City considers extending tram lines to city limits
North Ohio Traction general manager Blinn told the utilities committee that extending the Maoningrd and Cleveland-ay lines to city limits is a necessary and potentially profitable move to reduce long walks to buses. A Gibbs-ay NE to 12th street link and a Sixth street straight track were also discussed, with Blinn to report back in a few days. Blinn postponed due to illness of his wife and will confer with Mayor Curti soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Blinn
Therthern Ohio Traction & Licht Co
Councilmanie Utilities Committee
Blinn
Sixth-st
Akron
Ma&yor
C. C. Curti
On Company
12Th St
Gibbs
Neilman
William T. Firk
W. Hobush
James Roberts
Hobush
Airman Car Porer Victim of Apoplexy
B Blakeney 50 colored Pullman porter on the Pennsylvania pad was stricken with apoplexy aboard a train just before three o'clock Monday noon. Coroner McQuie ruled death due to apoplexy. The body was taken to his home 8 West 140th Street New York City.
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B. Blakeney
Pennsylvania
Alliance
McQuie
140Th
New York City
Helen
Marion County clerk charged with embezzlement
Marion co clerk Rich Sipe was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement following a discovered shortage of about 110000 in his accounts. He faced charges of embezzling 5000 with bond set at 10000 but he did not seek any release.
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Ianapolis
Rich Sipe
Marionco
Sipe
Fourth annual convention set for March 14
The fourth annual convention of District 5 Eastern Ohio United Mine Workers will open here March 14. Policies will be discussed to provide when present wage scale expires. The convention will represent 18 miners in eastern Ohio and western West Virginia.
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BH. O
Ohio
United Mine
West Virginia
Weather and notices mix of items in Akron area
Winter weather forecast for Ohio warns of wintry mix including snow sleet and rain with strong east winds. Local items include a basketball game at Burns gym in Akron, a move of Wurlitzer Piano Co., and a U S Milk Bottle Test advisory. Community notices list officers meeting Friday and a real estate listing with items up to ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
County road contracts come in under county estimate
Bids for county road projects were significantly below the engineer’s estimate with several contracts awarded at about thirty thousand dollars less than anticipated. Officials consider bond revisions to cover the unexpected savings while continuing work on Canton area routes and Middleby township projects.
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Christiansentsatt
Asphal
Aultman
Jackin
Glen Hadley
Middleby
Toledo
Threaten Clean-Up The Druggists In Chicago PMs Prepare Action
Washington March 1 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Chicago prohibition director Hi Cferor warned that wholesalers and druggists must exercise more caution in issuing prescriptions for whiskey. They reported attempts to forge prescription blanks and said efforts to curb the practice are being stepped up.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Haynes
Hi. Cferor
Senate May Vote on Yap Treaty Today
Washington March 1 debate over the Yap treaty continued in the Senate with a potential vote on ratification this evening. Under the unanimous consent agreement a vote must be taken by 2 pm Thursday, though leaders hoped debates would end sooner.
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Senate
Washington
Oratory
Taylor's Murder Still Unsolved
The Taylor murder case remains unsolved into its second month. Police hold Mrs Rupp under guard while detectives probe six men linked to the case and examine her past. Investigators consider bootleggers and review whether Mabel Normand shared drinks with Taylor before his death in his bungalow.
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Los Angeles
Marth
William Desmond Taylor
Ito
John Rupp
Lynch
Yesterdy
Pha Omitae
Taylor
Mabel Normand
Miss Normand
Mayor says Sunday closings will be enforced after March 5
Bucyrus Ohio March 1. Mayor Charles F. Picking announced no arrests yet for Sunday labor law violations but says arrests will be made for Sunday violations of state law on and after March 5. Some local business men may test the mayor’s ruling.
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Bucyrus
Charles F. Picking
Canton Charities Federate in Central Welfare Body
Canton welfare agencies forged a central federation Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Sixteen organizations joined, electing a board of trustees and planning temporary officers and a community fund to finance activities. The federation aims to avoid overlapping efforts and coordinate charity work with future affiliations expected from The Salvation Army and others. Piano ads accompany the notice.
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Canton Welfare Federation
Cosp
Chamber of Commerce
Astee
Th Chhamber
Cor
Cha
A. E. Hockwalt
Elks Lodge plans new club house on prime site
Canton Lodge of Elks announced plans to build a seven or eight story club house on the present Tuscarawas Street site next year. A committee of eight, including trustees, will raise funds and push preliminaries this year for construction when weather permits in 1923. The basement would house a gymnasium swimming pool and bowling alleys to serve its 900 members as the current lodge at Dewaltar and Tuscarawas stalls for large social events.
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Canton Lodge of Elks
Lodge
The
Elks' Home Company
Sledge
Dewaltar
Tuscarawas St W
Elks
J. W. Miner
Tuscarawas-st W
Dewattar
J. E. Sell Honored By Ohio Furniture Dealers
J E Sell of Sell Furniture Co Columbus was named to the executive committee of Ohio retail furniture dealers at the Cleveland annual meeting. Other officers elected include President Samuel Schatz Cincinnati and first vice president Harry Cappel Dayton. Dealers endorsed a million dollar educational campaign by the national group.
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I. FE. Sell
Sell Furniture Co
Marketav N
Retail Furniture Dealers of Ohio
Cleveland
Samuel Schatz
Cincinnati
Harry Cappel
Dayton
R. W. Young
W. N. Artz
Columbus
C. M. Vorhees
Homer Williams
Youngstown
W Perry
Ashtabula
A. Frank
Akron
J. Silverman
Toledo
W. Young
Ome Bureau
Tools Stolen From Job Site on Fulton Road
R C Griffin reported to police that tools were taken from a house on Fulton Road Northwest where he was working. The theft was reported Wednesday and lists 1711 Fulton Rd NW as the location.
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R. C. Griffin
Maryland-ay SW
Fulton Rd
March Predictions Flip Open with March Weather Folklore
A Canton weather note mocks March arrival with a flivver image and grim forecasts. Predictions warn of raided soft drink places with fines up to 1000 dollars, continued stills and home brew, wiring condemnations, red-tinted city water, sparse Creme de Menthe on St Patrick's Day, and 323 politicians entering August primaries. Gas and electric bills bring bad news this afternoon.
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Frank Tinney
Francis Dooley
Canton
Mesnar
St. Patrick's
Gas and Electric
Pure Food Exposition Draws 3000 at Canton Auditorium
More than 3 000 people attended the Pure Food and Household Appliance Exposition in Canton Auditorium for the second night. The Canton Retail Grocers and Hutchers association and the Canton Daily News sponsor the event with a popular style show and a bread contest awarding prizes to local residents.
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Canton Retail Grocers’ and Hutchers Association
Canton Daily News
Charles Robinson
Canton
W. W. TeVault
Arlington Av
Anna Bergold
Universal
Rose Kistler
Fourth-st
F. W. Jackson
F. L. Hoare
Greenfielday
Kistler
Massota
Harter W. March
Janet Ward
Catherine Ebert
Baker's Position Still Uncertain
Cleveland dispatch reports that Newton D. Baker former secretary of war and ex mayor may not join active Democratic leadership. Baker says he has no plan to resign and has not engaged in party directing since 1915 while practicing law and staying out of public life.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Tom L. Johnson
Decrease in February Building Permits Reported
February figures from the city building department show a drop in both permit valuation and count from 1921 to this year. Mary Brewer and Hop Miner record clerks note 81 permits totaling 133,933 versus 115 permits totaling 298,050 the previous February.
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Mary Brewer
Hop Miner
Legion backs adjusted compensation bill born in Congress
National Commander Hanford MacNider states the American Legion supports the adjusted compensation plan, arguing it originated with Congress. The plan, developed by region from multiple suggestions, includes farm and home aid, vocational training, land reclamation, and paid up insurance to aid veterans’ postwar careers and civic life.
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Hanford Macnider
American Legion
International News Service
Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Services
Mrs Frady Tells Story Of Abuse In Shooting Case
In Miami on March 1 Mrs Frady hospitalized after a Sunday shooting in her husband Frady's hotel room she told 4 state attorneys that he abused her for hours before he shot her and later cut his throat Frady also wounded in hospital with uncertain prognosis.
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FR. C. Frady
Husbard
Ours Frady
Debate Scheduled For Howenstine School House
An entertainment and debate will be held at the Howenstine school house Saturday at 7:90 o clock. The debate will argue that American Statesmanship is Declining with BE. A. Zinninger and J. J. McCall for the affirmative and J. W. Burris and Perry J. Long for the negative. Music by the Howenstine quartet plus Canton and Howenstine musicians. Edward McCarthy of North Canton will speak on Abraham Lincoln. Admission is free under the Howen stine Welfare club.
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Howenstine
BE. A. Zinninger
J. J. McCall
J. W. Burris
Perry J. Long
Canton
Edward McCarthy
North Canton
Abraham Lincoln
Howenstine Welfare Club
Fire devastates Pueblo opera house district in zero weather
A morning blaze in Pueblo Colorado wrecked the grand opera house block and adjoining stores with an estimated 600000 loss. The federal building housing the post office was briefly threatened as walls and a tower toppled. firemen faced narrow escapes while battling the flames in freezing conditions.
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Pueblo
Colo
Federal
Relief Expeditions March to Reach Snowbound Michigan Districts
Traverse City reports relief efforts underway as Grand Rapids aircraft transport aid to communities cut off by massive snow drifts. Indicated shortages threaten Suttons Bay and nearby areas in Leelanau and Antrim counties, with rail lines impassable and past winters marked by fatalities from isolation.
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Traverse City
Mich
Grand Rapids
Sutton’s Bay
Leelanau
Antrimcos
Rebef
Placc
Texas Endures Coldest Weather Of Winter
The state experiences its coldest spell as snow covers the Panhandle, with freezing temperatures reaching the Rio Grande valley and Gulf of Mexico. Cattle raisers report suffering and early crops face heavy losses.
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Pallas
Tex
Texas
Pan Handle
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf of Metcice
Husband Slept as Wife Slain in San Antonio Mystery
Mrs Bessie Marschell aged 49 was found dead in bed with a bullet through her head in San Antonio Texas. Her husband Henry Marschell a park employee slept beside her and was questioned after officers found an 0 30 army rifle in the yard with a bullet discharged. He denied hearing the shot and was held for investigation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bessie Marschell
Henry Marschell
Park Employe
Marschell
Big Gathering of Highway Directors in Monton
March 1 Monton reports a large turnout expected for the Atlantic and Pacific highway directors meeting at Hotel Marting on March 7 with strong Indiana and eastern city representation. The Cincinnati Auto Club and many Cincinnati-area citizens are set to attend, signaling broad regional interest. The notice also mentions an American Legion meeting shift and Employment Bureau ads.
Baby Savings Offered By The First Trust Bank
Ad reads that opening a Baby’s Savings account with one dollar or more at The First Trust Savings Bank provides parents with a silver plated bank form for their infant’s savings. The ad emphasizes a keepsake form as part of the program.
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Itney
Hkaby
Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ady
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