Canal Plan in Columbus
In Columbus on June 29 the Supreme Council of the United Commercial Travellers approved the proposed great lakes St Lawrence ship canal to reduce transport costs and speed freight between mid western states and the Atlantic seaboard. Officers for the coming year were to be elected at the council meeting later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Great lages-St. Lawrence Ship Canal
Mid-Western States
Atlantic Seaboard
Supreme Council
United Commercial Travellers
Governors to Open Road Celebration Planned
Governors Harry L. Davis of Ohio and E. F. Morgan of West Virginia were invited to the opening of the Ohio Valley highway section between Marietta Ohio and Parkersburg West Virginia. The event, to be held in Boaz West Virginia in September, is organized by the Marietta and Parkersburg Chambers of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Harry L. Davis
E. F. Morgan
West Virginia
This City
Parkersburg
W. Va
Boaz
Marietta and
State Supreme Court rules cities must pay firemen
In Columbus on June 29 the state supreme court effectively required cities to fund firemen salaries, denying the appeal of the Ironton sinking fund trustees from a judgment won by city firemen. The city had argued it lacked funds to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ironton Sinking Fund
Grand Jury to Consider Murder Case in Murray City
A special grand jury will be convened to review the case of Daniel Draine a 36 year old man charged with shooting and killing Clinton Lewellyn 17 a farm hand near Murray City during a dispute over a child Draine is held without bail on a first degree murder charge. Blue Pike 11c% Friday and Saturday Cohen Fish Market 212 Secondst NE Ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Daniel Draine
Clinton Lewellyn
Here
Draine
Cohen Fish Market
Ady
Bielaski Escapes Mexican Bandits Near Cuernavaca
A. Bruce Bielaski former chief of the U S Department of Justice bureau of investigation escaped from bandits near Cuernavaca while held for ransom He reported to the American embassy that his life was in danger and fled after overhearing plans to kill him He crawled through a cave in darkness and crossed a river badly scratched but free Neither Bielaski nor accomplice Jesus Barcena received ransom money for their release according to the account
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
Tetecala
Ican Desperadoes
Jesus Barcena
Regis Hotel
Morelos
Three Seek Divorce After 34 Years of Marriage
James Geisinger of 813 Second St NE sues Mary J. Geisinger for divorce on neglect after years of separation. C C Curtis represents him. Susan Karathemas of Mansillon sues John Karathemas for divorce alleging a disorderly house and liquor sales B. L. Wiggins files a petition and Myrtle M. Fisher sues William H. Fisher of Massillon for neglect and cruelty with L. C. Wiggins as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Geisinger
Second St
Mary J. Geisinger
C. C. Curtis
Susan Karathemas
Mansillon
John Karathemas
Columbia Heights
L. C. Wiggins
Myrtle M. Fisher
William H. Fisher
Massillon
Spidle
Cleveland and Return Fare Ad By W L E Ry
Friday evening June 30 Ady announces a two dollar eight cent Cleveland round trip via W L E Railways with return valid every Saturday and Sunday until Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ady
Masonic Notice for Wm. McKinley Lodge Meeting
A special communication of Wm. McKinley Lodge will be held Friday June 30 at 6 30 p m for a M M degree. Carl P. Arnold W M H H Heingartner Secretary Ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKinley Lodge
Carl P. Arnold
Canton Company 38
UT. RR. K
C. W. Lydick
Pennsylvania Railroad Workers Expect to Stay on Job
At the master mechanics office in the Canton shops, officials said no action is expected amid a walkout. Management stated there is an agreement with the men, and most if not all are believed to remain at work, though some may answer the union call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway workers strike notice sent to Labor Board secretary
B M Jewell president of the railway employee department AF of L filed an official strike order effective Saturday. The notice to S L M Parker secretary of the labor board cites a June 17 letter to B W Hooper and the eleven railroad organizations. It states a telegram was sent to all railroad and Pullman operating departments nationwide and to shop craft locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
S. L. M. Parker
Labor Board
B. W. Hooper
Executive Council
Railroad and Pullman
United States
Rail Shopmen Prepare for Nationwide Strike This Saturday
Chicago June 29 Railway shopmen nationwide began plans for a 10 o clock Saturday strike after an AFL union call. Railroad executives met in Chicago to respond to wage cuts from the Railway Labor Board and to protest shop rules and outsourcing. Internal disagreements marked all three parties as tensions rose ahead of any possible joint talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railway Employee Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railway Labor Board
Sngle
Ousted Officers on Stand Deny Misconduct in Colum bia Meigh ta Shooting
Former Detectives Joseph Pence Fred Wogley and James Haerdlicka testified at their civil service commission appeal hearing on Easter night in the Colubmia Meighta shooting case. Eleven witnesses largely echoed Pence manslaughter trial testimony, including statements by Margaret Thompson inmate of Laskaris dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Pence
Fred 8. Wogley
James Haerdlicka
Columbia Meighta
Civil Service Commission
D Pence
Margaret Thompson
Elf
Thomas EB. Laskaris
Pence
Laskaris
Agnes Griffin
Thompson
Wogley
Griffin
A. Lengel
George A. Ritchey
Columbia Heights
Laskaris House
Walter
Ruff
Ritchey
Griffin Girl
Massillon City Prison
Laskaris’ House
Special grand jury to probe Herrin massacre
Circuit Judge D. T. Hartwell announced a special grand jury will be called July 10 at the start of the July term to investigate the Herrin massacre. The date is the earliest possible since the court is not in session and the county board needs 20 days to convene a panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
D. T. Hartwell
Herrin
Optical Department and musical goods ad brief
The notice highlights an Optical Department offering eye care products. It lists Walter H. Double at 123-125 Tusest E Adv with items including a phonograph at 185 and 75 center records. Kenny's Piano Dept Adv appears as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Dept
Adyv
Hallmark Store
Walter H. Double
Advy
Odd Fellows Notice Invites Third Degree Conferred
All Odd Fellows and visitors invited to see Third Degree conferred on Grand Master's class Saturday evening July 1 at Auditorium Meet at Temple 7 p m for parade J M Achiady Rec Secy Ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
J. M. Achiady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kennyf
Blac Barre
National Officers OF Unions
Dublin City
Ommunist
LW. W
Allins
London
Canton Shop
Bellaay
Waters Orkg
Palmer‘s
Ture
Tuscarawas-St
King Wet Wash Laundry
Adv
ST. Lawrence Canal
Moose
Heights
Herrin Carnage
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