Dannemiller and Summit Merge to Form New Grocer
A. Dannemiller announces a merger with Summit Wholesale Grocery creating Dannemiller Summit Co. The two Akron and Canton incumbents will maintain warehouses in both cities and aim to speed delivery, cut long hauls, and realize economies of scale for northeastern Ohio retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dannemiller
Dannemiller Wholesale Grocery Company
Dannemiller Wholesale Grocery Comy
Canton
Summit Wholesale Grocery Company
Akron
Stark
Summit Counties
Dannemiller-Summit Company
Ohio
Dannemiller Company
Summit Company
Sheriff Aids in Brewster Liquor Raids
Sheriff C W Kirk and Deputies Gibson Thorn Alsbaugh and Rich assisted Brewster officials in liquor raids at eight sites. Five locations yielded illicit liquor. prisoners were brought before Mayor Schott with several pleading guilty. Ernest Hummer and Mike Stroh fined 500 dollars plus costs, George Raddish Mike August and Vido Kizan fined 200 dollars plus costs each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirk
Gibson, Thorn, Alsbaugh
Richter
Brewster
E. E. Schott
Bahney
Consider Funding of Finnish War Debt Reported
Washington March 8. The American debt funding commission will meet tomorrow to plan funding for the $9,000 million Finnish debt owed to the United States. Treasury Secretary Mellon announced the meeting to draft a contract for payment of the British debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Erican Debt Funding Commission
Treasury Mellon
Weather forecast fragment notes warmer Friday night
Fragment shows a brief note that temperatures will rise and a Pride event is mentioned. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the main point is warmer conditions expected Friday night around 9 p.m. in the observed area.
Daughters of Ame Hold Friday Service for Sister Zerha
Daughters of America announce memorial and late service for Sister Zerha of Molly Pitcher Council. The event includes a Navarre road service and a public box social with prizes of 10, 7, and 3 dollars at Red Man's hall on March 10.
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Rica Daughters of Ame
All Daughters of America
Zerha
Molly Pitcher Council
Red Man's Hall Heavening
Matt
Stark Electric Sued Over Accident in Alliance
Pauline Kelly of Alliance sues The Stark Electric Railway Co. for 20000 dollars claiming injury July 17 when alighting a car. She says the conductor did not lower the step and the car started suddenly, throwing her to the street with a baby in her arms. Attorney E P Speidel represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kelly
Alliance
Common Pleas
Stark Electric Railway Co
E. P. Speidel
Cox Indicted on Four Counts by Grand Jury
Alliance news reports J B Cox head of the defunct Cox Transportation Co indicted on four counts for alleged kidnapping. Wade Russell, driver, charged on three counts. Both also face charges of threatening kidnapping and killing. Cox faces extra weapons charge. Grand jury reported 19 indictments in two and a half days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cox
Cox Transportation Co
Alliance
Wade Russell
F. A. Hoiles
Alliance Review
Cox
Russell
Hoiles
Frank Collins
First Trust & Savings Bank
C. E. Heminger
Russell Canfield
Vicary
George Brady
Sell
Lloyd H. Logge
C. M. Dennis
Ed Albright
Paul Konsidlas
Tom Kontas
Floyd Jewell
Margaret Nutt
Betty Evans
Velma McCallim
Jillian Johnson
George Pappas
W. M. Brown
Krrchbaum
C. B. McClintock
Dr. O. C. Walker
Alliance Citizens
Irregulars And Regulars Battle Near Carrane Mountains
In a fierce clash near Carrane, republican irregulars and free state troops fought as reinforcements arrived. About 400 irregulars faced three columns of free state soldiers. irregular fatalities rose since Monday, with eight free state deaths. An irregular column was captured in Mayo, and General Mulloney, successor to Liam Deasy, was captured in Tipperary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Carrane
County Mayo
Cornelius Mulloney
Liam Deasy
Tipperary
Minerva Fire Ravages Business District Leaving Ten Homeless
Fire of unknown origin swept through Minerva’s two main business buildings late Wednesday, destroying fixtures and goods and forcing residents from apartments above. Canton fire units joined Minerva firefighters, preventing greater loss. About $30,000 in damage reported with ten people left homeless. No injuries. Buildings owned by Finefrock and McConney housed Arthur’s confectionery, Mackey’s pool hall, Davison News Exchange, and other shops. Insurance details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Canton Fire Department
Minerva Fire Department
Canton
Company Four
Central Company
Mesnar
Finefrock and McConney
Arthur’s
Marrow and Hammon's
Mackey's
Davison News Exchange
Thompson and McGhee
McConney Shoe Hospital
Treasury reports $430 million in back taxes for year
The Internal Revenue Service has collected about $300 million in back taxes since July 1 1922. For the remaining four months of the fiscal year expected monthly collections average $32 million. The total for the year rises to about $430 million to help wipe out an estimated $100 million deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Coal Baron and Banker Dies in Atlantic City
Matthew Henry Taylor, 76, a Pittsburgh Coal Company president and banker, died suddenly last night in Atlantic City New Jersey. A Erie Pa bureau report notes his residence was West Sixth Street Erie from where his funeral will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Matthew Henry Taylor
Atlantic City
N.J
Taylor
Pittsburgh Coal Company
West Sixth-st
Wall Paper Cleaner 8 boxes for 25c at Canton Paint
Advertisement list notes sales and events from Canton Paint and Glass Co 324 Tuse Ave including wallpaper cleaner bargain 8 boxes for a quarter and other promos such as live baby giveaway Friday night at Eagle's Carnival Play Rolls With Words 4 for 1 Kenny's Piano Dept McGregor Library Book Sale closes Saturday Werner Block Room 15 bargains Dress Trunks in various sizes priced from 8 75 to 13 50 Arthur's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Paint & Glass Co
McGregor Library
Werner Block
Restful Dining Room Decor Highlighted At News Better Home Show
Expert Hunt Cook urged Americans to use the dining room for at least one meal daily, creating a restful, inviting space. He demonstrated a transformed stage room with burgundy fabrics, two toned walnut, and balanced furniture, advising against cluttered buffets and unnecessary pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Cook
Canton Daily News
Canton Furniture Dealers
Cook
Pullman
Evelyn Hansen
Better Homes
McKinley High School
Silver Cup Offered for Best Exposition Display
Display managers of Canton stores compete for a silver trophy for the most attractive window display at the Spring Exposition opening next Wednesday at 7 30. A second cup honors the best spring opening advertisement in next Sundays papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Merchants’ Association
Repository
Woman's Club
Ernest C. Hastings
Dry Goods’ Economist of
New York
Eagles Indoor Carnival Offered Free Admission This Week
Free admission to the Eagles indoor carnival at Eagle Hall all week features dancing and diverse entertainment with night-only events highlighted by the park plan and other activities for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Barberton Worker Burns From Molten Iron Accident
John Leffan, 35, of 134 Elmwoodway, suffered severe burns when molten iron splashed from a ladle as he helped a coworker at a Portage foundry. He was hospitalized at Barberton Citizens' hospital after the incident yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
March
John Leffan
Elmwooday
Portage
Leffan
Barberton Citizens’ Hospital
Two Children and Firefighters Hurt in City Fire
Two children aged three and four and a three week old baby were overcome by smoke in a blaze at 2000 Mahoning Road NE. Two firefighters were injured while rescuing them from the two story mercantile building and dwelling. The damage was small, a few hundred dollars, caused by a defective furnace pipe.
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Mahoning Rd
Nick Theodore
Helen Theodore
Nick
Helen
Aultman Hospital
Mia
Capt
Allison
Company Seven
Allenbaugh
Central Station
Allen
Hl. HH
Vincertyo Sandrigler
Anderson P
Mayors Ouster Challenge Heads to Ohio Supreme Court
Former Massillon mayor Herbert Vogt to file quo warranto in the Ohio Supreme Court to contest the legality of Elson Weiler says the suit will name Milton B. Haines and Joseph McGhee as Vogt’s attorneys. M. P. L. Kirchhofer currently serves as mayor and would be defendant in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Herbert Vogt
Massillon
Ohio Supreme Court
M. P. L. Kirchhofer
Columbus
Weiler
Milton B. Haines
Joseph McGhee
Vogt
Paroled Negro Convict Kills Three Wounds Two in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on March 8 a paroled black criminal killed three people and wounded two, including Mrs. George Haston, her son Sam Haston and his wife. Police report the crime prompted a organized posse to search for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Here
George Haston
Tennessee
Sam Haston
Gen O'Ryan Named Counsel for Bureau Probers
Major General John F. O'Ryan of New York will serve as counsel for the Special Senate committee in the veterans bureau recess investigation. Announcement came from Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
John F. O'Ryan
New York
Senate
Veterans’ Bureau
Reed
Pennsylvania
Paper reprint service details and hours
The notice offers replacement copies by calling 3600 with delivery via mail. Circulation staff operate each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
Start Investigation Into Rubber Growing Takes Step
Washington March. The government began a study to determine if rubber can be grown in American territory. Secretary Hoover appointed Dr rank M Surface to lead the work. The Commerce and Agriculture departments have been allotted 500000 dollars for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Rank M. Surface
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Taxes Jumped 411.7 Percent in 22 Years Across Ohio
A state tax commission compilation shows total taxes for state, county, and city governments rose 411.7 percent since 1900 and 145.8 percent since 1916. In 1922 taxes reached 224 million dollars, with eight counties including Cuyahoga and Summit supplying over half of all state taxes. Summit shows the largest gains, followed by Mahoning and Trumbull, driven by industrial growth. Electric light and power, telephone, gas and street car users pay about one percent of present taxes.
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Columbus, March
State Tax Commission
Thetate
Cuyahoga-co
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Hamilton
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Summit
Stark
Summit Co
Mahoning Co
Trumbull
Summitco
Trumbull Co
Sues Power Co for Son's Death in Ohio Plant Accident
Joseph Graner, administrator for nine year old Joseph Graner Jr., sued The Ohio Power Co on Thursday for $10,000 in damages. The boy died after a hopper lowered from an overhead crane struck him while he and other boys played in a coal pit at the plant. Graner alleges negligence for allowing children in a hazardous area and for failing to signal the crane operation. Attorneys Verbruck, Black, McCaskey and Ruff represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graner
Joseph, Jr
Ohio Power Co
Grzner
Verbruck, Black, McCaskey
Ruff
Treasury officials oppose placing day agents under civil service
Washington March 8 high officials of the treasury department reiterated President Harding s objections to placing prohibition enforcement agents under the classified civil service as urged by the Anti Saloon League and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. They said constant changes required to maintain efficiency of the enforcement machinery made it impracticable to regulate the prohibition unit under civil service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Harding
Anti- Saloon League
Haynes
Civil Service
Youth Dies After Fall Down Elevator Shaft
Bernard Sterns aged 17 died from skull and jaw fractures after falling down a candy factory elevator shaft in Wheeling West Virginia. The Falcon Tin Plate Company announced a restart of operations on April 2 and called all employees to report to foremen.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bernard Sterns
Falcon Tin Plate Company
Adv
City Council to vote on boosting police force next week
Councilmen plan a resolution to allow Safety Director Curtis to hire cadet patrolmen up to full appropriation limits. The current force is 54, with 68 funded, and 14 more officers could be added if approved while finances are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counciliman
Curt FE. Harter
Third Ward
BH. Curtis
City to Present Side in Phone Fight in April
Canton city government will present its case at the Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus on April 18 and 19 over the proposed Ohio Bell Telephone rate schedule. Mayor Curtis announced after cross examination of telephone officials. city witness E E Brownell and consulting engineer James F E Kinniston will assess the company's property and expected returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Curtis
Thomas M. Miller
James FE. Kinniston
E. E. Brownell
Miller
Telephone Company
Greentown Man Is Held For Assault
Harold Strickler age 21 of Green town was arrested at his home Wednesday afternoon by Detectives Pilcher and Metzgar on an assault with intent to kill charge. He allegedly demanded money from May Turner and struck her with a wooden mallet, confining her to bed. Strickler denies the accusation claiming she struck first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strickler
Greentown
Pilcher
Metzgar
Strickler
May Turner
Pittsburgh Man Dies After Train Collision
EAST LIVERPOOL March 8 A Pittsburgh man identified as Thomas S P O Connell 45 of 48th and Butter sts died in city hospital from a fractured skull and mangled right leg after being struck by a Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad train near Toronto yesterday afternoon. Identification came from a pawn ticket issued by Jacob Bloom Steubenville.
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East Liverpool
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Thomas S. P. O’connell
48Th and
Buttersts
Jacob Bloom
Steubenville
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Guy Fa Fay
Victor
K-H.z Co
Stark Electric
Bill
Ady
Blaze
Wallace
Kenny
Arthur's
Chicago
William B. Lloyd
Lloyds
James Klein
Leiter Company
Elson Weiler
O’ryan
W. H. Kline
Bell
W. State
R.— Ady
Wasp
Sues Power Co
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