Wind storms uproot trees and rip roofs in city damage
A severe Sunday wind, reaching 40 miles per hour, unroofed a three story garage at The Noaker Ice Cream Co and toppled signs at the Strand theater and Central Savings bank. Firemen cleared debris, removed downed wires, and treated a man struck by a falling sign. damage totals run to hundreds of dollars with trees uprooted across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Noaker Ice Cream Co
Tuscarawasst E
Mesnar
Strand Theater
McKinley-av
Fifth-st
H. Cohn
Cherryav SE
Central Savings Bank
Cleveland-ay
12Th St NW
Preparations for News Better Home Show Advance
Preparations for the Better Homes Exposition in the Canton Audiorium are complete with four days of lectures on home furnishing and decoration starting Tuesday. Notable speakers include Miss Evelyn D. Hansen and Walter Murray, offering demonstrations on kitchen efficiency and fashion advice for women. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
Canton Daily News
Institute
Evelyn D. Hansen
Wisconsin State Normal School
Walter Murray
American Homes Bureau
Pomerene Joins Cleveland Law Firm After Senate Career
Atlee Pomerene retires from twelve years in the U S Senate and joins the Cleveland firm Squire Saunders and Dempsey. He will begin immediately but not practice actively for weeks. He sails to Santiago Chile as part of the Pan American delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlee Pomerene
United States Senate
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Pomerene
Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene
Renkert
Patches
Cincinnati
Canton
Santiago
Chile
Harding
Pomerone
Market Ar N
Girl Glad She Shot Her Suitor
Miss Bessie Thomas twenty one years old with a prior troubled history has been jailed after admitting she shot Al Cornish eighty two in the breast Sunday night in Denver. She said Cornish abused her at the hotel and she fired a revolver twice or once as she left for coffee. Cornish died in the morgue and Thomas claims he had beaten her in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bessie Thomas
al Cornish
Miss Thomas
Run
Cornish
No clue to identity in Parma body case
Cleveland authorities found a well dressed woman's body in Parma ravine near the site of a two year old double murder of teachers. marks on clothing were removed leading officials to suspect suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ody
Parma
Weather Outlook for Ohio Tonight and Tuesday
Rain in the southern Ohio counties with rain or snow in the northern portion late tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures will be slightly warmer in the north on Tuesday. Forecast issued with general climatic notes and no precise timing beyond evening and afternoon periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Judge Breaks Up Puppy Love Pact in Akron Juvenile Court
Judge H C Spicer ends a West Virginia couple marriage plan after police arrest Whorley Campbell 18 and Ethel Martin 16 for living as man and wife. Campbell returns to his father in West Virginia while Martin is to be sent to Parkersburg aunt. mother Flora Martin 32 jailed for contributing to delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
H. C. Spicer
West Virginia
Whorley Campbell
Clendennin
Wa. Va
Ethel Martin
Parkersburg
Campbell
Flora Martin
Edward McDonough
Window Demonstration Victor Health Records
Geo C Wille and Co at 410 Market present window demonstration and health records related to Victor. Public display highlights store design and patient data handling in a local trade notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Health Records
Geo. C. Wille & Co
410 Market Co
N— Ady
Gas 00 gives Cleveland its last word proposal
East Ohio Gas President Martin B. Daley says the company’s plan is its final offer in the deadlock with Cleveland officials over gas rates. The city council has set lower rates than the company, and Mayor Kohler is expected to veto the ordinance. The current agreement ends May 1, with a potential shutoff unless a new deal is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kohler
Martin B. Daley
East Ohio Gas Company
Supreme Court
East Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Cincinnati Iron and Steel Co Will Be Sold
Reports from Chicago say the Cincinnati Iron and Steel Company plant will be sold to Joseph P. Ryerson and Company of Chicago. The firm is among the city’s largest metal works, organized 22 years ago by Edward S. Busch and J. A. Sebastini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
CincInnati Iron and Steel Company
Joseph P. Ryerson and Company
Edward 8. Busch
J. A. Sebastini
First Methodist Church to Build Four Story Parish House
The First Methodist Episcopal Church plans to stay at its Tuscarawas Street and Cleveland Avenue SW site and add a four story parish house costing about 150000 dollars. The project will enclose the parsonage lot, expand facilities, and support growth with a 50000 dollar pledge already raised and a campaign to raise 100000 more by Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuscarawasst W
Cleveland-av SW
First Methodist Episcopal
A. E. Day
McKinley
Man Locks Himself In and Burns To Death in South Lebanon
W E McClung a 68 year old defendant in a divorce case locked himself in his home one mile north of Mason and set the house afire He died in the flames his two daughters teachers reported recent mental instability The fire destroyed most items and only a few pieces of furniture were saved McClung's body was found in the cellar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
W. E. McClung
Mason
McClung
Lorain Street Railway Franchise Dispute
Lorain council and Lake Shore Electric Co. clash over the Lorain street railway franchise that expired last August. The firm rejected the proposed route to the business district, while the council insists on that route. A Masonic lodge meeting is announced for March 5 at 6:30 p.m. with officers Schlimmer and Heingartner listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Coen
Lake Shore Electric Co
Lorain Street Railway
Masonic Notice for Lathrop Lodge Annual Inspection
Lathrop lodge No 676 holds annual inspection Tuesday March 6 at 7 PM. W M Charles E Burd and Secretary-Adv George C Mast announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop Lodge
Charles E. Burd
George C. Mast
Free Indoor Carnival At Eagles Hall This March
Admission is free for the Eagles' indoor carnival from March 5 to 10 at the Eagles' hall. The notice promises nonstop action and a park plan dancing program.
Man Fined $100 On Gambling Charge
Frank Johnson alleged proprietor of a gambling house pleaded guilty to possessing gambling devices and was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Bowman in criminal court Monday morning. He was arrested in a raid on the third floor of a building at Piedmontay and Tuscarawas where Capt. Ben Clarke and Patrolmen Homer Moore and Frank Goshorn seized a large amount of gambling paraphernalia and damaged gambling tables with firemen axes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Bowman
Johnson
Piedmontay
Tuscarawas
Ben Clarke
Homer Moore
Frank Goshorn
Burns Admits Killing Wife in Second Degree
Henry D. Burns, charged with wife murder in Painesville Ohio, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment with two days in solitary confinement each month and three days of hard labor weekly. The body of Hazel Burns was found last October near Mentor Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Henry D. Burns
Ohio
P.L. A. Leighley
Cleveland
Burns
A. C. Reynolds
Spick
Span
Hazel Burns
Hazel
Compromise on paying for road bids rejected in Canton-Richville area
The Canton-Richville Navarre road project failed to reach agreement Monday on reinforced concrete use. Three proposals were debated bituminous concrete brick and reinforced concrete with mixed support among Surveyor Sickafoose Commissioner Perkins Booth Jackman and property owners. booth favored rejecting all bids. Perkins doubted benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Richville- Navarre-rd
Sickafoose
Perkins
Jackman
Booth
Tragic Freight Train Accident Near Mason
Maron G Ed wards 23 son of the former Mason postmaster was fatally mangled under a freight train near here. Both legs were severed, the right arm above the wrist was torn away, and the left hand crushed, with death expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, Maron G
Virgil Edwards
Mason
Here
Eagles Indoor Carnival Free Admission at Eagles Hall
The Eagles invite the public to a free indoor carnival from March 5 to 10 with dancing and plenty of entertainment. Organizers highlight a fun event for all ages and no admission cost.
Congress Ends Session Exactors Depart for Vacation
Congress adjourns the 67th session as 15 senators and 126 representatives depart Washington for vacations ranging from sea to Europe. Several members assume new posts, including Harry S. New as postmaster general and Miles Poindexter as ambassador to Peru. A dozen bills die or tossed aside join the wastebasket, with attempts to revive most in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Senate
Harding
Harry 8. New
Indiana
Miles Poindexter
South America
Peru
Underwood
Alabama
Hiram Johnson
California
France
England
Germany
Borah
Idaho
Russia
Moses
New Hampshire
Near East
Balkan
Administration
Dyer
Named directors on U. S. Farm Loan Board
President Harding named Elmer Landes of Ohio and Merton L. Corey of Nebraska to new directorships on the federal farm loan board. The item notes political party affiliation and regional representation in the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Farm Loan Board
Washington
Harding
Elmer 8
Landes
Ohio
Merton L. Corey
Federal Farm Loan Board
Harding Begins Florida Vacation With Special Correspondent
Daily News dispatches will be filed by special correspondent David Lawrence as President Harding and officials travel through Florida on their southland vacation. Mrs Harding accompanies the party, which departed Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
The
Daily News
Harding
Florida
Washington
Southland Today
Gas fumigation death toll tops six in Chicago restaurant
Six people died in a South Chicago restaurant from cyanide gas used in extermination. Coroner's inquest to probe arrest of National Hygienic Corp representative Oo W Hall. Victims were three generations of the Kratzenburg and Szymanski families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oo. W. Hall
National Hygienic Corporation
Hall
Dunning Asylum
William Kratzenburg
Mary Kratzenburg
John Kratzenburg
Laura Szymanski
Kratzenburgs
Henry Szymanski
Harold Szymanski
Ohio Appointees Safely Confirmed
The senate confirmed all Ohio appointments by President Harding last week in the session’s final hours. Charles B. Hatfield of Bowling Green was named judge of the court of customs appeals, with Senator Frank B. Willis engineering the confirmation after a senate objection in executive session. Willis resolved the issue to push Hatfield through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Harding
Senate
Charles 8. Hatfield
Bowling Green
Court of Customs Appeals
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Hatfield
Fatal gunfight near Chicago death corner leaves two injured
In Chicago on March 6 Joseph Salantine, 45, was shot seven times and killed in a mysterious revolver affray near a notorious area nicknamed death corner. Anthony Jonballo, 21, was wounded twice and may die. John Marsa was held by police as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Salantine
Anthony Jonballo
John Marsa
Two Killed by Taxicab in Chicago
Two unidentified persons, likely a man and wife, were killed early today by a taxicab in Chicago. A mob threatened to manhandle the chauffeur Nelson Cross. The deaths raise Chicago automobile fatalities for the year to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson Cross
Special Communication of Wia and Heingartner
A special communication from Wia and Secretary-Assistant Heingartner outlines actions or decisions by the organization. Details specify procedural steps and official follow ups in a concise notice.
Germany Seeks Break With France Over Ruhr Crisis
Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno will ask the Reichstag to end diplomatic relations with France and halt reparations talks during the Ruhr occupation. Germany refuses to deliver fertilizer or discuss payments while Ruhr is occupied, with talks ongoing with Italy. French troops impose customs control at Karlsruhe harbor blocking coal and coke movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Willhelm Cuno
Germany
Reichstag
France
Rhineland
Matin
London
Wilhelm Cuno
Cuno
Munich
Berlin
Belgium
Ruhr
Karlsruhe
Customs Blockade Worries America
London report says Washington has made representations to France over the effect of the French blockade on American trade. It suggests the United States may seek preinvasion trade conditions and recalls the 1914 stance defending neutral commerce. Myron Herrick and Eliot Wadsworth are said to have spoken with French ministers in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Washington
France
United States
Germany
Myron T. Herrick
Eliot Wadsworth
American Treasury
Paris
Rhineland
Harding transfers powers to Alien Property Custodian
President Harding issues an executive order vesting in the alien property custodian all powers previously held by the president under the trading with the enemy act. The move aims to facilitate liquidation of German and Austrian claims against the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
United States
Debt Funding Commission to Meet in Washington
Secretary Mellon called a meeting of the American debt funding commission for 10 a.m. to draft the final form of contract for the payment of the 4.6 billion dollar British debt to the United States. Also an Ad placed for Canton Chevaliers calling a March 7 gathering at the temple in fatigue uniform with auto transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
American Debt Funding Commission
United States
Canton
Waynesburg
H. E. Krumlauf
Missing Paper Delivery Service Information
The circulation department offers newspaper copies by calling 86500. Requests can be made by phone and a six copy set will be sent. Service hours are evenings until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 12.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Third-st
Caraway
Harry A Wallenstein
Thcacasia
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Arkansas
Harry A. Wallerstein
Wallerstein
Judge
Cincinnati Iron and Steel CO
MI. E
Wm. McKinley Lodge
H. H. Schlimmer
W. M
H. H. Heingartner
Sec’y
Adv
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Man
Canton- Navarre
Eagles’ Nall
67Th
Wallace Dancing School
Leiendecker
Eckis
Globe Trotter
Toronto
Henry Stewart
San Dergo
Cal
Stewart
Wia
McKinley Lodge
Heingartner
Sec'y
Hogue & Blery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!