Timken Bearing Company Shows Record Profit and 78 Million Bearings Made
Timken Roller Tearing company reports year ending December 31 1922 net profit of 7 724 029 19 with total assets 20 179 237 74 and current assets 11 991 847 82. The plant valued at over 12 million and 78 000 000 relief bearings have been made and sold. The company operates debt free with strong reserves and self contained power needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Tearing Company
H. H. Timken
W. R. Timken
New York
Hemnan Ely
Canton
J. G. Obermier
J. F. Strough
Timken
Sheriff Uncovers Still In Operation In Columbia Heights
Sheriff C W Kirk and deputies found a hidden still in a tunnel under a house in Columbia Heights. The operation yielded 600 gallons of rye mash and several gallons of whiskey. Operator Paul Baronich was arrested along with Nautila Sondia for possessing moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirk
Gibson and
Alsbaugh
Columbia Heights
Paul Baronich
Nautila Sondia
Weather Outlook Warm With Clouds and Possible Rain
The forecast notes cloudy skies with warming temperatures and possible rain on Thursday. Temperature readings show 86 at 9 p m yesterday, 34 yesterday, and readings of 56 by 2 p m today with a max and min not fully listed. Funeral services for Paul Oeffinger are announced at 7:30 p m at the Fraternal Order of Eagles club rooms 420 Kenneth NW. Julius E. Donze listed as W P Adv. Lawn and fertilizer products advertised by Keith Milling Co with contact info. Arthur's advertises Umbrellas at 1.00 with a spring line. Masonic notice for William McKinley Lodge No. 431 annual inspection Thursday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Paul Oeffinger
Kenneth NW
Julius E. Donze
W. P
William McKinley Lodge
Dillman E. Dillman Dies After Prolonged Illness
E E Dillman age thirty two died at 140 Belleflower NW after several months illness. He practiced chiropractic with brother I A Dillmann in the Daily News building and served in the U S Army Medical Corps at Camp Sherman. Survived by wife Helena father Michael and brother Ludwig A. Funeral Friday 2 p m at home with Rev G M Schmucker of Martin Luther church officiating. Burial in Westlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo E. Dillman
Belleflower
I. A. Dillmann
Daily News
United States Army
Camp Sherman
McKinley Lodge
Scottish Rite of Columbus
Shrine Club
Officials View Murder Scene in Alliance Investigation
Attorney General C. C. Crabbe and prosecutors examined the Alliance murder scene of Dr. O. C. Walker. A special grand jury under the attorney general will begin hearings on Monday, April 2, with Crabbe returning to Columbus and Denton setting up headquarters in Canton to interview witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crabbe
Atty
Sherman Deaton
Co. B. McClintock
Alliance
O. C. Walker
Crabbe
Columbus
Canton
Denton
Russia to Build Four Munitions Factories
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Russian war council approved Leon Trotzky’s request to establish four new factories for munitions and war materials, with information from Moscow today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Copenhagen
Russian War Council
Leon Trotzky
People's Commissary
Moscow
World merchandise exports rise in January figures
Washington March 21 an uptick in world merchandise production is shown in commerce department export data. January exports totaled 355 539 192 dollars versus 278 848 469 dollars in January 1922. For the seven months ending January 31 world exports reached 346 807 758 dollars, up from 2 229 401 675 dollars a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Schoolgirl Reba Forman Dies by Own Hand in Cincinnati
Coroner says youth aged eighteen, fluent in seven languages, took her life amid fears for her stricken Russia based family and poor health. She had been in Cincinnati eight months and recently suffered influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Russia
D. C. Handley
Reba Forman
Park plan dancing all this week benefit
Free admission for a dance week promoting the Eagles degree team. Last week of the degree team’s dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagies
Indians Battle Utah Sheriff Near Monticello in Wooded Siege
Surrounded four miles from Blanding a Pyute war party led by Posey fights a sheriff’s posse after two fugitives were convicted of petty larceny. One Indian is dead two wounded and whites may be killed before capture. Old Posey, linked to past attacks, leads a tense siege as guards tighten around Blandin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Utah
Blanding
Posey
Blandin
Duches
Oliver
Bishop's Boy
Old Posey
Old Poke
Tsenatat
Denver
Stella M. Lewis
Van Sweringen Road To Buy Coal Cars
Van Sweringen interests authorized the purchase of 2,000 seventy ton coal cars at their Chesapeake and Ohio monthly meeting in Cleveland. The move aligns with a broader expansion program linked to the Nickel Plate consolidation and rail stock improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio
W. J. Harahan
Richmond
C. and O
Nickel Plate Railroad
Squirrel Hunter Discharge Records Civil War Minute Men
The piece notes the discharge of Z. Woolf from the Squirrel Hunters of Ohio, one of the last Civil War era minute men. Formed during a threatened invasion and disbanded after danger passed, the document features woodcuts of Governor David Tod and Adjutant General Charles W. Hill and dates to September 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minute Men of
Ohio
A. I. Wingate
David Tod
Charles W. Hill
Cincinnati
Z. Woolf
Malcolm McDowell
Two Bandits Killed in Granite City Robbery
Granite City Illinois March 21 two bandits were killed and a third is believed under arrest after a holdup at a soft drink parlor. Walter B Nichols owner fired three shots from a concealed revolver during the exchange wounding two bandits and the proprietor was hurt in the hand. A bare headed man was arrested by St Louis police this morning on the Mississippi river bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Ills
Walter 8. Nichols
Nichols
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Essays Contest At Canton Daily News For Mozart Film
Essays on The Village Blacksmith are invited from public and parochial school students in Canton and suburbs. Entries up to 750 words may cover the film or related themes. Submissions due next Monday with awards announced Wednesday. five $5 prizes and ten pairs of Mozart tickets for top essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Theater
Canton Daily News
Canton
City Sues to Stop Gas Station Erection in Canton
The City of Canton filed suit seeking an injunction to halt work on a Standard Oil filling station under construction at Tuscarawas Street East and Rowland Avenue. The petition argues tanks exceed the 500 gallon per tank limit in a city ordinance. City Solicitor Thomas M. Miller and assistant James E. Kinnison filed the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Standard Oil Co
Tuscarawasst E and
Rowlanday
Thomas M. Miller
James E. Kinnison
Limaville Bridge Preparation and Detour Route Plans
The old Limaville steel bridge will be torn out Monday to allow a semi permanent detour road upgrade. Seven trucks haul cinders for the detour while through traffic is advised to use Lexington Road to head north from Alliance. Shriners’ special car departs public square at 8 50 a m Thursday March 22 returning from Cleveland at 11 30 p m All Shriners and candidates invited. Canton Shriners Club Farmers Dance Moose Hall March 21 prizes and 30 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limaville
Alliance
Shriners
Public Square
Cleveland
Canton Shriners’ Club
Adv
Farmers’ Dance
Moose Hall
Oh Hum Spring Arrives As Canton Watches The Day
A playful Canton spring tableau unfolds as 87 thousand residents note the day at 10:29 am. Local shops announce spring sales while schools sing pillsbury flowers. Journalists in hats stroll in, and a goatherd sighting sparks amused questions from the Daily News editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Daily News
Pillsbury
Keith Milling Co Delivers Bone Meal Lawn Seed
Bone meal and lawn seed delivery completed by Keith Milling Co with contact notes advising both phones to reach Ady for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Milling Co
Ady
All Redmen to Meet for Deceased Brother Paul Hs ainger
All Redmen are to meet at the Redman hall at 7 p m on Wednesday March 21 1923 to pay their last respects to our deceased brother Paul Hs ainger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman Hall
Paul Hsainger
Ady
Local Dance Week Crowds at Canton Music Hall
The weeklong event at Canton Music Hall features dancing and a masquerade on March 24. Free admission and a benefit for Eagles' degree team draw attendees, with a carpenters mass meeting planned Friday March 23 at Lyons Hall for union and non union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Music Hall
Carpenters
Lyons Hall
Cor
A. S
Union
Nonunion
Italian ambassador questioned on US Fascio efforts in 1922 meeting
Principal Italian envoy Prince Castan was consulted in December 1922 about forming Maselo fascist groups in the United States. Antonio Carminati cited Castan favoring a strong bond with Italy, while Mussolini’s 1921 broadcast forecast US, Latin American fascio expansion to keep Italian colonies aligned with the homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
New York
Prince Cantant
United States
Italy
Antonio Carminat
Maselo
Lenito Mussolat
Washington
Ritz Carlton
Prince Castan
Carminati
America
Fancisti
Antonio Scrudato
Pittston
Secole XX
Caetani
Mussolini
South
Canton Kennel Club Opens Annual Dog Show in City Auditorium
The Canton Kennel Club opened its annual dog show in the City Auditorium drawing crowds of more than 200 dogs of varying breeds and sizes. A Chow valued at over 5000 dollars and a tiny Chihuahua share high value, while pedigree requirements ensure only blue blooded dogs enter. Judges include John Dietschler and Eric Myer. The event runs this afternoon, tonight, and all day Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennel Club
Canton Kennel Club
Canton
Guy C. Hiner
Canton Bridge Co
H. Mart Hoover
Chicago
John Dietschler
Buffalo
N. Y
Eric Myer
Cincinnati
Canton Woman Gets Share of Uncle's Wealth
Mrs. Katherine O Grady of Canton will receive one seventh of a quarter of a million dollars as her share of the estate of her uncle Philip Smith New York. Settlement reached in New York outside Surrogates court with Judge William B Quinn and Ohio heirs. The estate divided fifty fifty with New York attorneys Max Steurer and Jacob Proskauer opposing counsel. Smith the eccentric plumber died aged eighty three after a paralytic stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine O'Grady
Philip Smith
New York
William B. Quinn
Canton
Quinn
Ohio
Smith
Max Steurer
Tex Rickard
Judge Quinn
Canton Camp Members to Meet in Honor of Louis J. Huber
Modern Woodmen of America Canton Camp 10 534 will assemble at Market Avenue South and 15th Street at 7 30 Thursday evening to pay respects to the late Louis J. Huber of 2030 Allehney SE. E 8. Wiant serves as consul with A J Beacon as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Canton Camp
Edison artist daily showcase and prints in stock
Edison artist Spotlight titled Every Day. Scanlon re creations headline and fills stock. The K H Z Co Adv markets artists and prints with steady availability and ongoing promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scanlon
Edison
Scanlon
K-H-Z Co
Adv
Kh-Z Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black Shirt
U. S
Canton Concern
Hull
Arthur's
Marketay N
Leo
E. Dillman
Leo E. Dillmann
Patrick Henry Co. No. 84 Jr. O. U. A. M
Eagles Dance
Ile’s
Eagles’ Hall
Walnut
Ray G. Piper
Ates
Southland
H. B
Wizard Brand
Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Clevelanday NW
U.S
Fascio
Philadelphia
Fasecristi
North
Central
South America
Atlantic
Pythias
Wooster
Castle Hall
D. W. Hildebrandt
Jerusalem
Jacob's Well
Holyland
Evangelist Stucker
First Baptist Church
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!