Canton Officers Protest State Raids In Liquor Busts
Canton police chief denounced state prohibition officers for conducting raids without local help after 23 men were charged with liquor violations. He argued city funds lose due to fines going to the state and county, and urged cooperation to improve enforcement and records.
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Squart
Crabbe
Leitici Ing. Ee Ae
State Bank
Kirk
Polis
Lenge
Law
Prohibition Enforcement
Canton
North
Ohio
Prohibition
Protest Against Seating Simeon D. Fess In Senate
D K Hempstead former democratic enrolling clerk in the house drafts a written protest against seating Simeon D Fess republican senior elect from Ohio. The protest to be filed with the secretary of the senate is described as a historic action and will be filed this afternoon.
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Washington
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
D. K. Hempstead
House of Representatives
Senate
Hempstead
Blacksmith Peter Miku Dies in Gas Asphyxiation
Peter Miku a 39 year old blacksmith at United Alloy Steel was asphyxiated early Friday. His body was found by fellow workers at 2 am in a shanty near the open hearth. He left a widow and ten children Peter Jr John George Steve Nick Anna Mary Victoria Irene and Virginia. He resided at 2530 Georgetoward.
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Peter Miku
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Peter, Jr
John
George
Steve
Nick
Anna
Mary
Victoria
Irene
Virginia
Georgetoward
Foundry head badly injured in crossing collision
Herman Peterson president and GM of Semi Steel Foundry in Barberton is believed dying at Citizens hospital Akron from a fractured skull after being thrown through his car windshield when a freight engine struck the rear wheel as he tried to cross the tracks last night.
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Barberton
March
Herman Peterson
Citizens Hospital
Akron
Peterson
Arrest Speeding Auto Driver for Homicide
Henry G. Brock a broker and social figure was held without bail by Magistrate Stevens on a homicide charge after a speeding car at 50 mph struck three people alighting from a trolley at 45th street and Lancaster last night in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Henry G. Brock
Stevens
45Thst
Lancaster
U. S. Debt Declines in February Report
The Treasury Department announced the national public debt fell to 16.8236 billion dollars in February. Government economy contributed to a large percentage of the decrease, leaving the public debt at 2,715,338,730 dollars.
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Washington
March
Treasury Department
Weather prospects for Ohio with colder snaps ahead
Forecast outlines increasing cold and clear spells for Ohio tonight and Saturday. Skies brighten Sunday as temperatures rebound slightly after a chilly weekend with northwest winds.
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Ohio
Sanaan
Notice Jr. O. U. A. M. Initiation
Washington Council No.12 invites visitors and candidates from Canal Fulton to attend the initiation on Saturday evening March 3 at 7 30. All members are requested to attend and refreshments will be served. E. J. Smith secretary. Ady
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Washington Council
Canal Fulton
E. J. Smith
Ady
New Millinery Department Opens At Hart Hats Store
Our Graduates in Demand introduces new classes starting next week. The Ladies are told of a modern millinery department opening Saturday March 8 at 8 30 am in the Goods Store Wea family Dry G Millinery 1306 evenings Adv Muchnick's Dry Goods offers apparel Notions and more Open for inspection.
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Canton Actual Busness College
aAdv
West End
Colete
Wea
Muchnick
St W
Boomerang Suit Ends in Jury Award in North Canton
Marlin Yoder sued San Goo Man after a car crash in North Canton. Yoder failed to appear at trial before Judge Ake on Goodman cross petition. Jury awards Goodman 2150 dollars against the plaintiff.
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Marlin Yoder
San Gooman
North Canton
Ake
Yoda
Goodman
Man fatally shot at rooming house by unknown caller
Toney Valencia of 1127 Cherry Ave SE was shot twice in the left side after answering a door at his rooming house about 9 PM. He died at Mercy hospital Friday morning. He said the attacker was a "friend" and a Waynesburg resident fled after the shooting.
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Toney Vanencia
Cherryav SE
Waynesburg
Vanencia
Mercy Hospital
Capt
Swope
Valencia
Toney
Agreement urged on Richville Navarre road construction
A County Good Roads Federation committee urged the county commissioners to proceed with the Richville Navarre road project, seeking an agreement on construction type. With a two week deadlock, the board postponed decision until Monday to study brick or bituminous concrete options, per Surveyor Sickafoose who favored concrete.
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County Good Roads Federation
Richville-Navarre
Sickafoose
Luethi Renamed Canton Chamber of Commerce Manager
Luethi was reappointed secretary manager of the Canton Chamber of Commerce in a Thursday board meeting. He has led Chamber work for over a year with several accomplishments. A further board meeting is scheduled this afternoon to discuss next year's program.
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Hlow. Luethi
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Student Asphyxiated In Chicago Gas Heater Incident
Martin B. Riley an 18 year old high school student was found asphyxiated after a gas heater left burning all night consumed the oxygen in his home. Four members of another family nearby were found unconscious from the same cause but were resuscitated.
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Chicago
Martin B. Riley
Deputy Comptroller Found Dead in Bed
Washington March 2 Thomas P Kane deputy comptroller of the currency since 1899 was found dead in bed this morning Death was due to apoplexy He was 75 years old Born in Delaware but spent most of his life in Washington plus a community notice about Eagles events and a lodge meeting follow the obituary in the same brief.
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Washington
D. C
Tomas P. Kane
Delaware
Missed Paper Reorder Service Hours
Call 8500 to request a copy of the paper. Circulation operates each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11 for delivery.
Senate Passes Bonus Extension Bill in Ohio
Senate approves the bill extending the soldiers' bonus to certain underage enlistees with nonresident parents. The measure now goes to Governor Donahe. The House defeated a second anti Ku Klux Klan bill 10 to 12.
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Senate
Klux Klan
Columbus
House
Ohio
Gifford Lacasco
Osborn
Lickingco
Gifford
Bender
Cuyahoo
Burke
Lorain
Miller
Butler
Bray
Fire
Ferguson
van Wert
Garver
Holmes
Adair
Wayne
Allen
Florence Allen
State Supreme Court
League of Women Voters
Kryder
Wallace Dancing School New Classes Start
New beginners class begins Monday March 5 at 7 30 p m with an advanced class on Saturday March and daily private lessons. Featured songs include Dem Bell and Baby Blue Eyes as the new Victor and Edison fox trot hits from The K H Z Co.
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Wallace Dancing School
Dem Bell
Victor
Adv
Canton Daily News Food Exposition Breaks Crowd Records
Emile Cour plans to send more samples as crowds grow daily at the Canton Daily News second annual Food and Household Exposition. Thursday's audience filled the auditorium, with samples and free soft drinks drawing large crowds and a standout concert by Norwood's thirteen-piece orchestra. Mrs Rudy of Spokane won a $100 prize in the Trade Mark contest for naming the most products represented.
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Emile Cour
Canton Daily News
Norwood
Ruth Sponseller
Cheeche
The
Daily News
RS. Rudy
Rudy
Ministers to Attend Canton News Robin Hood Private Screening
Canton ministers and all city teachers receive invitations to a private showing of Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood at the Grand theater tomorrow at 10 p m The screening precedes the public release by a week with an augmented orchestra and is aimed at teachers and clergy prior to the eight day run beginning March 16.
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Canton
Canton Tally News
Douglas Fairbanks
The
Star
Grand Theater
Daily News
Wilson Hawking
Cleveland
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ohio
John M. Tutt
Cops Hit Twice In Same Place
Police raided a Cherryaw and Third SE gambling house Thursday night arresting 17 men after the first raid and 12 more after a second visit. Economopolopoulos was among those fined in criminal court and released, with others paying fines and costs. The incident closed the house and ordered men home.
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Cherry-aw
Third-st SE
Patterson
van Gunton
Davis
Peter Ereonamopolis
Streitenberger
Grove
Goshorn
Hmconomopolis
Economopolis
Whiskey Bandits Raid Distillery in Maryland
Burketsville Maryland reports whiskey bandits from Washington in four high powered cars raided the old Horsey distillery before dawn. They escaped with about 5090 dollars worth of liquor after a gun fight with guards. one bandit was captured. A similar theft occurred at the same place exactly one year earlier with 109000 dollars in liquor.
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Burkettsville
Washington
Discharge in Maine Murder Trial Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
In Farmington Maine on March 2 Judge Dunn discharged Mrs Ethel Bean minutes after court opened in her murder trial for her husband The move followed a motion by Attorney General R W Shaw triggering cheers and a reprimand from the judge The readable text then devolves into unrelated ads and a brief mention of a musical recording titled Sunny Jim with little contextual clarity
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Farmington
Maine
Ethel Bean
Dunn
R. W. Shaw
Massillon has two mayors after Vogt ouster order
Massillon experiences a double claim to the mayor’s office as Gov. Donahey ousts Herbert H. Vogt for misconduct and neglect of duty. M. P. Kirchhoffer, council president, seeks to assume the office but finds the mayoral room locked and Vogt refusing to surrender with plans for a Supreme Court test.
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Vogtt
Donahey
Kirchoffer
Massillon
Vogt
Herbert H. Vogt
A. V. Donahey
Ohio Supreme Court
M. P.L. Kirchhoffer
Elson Weiler
Kirchhoffer
Vort
Columbus
Gov. Donahey
Yor Vort
Said
Palmer's Ad Apologizes for Pricing Error
An advertisement from Palmer's lists a pricing error with items at 8 for 39.75 and 401-403 Market Street, noting the mistake and correcting to 93.75 as of Thursday.
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Palmer's
Mirtar
Thuresday
Palmer’s
Hummers Shoe Sale and Local Advertisements
Hummer's Shoe Sale offers ladies leather high heels from $1 to $2.45 and family shoes. Barnett Elk advertises Cherry Ave SE location with assorted items. Kenny's Piano department and Finstein's Toggery promote weekend specials. boys pants suits in two groups at 5.98 and 8.98. Pillsbury Best Flour and other flours priced per bag. Belgium Sweet Peas cans, Moserose pork and beans, potatoes per peck, and poultry at Max Cooper's Grocery and Meat Market. Store hours include evenings.
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Hummer's
Barnett Elk
Cherry-av
Finstein
Max Cooper
Hoz
Schneider Case May Go Unsolved
Frederick Schneider a millionaire contractor was shot in his car last Monday. Bronx authorities detain Mrs Anna Buzzi as a material witness while prosecutors say evidence points to a woman in a rage. they seek a motive and a possible suspect.
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New York
Frederick Schneider
Schneider
Bronx County
Anna Buzzi
Glennon
Bronx
Donnelly
Free State Troops Bombard Rebels in Arigna Hills
Dublin dispatch reports Free State troops violently bombarding rebel irregulars under Commandant Boffin in the Arigna Hills with heavy casualties feared. Rebels kidnap civilian officials and burn Carriagalen barracks in reprisal. Boffin and follower said to hide in an abandoned mine. Free State wounded in Tippeary skirmish. Tipperary cathedral bombing attempt fails. Louth rounds up irregulars. admission ad for Eagles carnival and a Christian Science lecture in Canton Ohio. Royal League meeting announced for tonight.
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Dublin
Free State
Boffin
Arigna
Carriagalen
Roffin
Tipperary
Tn Louth Free
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Good Roads Federation
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Eagles’ Hall
Wm. McKinley Lodge
H. H. Schlimmer
3Rd St
W. Bell
Canton News
Robin Hood
KK. H. Z. Co
Advv
Hull Bros
Ing. Arthur
Laiendecker
Eckis
Sunny Jim
Edison
Kenny
Pillsbury Best
Red Wing
Keith
Belgium
Eagles' Hall
Royal League
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