Unmasked Men Rob George Morea’s Soft Drink Stand
Two young bandits with revolvers entered George Morea’s establishment on Mahoning road NE just before 3 pm Tuesday. They held up Morea and barkeeper Dan Maan, took cash from the cage and three registers, and escaped with about $1000 as patrons and workers cashed checks. Police hunted the suspects, with sightings of a streetcar or a Beldenay auto, but no arrests or traces found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morea
Mahoning-rd NE
Morea
Dan Maan
United Alloy Steel Corp
Mozea
Maan
Bertillon
Ffecer Clarke
Herdlicka, Skotnicky
Ritchey
Beldenay
Contract Signed for North Canton Substation Project
A contract was signed Tuesday with Frank C. Wise for a new postal substation in North Canton. The brick building will replace the Roth & Hug drug store on Main Street with a 54 foot rear addition. The 10 year deal requires modern quarters, new mail handling equipment, and rest rooms for staff, with occupancy expected in 60 to 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Wise
North
Canton
Roth & Hug
Wise
Post Office
W. D. Caldwell
North Canton
W. J. Evans
Caldwell
Masons Stage Surprise for 50th Initiation Anniversary
In Leetonia on March 22 local Masons honored Dr. Enos Halim aged 80 with a surprise party marking the 50th anniversary of his initiation into the Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Leetonia
Enos Halim
Order
Weather forecast for Ohio turns warmer tonight and Thursday
Local weather forecast notes warmer temperatures after a cold night with increasing cloudiness on Thursday. The text includes garbled OCR artifacts and advertisements for local stores and a Record Exchange Club promotion at Arthur's and Harris Arcade offering savings if joined by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
D. Wibs
Record Exchange Club
Harris Arcade
Franklin Descendant Seeks Congress Nomination
Duane Davis, great granddaughter of Benjamin Franklin, announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent Pennsylvania's Second district. She chairs Philadelphia's Eleventh Ward Women Democratic group. the seat is held by George S. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelmnia — Wala. Een
Duane Davis
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Pennsylvania
Georges. Graham
Davis
Women's Democratic Organization
Philadelphia
Eighth Ward
Professor R S Tour to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Professor R S Tour head of chemical engineering at the University of Cincinnati will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday at the Courtland hotel. He is a leading authority on industrial gases and the synthesis of nitrogen and hydrogen into ammonia. His talk is on Oxygen and Its Industrial Uses with notes on production and applications, especially for Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Tour
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Courtland Hotel
Tour
United States
Ordnance Department
Muscle Shoals
Canton
Cigarette Start Fires Prompt Capitol Alarm
Smoke from a basement locker room caused fire alarms in the Capitol. Senate chamber filled with smoke before firefighters contained the blaze with slight damage. Capitol police attributed the incident to a lighted cigarette carelessly discarded, following a similar desk fire a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Mayor proposes major reshuffle of detective bureau
Mayor C. C. Curtis seeks to abolish or reduce the detective bureau to improve police efficiency and free funds for patrolmen. The plan would reassign detectives to patrol duty under civil service rules, with Captain Ed Swope potentially remaining in command if part of the force is kept. Council support appears mixed as the city faces patrolman shortages and debate on necessity of detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curtis
Curtis
Detroit
Cleveland
Council
Police and Fire Committee
Ed Swope
Fall of Slate Crashes Miner in Brush Creek Mine
James Frye, 65, was seriously injured when slate collapsed at the Excellent Coal Company mine near Brush Creek bridge, five miles from Zanesville. He was carried over a mile to an ambulance due to bad roads. his right hip, multiple ribs, and possible internal injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
James Frye
Good Samaritan
Excellent Coal Company
Brush Creek Bridge
Frye
Stig
Merchants Prepare for Canton Spring Exposition Opening
Canton readies for the Spring Exposition with store windows dressed for the new styles. The event opens at 7:30 tonight with curtains raised and crowds expected over the next three days. Out-of-town visitors are anticipated as merchants extend hours and staff for inspections and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Harter Named On Soldiers' Relief Board
Attorney Henry Harter Jr was named by three common pleas judges to Canton Soldiers Relief Commission to replace the late Henry R Packer He is the first World War veteran on the panel which has previously been made up of Civil War survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harter, Jr
Common Pleas
Canton Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Henry R. Packer
Baby Savings Bank Offer Promises Silver Plate
An advertisement from The First Trust & Savings bank offers a silver plated bank to parents who open a Baby's Savings account with one dollar or more, promoting accumulation of Baby's Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ady
Spirit medium swindles grocer with $8,000 in cash
In Huntington, Owen Boster paid C. G. Gilbert of Ashland Kentucky for spirit guidance to help his son. The medium demanded rising sums until $8,000 vanished from a green bag. Boster reported the loss to police as authorities seek the swindler. Gilbert had been running a busy operation offering fortune services for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Grocer
Huntington
W. Va
Jim
Huck Fin
C. G. Gilbert
Ashland
Owen Boster
Gilbert
Boster
NAB CONSTABLE AS EMBEZZLER
Ervin A. Jolly of North Industry Canton constable and head of a private detective agency is jailed on an embezzlement charge. An affidavit by Mrs Uri Guertal alleges he embezzled 37.50 after collecting a claim for Mrs Quertal. Justice A Correll to arraign Jolly, who was elected last fall but had no township court ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin A. Jolly
North Industry
Canton
Howard Peter
Uri Guertal
Justice A. Correll
Quertal
Joly
Wife Says Hubby Demanded Affection At Pistol Point
Mary Alice Looman, in a divorce suit filed Wednesday, accuses electrician Charles Chester Looman of holding a loaded pistol under her chin and threatening to shoot unless she confessed love. She cites cruelty and neglect, including him not looking at their newborn baby for two days. Attorney is W. B. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chester Looman
Mary Alice Looman
W. B. Quinn
Elmer C. Yoder
Leah Yoder
Amerman
Bids Opened for Bridge Substructure in Tuscarawas Street
County commissioners heard bids Wednesday for the substructure of a new bridge on Tuscarawas Street. George Luke submitted the low bid of 12983 dollars, with H P Hahn second at 13704 dollars. Next Wednesday bids will be opened for the superstructure, with steel and concrete options to be considered before final selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas St
Harvey Presents Rhine Army Claim to Allies
American ambassador George Harvey presents a circular note to allies demanding $241000 for upkeep of the Army of occupation in the Rhine and urging recognition of Washington's claim as valid. The move signals U.S. insistence amid postwar negotiations in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
London
George Harvey
England
America
The
Rhine
Washington
Flowers and Jewelry at Raebel and Son Ady Merritt
Flowers and jewelry advertised by Raebel and Son and Merritt Jewelry Co at 217 Tuscst W Ady. The notice highlights best selections and local shop names serving the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Jewelry Co
Raebel and Son
Tuscat W
Adv
W. Ady
Springfield doctor to speak on Far East situation
Dr. H. B. Hulbert of Springfield Mass will address the First Christian church Thursday night on Korea China and Japan Situation. The lecture is free to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hulbert
Springfield
Mass
Korea
China
Japan
Ady
Linoleum measurement set for courthouse refurnishing proceed
A committee representing the county commissioners Ne tall Merchants association and Humberger Sons Co of Massillon will measure linoleum for the courthouse refurnishing Friday. George H Gresser will represent the commissioners while other members are unnamed. State examiners also measured and sampled linoleum during their weeks long inspection but declined to comment on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netall Merchants’ Association
Humberger Sons, Co
Massillon
Cailton
George H. Gresser
Stenographers’ makeup costs USA six million yearly
Treasury efficiency experts report 40,000 government typists and stenographers spend at least one hour daily on cosmetics during office hours. The practice wastes about 15,000,000 hours of working time yearly, though not deducted from pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
The
Treasury
Pere Marquette Heads Must Confer With Men
The Pere Marquette railroad was ruled out of the wage hearing by the United States labor board for failing to hold proper conferences with its employees on wages. Evidence showed President Frank H. Alford refused to allow a stenographer and tore up notes. The board sent ten wage questions back for negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pere Marquette Railroad
United States Labor Board
Road
Pere Marquette
Frank H. Alford
Cincinnati Detective George Siegel shoots self after failure note
Cincinnati police report former detective George Siegel aged 40 wrote My life has been a failure before shooting himself late last night. He remains in serious condition with physicians fearing death. The note indicates suicide by self inflicted gunshot in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Siegel
Siegel
Ile
Exchange club meeting at Harris Arcade Ady location
A brief note indicates an exchange club gathering on the second floor of Harris Arcade in Ady. The text does not provide a date or clearer details beyond the venue.
Spiritualist Benefit Musical Evening in Moose Temple
Spiritualist Truth Seekers announce a benefit musical entertainment and auction on Thursday evening March 23 at 8 p m in the Moose Temple at McKinley avenue and Tuscat W. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children with advance tickets at 2 50 cents including umbrellas available Thursday at Arthur's 204 Market N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Temple
McKinley-av
Tuscat W
Arthur’s
Final Verbal Offensive by Pact Opponents in Senate
In Washington lawmakers launched a last drive against the four power Pacific treaty as the fight for ratification neared a Friday vote. Senator Underwood expressed confidence he could keep enough colleagues in line while opponents warned of imperial schemes involving Britain France and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Senate
Benates Owen
Oklahoma
Europe
Trammell
Florida
Underwood
Alabama
Linderwood
Smith
South Carolina
Dial
Robinson
Arkansas
League of Nations
Lafolette
Wisconsin
Walsh
Massachusetts
Britain
France
Japan
Hulbert to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
Homer B. Wulbert of Springfield Massachusetts a former government service member in Korea for twenty years will address the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 p m on Capturing Korea He served as a confidential adviser on Korean conditions and was brought to Canton to address the Chamber of Commerce and to speak before local groups all week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer BB. Wulbert
Springfield
Mass
Korea
First Presbyterian Church
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Local Woman Joins National Finance Committee
Mrs. Margaret Allman of Tuscarawas, Ohio, named a member of the National Finance Committee of the Democratic party by National Executive Chairman Cordell Hull. W A Julian of Cincinnati, former U S Senator candidate in 1920, also named from Ohio. Harrison Nesbit of Pittsburgh chairs the committee. Appointment announced Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allman
Tuscarawassi W
National Finance Committee
Democratic Party
Cordell Halk
Allman
W. A. Julian
Cincionati
U. S
Ohio
Harrison Nesbit
Pittsburgh
Harding Demands Navy Budget For Full Strength
President Harding asked Congress to fund a navy at maximum treaty strength an 18 battleship fleet with auxiliaries ready for full efficiency Roughly 86 000 enlisted personnel and 4 200 officers are seen as needed Representative Ware plans to oppose reductions below 60 000 personnel and vows action if subcommittees seek 65 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
White House
Capitol
Representative Ware
Pennsylvania
House
Lawyer Tinker Dies in Columbus
Attorney B. E. A. Tinker, formerly of Chillicothe and member of the state utilities commission, died suddenly near midnight at his home on 183 14th Avenue in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
BE. A. Tinker
Chillicothe
State Utilities Commission
14Th Av
Pope Pius XI to create new cardinals in May consistory
Pope Pius XI announced a consistory for May 8 to create several cardinals, likely including an American. This will be the first consistory of his pontificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romae
Pius XI
Radio Concerts Highlight Auto Show Feature
Radio concerts will be a feature of the Daily News auto show April 3 to 8 in the Canton Motor Car Co. building. Two orchestras will perform on each floor with Thayer's band opening. Officials design special pillars and top lights, and Central Power Co. lighting experts plan glare free illumination. The show aims to be the most complete in years with exclusive models from New York and Chicago, plus extensive accessories. Lectures and ads accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Canton Motor Car Co
Thayer
Union Metal Mfg. Co
Central Power Co
New York
Chicago
Arthur's
Baby's First Photograph Free Promotion at Courtney's Studio
Bank offer invites new customers to open a Baby's Savings account with at least $1 at The First Trust & Savings Bank. In return, Courtney's Studio will take the baby's first photo free and provide a baby book to record milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Government officials watch coal strike with limited alarm
Washington reports little fear among high officials at a potential April 1 coal mine shutdown by 600000 union miners. Attorney General Daugherty signals authority to prevent production disruption and urges cautious steps, with cabinet hoping for a quick settlement and possible court measures if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Inter
Daugherty
Department of Justice
United States
Manslaughter Plea Yields Penitentiary Sentence
Christ Fossis of Columbia Heights Mansaillon pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Krrchbaum and was sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of years. An earlier charge of second degree murder was downgraded due to mitigating circumstances. Manuel Fidalzo pleaded guilty to highway robbery and received an indefinite term at Mansfield reformatory amid plans to deport him to Spain after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Fossis
Columbia Heights
Krrchbaum
Manuel Fidalzo
Mansfield Reformatory
Walter 8. Ruff
Spain
Dime Savings Bank
Toledo Placed in Eastern Time Zone
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Toledo Ohio remains in the Eastern time zone with the change taking effect at 2 AM April 1. Also mentions Herma Menthe, pianist at First Christian Church, tonight and a Dollar Day ad for Arthur's at 204 Market N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herma Menthe
First Christian Church
Toledo
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arthur's
Market N
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Tco
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Franklin
Eley D Davisas
Bell
Harter
Soldiers’ Board
Nab Constable
Hubby
Court House
Vriday
Hulbert
First Presbyterian
Tinker
West
Virginia
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