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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1923

Page

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Prohibition Commissioner Denies Police Requested Aid in Canton Raids

A letter from State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald denies Canton police asked for state inspectors or buyers. He cites police denial of assistance while noting public complaints of lax enforcement. The disputes follow March 1 raids by county and state officers that led to 23 arrests.

SF SF SF State Prohibition A. Lengel B. F. McDonald McDonald Canton Kirk State Prohibition Lengel State Provion Department State Prohibition Department Prohibition Department Hilton

Bucher Buys Frances Apartment on Sixth and Cleveland

John R. Bucher announces purchase of the Frances Apartment at Sixth Street and Cleveland Avenue SW from I. Leon Gould. John Allen of the C. A. Dougherty Co. handled the deal. Consideration not disclosed.

John R. Bucher Frances Sixth-st Cleveland-av I. Leon Gould John Allen C. A. Dougherty Company

Weather and events note at Blue Bird hall amid snow

The notice mentions rain and snow in portions with rising temperatures Thursday. It advertises dancing tonight at Blue Bird hall with free admission for ladies and a North Industry bus at 7:45. Local ads list Lawn Rollers and Grass Seeds by Quality Hardware Co at 321 W. ad.

Rce Blue Birdhall Park Norwood Ady Lawn Rollers, Grass Seeds Fire Quality Hardware Co the Quality Hardware Co Tuscst Adwe

Do Bootleggers Pay Income Tax

A Daily News report from Cantonia shows bootleggers and ordinary earners filing income tax returns at the post office building office of deputy internal revenue collector Fred Marburger. The piece notes late filing deadlines and the confidentiality of tax records while describing the scene of taxpayers, including a joke about bootlegger profits.

Revenue Office Sam Fred Marburger Internal Revenue Diogenes Daily News Towit

Mayor denies $20,000 for more police officers

Canton mayor Curtis states there is no $20,000 available to hire additional policemen, noting that an appropriation is not cash in the treasury. He says funds would require actual cash and cites overages in the safety department, urging council to provide real money if expansion is desired.

Harter Council Treasury Safety Department Canton

Woman Denies Defrauding Former Teacher in $24,000 Embezzlement Case

Mrs Blanche Saltz 31 once Marion pupil of Miss Harriet Mapes remains jailed in Cleveland on a warrant accusing embezzling 24000 entrusted with Dr Louis Rebechek. She says brokerage losses caused the money to vanish and she deeded her equity valued over 12000 to Miss Mapes. Rebechek freed on 10000 bond. husband and attorney back her story.

Cleveland Blanche Saltz Blanche Chamberlain Marion Harriet Mapes City Louis Rebechek

Wages Set For Canton Carpenters Beginning May First

The minimum wage for carpenters in Canton and vicinity is fixed at one dollar and five cents per hour starting May 1, 1923. Local No. 143 U B of C and J union advocate this minimum.

Canton

$16,000 Found Near Farmer's Dead Body

In Toledo on March 14 authorities found $16,000 wrapped in old newspapers near Carl Jensen, a 65 year old farmer who lived alone on an eighty acre Clay Center area farm. Jensen, ill with pneumonia, was found dead in bed by neighbors. he had refused hospital care. The money is held by county officials pending investigation.

Toledo Carl Jensen Jensen Clay Center

Alliance Pastor Subpoenaed in Walker Murder Probe

Rev. A. A. Reavesley pastor of the Unionav Methodist church in Alliance and C. E. Rhodes a railroad policeman were subpoenaed to testify before a special grand jury probing the Dr. Q O Walker murder case. The panel will convene Monday at 9 asking for sermon copies and related notes.

A. A. Reavesley Unionav Methodist Church of Alliance C. E. Rhodes Dr. QO. @. Walker Donahey Crabbe C. B. McClintock Reavesley Sthodes Alliance McClintock Walker Grand Jury

Ask Permission For High Tension Line From Canton To Alliance

The Ohio Public Service Co applied to county commissioners for formal permit to build a 132000 volt high tension line from Canton to Alliance and Youngstown across public roads. Commissioners will grant permission upon filing of proper application with a map of road crossings. Right of way cases are before Judge Alya L. Deal and a probate court jury.

Ohio Public Service Co Alliance Canton Youngstown Alya L. Deal

Believed St. Louis ball player shot during hold up

An unidentified man, believed to be a St. Louis baseball player, was shot and killed early today by Ralph Ray, an auto dealer, who says the assailant attempted a hold up at New Frankfort Illinois. The notice also lists dog show entries received at Kensinger's Sanitary Barber Shop from 7 to 9 p.m. by H. A. Benson, secretary Canton Kennel Club.

New Frankfort Ill St. Louis Ralph Ray Ray Kensinger’s Sanitary Barber Shop Fourth-st NW A. Benson Canton Kennel Club Kensinger

Timken Expands Bearings Plant With New 26 000 Sq Ft Building

The Timken Roller Bearing Co. announces a two story fireproof addition of 26 000 square feet at its bear ing plant. The new structure will house automatic screw and grinding machines and create work for machinists and inspectors, boosting employment by about 500 people and enabling further expansion.

Timken Roller Bearing Co

President Harding's House Boat Journey Reaches Florida Coast

The Pioneer bears President Harding and Mrs. Harding toward Miami as sands and tide delay the voyage from Palm Beach. Pilot George Williams steers through shifting shores, with a possible four to five day stay in Miami for fishing and recovery.

Miami Big George" Williams Palm Beach Big George

Plan Celebration of Sherman Anniversary Held in Mansfield

Mansfield March 14 The one hundredth anniversary of the birth of the late Senator John Sherman will be celebrated on May 10 Invitations have been sent by the Richland county Republican Club to President Harding Vice President Coolidge Senator Lodge Herbert Hoover the two Ohio senators and other prominent members of the party Fate New record hit out today George Co Wille Co 410 Market ay N.

Mansfield John Sherman Richland-co Republican Club Harding Coolidge Lodge Herbert C Hoover Ohio

French to Add 19000 Soldiers to Ruhr Force

Paris reports the French war office will send 15000 reinforcements to the Ruhr by Friday or Saturday and rush prep for field duty. Violence in the Ruhr has raised fears of guerrilla warfare as Premier Poincare plans cabinet briefings on the Franco Belgian conference. Editor Pertinax in Echo de Paris attacks progressive evacuation of German soil as France guards its eastern security.

Paris Ruhr War Office Chaumont Nancy Tours Lyons Poincare Brussels Pertinax Echo de Paris Germany Frrench Theunia Belgium

Britain rejects Ruhr intervention proposal

London reports Premier Bonar Law rejected a Berlin proposed offer that Germany would present a new reparations plan if Britain intervened in the Ruhr. He said Britain is not prepared to step in now and warned France would resent any interference.

London Berlin House of Commons Germany Great Britain Ruhr Bonar Law France Paris

Habeas corpus bid seeks release of inmate at Manaillon State Hospital

Brother Nick Protos petitions to free Louis Mrotes after a flirtation with an office girl led to insanity allegations. Protos, a plant grinder, asks the court to order release from Manaillon State Hospital, claiming his brother is not insane and poses no danger. Andrew Nickas represents the plaintiff. The other item reports a fatal truck crash near Snyder's Crossing when a northbound interurban struck a truck, killing Charles Schwartzwelder, his nine month old baby, and injuring his wife. The family recently moved to a farm north of Strasburg. the motorman was Heber Patton.

Louis Mrotes Manaillon Nick Protos Protos K. A. G. Hiyde Andrew Nickas Snyder's Crossing Strasburg N. Co. T Charles Schwartzwelder Schwartzwelder Union Hospital Dover Schwartezwelder Limited Schwarzawelder Heber Patton

One Drop of Hooch Convicts in Crabbe Act Case

A single drop of corn whiskey, found in a two quart jar, was enough to convict John Florence of possessing intoxicating liquor under the Crabbe act. Judge Agler ruled quantity does not matter for a beverage use conviction. Louis House was also found guilty of liquor possession, despite disputes of ownership. Deputy sheriffs found 20 gallons at the Hause home and 10 more delivered by Ed Elsaesser. Florence and Hause defendants moved for new trials.

John Florence Florence Herbert Stunker

Canton Spring Exposition Opens Tonight in City

Spring unofficially arrives as Canton merchants stage the annual Spring Exposition. Tonight at 7:30 curtain raises on downtown windows with live mannequin displays. Thursday the exhibit continues with new spring fashions, lawn mowers and home goods attracting visitors from out of town.

Canton Canton Merchants’ Association

Fire ruins several Pittsburgh shops. seven firefighters hurt

A March fire in Pittsburgh caused $250000 in damage, destroying the Marketav shoe factory, Brahm meat market, and part of the Landru department store while forcing guests from Hotel Kavanaugh and injuring seven firefighters. Five were trapped beneath a balcony but rescued. no deaths.

Pittsburgh Kavanaugh Marketav Brahm Meat Market Landru Brahm

Sparks From Chimney Fire Damages Roof of Local Home

Sparks from a chimney started a roof fire at the home of George Poorman at 803 19th Street NE at six o'clock Tuesday evening with no damage reported. A separate small fire was extinguished at the Swineford Manufacturing plant in Mahoney SW Wednesday at 9 16 a m in a dryer.

George Poorman 19Th-St NE Swineford Manufacturing Company Mahonay SW

Husband and wife both bigamists in Columbus case

In Columbus on March 14 Dora Stump, 46, pleaded guilty to bigamy in municipal court and was bound over to the grand jury on 500 bond. Her husband Carl Stump remains in county jail on a bigamy charge. Authorities say the pair wed January 8 while Mrs Stump was the wife of John H Shaw of Circleville. Shaw aided prosecutions.

Columbus Carl Stump Dora Stump Stumps Stump John H. Shaw Circleville Shaw

Paulette Saludes Sentenced to 20 to Life for Murder

New York news reports Paulette Saludes convicted of second degree murder for the killing of Oscar Martelliere and sentenced to twenty years to life in prison.

Mrs. Saludes New York Paulette Saludes Oscar Martelliere

Great Northern Railway seeks 60 million bond issue approval

Washington March 14 The Great Northern railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue sixty million of general mortgage five percent gold bonds and to immediately sell twenty million of the bonds.

Washington Great Northern Railway Interstate Commerce Commission

Retired Farmer Killed by Storm in Mansfield

Cyrus H. Hunter a 77 year old retired farmer of Knoxco was killed at North Liberty during a March storm. A roof blew off a house and struck the horse scaring it, Hunter was thrown against a telephone pole and died instantly while en route to Butler.

Mansfield Cyrus H. Hunter Knoxco North Liberty Butler Hunter

Allies uphold Riga Treaty Vilna award to Poland

Paris March 14 The allied council of ambassadors sustained the Riga treaty provision giving Vilna to Poland despite Lithuanian protests. The report notes the decision was made amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges and concern over the map of the region.

Paris Lithuania Council of Ambassadors Riga Vilna Poland

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Donald Anti-Saloon League North Industry Curtis St. Patrick’s Day Holmes-Letherman Seed Store Cleveland-av NW Farmer Alliance Pastor Timken CO Concern Flamingo Hotel Miami Beach Fla Florida George Co Wille Co Rafe Guevara Senator Guevara Philippine Islands United States Islands Rhineland Miles Poindexter Peru Canton Sunday News The Allowes Louis Protea State Hospital Tim Fiim Chas. Sciwartswelder Y. M. C. A. Technical School Arthur’s.—Adv Henry
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