North Canton to join Canton sewer system in pact talks
Officials from North Canton and Canton along with county leaders and engineers reached a tentative agreement to connect the village sewer with Canton’s system. North Canton will pay about 75 percent of the estimated 124000 dollar cost with the rest assessed on district property. The plan may extend one mile east, with West Creek still a pollution concern.
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North Canton
Canton
Howenstine
State Board of Health
West Creek
Canton Spring Exposition Opens Wednesday Fashion Display
The Canton Spring Exposition will open Wednesday at 7 30 p m with thousands expected to visit from nearby towns to view new spring fashions in women's and men's apparel, furniture, and related displays. Downtown merchants will showcase pretentious window displays and doors open for four days of shopping.
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Canton
First Day of Spring Hit by Winter Storms in Several Cities
Bitter cold and heavy snow marked the first day of spring as Wheeling and Cleveland reported snow and low temps. A blizzard hit southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky while fruit growers fear damage to budding crops in the southern Ohio belt.
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Cleveland
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Weather Outlook Ohio Tonight Through Wednesday
Generally fair conditions in Ohio with continued cold tonight. Temperatures rise slowly Wednesday in the west and north portions. Also note Osborne's Orchestra at Eagles Dattee Hall Tonight and Acme Laundry promoting new Economy bundles Soft Finish with both phones 425.
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Ohio
Osborne
Eagles Dattee Hall
Adv
Acme Laundry
Zoning Plans For City Being Drawn
Canton officials report drafting a zoning system as planning commission members study data from other cities and cite years of discussion hindered by finance.
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Canton
Planning Commission
Commission
Donahey Attacks Davis Over State Spending and Taxes
Democratic candidate Vic Donahey charged Governor Davis with boosting government costs by $1,000,000 in salaries and failing to defend his administration. He criticized tax policy, called for tax reform to equalize real estate and intangible property burdens, and cited a 33 minute legislature session approving a $50,000,000 two year appropriations bill.
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Davis
Vic Donahey
Jefferson Club
Donahey
May Buy Guns For Police Department
Councilman Harley Homan introduced a resolution Monday night authorizing the police and fire committee to study buying six rifles and six riot guns for the police. He noted bankers and businessmen had urged heavier firearms for bank robberies and riots. Dollar Day Thursday at Arthur's, 204 Market Ave N. Adv.
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Harley Homan
Police and Fire Committee
Homan
Letherman Supply Co Monthly Grocery Price List Offer
The Letherman Supply Co offers a monthly mailed grocery price list upon request. Advertised items include Campbell's Baked Beans six cans for 65 cents and Climax Paper Cleaner three cans for 25 cents. To join, call 2871-2872-Adv.
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Letherman Supply Co
Campbell's
Climax Paper Cleaner
New Shipments of Player Rolls at 69 Cents
New shipments of Player rolls including My Mammy Knows Yoo Hoo Swanee River Moon Another Waltz Mickey O Neil and Good Bye Shanghi offered at 69 cents each in music parlors third floor Klein Heffelman Zollars Co Adv
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Mickey O'Neil
Klein- Heffelman-Zollars Co
Adv
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Music Parlor Listings for Mickey ONeil and Others
Music parlors advertise performances by Mickey ONeil and others including Another Waltz and Swanee River Moon on the third floor. Klein Heffel man Zollars Co Adv signs for booking and promotion.
Girl distribution of over 3.5 million dollars in Stark County funds
A girl at the courthouse oversaw a historic semi annual tax settlement distributing 3 543 000 dollars in ready money for counties townships municipalities and schools for the next six months. The breakdown includes state and county shares plus special assessments and road funds with figures for Canton Alliance Massillon and local entities. The process noted 1921 tax receipts and upcoming settlements.
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Stark Co
Court House
Ruth Kauffman
Auditor's Office
Canis
Canton
Alliance City
Alliance Schools
Massillon City
Massillon Schools
Sai Miss Kauffman
Effort Underway to Avert Anthracite Coal Strike
New York March 21 A final bid to prevent a strike in the anthracite fields was set for 2 PM at the Union League club with leaders from both sides. If talks fail a general walkout appears likely on April 1 when the wage scale expires.
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New York
Union League Club
Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Kennedy
P. J. Golden
W. J. Brennan
D. Warriner
W. J. Richards
W. L. Connell
Finley Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage in Columbus
William L. Finley 54 former Democratic state chairman and once state oil inspector died at McMillen Sanitarium Shepherd near Columbus after four years of treatment. Cerebral hemorrhages were the cause of death.
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Columbus
William L. Finley
Finley
McMillen Sanitarium
Shepard
Here
Reed Senate Candidate Reed Announces Candidacy Again
REED SENATE CANDIDATE ST. LOUIS, Mo March 21 Senator James A Reed senior United States senator formally announced today that he would be a candidate to succeed himself Medina March 21 A flock of hens owned by S W Bachtell laid eggs at an average of 51 percent in January 62 percent in February and 70 percent this month Thursday will be the Biggest Value-Giving Dollar Day this store has ever held Arthur's 204 Market av N Adv Notice Mechanics Send your greasy overalls to us Acme Laundry Both Phones 425
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James A. Reed
United States
Medina
S. W. Bachtell
Arthur's
Acme
Acme Laundry
Ady
Hallmark Store Advertises Kryptok Invisible Bifocals
A Hallmark store runs an advertisement for Kryptok invisible bifocal lenses. The copy mentions Walter H. H. at 123 125 Tusest E Adv and promotes genuine Kryptok lenses.
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Kryptok
Walter HH
Massillon Officers Raid Five Licenced Premises
Fifteen officers acting on state prohibition warrants raided five Massillon sites Tuesday. Proprieties FE Drouhart Slusser Bros Jacob Crouse Tom Demoff and Tom Leossis were arrested. Whiskey or moonshine was seized at each location led by Leossis with 10 quarts and dye. Chief Deputy Sheriff Kirk and deputies guided the operation with state officials assisting.
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Massillon
FE. J. Drouhart
Slusser Bros
Jacob Crouse
Tom Demoff
Tom Leosis
Ake
Leossis
Slusser Place
Kirk
Gibson
Thorn Reardon
Ehman
McCamon
Daily Smith
Mizer
Patrolman Gregg Suspended for Ten Days
Police Chief Lengel announced Patrolman Gregg would be suspended for 10 days for conduct unbecoming an officer. This marks the second suspension since Lengel became head of the department nearly two months ago as he vows strict enforcement of regulations.
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Lengel
Burton C. Grems
Four Die in Dilltown Coal Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Dilltown Smokeless Coal Co mine in Dilltown near Indiana, Pennsylvania, kills four men: Joe Rider, Stanley Rider, Dominick Colangel, and Frank Kirsh. Four other workers were overcome by after-damp but expected to recover.
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Indiana, Pa
Dilltown Smokeless Coal Company
Dilltown
Here
Joe
Stanley Rider
Dominick Colangel
Frank Kirsh
Weidfeldt Named German Ambassador to United States
Berlin announces that Herr Weidfeldt has been accepted as the German ambassador to the United States by the American government. Official sources confirm the selection and notification was made this afternoon.
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Berlin
Germany
Herr Weidfeldt
United States
Danish Business Near Standstill Amid Labor Lockout
Denmark felt a near halt in commerce as the general labor lockout took effect across the country with small outbreaks of violence in Jutland. Traps are on guard, and local shops like Merritt Jewelry Co. Raebel and Son and Acme Laundry show signs of disruption.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jutland
Bill to curb sidewalk driving proposes heavier fines
Councilman Harter introduced a resolution to prohibit sidewalk driving and stiffen penalties. The measure, referred to the judiciary committee, cites extensive violations in the past month and aims to curb the practice with a heavier fine.
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Harter
Judiciary Committee
Starter
Cabinet Meeting Faces Coal Strike And Military Cuts
President Harding convened his cabinet to address a looming coal strike after failed talks between operators and miners. Sec Davis prepared a crisis report while Weeks and Denby reported battles with Congress over drastic army and navy cuts, seeking White House action to curb the programs.
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Washington
Harding
Davis
Weeks
Denby
Congress
Army
Navy
White House
Jury likely to fill for Tex Rickard trial today
New York March 21 jury box expected to fill as the trial of Tex Rickard promoter of boxing resumes in criminal court. He faces abduction and assault charges involving 15 year old Sarah Schoenfeld. Bail group considered up to 500000 to secure his release if needed.
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New York
Tex" Rickard
Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Chicago
Tombs
Alfred K. Lindsay
Ricckard
Lindsay
Justice Wasservogel
Athletic Club Dance Planned for Wednesday March 22
The I. O. O. F. Athletic Club announces a dance for Wednesday March 22 inviting all Odd Fellows and friends to attend.
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Athletic Club
Odd Fellows and Friends
Adv
First Trust Savings Offers Baby’s Savings Silver Bank
The First Trust and Savings bank invites new accounts with one dollar or more for Baby's Savings. Parents receive a silver plated bank for their child's savings accumulation.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Baby
Courtney
County Officials Defend Parole Policy For Workhouse Inmates
County commissioners issued a formal statement noting that 49 prisoners have been released from the Stark county workhouse since January 1 only on recommendations from the trial judges who sentenced them. They said no parole is granted without judge approval and stressed the practice will continue.
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Stark-co
Stark Co
Clarke Named Police Captain Effective July 1
Clarke is promoted to police captain on July 1 following the police and fire committee report adopted by council Monday night. The council will pass the authorization next Monday night and the civil service commission will waive its rights to secure the promotion. The move was recommended two weeks ago by Service Director Curtis.
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Bertillon
Ben Hi. Clarke
Councilmanie Police and Fire Committee
Council
Civil Service Commission
Clarke
Curtis
Denial of Secret Franco Japanese Treaty Claimed
Paris reports the French foreign office denying Washingtons claim that Marshal Joffre concluded a secret Franco Japanese treaty for exploiting Siberia during a Tokio visit. An advertisement for Leiderad coated plate copper roofing spouting and repairs by Quick Repair Co. 400 Market St. ads include phone numbers.
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Paris
Washington
Marshal Joffre
Siberia
Tokio
Leiderad
Quick Repair Co
City Flushing of Mains to Relieve Iron Deposits
Water mains will be flushed every Wednesday Thursday and Friday to ease iron deposits. Residents should draw water before 7 a m on flushing days for drinking and cooking. Flushing begins in the northwest and proceeds citywide under Supt. L GB Ohiger.
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L. GB
Ohiger
Supt. Water Works
Ady
Room For Rent Ad Offered In Daily News
Daily News advertises rooms for rent available through want ads. Advertisers can place notices by phone mail or in person at the want ad counter for a small cost to reach many potential renters.
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Daily News
Compromise Possible on Canton to Mt. Hope Traction Deal
Canton Massillon road franchise talks with Northern Ohio Traction Co center on paying 50 000 to the county this year and double tracking from Canton to Mt. Marie. Commissioners press for work this year with paving north side toward Reedurban while Blinn weighs cost and asks engineers’ review by Wednesday.
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County
Mt. Marie
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Canton
Massillon Rd
A. C. Blinn
Traction Company
Hlinn
Tie
Booth
Blinn
Ratfrd
Hiinn
Raffoid
Mayor Pushes Gibbs Avenue Line Plan For North Ohio Traction
Mayor Curtis demands Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co honor its contract to build the Gibbs avenue NE street car line this spring if northeast residents favor street cars over buses. A conference with city officials and utility committee members led to petitions by one appointee from each side to gather signatures of abutting property owners, five percent required to proceed, with plan continued on page six.
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Curtin
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Curtis
A. C. Blinn
Dan Scanlon
Councilmanie Public Utilities Committee
Traction Company
Blinn
Welfare heads against boxing bout for poor relief
The welfare committee rejects a plan to stage a boxing bout at City Auditorium on May 29 to raise funds for the city’s impoverished. J P Cusack of Canton Boxing Club proposes the event. Ernst and French back it, while Kimbel Homan and Roberts oppose, deferring to the finance committee for fund methods. The proposal prompts broader sentiment checks with Rotary, Lions, and Kiwanis clubs.
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Comet
J. P. Cusack
Canton Boxing Club
City Auditorium
Municipal Welfare Department
Ernst
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis
French
Kimbel
Homan
Roberts
Welfare Committee
Beach City annexes territory including cemetery and homes
Beach City completed annexation Tuesday after maps and copies of the legislation were presented to the county recorder. Final approval came at a special village council meeting Monday evening. The land includes the village cemetery and a sizable residential district within the new corporate limits.
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F Beach City
County Recorder
Knights of Malta meeting in Ohio on March 22
The grand commander of Ohio will preside Wednesday night March 22 with all companions urged to attend. Important business on hand. visiting knights welcome.
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Ohio
City approves 23000 improvement notes and sewer line plan
Council Monday night authorized 23000 notes for Grace ay NE Third st NW and Maryland av SW improvements. Bonds were previously rejected for Griswold act noncompliance. a sewer project from Beldenau to Superioreau in lith st NE was also deemed necessary. Local ads follow.
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Grace-ay NE
Third-st NW
Maryland
Burr
Lith-St
Beldenau
Superioreau
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