Doctor Curtzo Accused of Illicit Bloodletting Across Canton
Sheriff reports more than seventy patients, many Roumanians, treated by "Doctor" Simeon Curtzo with cupping causing severe harm. He faces arraignment for practicing medicine without a license while jailed in Steubenville area. A Roumanian informant confirms ongoing treatment plans. Additional victims may be identified after police interview.
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Sheriffs — Department
Simeon Curtzo
Sherif
Oberlin
Canton
Curtzo
Steubenville
Kriehbaum
New Chamber of Commerce Plans Temporary Organization
A temporary organization will form at the first chamber of commerce meeting in the auditorium on Thursday night. A nominating committee will be elected to arrange for the board of directors and all members may vote. The board can create bureaus with paid secretaries once finances allow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Commission
Canton
Courtay
Anti Cigaret Treatment Ills Market Street Pupils
Twenty five boys at Market Street School fell violently ill after passing around a cigarette during recess. An anti cigarette treatment given by a local physician preceded the incident and three doctors attended to the boys.
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United Pro
Youngstown, O
Weather Forecast and Notices From Local Paper
A weather glance shows cloudy skies with snow in extreme northern portions. Thursday looks fair with temperature notes and local figures. Also mentions Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph ads and daily concerts by Klein & Heffelman Co. Royal Blend Coffee praise and an upcoming basketball game between Alli-Shee City leagues and Y M A September evening event ad.
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Gover Hightop
Porecast
Pctvasdees
Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph
The
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Missing Woman Found Wandering After Assault Sighting
Mrs. Lucinda E. Meyers a 76 year old was found dazed in a bedroom of her 734 Alexander Pl NE home Tuesday at 3 30 pm by neighbors and Officer Lengel after a break in. She wore blood stained clothes and suffered cuts and bruises with a possible fire on the dresser. She is hospitalized at Ingleside in a dazed condition and cannot recall what happened.
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Lucinda E. Meyers
Alexander Pl
Lengel
Ingleside Hospital
Mrs. Meyers
W. and L. E. Plans New Train Schedule
Officials of the W. and L. E. contemplate changes in local train schedules with a new timetable expected within three weeks. One northbound and one southbound train, likely Nos. 7 and 8, are to be discontinued. No definite details were released by Assistant Superintendent Dr. J Norris.
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Canton
J. Norris
Death of F. H. Killinger in Florida at 72
F. H. Killinger, formerly of Massillon, died in Lake Helen Florida from heart failure at age 72. Survived by his widow Frances and daughter Mrs. Austin Lynch. Born in Lebanon Pennsylvania, he spent most of his life in Massillon in business and retired recently.
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F. H. Killinger
Massillon
Lake Helen
Florida
Killinger
Frances Killinger
Austin Lynch
Lebanon
Lynch
March inventory sale offers piano bargains ad
Our opportunity at last to secure a bargain in a piano or player piano. Uprights from 125 dollars and players from 250 dollars. W. F. Frederick Piano Co. advertisement. Waterman Ideal Fountain pens advertised as permanently useful. Walter H. Double jeweler and optician at 123 125 East Tusest advertisement.
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W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Advt
Waterman Ideal
Walter H. Double
Labor organizers to arrive as cable dispute widens
Two men with linemen tools and whiskey were arrested near the Stark exchange on suspicion and intoxication. They claimed to be journeymen linemen from Akron. Labor leaders plan more arrivals within two weeks as state and local investigations continue. state commission reports are anticipated.
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Stark Exchange
Patterson
Pilcher
Judge Quinn
Akron
W. @. Kelley
Paul Foster
State Industrial Commission
Novelty Iron Co. Brings in Strikebreakers Amid Labor Dispute
Three strikebreakers were rushed to the Novelty Iron Co plant on Tuesday night to resume work during a weeklong strike. Two core department apprentices quit, joining strikers as a stronger picket line was posted Wednesday to deter further arrivals. Factory officials could not be reached.
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Novelty Iron Company
Bond discussion on West North school issue Wednesday
A. W. Agler and F. M. Shelton will speak on the bond issue at the West North Street P T A meeting at Central High School. Judge Harvey Ake serves as association president.
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A. W. Agler
F. M. Shelton
Central High School
West North St
Cox lays out three rural life problems in Stark County speech
Governor James M. Cox addressed about 1000 at the Stark county Improvement Association on booster's day. He outlined three rural life problems: bad roads, poor schools, and unequal taxation, urging continued enactment of prior legislation to support a back-to-the-farm movement. He noted counties with population declines since 1890 and stressed road, school, and tax reforms as essential.
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James M. Cox
Stark-co
Ohio
Fire Chief Mesnar Highlights Canton Strong Man Nunamaker
Canton fire department shows a rising strongman Nunamaker, 21, praised by Fire Chief Mesnar for perfect muscular development and feats with a 130 pound weight. He aspires to lift 215 pounds with one arm and is a likely candidate for a regular fireman after passing exams. Chamber of Commerce urges attendees to a March 12 meeting.
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Mesnar
Russell
Nunamaker
Canton Fire Department
Governor Cox Pledges Starkco Road Fund Share
Governor Cox visits on Booster Day and promises Starkco will receive its portion of the road fund. A $75,000 allocation is to be distributed to the county under the hire law as part of the state's road program.
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Cox
Starkco
Canton Massillon N C T Franchise Referred to Courts
Stark county will receive 75000 from the state site road fund for the Canton Massillon highway improvement. Governor Cox announced during a Stark county improvement association meeting, after consulting Highway Commissioner Marker, that the state would donate 75000 from the Hite road law fund if abutting property owners share 25 percent of the cost. The total paving bill runs near 100000 and the plan would leave 30000 for other county roads.
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Stark Co
State Site Road Law Fund
Canton-Massillon
Cox
Stark Co Lmprovement Association
James Marker
Columbus
Starkee
Canton- Massillon
Marker
Board of
Pontius
Massillon
Hite Law Fund
Luthy
State Tax Commission
Governor Cox Explains Veto Of Wise-Ayler Franchise Bill
Governor Cox details his veto of the Wise-Ayler bill citing concerns over Canton Massillon N. O. T. franchise terms and perpetual rights. A Daily Newsman accompanied him as he toured the Canton Massillon line and discussed fare and franchise limits.
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Canton-Massillon N. O. T
Cox
Btark-co
Massillon
Canton
Jimmy Con
Tam
McKinley School Organizes Four Meetings to End PT A Campaign
McKinley school officials announce four meetings to close the Parents-Teachers association campaign. The events aim to wind down activities as the school shifts to independent operation under new organization.
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P.-T. Campaign
Four Meetings On Eve Of Election Held Wednesday
Wednesday saw four meetings in different localities signaling election eve activity. W North and F M Shelton attended one, while Liberty, Garfield, and BE hosted the other gatherings with P M Seymour listed as a participant.
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W. North
F. M. Shelton
Liberty
Garfield
P. M. Seymour
McKinley School District Bypasses PTA Formation
In Canton, McKinley district will not be represented by a PTA after meetings for Liberty, Garfield, and Hast Fourth schools. Less than 20 parents attended the bond issue session at McKinley Tuesday, where formation was rejected. South Market school later formed a PTA amid district parent drive. P. M. Seymour and A. B. Johnston were set to speak. a standing vote showed all but one in favor of the bond issue.
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McKinleyav
Canton
Liberty, Garfield and
Hast
McKinley
South Market
P. M. Seymour
A. 8. Johnston
McKinley School
Dean Pierce Speaks on Education Worth While at Hartford School
At a Tuesday Hartford school meeting about the coming bond issue election Dean Martin Pierce of Phillips Bible Institute spoke on Education Worth While. He urged that education be valued beyond mere formality and emphasized practical benefits for the community.
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Dean Pierce
Hartford School
Martin Pierce
The
Phillip’s Bible Institute
Pierce
Debate Bond Issue At West North School PTA Meeting
The Parent Teachers association of West North school will meet Wednesday evening in the school. Prof. F. M. Shelton and A. W. Agler will speak and a debate on the school bond issue will be a feature.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
West North School
F. M. Shelton
A. W. Agler
Schous
Report Striking Girls Find Jobs at Another Plant
Striking conveyor and enameling workers from Public Stamping and Enameling quit after foreman William Bates resigned. They found positions at General Stamping and Enameling, and refused to return. One striker, among five, cited the move as reason. Company would not rehire. Also listed: Boudoir Upright Piano R125 offered by Klein & Heffelman Co at Volzer's Opening.
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Republic Stamping and Enameling
William Bates
Love
Boudoir
Klein & Heffelman Co
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Trade Body
Select
Alli- Shee
Lucinda Meyers
Klein & Heffelman
Alvin Schott
A. B. Cunliffe
William G. Shea
Charles A. Dickson
James C. Shanessy
William Finlay
Improvement Association
Wolzer
Nanamaker
Fel
Cleveland
Advyt
Swissam Aluminum Cleaner
Alliance City Leagues
Volzer
Canton-Massillon N. C. T
Supreme Court
Wise-Ayler
Y. M
Mkinley
P.-T. Ass'n
S. Market
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