School bond wins as plans advance for new ward buildings
The school bond issue passed by 220 votes with 3364 total ballots 1789 yes 1569 no. Schedules set to appoint architects Co C A L Thayer F L Packard Edmund Herrmann for three new ward schools and to advertise bids for the general contract once bonds are sold.Bond sale set at 4%% or 5% on April 1. Funds allocated among banks for inactive and active accounts with specified percentages.
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New Ward
Board of Education
Co. C
A. L. Thayer
New Castle
F. L. Packard
Columbus
Edmund Herrmann
Canton
Isaac Harter
Central Savings Bank
First National
George D. Harter
Dime Savings Bank
City orders six boot shin ing stands removed from sidewalks
City legal department served notices to six boot shining stand owners to remove their structures from downtown sidewalks within 15 days. City Solicitor Ruff cited a court ruling that Ink building windows on Tuscarawas Street lay on city property and must be removed. Council will decide if other obstructing windows must come down.
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City Legal Department
Ruff
Tus- Carawas Si
Man Injured at Sewer Plant Faces Critical Brain Injury
James H. Brand superintendent for E. J Landor Construction, injured at the Sewage Treatment Plant under way below Howenstine, remains in dangerous condition at Mercy Hospital with a fractured skull after a sledge struck his head. Laborer Ben Sheline was swinging the tool when it jammed and fell on Brand, with no witnesses and rumors of assault denied by officials.
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James H. Brand
Cherry Av NE
E. J Landor Construction Co
Mercy Hospital
Howenstine
Sirand
Landor
Brand
Ben Sheline
Landor Company
Mowcnstine
Cut Salaries Not To Force Em Off Job
Dougherty and Witter Stark county liquor commissioners see their pay cut by the state board and governor. They will stay on, awaiting developments as salaries drop from 2640 to 110 monthly and secretary A R Simpson to 50 monthly. The men doubt a resignation tactic and say the board fixes salaries.
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Dougherty
Witter
State Board
Stark Co
A. R. Simpson
Germans Report Repulse of British Attacks and Russian Capture
Berlin dispatch says German forces won gains on both eastern and western fronts. The war office announces repulsed British attacks in west Flanders and the capture of 1500 Russians on the Bohr river, stated this afternoon.
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Berlin
West Flanders
Bohr
War Office
Canton Style Show Week Planned by Merchants
W R Zollinger announces Canton to stage a week long style show starting Monday March 15. Merchants will decorate stores and display top goods with cooperation and cooperative advertising across Canton and neighboring towns.
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Canton
W. R. Zollinger
Retail Merchants Association of the Chamber of Commerce
Mer
Canton Women Buy Prof Snyder Cook Books in Bulk
Molly Stark notes Canton women snapped up Prof Snyder's cook books at the Daily News Pure Food Show with several hundred sold and more reserved by phone. The publisher was sent for five hundred more copies, offered at half price with a 50 cent coupon.
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Molly Stark
Good Ladies
Canton
Prof. Snyder
Daily News
Snubs The Kaiser
Geneva reports the Kaiser admires Luxemburg’s Grand Duchess despite snubs over the invasion. He would welcome a potential daughter-in-law to ease annexation tensions. The Duchess has refused to meet him since the invasion, though a birthday invitation via a palace visit was sent through an official entourage.
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Geneva
Grand Duchess of
Luxemburg
Germany
Belgium
France
Arrests mount in New York cathedral bomb plot case
District Attorney seeks indictments for Frank Abarno and Charles Carbone as major arrests follow the St Patrick’s Cathedral bombing attempt. Detective Baldo, real name Amedeo Polignani, revealed as insider, guards him and wife amid fear of further reprisals. Police pursue private intel on other targets including Carnegie, Rockefeller heirs, and Vanderbilt.
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New York
Abarno
Carbone
Frank Baldo
Baldo
Woods
Amedeo Polignani
Central Office
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D. Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Polignani
Strikes at Canton Area Mills End in Resumption of Work
Union organizers say Canton Sheet Steel Tao Canton Metal Ceiling and Massillon Rolling Mill workers returned to their jobs under old conditions after a failed strike. Special deputies kept order at Massillon, while John Williams of the Amalgamated Association warned he may press further at a congressional relations committee hearing.
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Canton Sheet Steel Co
Tao Canton Metal Ceiling Co
Massillon Rolling Mill Co
Canton
Massillon
Norwood
John Lewis
A. F. of L
John Williams
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburgh
National Congressional Relations Committee
Coal dealer under arrest on suspicion in murder case
Roumanian coal dealer Andy Kulscha testified at a preliminary hearing in police court about the murder of Frank Candia. The testimony conflicted with John Dobra’s account, and Judge Quinn ordered Kulscha’s arrest on suspicion of involvement. Candia’s body was found with a fractured skull near the coal yard. a blood stained hatchet linked to the case was found in Kulscha’s office.
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Andy Kulscha
Carnahanav NE
John Dobra
Dobra
Frank Candia
Kulscha
Candia
Quinn
Pennsylvania
See John Emerson in The Bachelor’s Romance at the Orpheum
Advertisement notes John Emerson in The Bachelor’s Romance at the Orpheum today a human nature drama with quaint humor and colorful characters. Also Lillian Russell in Wildfire at The Valentine today and tomorrow with new eyeglass services offered by Walter H. Double Hall Mark Store Jeweler and Optician at 123 Tuscarawas Street East.
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Lillian Russell
John Emerson
the Orpheum
Advt
Walter H. Double
Hall Mark Store
Tuscarawasst E. —Advt
Broad Way
U. S. Trade Hard Hit by Blockade
Washington reports that foreign trade with European nations would be seriously disrupted if Allies cut off all commerce with Germany. The 1914 totals show imports to the US from Germany and other nations and US exports to Europe, with Germany and England among the largest trade partners.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
France
England
Austria
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Turkey-in-Europe
Beresford Calls for Public Hangings of German Raiders
On his sixty-seventh birthday Lord Charles Beresford urged treating German raiders as pirates and bombing from air and sea. He favored trial by court martial and public execution for those responsible for attacks on women and children.
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London
Charles Beresford
Lord Charles
German in Boston indicts over bridge bombing attempt
United States District Attorney George P. Anderson said a Boston grand jury returned three secret indictments against Werner Horn for attempting to dynamite the international bridge over the St Croix river at Vanceboro Maine on February 2. Horn, serving 30 days on a property destruction charge at Machias Maine, will be arrested on a capias March 7 and taken to Boston by federal authorities.
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Boston
United States
George P. Anderson
Werner Horn
St. Croix River
Vanceboro
Maine
Horn
Capias
Morton
Machias
Waco Mapelton Road bids unsettled over slag and stone tops
Commissioner Leonard said on Wednesday that new bids will be sought for the Waco Mapelton Road as bids differed on slag top versus stone top. The specs did not require slag top yet bidders offered both options and legal issues could arise if either bid is accepted.
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Waco-Mapleton-rd
Leonard
Still entombed after coal mine blast in West Virginia
Seven hundred still entombed in the New River & Pocahontas Coal Co mines Nos 3 and 4 at Layland West Virginia after an explosion. Three more bodies recovered bringing total to 13. rescue teams report little hope of saving others as minds 3 and 4 remain connected by an underground passage. The main entry at Mine No 3 has been explored in full.
Woman inmate dies after stair fall at county infirmary
Margaret Kintz, seventy seven, an inmate since age sixteen, died instantly after collapsing from an epilepsy attack while descending stairs at the county infirmary. She owned a personal couch coffin donated years ago, with burial set for Friday in the infirmary burial ground.
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County Infirmary
Margaret Kintz
Sandy
Maggie
Submarine Support for Turkish Fleet Reported
Bulletin from Athens notes six British and three French warships bombarding inner forts at the Dardanelles while Turkish troops land at Cumhale and the Besika telegraph station is burned. An Austrian fleet is reported en route to the Aegean as heavy bombardment resumes.
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Athens
Dardanelles
Salonika
Cumhale
Besika Island
London
Pola
Aegean Sea
Gulf of Saros
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Goben
Adrianople
Tchatalja
Yeni Cheir
Milk Producers Urge Sealed Bottled Milk Ordinance
A Starkey Milk Association committee urged the board of health to require sealed bottles for all milk sold in the city. Dairy inspectors noted cooperation after 13 years, and officials discussed standard bottle sizes and city bonding of bottle makers. Committee members included B F Schwartz G A Klotz Lawrence Paumier and D W Sheatzley of Louisville.
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Board of Health
Stark Ce Milk Association
Bowman
Stolberg
Cleveland
B F. Schwartz
G. A. Klotz
Lawrence Paumier
D. W. Sheatzley
Louisville
Public Auction of Houses on Walnut and Market Streets
Public sale of three houses at 817 Walnut NE, 804 Walnut NE, and 804 Market NE on Saturday March 6 1915 at 1 30 PM on the premises. Homes to be moved. terms announced sale day. Info via phone 218. Also final episode of The Million Dollar Mystery shown at the Orpheum Friday and Saturday with Keystone comedy.
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Walnutay NE
Marketay North
The
Orpheum
Advt
Weather forecast unsettled with possible snow
Government forecast warns of unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with likely snow. Temperatures expected to rise slightly on Thursday, with noted highs and lows from the recent past and a comparison to the same day a year ago.
Coupon for Prof. Snyder book at Canton Daily News office
A coupon offers 50 cents off the purchase price of The Practical Hygienic Preparation of Foods by Prof. Sherwood P. Sny der. Bring the coupon and 59 cents to The Canton Daily News office at 134 Second St SE to buy the book for under one dollar for the first time.
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Snyder
Daily News
Canton Daily News
Sherwood P. Snyder
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Liquor Board
Teutons
U.S
Bulletin
Dunder
Scotland
Dalblair
Essex
Beresford
Lord Charles Beresford
Timate
TURK
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