Cherry Seeks Parking Cut and Street Upgrades
At the regular meeting the council discussed removing tracks from the public square and moving them to improve service. A paving plan for Cherry from 13th to Sherrick, and Sherrick Rd SE from ay SE to the east corporation for grading curbing and sidewalks was approved, with the matter referred to the rest and alley committee for further action. A sign initiative and cost review were ordered. The county board’s taxi parking complaint led to a proposed fifteen minute limit. A separate railway track relocation was endorsed to improve service and cleanliness, with a six cent wage for workers noted. A fuel tax measure to boost city funding for traffic regulation was supported in principle, pending legislative action. Water bills prompted a committee inspection after meter readings showed intermittent discrepancies.
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Nellman Heyne
Fe County Board of Commiss
Rawas Street
Stansberry
Sehould
Uwekmen
Draymen
Cherry
Metera
Third Urge in Month Results in Multiple Liquor Arrests
George Washington 416 Rex FE was arrested Monday night on liquor law violations. North Canton police raided 420 SE and found assistants destroying odor and pouring disinfectant on liquor. McGlynn and Frank Har 5 Market av S were charged with liquor violations and suspicious person status. Orth Small was held as a witness after taking a woman to the place and purging liquor from each man. John Brennen is also identified in the case.
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Leas
George Washington
Rex FE
North Canton
St SE
Aid
McGlynn
Frank Har
Orth Small
Small
Kert
John Brennen
Driver Held After Collision on Canton Road
Police say W B Ders of Akron was arrested in Canton Massillon Road area after a car struck a parked vehicle while under the influence. Both cars were badly damaged and the roadway was blocked during the incident Monday night.
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Win- Way
W. B. Ders
Akron
Nquor
Harmon Wire- Eh
Canton-Massillon
San Sutomobile
League Head Assumes Post in Anti Saloon Work
A. V. Shriver photographed as he takes charge of the Anti Saloon league in the district. He arrives from Toledo to replace Charles F. Wiseman, has long been with the league, and spent seven years in Toledo. Former East Liverpool mayor, he has long been active in dry work in the state.
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A. V. Shriver
Anti Saloon League
Shriver
Toledo
Charles F. Wiseman
The
League
East Liverpool
City Firemen Petition For Pay Raise
City firemen presented a signed petition to the council seeking higher pay. They argue current wages fail to cover living costs. The issue was sent to the police and fire committee. Ninety officers and men with pay from 1890 to 2700 per year, with wartime minimum at 1980, have seen several cuts and one raise since the war. Not all names appeared on the petition.
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Police and Fire Committee
Blaze Extinguished in Two Local Fires
Fire department responded to a grass blaze on Maryland at SW near 13th and to 328 Ith St SE where a chimney caused a fire. The two story frame building, owned by M. Friedman and occupied by Jones, suffered little damage as the fire remained in a wall section.
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Maryland
13Th
Lth
M. Friedman
Jones
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promoted for Colds
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a safe preventive for colds grip or influenza. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and emphasizes a proven remedy. The copy reflects early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
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E. W. Grove
City struggles to meet rising cinder requests
For a year the city hauled about 110 truck loads of cinders daily yet demand grows. Council reads 100 requests for street and alley cindering, then concedes they cannot meet the need. They will cinder the worst locations first while others wait for favorable conditions.
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Harter
School Work Is To Start Soon
Preliminary work for additions to four school buildings, contracted to George H. White Construction Co, will probably begin late this week. The school board was told Monday night that work might start Tuesday, but company officials said they could not begin so soon. It is not decided which building will start first. Buy and sell through Hemlock 3500.
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George H. White Construction Co
Board of Education
Former Official To Lecture Here
Josephus Daniels former secretary of the Navy will speak at the First Christian church Wednesday evening for the Canton Community Course final lecture Daniels helped build the bridge of ships to England and is noted for challenging lectures to America drawing serious attention from thoughtful citizens.
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Josephus Daniels
United States Navy
Canton
R. D. Smith
England
America
Daniels
Navy
Notable Educator Daniels to Speak on Wednesday
He is described as leading the biggest educational institutions in America and a member of UNC and American University boards. Daniels has multiple honorary degrees including a Doctor of Letters from Washington and Lee. His Wednesday talk titled Passing the Buck will draw crowds with his forceful platform style. Single admissions will be sold at the church door.
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America
Secretary of the Navy
University of North Carolina
American University of Washington
D.C
Washington and Lee University
Daniels
Canton youth held for theft
Clyde Clement a 19 year old from Canton was charged with stealing 86 dollars from West Side Feed Milling Co on January 9. He was arrested in Dayton and will be returned here. The owner later reported receiving a letter from him with 160 dollars in checks promising payment in 80 days. After 60 days with no payment, officials pressed for his arrest. India voted 2 500 000 dollars as a bounty for its steel industry.
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Clyde Clement
West Side Feed & Milling Co
Dayton
Clement
Maple School Addition Sought After Bond Issue Gap
Committees representing the Maple av school district urged the board of education Monday for an addition to Maple av school. A district resident letter was read. The board said the bond issue did not cover Mapleav and funds after the current program must be checked before promising action. They favored studying the Mapleav situation before any decision, and noted a new unit might be needed at a different site.
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Maple Av
Board of Education
Tssue
Mapleau
Wea
Boy Injured When Struck by Automobile
Seven year old Rom Michalopauls sustained minor bruises after a car driven by H R McKinney a Pearl Motor Co salesman struck him near the 5th Street area while the boy played with others. McKinney said he was driving into a garage when the child darted in front of the vehicle.
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Rom Michalopauls
H. R. McKinney
Kelifhower
McKinney
Pearl Motor Co
Board approves advertising for Woodland school expansion site
A Monday night meeting of the board of education approved advertising for the site of the Woodland school expansion. The resolution designates a lot north of the current Woodland school as the location for the proposed new unit, aligning with plans for the updated facility.
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Woodland School For
Board of Education
Woodland School
Scott's Emulsion Adnote from Bloomfield NJ
An advertisement noting Scott's Emulsion by Scott & Bowne located in Bloomfield New Jersey. The brief item highlights a medicinal product branded as a tonic or supplement commonly used in the era. Details focus on product name and supplier without additional context.
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Canton, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Harold R. McQuiston
Fifth
Wells Ave
L. A. Chapman
Pace
India
Daniel Webster Flour Your Grocers van Products Co
Meck
Broidery
Yarmara, Manitoba
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Baron Duckie
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