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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
21
The article describes a restored house emphasizing a blend of antique charm and modern amenities. It notes the decorative front entrance, brick and stone accents, and a stairway to a cozy living area. Rooms include a dining room, kitchen, and multiple bedrooms with built in storage, plus a practical heating plan using hot air or steam.
A fragmentary police report notes a man beating his father named Albert Nechem. The father, aged 49, was said to be crippled and using a crutch after a prior fall. Officers are investigating the alleged assault and related injuries.
Wrangling over admissibility of conversations between Dan, 21, and his partner John Boras, 32, halts the murder trial of Marty MAG Highland County conveyor tied to an alleged January 20 robbery. Dam waits for separate trial. John's proceeding postponed to later date.
Gov Don key seeks 120 day suspension of proposed Logan Gas rate changes affecting about seventy towns. Public Utilities Commission warned to delay action as protests from Athens Bucyrus and Massillon prompt deferred schedules. If not halted, new rates could take effect at midnight impacting many communities.
An article by P. Gresser urges Cantonians to invest in local property. It argues continuous growth, population increases, and town development will lift land values, urging readers to “bank on the town” and buy now for prosperous years ahead.
Manila dispatch reports rising conflict in Nueva Ecija a rice province with clashes between landlords and constabulary. Seven people from sects are fatally hurt amid alleged Colorum religious tensions and violent land disputes tied to tenancy and crop payments.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a faction planning violence and a character named Atmnit, with vague references to a fanatical group. The excerpt implies threats against an army and mythical elements, but lacks clear events or context.
An ancient Maori adze, carved for ceremonial use, was brought to Auckland Museum from Waihate. The artifact is about twenty seven inches long with a five inch width and weighs a substantial amount, reflecting its status as a major discovery.
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