Doctors Plan Interconnected Phone System in Canton Campaign
Canton physicians propose to install a private telephone exchange to intercommunicate with all doctors and to press a law forcing Ohio providers to interconnect for candidates next fall. They argue Stark Telephone Co. will raise rates after April and aim to cut costs by eight hour day operators at $30 monthly, creating a $42 annual per doctor estimate totaling about $2100 yearly for 50 physicians.
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Canton
Bell
Stark
Ohio
Stark Telephone Co
Question of Taking Operators Back Holds Up Strike Settlement
James Gibson faced police court after he hanged black draperies over J. K. McIlwaine’s eyes in a dispute over rumors. He said the act was a wallop but warranted and received a $10 fine with a suspended 20 day sentence on condition he not disturb McIlwaine again.
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James Gibson
J. K. McIlwaine
Gibson
Jie
McIilwaine
Concilia tory stance stalls settlement in Stark strike
Stark telephone operators protest a demand that all strikers return to work together or none. Nora Desler says the company will not take back ring leaders. Mediation efforts resume as Fr. Croxton returns to Canton. Miss Peteh faces assault charges from Friday clash with strike breakers.
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State Industrial Commission
Nora Desler
A. F. of L
H.T. Keating
Fr. CC. Croxton
Canton
Anntous
Canton Clean-Up Days Set For May First And Second
Canton designates May 1 and 2 for a city wide clean-up drive led by Service Director Kent. Street Superintendent Dine will organize district committees and coordinate dumps, with police enforcing rules in foreign districts. Businesses, schools, Boy Scouts, and the health board join in to clear streets and improve sanitation.
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Kent
Canton
Kunkel
Dine
Business Men's Association
Boy Scouts of
Health Board
City Health Board
Mesnar
Service
Board of Health
Athlete Beggar Walks to Wooster in Telegraph Pact
George Gray, held on a begging charge, agreed to walk to Wooster Ohio and telegraph Judge Quinn when he reached the city. He told the court he was connected with the athletic field at Wooster. The judge challenged him to complete the trek safely and report back. Gray began the long hike after promising the telegraph.
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George Gray
Wooster, O
Quinn
Gray
Skotnicky
Woosene
Wooster
Stingy Joe Rubin Arrest Sparks Local Court Talk
Joe Rubin, an immigrant from the old country, was arrested by Detective Bour on suspicions and described as the stingiest man in the city by his brother who testified in police court. The sibling claimed Rubin is not a thief but frugal, often going to the auditorium and rising early for work at a bakery earning seven dollars weekly, having saved nearly forty dollars plus board and clothes. Police found Rubin with groceries, a small chisel, and fifty six dollars in his clothing.
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Joe Rubin
Old Country
Bour
Joe
Rubin
Claim Rogers Mortgage Declared Fraudulent Dummy Transaction
United Press reports the appellate division orders a new trial to cancel a $600000 mortgage on property given to the Messiah home for crippled children. Judges call the loan a fraud and a dummy transaction involving Henry H. Rogers and a returning deed through a clerk.
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United Press
New York
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Messiah Home
Supreme Court
Rogers
Pickaway Co Taxer Called On Civil Service Issue
Columbus March 21 H M Dunnick Pickaway co district taxer will be called on the state carpet early next week for violation of the state civil service law the state tax omission announced today Dunnick appointed Charles Cord ay and L C O Daffer as deputy Xers after both failed to pass civil service tests for the job
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United Press
Columbus
H. M. Dunnick
Pickaway-co
Dunnick
Charles Corday
L. C. O'Daffer
Xers
Weather outlook hints warmer night and fair east forecast
The weather page notes warmer conditions overnight with a fair to partly cloudy forecast in the eastern portion. Sun may bring some cloudiness, with a likely slight increase in temperatures.
Knight Templars Confer Temple and Malta Saturday Night
Knight Templars announce a gathering this Saturday evening March 21 at 7 30 to confer Temple and Malta. L. v. Busche RB C-Advt 20-21.
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Knight Templars
Temple
Malta
L. v. Busche
RB. C
Chief Narrowly Escapes as Train Hits Auto
In Cleveland on March 21 Battalion Chief Howley and eight firemen escaped serious injury when a Nickel Plate freight train crashed into their auto and hose wagon responding to a fire at the National Lead Co plant. The blaze was described as trivial. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Schrader of 1223 Ninth Street NE.
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United Press
Cleveland
Howley
National Lead Co
National Lead Company
William Schrader
Ninth-st NE
E. Burton Holmes
New York
Margaret Elise Oliver
Charles Kemble Oliver
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Holmes
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Changes in W and L trains schedule for Canton departure
Time changes set March 22 affect W and L trains from Canton to Cleveland at 8 10 AM 10 48 AM and 6 PM and to Wheeling and Zanesville at 9 26 AM and 5 50 PM plus Carrollton Branch at 9 45 AM and 9 05 PM Adyt. notices dated 19 20 21 23.
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Canton
Cleveland
Wheeling
Zanesville
Carrollton
Adyt
Diminutive Mack Murray Freed After Scotch Boy Arrest
In a Shawnee courtroom 12 year old Mack Murray from Scotland was discharged after explaining he fell asleep on a chair, broke his arm, and needed liniment. He insisted he would depart for Scotland immediately and denied any inward use of liniment. The judge questioned his origin and timing of arrival.
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Mack Murray
Scotland
Quinn
Mack
Shawnee
Boar
Eastern millionaire kills himself at Mt. Clemens
Ashton W. Lee, Sr., a millionaire manufacturer of Lawrence, Massachusetts, killed himself in a Mt. Clemens hotel room firing three bullets into his head. He had told guests he feared losing his mind and died hours later. Son Ashton Lee, Jr. of Lawrence was notified.
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United Press
MT. Clemens
Mich
Ashton W. Lee, Sr
Lawrence
Mass
Ashton Lee, Jr
Lawrence, Mass
Police Clerk Arrested for Embezzlement in Springfield
N J Fischer former police clerk was arrested on embezzlement charges after state examiner Heck found about 3000 missing from city and state accounts. He is accused of embezzling 52 from court funds and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Tehan.
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Tutted Presse
Springfield
Merch
N. J. Fischer
Heck
Fischer
Tehan
Joint meeting to aid Grand Army band reorganization
Sunday afternoon a joint meeting of the Grand Army band board and a citizens committee will meet in the band room Market ay 8. A plan to raise funds for another year of band operation will be outlined. The group needs a director new uniforms and quarters but funds are insufficient.
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Grand Army Band
Citizens’ Committee
Market Ay 8
The New Cook Habit and the Want Ad Lesson
A column argues housewives chase cooks by firing and hiring constantly. It claims the best cooks come via Want Ads and warns readers to use this medium to avoid the habit of frequent turnover.
Polder Free Post Cards at The Empire Gallery Ad
An advertisement from The Empire Gallery offers a free polder with every dozen post cards purchased this month.
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the Empire Gallery
M'Carrick Lad Still Missing
Warren McCarrick, seven, remains missing ten days after vanishing from his Philadelphia home. An elderly recluse near the residence was questioned after a clay‑filled spade was found, then released. A $500 reward was offered for the boy’s recovery and the abductors’ arrest and conviction.
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Y United Pres
Philadelphia
Warren McCarrick
McCarrick
Blankenburg
GUTLERY CASE AWAITS FURTHER PLEADING
The Carnes Canton Cutlery Co sues the Vignes Novelty Cutlery Co seeking an injunction to stop use of agents lists Carnes says were provided by him. Judge Day granted a temporary restraining order and the case awaits additional pleadings with the Novelty company likely to respond within three weeks. The matter remains pending until after their poonage date.
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Carnes Canton Cutlery Co
Vignes Novelty Cutlery Co
Novelty Concern
Carnes
Common Pleas Court
Novelty Company
Royal Blend Coffee Noted for Fine Favor
An advertisement notes Royal Blend Coffee as having fine flavor and quality appeal. Descriptive claim highlights aroma and taste to attract customers. May reflect a period advertising style emphasizing superior flavor.
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Royal Blend Coffee
Advt
Wertz Could Enter Race Clouding Democratic Pre-Primary
Ed S. Wertz of Wooster, attorney and former U.S. district attorney candidate, may join the congressional race in the Sixteenth district. Other Democrats include Ed Meyer of Canton, with J. KK. Hurst likely to declare, and Holmes co possibly entering. Congressman Whitacre was reported missing after a woods ride near Waynesburg, with hopes of a Canton return.
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Ed S. Wertz
Wooster
Washington
Wertz
United States District Attorney
Ed Meyer
Canton
J. KK. Hurst
Philadelphia
Holmes Co
Sixteenth
Circulate Petitions for Governor Cox
Ohio Democrats push for Cox nomination circulating petitions after his Lincoln trip. Finley says 20 000 signatures are sought to back Cox, though the minimum is 8000, signaling extensive voter support across the state. Cox attended a birth day dinner for W J Bryan in Lincoln before returning to Columbus.
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United Press
Columbus
Cox
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Organization
Finley
Ohio
Will Try Finley and Associates Wednesday
Columbus March 21 United Press Prosecuting Attorney Turner announced that the cases of W L Finley Emery Lattanner M A Goller A V Abernathy and other state officials charged with soliciting funds for political purposes from civil service employees will be brought to trial Wednesday Finley Lattamer and Goller indicted jointly on three counts will be tried first.
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United Press
Columbus
Turner Today
W. L. Finley
Emery Lattanner
M. A. Goller
A.V. Abernathy
Finley
Lattamer
Goller
No Time for Love Only Overcoats in New York Spring
New York reports the official opening of spring with a record cold on March 21. Robins and birds signal spring while men bundle in overcoats earmuffs and warm rooms as the temperature sits six above at 6 30 a m.
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United Press
New York
Hoover Junior Cleaner Demonstration Ad Shown
An advertisement promotes the Hoover Junior machine branded The King Of Cleaners for home demonstrations. The Hoover Electric Sweeper Co located at 109% Fourth Street NW near Masonic block conducts in home showcases.
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Hoover
King of Cleaners
Hoover Elec
Masonic Breck
Special Bargains In Photographs At The Empire Gallery
The Empire Gallery advertises special bargains on photographs for the balance of this month with a multi day promotion listed as Advt. 20 21 22.
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the Empire Gallery
Street name changes to map schools to avenues Canton
The board of education will vote at its next meeting to rename schools to match their street locations. John C. Harmony proposes renaming the North Cherry Street building to Cherry ay and the South Market Street building to Market ay. Final changes require street name updates on cars and school signs.
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Canton
Board of Education
John C. Harmony
City pushes early award of sewage plant contract
Officials aim to award the sewage disposal plant contract within a week. Consulting Engineer Pratt, aided by Starrett from the many league, travels to Cleveland and Howenstine farm area to prepare construction estimates. They return Sunday with figures for the sewer committee, with Kent planning a council and engineer meeting Sunday afternoon to review surveys and be ready for actions Monday night.
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Pratt
Steinmetz
Howenstine
Service
Kent
Starrett
Many League
Cleveland
Canton
Econnell
Inter-City Association Meets in Summit County
A meeting of the inter city N T association in Akron discussed the executive committee report on N T franchises and service complaints. Representatives from 19 cities along the line attended the session to consider recommendations for improving conditions.
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N. O. T. Association
Akron
N. T
Moses Divorce Granted by Common Pleas Judge
Common Pleas Judge Ake granted a divorce Saturday morning to Effie Moses of Wilmot from Albert Moses on grounds of wilful absence for over three years. W. Holmes Council No. 41 N. C. U. A. M. members urged to attend Sunday at 2 p m to reorganize degree team.
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Common Pleas
Ake
Effie Moses
Wilmot
Albert Moses
W. Holmes
Hall
Ady
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M. B. Wamond
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Portsmouth
Johnston
Hannah Peteh
Ethel Coyle
Helen Leibtag
Miss Petch
Misa Peteh
B. M. A. Boy Scouts
George
Ver
Call Pickaway
Chief
N. Y
Carrick
Gutlery
Congressional Bee
ED Wertz
Cision
Whitacre
Hobson Bill
Waynesburg
Hobson
Finley and Associates
Inter-City Association
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