United States Fiscal Year Budget Estimates Revealed
The report outlines a 1924-25 federal budget totaling about 2.476 billion dollars annually, with per person estimates around 22.50. It details major appropriations across the Post Office, independent offices, Interior, and Navy, and notes impending deficiency bills to cover shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhcal Department
Fort Columbia
Econo
Wament
Interior and Navy
District of Columbia
Congress
Architects and builders review 1922 tuberculosis hospital plan
H E Walker and representatives of George H Whiff contractors met with Johnson architects to assess original 1922 Tark Co tuberculosis hospital plans. They considered feasibility for a $75 000 building and whether Thayer Johnson or new architects would be used. Commissioner Adam Kman identified the plans as the original submission. If builders finalize details a third man may join the estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Walker
George H. Whiff
Johnson
Thayer & Johnson
Adam Kman
Tor
Commissione
Weather hints of snow flurries near Lake Erie forecast
Tonight and Friday bring snow flurries near Lake Erie with warmer conditions expected Friday. Temperatures show a sharp drop yesterday around 9 pm and today afternoon. local listings note fluctuating lows and highs. Public notices advertise free admission to Eagles events March 5 to 10 and local business ads promote Park plan dancing and Home Builders Savings with savers earning 5 percent interest on deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Eagles
Indor
Adv
Home Builders Savings
Cleveland-av & 2Nds
Toithdrawal
M. G. Marshell
Ady
Eagles’ nAll
Burglars Enter Two Greenfield Ave Residences
Robberies occurred Wednesday night at the Elmer Corbit and J H Blackstone homes on Greenfield Avenue SW. A den and a knife were taken from Corbit's house and entry was gained with a lean key. Blackstone family was away so no property identified as stolen. authorities believe youths may be responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Corbit
Greenfield-av SW
Lean
J. H. Blackstone
Named Manager of Salem Phones
Harry M. Huffman, commercial agent of Ohio Bell Telephone Co, appointed manager of the Salem office. He assumed duties Thursday morning after being honored by Canton staff with a scarf pin. Huffman has served since 1912 with Ohio State Telephone Co and continued after the merger of the two companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Huffman
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Salem
Canton
Truffman
Ohio State Telephone Co
U S emergency fleet ships to be sold by June
The United States emergency fleet, costing over three billion, will pass to private owners by June 1. The Shipping Board plans to sell 1,380 vessels and related assets from Hog Island to Alameda including the Leviathan and Waterland, with most non ship assets largely liquidated. Officials will not estimate receipts, expecting sales to fall short of original cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Emergency
Shipping Board
Hog Island
Alameda
Calif
United States Emergency Fleet Corporation
Leviathan
Germany
Waterland
Newport News
Fleet Corporation
Fifty Irregulars Are Prisoners In Ireland Battle
Dublin dispatch reports fifty Republicans captured today at Balina after a violent clash with Free State troops. Clonmel skirmish noted with many casualties. Among recent prisoners are several leaders. some drowned attempting river escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Balina
Clonmel
Injured by Auto on Dueberay and Tuscarawas
J. D. Hartford, 40, of 216 Lawn Ave, suffered a nose cut and facial bruises when an auto struck him at 6 45 Thursday morning near Dueberay and Tuscarawas. Police say Hartford and others waiting for a street car were struck after a following auto stopped and skidded. The car was owned by R. R. Matt of 2115 Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hartford
Lawn-aven
Dueberay
Tuscarawastiv
Hartford
R. R. Matt
Eriestillon
Former Canton Man Included in U S Job List
Rufus Day a former Canton resident and son of ex judges was named by President Harding as special assistant to the attorney general. He joins James M. Beck's office preparing cases for the Supreme Court. The list also includes Judge Paul Jones of Youngstown as U S district judge for northern Ohio and other Ohio appointments such as US district attorney for the southern district Benson Hough and postmasters Tibbetts Lloyd. Other national posts include Dwight Davis as assistant secretary of war Horace M Towner as governor of Puerto Rico and Frank Mondell as director of the War Finance Corporation. The action caps a broad slate of nominations ahead of Congress adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Day
W. R. Day
W. L. Day
Luther Day
Harding
James M. Beck
Supreme Court
Paul Jones
Youngstown
U. S
Ohio
Jones
Canton
Stark Ce Bar Association
H. I. Ake
Columbus
Fred H. Tibbetts
Cambridge
John R. Lloyd
Dwight Davis
St. Louis
Torto Rico
Horace M. Towner
Iowa
War Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
United States
National Capital
Harry M. Daugherty
Common Pleas
Mahoningco
House
Senate
Educators Oppose President Plan at National Meeting
School superintendents and top educators across the United States are set to oppose President Harding’s proposed joint education and welfare department with a cabinet head and back a national Department of Education. The Sterling-Towner measure will be approved as the National Education Association meets in Cleveland. New officers include Payson Smith as president and M. G. Clark as vice president. The group also calls for new revenue sources to fund expanding schools and equal educational access for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Harding
Washington
Department of Education
Sterling-Towner
Congress
Committee On Resolutions
National Education Association
Payson Smith
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Massachusetts
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
William McAndrew
New York
Bar Association Opposes Wise Municipal Court Bill
The Stark County Bar Association meeting at the Courtland Hotel derailed the Wise bill to create a Canton municipal court. Only one member supported the idea, while Judge George H. Clark named a five attorney committee to draft a bill reflecting the majority view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Canton
Stark Ce Bar Association
Courtland Hotel
General Idea & Municipal Court
George H. Clark
Teachers to view Robin Hood at private Grand screening
The Canton Daily News invites local teachers to a private screening of Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood at the Grand theater Saturday morning. An augmented orchestra will accompany the eight day engagement starting March 10 with two performances daily and advance seats reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Canton
Douglas Wairbanks
Grand Theater
the Grand
The
Daily News
England
Prizes Awarded in Trade Mark Contest at Daily News Show
The Canton Daily News Food and Household Exposition announced prizewinners for the Trade Mark contest led by Mrs. R S Rudy of 1919 Second Street SW. Prizes totaled about 300 dollars with applicants from several districts. Judges were J A Bishop and William H Texe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
J. A. Bishop
William H. Texye
End Testimony in Murder Case in Ferry Trial
Testimony in the Jose Ferrandigs Ferry murder case was completed before Judge Krichbaum. The trial resumed Monday March 1% to allow transcription. Ferry claimed he fired after being attacked by Dominick Ballerine. prosecutors may seek the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Fernandigs Ferry
Krichbaum
Krrchbaum
Ferry
Dominick Ballerine
Ballerine
van Rich
Elizabeth Rich
Dan
Veter Ich
Trosecutor Co
B. McClintock
New Chamber Holds Its First Luncheon
Thomas D. Hendricks of Cleveland addressed Adcraft and chamber members, urging faith in the future and in others as essential to solving postwar problems. He warned against pessimism and urged revival of core values while embracing reconstruction and forward-looking community analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Hendricks
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Hendricks
Adcraft Club
Oaid
Big liquor raid nets 23 arrests under Crabbe Act
Canton officers and sheriff stage the largest pre prohibition liquor raid to date, arresting 23 at multiple Derby and Rex avenues locations. State agents report seized bottles, destroyed liquor, and thwarted hidden hides. prisoners to be arraigned in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Canton
Sheriff Kirk
F. S. Evans
Evans
Crowley
Rex Av
Second-st NE
Shields Place
Marketary San
Yaser Place
Tuscarwasst FB
Common Pleas
Crabbe
PRESS ASSOCIATION OPENS CONVENTION
The Buckeye Press Association holds its annual conference at Hotel Chittenden in Columbus starting March 1. Key speakers include Ches ter A. Bryan of the London Democrat B F Adams of the Mer gen thaler Linotype J H Larimore of Westerville and Benjamin J Long of the North Canton Sun. The Gridigen dinner is planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Buckeye Press Association
Hotel Chittenden
Chester A. Bryan
London Democrat
B. F. Adams
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
J. H. Larimore
Westerville
Benjamin J. Long
North Canton Sun
Sign
Our Paper notes open for public inquiry in city
Fragmentary OCR text references a public opening or inquiry. Details about location or date are unreadable, but suggests an official notice or community publication.
North Canton Raiders Busy With Arrests
North Canton deputy marshals were active Wednesday night making arrests. They refused to file a report claiming information could not be released, while Police Magistrate J. Snyder confirmed arrests but allowed information to be shared. Work was not finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
Canton
J. Snyder
Bandit's Bullet Links Four Year Death to Wound
Four years after a bandit’s pistol wound at the Twelfth street gasoline station Elmer E. Pottorf died from complications tied to the bullet lodged near his abdomen. He had survived a prior hold up at Cleveland avenue and Fourth Street NW where he wrested the gun but suffered no injury. Survived by wife, four daughters, six grandchildren, two sisters, two brothers. funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at home with Rev. W W Purnett. burial West Lawn.
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Elmer E. Pottorf
Shorbay
Pottorf
Twelfth-st
Pottert
Trotterf
Cleveland-av
Fourth-st NW
Anna B
Ralph Tinkler
Canton
H. S
Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Misses Twinn
Mildred Potters
Martha P. Pettit
Emma Manful
Augusta
George Pottert
Carrollton
J. H. Pottort
Calvary Presbyterian Church
W.W. B. Purnett
Westlawn
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Hopital
Can- Ya! Business College
Salem ’Phones
Government
U.S
Southern District
Benson W. Hough
Delaware
National
Wm. McKinley Lodge
Masonic Temple
Harry Winchell
H. H. Schlimmer
W. Im
H. H. Heingartner
Sec’v.—Adv
Man
Mes
Lilly Gilmore
Dorothy Gilmore
Art William FR. Morgan
Philadelphia
William Morgan
Texas
Lillian
Elsie Gilmore
Morgan
CO Bar Association
Clark
H. B. Webber
L. B. Souers
E. A. McCuskey
J. L. Floyd
A. 8. Johnston
Pennsylvania Railway Terminal
New York City
Douglas Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Richard
R.S. Rudy
C. H. R. Mackenzie
Belmont-rd
Leona Piero
11Th-St NW
Mary Elizabeth Nist
Lawrence Rd
A. Dishart
Union Avew
E. H. Myesig
St NW
A. L. Meacham
Delamater
Maude
M‘onner
Mahoning Rd
Delbert R. Pratt
Woodlandt
Vv L Frank
UNION
Quantia
NEW Chamber
Nick Poulos
Joe Difrangina
Bert Reiss
Clyde Goldfuss
James
Jumbo) Crowley
Rex-ay
Dave Moa
Alias Glaser
Tuscarawas
St Be
George Shields
Market
S. Aron Leboyics
I. J. Slackford
William Chase
Sullivan
Robert Clayton
Rkexay
Nick Beffath
Derby
Rosie Beffath
Sam Stayes
Frank Moore
Val Cook
David Jarow
Tom Dumas
Andy Popelias
Tony Gilett
John Popa
Carnahan Av
Gust Karas
James Katsantounis
Press Association
North Canton Raiders
Bandit
Elmer FE. Pottorf
Bell
McKinley Lodge
Schlimmer
Feingartner, Sec'y
First Church of Christ
John M. Tutt
C. B
Hane City
Solent
Boston
Mass
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