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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1916

Page

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Steiner Coal Company Plans 65 000 Stock Increase in Canton

Steiner Coal Company announces a stockholders meeting on April 20 to vote on increasing capital stock by 65 000 dollars. The move funds a new storage yard on Harrisburg road NE east of a Wheeling and Lake Erie line, near Stark Electric interurban, to serve growing building material needs and city expansion toward steel mills.

Steiner Coal Co Canton Harrisburg Rd Wheeling and Lake Erie East Creek Stark Electric A. W. Oberlin Eable Mahoningrd NE

Bandit Fires Across Border Area

Reports from Nuevo Laredo indicate a clash between American troops and Gen. Villa patrols earlier today with no details released. The incident comes amid ongoing border tensions as authorities monitor the flare up.

Laredo Texas Villa Carranza Nuevo Laredo

N O T Seeks More Land for West End Park Spur

N O T officials discuss negotiating for extra land in West End Park to accommodate a new spur from the Baltimore and Ohio rail line to the traction plant. City Engineer Sarver prepared a plot but revisions are needed to reflect the additional ground. city storage plans remain unaffected.

Traction Company J. *. Welty Baltimore and Ohio Railroad W. 8 Ruff Welty W. E. Sarver

75 Acre Tract Near City Open for Allotment

B T and J C Steiner announce purchase of a 75 acre tract east of the city on Louisville road for allotment. Property includes Edward Quass and heirs of Jacob Flory farms. Land will be surveyed, laid out in lots, trees planted, driveways and sidewalks laid as weather permits.

Louisville-rd B. T J. C. Steiner Edward Quass Jacob Flory Loulavillerd B. T. Steiner Steiner

Woman files 25000 suit over grave desecration by company

Mrs Ora B Mason of Lisbon charges Alliance Mausoleum Co. moved her husband Lewis A Mason’s body from Lisbon cemetery to a crypt without permission. She says the company destroyed garden plants and caused mental anguish. Clerk delayed filing for nonresident cost deposit. attorney is John H. McKee.

Alliance Mausoleum Co Lewis A. Mason Lisbon Ora B. Mason Starkco Kirk John H. McKee

Pat Pat Kiss Leads To Jail And Court Sentence

Nick Stiker slaps wife after dispute over pat pat kiss stunt. he is arrested on assault and battery charges. Judge Quinn orders a suspended six day workhouse term if no further slapping occurs. A third man in the triangle may be arrested if located.

Pat Pat Nick Stiker Quinn Stiker

Objections Arise To N. O. T. New Franchise

Massillon road franchise talks stir petitions from property owners along the Massillon road. Commissioners Bidwell and others say they will seek full public and property owner consultation before any action. Several petitions circulate with demands for road improvements or broad consultation, none yet a formal consent.

Massillon-rd William Fasnacht Bidwell

Will Not Sell Site of Church

The First Presbyterian Church property occupying the entire block was denied as for sale by a church officer. Reports claimed an offer to sell the west 85 feet or the whole plot, but officials said no sale or purchase offers were made and the church will stay and clear its debt.

First Presbyterian Church Tuscarawassi W Second-st McKinley and Wellsavs

Klosterman's Football Party and Reception Ad

An old newspaper item advertises Klosterman's Football Party and reception Tuesday evening with advance listings for pages 19-20. It notes Walter H. Double Jeweler and Optician promoting bracelet watches as practical and convenient. Tickets on sale at the Grand tomorrow at 10 am for The Only Girl musical comedy.

Klosterman Walter H. Double Hall Mark Store Tuscaranasst Adv

Liberty sewer menace sparks damages claim in Liberty-ay

Seven residents file a damage complaint with Clerk of Council W. Edgar Jackson over alleged contamination of private wells by the Liberty-ay SE sewer near 13th-st SE. They seek almost $6000 as the council weighs the matter at a Monday meeting.

Liberty-ay SE 13Th-St Wendell Herbruck W. Edgar Jackson East Creek Shriver’s Run Charles Meyer M. I. Mrenz L. Uhlman Liebrtgav SE M. M. Dick August Shearer Michael Christian Otto Wagner Sth-st

Villa Did Not Lead Columbus Raid Says Rancher

Francisco Villa did not lead the Columbus raid, asserts Otto Francks a Texas rancher who says he spoke with Gen. Funston. Francks notes Villa's absence on the day and denies Villa's links to bandit gangs.

San Antonio Texas Francisco Villa Columbus Otto Francks Santa Cataline Durango Prancks Funston Port Sam Touston Gen. Funston Villa Carranza Chihuahua Sonora

Coroner Called After Fatal Morgan Engine Car Crush

Coroner Douds investigated the death of Joe Matzaski who was crushed between two railroad cars on Saturday at the Morgan Engineering Co. plant in Alliance. The coroner was summoned Sunday to view the body.

Douds Alliance Joe Matzaski Morgan Engineering Co

Spring Arrives Quietly as Almanac Declares It

Canton wakes to vernal equinox at 4 47 AM Central time. Spring brings chilly winds and brighter sun as coal dealers report stock replenishment and railroads promise more shipments. Weather observer notes 12 above zero despite the season.

Canton Meyer Cir

Stark Rolling Mills Lay Off 190 Workers

One hundred fifty skilled employees of Stark Rolling Mills were laid off Monday as five of the firm's 18 mills closed due to a material shortage. No Canton mills were affected. Workers may return next week if new material supplies are confirmed. The layoff affects about a quarter of the tonnage workforce. common laborers remain on duty.

Stark Rolling Mills Beldenay NE Canton Youngstown Mills

Wife wills charity in Canton will while leaving husband five dollars

Mary G. Boerner dies in Canton and leaves 50 to the Catholic parish where she died and 150 to the Guardian Angel home for negro boys in Leavenworth Kansas. She gives only 5 to her husband. The rest of the estate goes to her children. Will signed in California in 1909 and filed for probate Monday.

Mary G. Boerner Guardian Angel Home Leavenworth Kansas California

Brotherhood Meeting at Trinity Reformed Church Tuesday

The Men's Brotherhood of Trinity Reformed Church will meet Tuesday evening. Mr. G. A. Garver of Strayburg Ohio will address the gathering with music by S. S. Orchestra and Mr. Arthur Hart. Refreshments. All men invited.

Men's Brotherhood of Trinity Reformed Church G. A. Garver Strayburg Ohio S. S. Orchestra Arthur Hart

The Grand Opera Sale Adverts and Piano Offers

Advertisements note the Grand Opera showing on Tuesday March 21 and a piano sale offering slightly used pianos, with several taken in exchange last Saturday and now on sale from 95 dollars upward. The Miller McConnell Co advertises further opportunities.

the Grand Opera Advy Miller-McConnell Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steiner Coal Company U. S West End Park Onan Custer Valentine Superior Dry Cleaning Co The Grand Opera Sday Joseph Yesday Louisville Leonard Agency Co Massillonrd T. K. Harris T. K. Harris & Co North End Sues Pat Canton Motor Car Co Ady Frederick John Boyle Canton Lodge K. of P First Christian Church D. G. Cable J. W. Hafler Chas Cook Jas Lane News Dorothy McCurdy Liberty Sixth Daily News Miss McCurdy Dorothy Battleship Fund Pershing Babicora Lake Galeana Juarez Gavira Zapata Washington First Congregational Tabernacle Ins. Agency Co Chass Mgr Gas Office Ady. Ut
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