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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1914

Page

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Canton readies to land Monarch Kansas City factory

Canton plans to secure a Monarch Co. factory from Kansas City expected to add about 2000 residents within 90 days. The Board of Trade will hand over 15000 dollars as a bonus from booster funds and may wind up after transferring lots to a future chamber of commerce. The project centers on a five acre site west of The Republic Stamping and Enameling Co. with potential for a second building.

Kansas City Board of Trade Monarch CO City Monarch Metal Manufacturing Co Canton Board of Trade McCarty Board of ‘Trade Chamber of Commerce Dougherty B. M. A. Committee A. Dougherty W. J. Steele Republic Stamping and Enameling Co Pennsy

Ward Buildings To Get First Consideration In School Plan

Two developments loom in the school question bond issue of 225000 to buy ward sites and build two ward buildings plus high school site. Board member David Owen threatens to resign by April 1 if he does not sell his farm, leaving high school site decisions in doubt. The board remains divided on Marketar N and McKinley sites with Webber undecided on a replacement.

David Owen McKinley Owen H. B. Webber Board of Education

Nothing Doing on Flirtation with the G P

Stark county progressive committeemen and Bull Moose supporters met in an annex of the Auditorium to decide on appointive affiliations and to plan a complete county ticket for the August primary. George A Hoover dissented signaling pessimism about progressive prospects.

Stark-co Progressive Bull

School Bond Issue Allocates Funds for Two Ward and One High School

The board plans to sell 225000 of a 500000 school bond issue, unusable for two months due to advertising. Two ward sites and one high school site will be purchased, two ward schools built, and improvements made to existing ones. One ward school will be near Gibbs and Lake Street. the other in the southeast to relieve Liberty Street congestion. Architects will provide plans. a committee will seek suitable sites and progress kept confidential to control price.

112Th-Est Lake St Gibbs, Spring Gay Avenues Liberty-st Board of Education P-T-City Union

Monarch Metal to Establish Canton Operations with 300 Jobs

The Monarch Metal Manufacturing Co. will be the first sizable new firm in Canton since 1910. It plans 300 employees at start and 700 within two years, adding 2000 residents, a weekly payroll of at least $3,000 for five years, and two major contracts for Canton builders within 28 months.

Frank A. McGowan McGowan Monarch Co Canton Monarch Metal Manufacturing Co Sala Garment Co Minerva Sala Co Today Canton Builders

Burglars Swipe Jewelry Worth Up To $1000 At Hankins Home

Mrs J Richard Hankins reports a daring theft at 1334 South Street NW returning at 11 PM to find jewelry missing from her bedroom. Entry gained via a back window jimmed by prowlers. entry left through an open front window. Items include a necklace two watches a gold pin and numerous other pieces. value estimated between $300 and $1000. Police Swope and Heximer assigned to the case with no further clues by Sunday morning.

J. Richard Hankins Sth-st Swope and Heximer

Woman Dies as Train Plunges Through Bridge

ST. PAUL Minn March 14 One woman was killed and several persons were injured when a coach of the Omaha passenger train No 4 plunged through a bridge at Mendota station midway between Minneapolis and St Paul tonight.

ST. Paul Minn Omaha Mendota Minneapolis

Weather notice from Waallington with forecast details

Government forecast for Sunday and Monday followed by yesterday's high and low figures. Ad shows Royal Blend Coffee promotion and a local advertisement.

Waallington Monroy P. m

Ten Year Old Hangs Self Near Fisher Springs

United Press report from Fisher Springs Tennessee dated March 14 describes ten year old Jimmie Larson hanging himself rather than mind the baby. He used a rope tied to an apple tree, climbed a fence and jumped. he was dead on discovery.

United Press Fisher Springs Tenn Jimmie Larson

Unkissed Son of Dowie Becomes Episcopal Pastor

Rev. Alexander J. Gladstone Dowie, famed as the unkissed son of John Alexander Dowie, has accepted the rector ship of the Episcopal church at Pawhuska Oklahoma. He previously ran a mission in South Chicago for several months and made headlines for claiming he had never been kissed by a woman except his mother.

United Press Chicago Alexander J. Gladstone Dowie John Alexander Dowie South Chicago Episcopal Church Pawhuska Okla Dowie

Retail Clerks Meet at Reindeers Hall March 16 1914

The Retail Clerks announce their next meeting at Reindeers hall corner 2nd Street SE and Market Avenue on Monday March 16 1914. Meeting called for 7 45 PM with important business to discuss. Advt.

Reindeers’ Hall

Meanest husband on earth tale from sheriff interview

A southwest woman described a string of drunken acts by her husband to Sheriff Oberlin. She recounted selling her clothes for booze, trying to burn the house, lighting socks on fire, and beating her, as she sought arrest after another intoxicated night.

Oberlin

Herbert Quick Urges Rural Credit Legislation

March 14 in Washington Herb ert Quick editor of Farm and Fire side Springfield D emphasized to the rural credits subcommittee the need for a responsible cooperative bank and a proper scheme of rural credit legislation.

United Press Washington Herbert Quick Farm and Fireside Springfield Congressional Rural Credits

First Woman Seeks Oregon Legislature Nomination

Medford report Miss Mollie Towne of Phoenix announces candidacy for the Oregon legislature on the Democratic ticket becoming the first woman in the state to seek legislative honors. She has studied law and is admitted to practice.

United Presse Medford Ore Mollie Towne Phoenix Oregon

Wright Brothers Tailors Increase in-House Garment Making

Notice to customers from Wright tailors at 210 Cleveland Ave NW. Harold J. Wright and Fred W. Wright announce all garments are now made in their own shop, with no outsourcing. Improved service and quality promised.

Wright Bros Wright Tailors Cleveland-ay Harold J. Wright Fred W. Wright Mer Advt

Rockefeller subpoena debated by Colorado mine inquiry

Washington March 14 The House mining inquiry seeks John D. Rockefeller as a witness before its subcommittee. The probe targets Colorado Fuel & Iron Co and its influence on the bitter mine war while Michigan officials probe Calumet & Hecla leaders. Rep Taylor labels the company system feudal and despotism.

United Press Washington House Colorado John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Colorado Fuel & Iron Co Michigan Quincy Agassiz Calumet & Hecla Co Taylor Boston Upper Peninsula

Wanted to Work for You at Once Ad

An advertisement urges readers to invest in themselves by placing a small percentage of their salary into efficient recruitment services. It counsels about finding a new job and implies that employers chase workers who already have jobs.

Final outcome doubtful in Stark telephone strike

F. C C. Croxton representing the state industrial commission continued arbitration talks with both the company and the strikers but had not reached a decision before leaving for Akron. Labor leader J. A. Robinson expressed hope for a settlement by next week and noted Croxton’s meetings with both sides.

F. C J. A. Robinson

Students Demand Retention of Marietta College Professor

Upperclassmen at Marietta College adopted resolutions demanding an explanation for the dismissal of Anson K. Morse, instructor in political science and economics. The resolutions were sent to President George Hinman and the trustees after Morse resigned amid faculty disagreements. President Hinman, former Chicago Inter Ocean owner and editor, is described as a traditional Republican.

United Press Marietta Marietta College Anson Morse George Hinman Hinman Chicago Inter-Ocean Old School

Diamond ring return promised by H. Daily News

A request appears in the H. Daily News column seeking the return of a lady's diamond ring last Saturday March 7 with no questions asked. The notice is concise and requests contact through the newspaper.

Lady H. Daily News

Ex-Convict Watson Real Enoch Arden

Ex convict Watson once known as Frank Watson lived under a new name after parole. He faced extortion, fled to Milwaukee, prospered, and finally surrendered at a Milwaukee police station to serve the remainder of his Ohio sentence. Authorities withheld his true name to protect relatives.

Watson Enoch Arden Frank Watson Canton Pennsylvania Columbus Milwaukee Grand Avenue Broadway Milwaukee Central Police Station Lieut. Flood Ohio Penitentiary Cleveland

Spring Arrives Across Cities as Warmth Returns

United Press reports from Chicago Portland Lincoln and New York show a nationwide shift to spring. Warmer temperatures arrive with milder days and early signs like blooming daffodils rose bushes and racing shells on the Mississippi. The Hudson River opens navigation as ice retreats marking the season’s start.

United Press Portland Ore Paull Mississippi River New York Feilers Melian Madison-aq Garden Benjamin B. O'Dell Hudson

Auxerophone Concert Today At Courtland Hotel Dining Room

Hear renowned artists Caruso Melha Gluck Tetrazzini McCormick Williams and more perform on The Pneumatic Victor in the Courtland hotel dining room. W F Frederick Piano Co advertises this musical event today with likely featured performers.

Courtland Hotel Caruso Melha Gluck Tetrazzini McCormick Williams W. F. Frederick Piano Co Adyvt

Hi Shaub Put Advt Hie Late March 19th

A fragmentary notice dated late March 19th references Shaub Put Advertisement. The text is sparse and may reflect an events brief or classified insertion with unclear details.

Hi Shaub Hie

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