Harter Opposes Mayor on Police Funding and Transfers
Councilman C. E. Harter contends the city misleads the public about police funding. He cites past transfers from the General Fund to the Safety Fund and deficiency bonds, noting 1922 transfers totaling 86,500 and 13,000 in indebtedness to cover police needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Harter
Third Ward
Elying
Curtis
Harter
Finance Committee
Coun
General Fund
Safety Fund
Fragmentary Weather Forecast Report
A damaged weather snippet from yesterday shows at 7 am readings with vague terms for maximum and minimum temperatures. The text is incomplete, offering little usable data beyond reference to daily weather conditions.
Old Rivals Box for Welterweight Honors in Akron
Johnny Griffiths of Akron faces Al Walther of Canton in a 12 round welterweight bout at the Auditorium on Monday night. Three other good bouts accompany the card with popular prices and seats on sale at Simpsons. Ady for the latter's and Renkert Building notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
al Walther
Canton
Ohio
Simpson
Simpson's
Kiafter’s
Renkert
Adv
Motor car stalls near Norwood and liquor seized
The motor went dead and 100 bottles of whiskey were seized in Norwood Ohio after the auto carrying the liquor stalled. Police took the whiskey and George B. Thomas of Savannah Georgia into custody. Thomas faces charges of transporting and possessing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOTOR
AUTO
Norwood
George B. Thomas
Savannah
Thomas
Ironton Judge Accused of Bribe in Divorce Case
In Ironton Ohio on March 15 Judge A J Layne of the common pleas court faced open accusation from Emma Haas that he accepted 125 dollars to grant a divorce to Mrs Chester Ward. Ward testified she paid the money and Layne pocketed it before leaving to a store. The judge denied the charges and said he would refer them to Chief Justice Marshall for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton. O
A. J. Layne
Common Pleas Court
Emma Haas
Chester Ward
Ironton
Haas
Ward
Layne
Toto
Marshall
Supreme Court
Prone Pole Suit filed by A T Snyder against Ohio Telephone
Atty A T Snyder answered and cross petition in a dispute with The Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Co over pole placement on Snyder's Paris area farm. The company claims a grant to place poles. Snyder cites encroachment and interference with tillage and seeks injunction and removal of poles and anchors. Legal counsel Lynch Day Fimple Lynch represents Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. A. Talmadge Snyder
Ohio Telephone & Telegraph Co
Snyder
Paris
Lynch, Day, Fimple & Lynch
Income tax payments total about 400 million
Treasury officials report that income tax receipts paid to collectors nationwide will total about 400 million dollars. Secretary Mellon notes the exact amount of the first quarterly installment will be known early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Youngstown rail work car accident claims 11 year old
Joseph Foutts son of H. G. Foutts died in East Liverpool hospital after suffering a fractured skull when struck by a passing Youngstown and Ohio River Railroad work car. The incident occurred last night near East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Joseph
H. G. Foutts
Youngstown and Ohio River
Sunday Excursion to Columbus From Canton
Announcement of a Sunday excursion to Columbus with departure 8 46 a m and return 5 p m Central time. Round trip fare 32 70 from Canton, offered via the Pennsylvania Railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Canton
Edith Wynne Matthison Sears Opens at Baer’s
Edith Wynne Matthison Sears opens to the public at Baer’s on Saturday at 9 a.m. Admission advance notice for fans and local theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wynne
Matthison
Sears
Baer
St Patrick's Day Plant Sweet Peas
Holmes Letherman Seed Store at 330 Cleveland Ave NW advertises sweet peas for St Patrick's Day planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day
Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Cleveland-av NW
Adyv
Piano Tuning Service Ad by V HL Kline
Local piano tuner V HL Kline offers expert service with contact Bell 1796 W and State 3097 R. Reliable set up and tuning for instruments at home or studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. HL. Kline
Bell
Free Dancing Free Admission for Ladies Thursday
An advertisement for a ladies free dance night at Blue Bird Hall. The event promotes free admission for women and mentions a park plan and Norwood’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Hall
Park Plan
Norwood
Adv
Herbruck Heads New City Water Commission poses expansion plans
E G Herbruck elected president of the city’s newly created water commission with E E Cline as vice president and W A Armstrong as secretary. The panel aims to seek a new water source for domestic and commercial use, noting factories often tap city water and surface water could better serve them. The commission succeeds the 1917 body and includes members from local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Herbruck
New Water Commission
E. E. Cline
United Alloy Steel Corporation
New Commission
William Armstrong
W. D. Pownall
Arctic Ice Machine Company
Harry B. Frease
Marcus T. Lathrops
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Hobush
Homan
French
Councilmanic Water Committee
Herman Tt. Witter
Curtis
Herbruck
Cline
Pownall
Hierbruck
Ohligher
Exports Rise in February Trade Value
Exports from the United States in February reached 310 million dollars, against 250.6 million in February 1922, the Department of Commerce reported. For the eight months ending March 1, value totals stood at 2.657 billion dollars in 1923 versus 2.480 billion in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Special Friday Only Five player rolls for $1.00
Kenny's Piano Dept Adv announces a Friday promotion offering five player rolls for one dollar. The ad highlights a limited time deal aimed at attracting casual players and piano enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Social Notes Preview Highlights High Society Tricks
In her inaugural Sunday piece she claims bridge and skags unlock elite circles and reveals bootlegger activities among social leaders. The article also profiles ex-es now sliding down the social toboggan, with special features planned for Sunday.
Canton Spring Exposition Opens With Vivid Color
The Canton Merchants Association opened its annual Spring Exposition with crowds admiring bold window displays across downtown. Prizewinning shops include Stern & Mann Co receiving first for artistry, Lefkovits second, Leftner Co third with living models. several stores showcase new spring fashions and furniture as the event runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Merchants’ Association
Canton
Fifth Avenue
Canton Woman's Club
Stern & Mann Co
Lefkovits
Leftner Co
Margaret Klein
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Dry Goods Economist of
New York
Young man offered free training at Y M C A Technical School
A young man may enroll in a free training course at the Y M C A Technical School designed to teach driving skills across all makes of cars. The advertisement emphasizes accessible education and career-ready instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Technical School
Canton Canton No 80 P M All Chevaliers Meet
The Canton No 80 P M Cavalier officers call all Chevaliers to a Friday evening meeting for business of importance. Captain Geo. Krumlauf and clerk H. E. Krumilauf are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Canton
Geo. Krumlauf
H. E. Krumilauf
Adv
Dr Edwin S Stucker To Speak On Paying the Price
The First Baptist church hosts Dr Edwin S Stucker tonight as he delivers a sermon titled Paying the Price advancing the church program and inviting the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Stucker
First Baptist Church
Baer's Friday seat rules set 9 am to 5 pm Adyvy
Patrons must observe seating rules at Baer's on Friday from 9 a m to 5 p m under Adyvy guidance. The notice outlines time window and policy for customers attending the event.
McKinley Lodge Special Communication Friday
A special communication of Wm. McKinley lodge will be held Friday evening March 16th at 6 30 o clock. M M degree will be conferred. Harry Schlimmer W M H H Heingartner Sec Ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKinley Lodge
M. M
Harry Schlimmer
W. M
H. H. Heingartner
Ady
Junior Moose Dance Friday Night at St Patrick’s Moose Hall
A Friday night junior Moose dance is planned at the St Patrick’s Moose Hall with admission set at 75 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Moose Hall
Ohio Solons Back Down In Stand On Firing Kent Head
Ohio lawmakers back Kent Normal College from removal of president J E McGilvray as Kent Normal trustees refuse to dismiss him. The biennial appropriation bill includes 700000 for Kent Normal and tax relief measures for motor vehicles proceed to senate utilities committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Solons
Kent Head
Columbus
Kent Normal School
House Finance Committee
J. E. McGilvray
Kent Normal
McGillvray
Collister
Senate Utilities
House Taxation Committee
Senate Taxation Committee
Secretary of State
State Tax Commission
Senate
State Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
Temperance Committee
House
Fish and Game Committee
Hill
Meigs County
Reference Committee
Roooster College Glee Club Concert at First Presbyterian
By Men's Glee Club of Roooster College at First Presbyterian Church Friday evening 7 45 Prof Ralph Soule of Dunbar Opera Co New York soloist Admission 50 cents Advy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roooster College
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Soule
Dunbar Opera Co
N. Y
Spring glove styles at Arthur's
Elbow length and gauntlet leather gloves in several colors priced from 2.95 to 6.60. Arthur's store at 204 Market North-Advance offers these spring accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur’s
Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Lenses Ad Claims
An advertisement announces Kryptok invisible bifocal lenses offered by Walter HI Double at 123-125 Tuse E Adyv. The copy emphasizes clear vision through concealed magnification and fashionable wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryptok
Walter HI
Adyv
U S Marshal Office Moves to Columbus
The United States Marshal for the southern district of Ohio will transfer offices to Columbus. Retiring Marshal Michael Devanney and successor Stanley Borthwick arranged the move by telephone and plan to complete the transfer in Columbus, likely April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
District of
Ohio
Columbus
Michael Devanney
Stanley Borthwick
Hundreds Attend Bernower Service
A large crowd filled St John s Catholic church for a solemn high mass in memory of Phil J Bernower who died suddenly in Los Angeles. The service featured Rev Father Graham and a Knights of Columbus guard of honor plus Scout tribute from Troop 17. Bernower was second vice president of the Canton Scout Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Bernower
Clevelanday
Los Angeles
Cal
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mr. Bernower
Father Graham
Order of Knights of Columbus
Joseph Mason
Cleveland
Julius Dannemiller
Akron
J. WH. Kenny
Joseph MM. Blake
George B. Frease
A. B. Clark
J. G. Obermeier
J. P. Morrow
St. John’s Church
Charles J. Mills
Bernower
Canton Scout Council
engineer named Massillon city engineer to replace deceased Harold Howard
E Rice a Syracuse University civil engineer and current Wooster city engineer was appointed by Massillon Mayor M P J Kirchhofer to fill the vacancy caused by Howard's December death. Rice previously worked with Syracuse city planning and Akron highways division in 1919 20 and will assume duties April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Rice
Syracuse University
Wooster
M. P. J. Kirchhofer
Massillon
Harold Howard
Rice
City Planning Commission
Syracuse
Division of Highways
Akron
Phone rates set for Alliance area as unification nears
The state utilities commission authorized specific telephone rates for the Alliance exchange upon the full unification of Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone. Rates include business individual line 7.50 dollars monthly, business two party six dollars, business rural 3.25, residence individual 8.25, residence two party 2.59, residence rural 2.25, and residence four party 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Alliance Exchange
Ohio Bell
Ohio State
Egg prices tumble to new low at 80 cents a dozen
Wholesale egg prices fell to 80 cents per dozen on Thursday morning with ample supply seen for the Easter season. The drop signals a likely lowest level in years as producers anticipate demand coming into spring.
Three Other Good Bouts At Kiafter's and Renkert Building
Card of bouts highlights action at Kiafter's and Renkert Building with three additional strong matches noted. Local promoters and fighters aim for decisive outcomes and fan excitement in the evening program.
Park offers free admission and dance night this week
This week free admission and a park event feature a dance night. A black baby and a chest of silver were promised as giveaways on Saturday night.
Paper Delivery Line Clarifies Missed Copy Service
Readers can call 3600 to request a replacement copy. The circulation desk operates every evening until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11 o'clock.
Courage in Fire Claims Attendant Amid Angelica Asylum Blaze
In Angelica New York a boiler room explosion and rapid fire kill nine people including seven bed ridden women and two men. Attendant Charles Sanborn dies after saving three inmates, his charred body found in the entrance hall debris. Authorities list six bed ridden victims recovered and note one woman escaped by jumping from a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Alegheny Co
Angelica
Charles Sanborn
Sanborn
Columbia Heights Resort Raided. Narcotics and Gambling Charges
Gas Vardis of 217 Cleveland Avenue Columbia Heights was arrested after a raid by Chief of Police E. Tie Massillon and two federal officers. Cocaine valued around 5000 was seized. Vardis faces unlawful narcotics possession and gambling charges and is to be arraigned in Cleveland. He posted 2000 bond. Police found poker chips dice and foaming tables at the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbia Heights
Tie
Massilion
Massillon
Truck Driver Fined $700 For Overloaded Load
C. A. Jackson a Colonial Foundry Co. driver of Louisville was fined 100 and costs the maximum penalty for first offense by Justice C. E. Heminger after pleading guilty to driving an overloaded truck on an improved highway. His truck weighed 24 775 pounds well over the 20 000 pound limit arrested by Deputy Sheriff C. E. Alsbaugh officials plan to seek stiffer penalties in spring when roads suffer greater damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jackson
Colonial Foundry Co
Louisville
C. E. Heminger
C. E. Alsbaugh
Notable Alumni and Event at Lehman High
Edith Wynne Matthison and Margaret Gage to attend a school event at Lehman High School on Tuesday evening March 20. Charles Kann Kennedy also named as attendee in the adv. notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wynne Matthison
Margaret Gage
Charles Kann
Kennedy Lehman High School
Black Baby and Chest of Silver Auction at Eagles Carnival
A Saturday night Eagles Carnival offered a charity auction featuring a black baby statue and a chest of silver as prizes. Park officials announced a dancing program for the week with free admission for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Carnival
Adv
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Mee
Harter Ayers
Noday
Gharges
A. Talmadge Snyder
E. G. Herbruck
NEW Water Board
United Alley
Miles Poindexter
Peru
Canton Sunday News
Pmre
gMrs
Cyrus E. Woods
P Moore
Washington, D. C
Spain
Japan
Ile
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lillian Russell
Adyvy
American Legion
Peace Utilities
Griswold
Greene County
John Bryan
Cox
Davis
Broadstone
Bryan
Graves
Glee Club
Hallmark” Store
U. S. Marshal's
Bernower Service
Kirchhofer
C. FE. Rice
Alliance Area
Park
Columbia Heights Resort
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