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17 Mar 1921
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
Canton Man Holds Four In Massillon Burglary Case
Harris acquires Werner property lease for 800000 in Canton Massillon area while eight year old Thelma Kime dies after a shooting in Massillon. James Miller of Massillon and four Canton men are held on burglary charges as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarris
Isaac Werner
India
Harris
W. F
EB. T
Harris Agency
J. M
Ball
Werner
Thelma Kime
O. K. Kime
12Th-St
S. Ernest
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
James Miller
Duncan Merrell
Miller
Canton
Dommer
Merrell
Harry Stemper
G. E. McGee
Mahoningrd
Lee Taylor
Smithay
Joseph Cox
Essigol
Reply to Quinn Charge Sparks Council Debate
In a written reply attributed to Councilman W. F. Hobush, arguments defend the suspension of detectives and attack Attorney Quinn’s statements. The piece emphasizes impartial inquiry, cites witnesses with unblemished character, and argues for scrutiny of testimonies amid the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hobush
Civil Commission
Quinn
Council
Weather Signs unsettled skies and possible rain tonight
Ohio forecast shows unsettled conditions with likely rain. Warmer in the southeast is noted as a trend. Advertisement snippets mention repaired call bells, a store at 508 McKinley Ave NW, piano sale at Klein & Heffelman Co, and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Riday
South East
Doctor Gunsaulus Dies In Chicago At 68
Dr Frank W Gunsaulus president and founder of Armour Institute of Technology died in Chicago at 4 AM after heart disease. He led Central Church for 20 years and taught at Armour Institute. survived by his widow and five grown children all residents of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Gunsaulus
Central Church
Armour Institute
Chesterville
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Beloit College
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Judge And Jury Wade In Swamp
Judge Day and Assistant Prosecutor C. B. McClintock along with Atty Russell J. Burt and others wore rubber boots and walked over three miles through Jackson swamps to inspect property in the injunction case Cora Lytle Clay vs county auditor and treasurer. They sought firsthand view of land affected by the McDonaldsville road assessments and a county ditch opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cora Lytle Clay
Piano and phonograph sales and shoe shop ad notices
Local ads advertise Kenny's Piano Dept selling two player pianos at 375 and 450, J. W. Brown Piano Co offers saleroom deals, Klein & Heffelman promotes used phonographs at 89 with ten records, grass and garden tonic 100 lb sack at 1.00, Holmes-Letherman Seed Store, and C. J. Shoe Shop offer Easter shoe remodeling. Oak player pianos priced at 390 with terms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advy
Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Clevelandavy N
Modify Ban on Liquor Withdrawals To Permit Retailers
Internal Revenue Commissioner Williams announced the ban on liquor withdrawals from bonded warehouses will be modified on April 1 to allow withdrawals by retail druggists. Wholesale druggists remain barred and the wholesale liquor dealers shutdown order becomes effective May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Williams
Boehner, Thomas successor of Uncle Josh, dies on stage
William Lawrence Boehner known as William Lawrence and famed for playing Uncle Josh in The Old Homestead has died in Boston. He succeeded Denman Thompson in the role and was said to have played Uncle Josh countless times before his death on a local stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Lawrence Boehner
Denman Thompson
Uncle Josh
Boehner
William Lawrence
Josh
Lions Discuss Scout Work at Bend ER Meeting
The Lions club held a Wednesday noon meeting with 40 members present to discuss Boy Scout work. Dr. George Hackett spoke briefly and the group planned next ladies night at Sweaney's bakery with members and families as guests. St Patrick’s Day observance announced for 8 PM at Moose lodge hall with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Patrick's
Guy
Moose Hall
Lions Club
Bender's
George Hackett
Sweaney's Bakery
Sweeney
Canton
Canton Council of Boy Scouts organized in Canton
A Canton Council of Boy Scouts was formed by local business and professional leaders to oversee and expand scout work. Guy C. Hiner was elected commissioner with W. P. English as president and a 60 member goal. A trained executive will lead efforts, organize troops, and plan a big summer camp and rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Canton Council of Boy Scouts
Canton
Guy C. Hiner
W. P. English
Geo F. S. Melbourne
Urban Werner
A. IL. Oscar
J. H. Kenny
C. L. Ailes
Daugherty To Review Debs Case In President’s Plan
President Harding asks the attorney general to review the Eugene V. Debs case. Debs, socialist leader, is in Atlanta penitentiary. No action on release appeals until AG makes recommendations. White House denies notice of picketing by mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
White House
Christian
Debs
ASK INVESTIGATION IN DEATH OF GREGG
Citizens at a mass meeting urged an inquiry into injuries that caused Charles Gregg's death from brain concussion. Officials suspect a fall after Gregg claimed he was attacked and robbed. funds and a watch were found on him as he was discharged from a Wheeling hospital Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Wheeling
Charles Gregg
Gregg
Used Player Piano for sale at Klein & Hef felman Co
A used player piano offered for 265 dollars by Klein & Hefelman Co at 416 Market Ave N. The ad promises music at home and invites inquiries on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Heffelman Co
N.— Ady
Paper Cleaner Se a can, Pude linseed oil, $1.00 agal
Advertisement offers a 6 percent per annum bank interest payable semiannually through The Canton Morris Plan Bank. The ad notes linseed oil and a paper cleaner product with pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Advy
al. Gray
Masked Bandits Loot $80,000 to $100,000 in Jewelry
Four masked men robbed the Fochs Manufacturing Co. at 17 East 47th Street New York late yesterday, taking two suitcases of platinum jewelry and escaping by car. Police suspect the same quartet linked to the December 16 assault in which W. Andrews was killed. Inspectors say descriptions match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Coughlin
Jawin W. Andrews
Fifthay
Fochs Manufacturing Co., Inc
East 47Thst
Arrest Two For Selling Sneezing Powders
Muzzy and F J Wern ly proprietors of the Stark Novelty Co were arrested on juvenile court warrants charging them with contributing to the delinquency of school children by selling sneezing powders and itching powders to boys at their shops. They were released after promising to stop sale. Public school officials said powders caused disturbances in classes at North High and McKinley High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. WW. Muzzy
F. J. Wernly
Stark Novelty Co
Ake
North High School
McKinley High School
United States Sends New Note to Panama Over Boundary
The United States has sent a new note to Panama regarding the Panama Costa Rica boundary dispute. It is expected the State Department will announce the note's nature later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Panama
Washington
State Department
For Sale and Events Rundown in City Advertisements
A collection of classified blurbs notes a used dining room suite for sale at Klein & Heffelman Co with brief condition and pricing. Also advertised are a Bright Eyes Victor record release, a Canton Morris Plan Bank deposit invitation, and an Evangelistic Campaign by Walter Wagner running March 15 to 27 nightly at 7 45 with Salvation Army at 822 Walnut Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Waltnutaw SE
Walter Wagner
Oklahoma farmer faces murder trial in Hartong children deaths
In Ardmore Oklahoma Judge Champion opened the Hamon murder trial charging Gov Robertson and Attorney General Freeling with persecution of Clara Hamon. Adam Hartong faces charges as an accessory as three Hartong children died of diphtheria amid alleged religious opposition to anti toxin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
S. P. Freeling
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
J. S. Robertson
Oklahoma
S. B. Freeling
J. B. Champion
Hamon
Champion
Jake TL. Hamon
Adam Hartong
Stark Co
Alexander Dowie
T. C. McQuate
McQuate
Hartong
Frick
McDonaldeville
North Canton
Dowle
Tie
Court dismisses cases against 7 Sox players
March 17 the state ends prosecutions of seven Chicago White Sox and five others in the 1919 World Series scandal as the cases are dismissed before Judge Dever. Remaining defendants are placed on call. the state intends to pursue indictments again if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Robert E. Crowe
William KE. Deverand
Eddie Cicotte
Charles
White Sox
Harding appoints three recess picks in Washington
President Harding issues recess appointments to Edward C. Finney as first assistant secretary of the interior, William Spry as commissioner general of the land office, and Guy Goff as assistant attorney general, with hometowns listed as Kangana Utah and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Interior
Edward C. Finney
Kangana
The
Land Office
William Spry
Utah
Guy Goff
Wisconsin
Ex Mayor Horace Pennock Suffers Paralytic Stroke
Ex mayor Horace Pennock of Minerva suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday while in front of the village post office. He is 73 years old and a leading resident of the southeastern county. Pennock served several terms as mayor and is listed in local histories as a prominent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Pennock
Minerva
Pennock
Ile
Two Trains Collide in Norwood Killing Two
In Boston on March 17 a passenger train and a freight train collided head on in Norwood. Two people were killed and six injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Norwood
Bandit Firebrawl Attempt At Ohio Bank
Search was under way in Cleveland for the vandals who tried to blow the vault of a West Farmington bank. The bandits fled on a hand car, later stealing a Warren auto that was recovered in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
West Farmington
Plant to Resume Freemont Operations April 1
The Herbrand Co. plant will be in full operation by April 1, President Charles Thompson said. The company makes drop forgings for several automobile factories, about 300 men will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont
Herbrand Co
Charles Thompson
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Oush
Stephan Bros
McKinley-ay NW
Ohio Dry Co
Armour “Tech
Vietntim
Kenny
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Corner Walnut
Ady
C. & J. Shoe Shop
3Rd St
Grim Reaper
Central Council
Daugherty
ASK
Modern School of Dancing
Schlabach's Hall
N. Y
Marketar
Bright Eyes
Geo. C. Wille & Co
Adv
Meernor
Freeling
Keteh
Dunlap
Big Family
Vwmnma Wartong
Jacob Hartong
Nancy
Colomer McQuate
Loren L. Frick
Slartong
Hamnon
Jake Hamnon
Thamon
Dehaucher
Frank Keteh
Erret Dunlap
S. V. Mullen
Mullen
Buck” Garrett
Clara
Jake Hamon
Hartonger
Croweh and
Court Tilt
Dever
Klein & Hieffelman Co
J. W. Brown Plane Co
Clevelandav
State
Bell
Columbia
J. W. Trown Piano Co
Walnutay
Dokey
Johnston's Hall
St. Lpatrick’s
Order of Eagles
Zella B. Groff
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Victor Records
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Richman
I. BE. Hart
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