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23 Mar 1921
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
1
Canton detectives accused in youth's brutal treatment case
Harry Stemper, 21, claims two Canton detectives beat and threatened him for hours while questioning about a burglary. He says he was struck, had his clothes removed, and his limbs exposed as officers demanded information. Safety Director Braucher and Police Chief Gauchat probe the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stemper
Massillon
M. J. Braucher
Braucher
Gauchat
Stemper
Joseph Ryan
Lucy C. Stemper
J. F. Young
McKinley Garage Sales Co
Young
Central Station
Tax sharing plan distributes millions to counties towns and schools
Auditor Ned L. Perkins reports a half year tax settlement totaling 3.19 million dollars. Canton leads with 810 793 82 while Alliance and Massillon receive significant shares. State school tax favors dense districts over rural ones, sparking mixed results across Stark County and its towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
Ates
Starkee
British parliament to enforce bathing suit censorship
In London March 23 the government shuns indecent 1921 bathing suit styles and appoints Dr Addison minister of public health as bath costume controller. A strong effort to abolish indecency is declared though protests arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDON
Addison
Pubalth
Fireworks Plant Inferno Destroys Reading Factory
Fire at the A. Due Co. fireworks plant in Reading, Reading, caused an estimated 100000 dollars in damage. Explosions were heard for miles as a high wind spread flames to a score of buildings. A nail shot by a worker may have ignited powder. two men were slightly burned trying to fight the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reading
Engineers to Meet at Y.M.C.A. Wednesday
Arrangements completed for a meeting of the Engineers' club at the Y.M.C.A. Wednesday evening. Professor Arthur S Watts of Ohio State University will be the principal speaker on The Relation of Ceramics to the Various Branches of Engineering. The meeting is open to the public and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers’ Club
Arthur S Watts
Ohio State University
Evangelistic Campaign and Church Notices
Second degree Thursday evening. Degree team take notice. Odd Fellows invited. Geo KE. Sells NG, J Schlafly, Secy Adv Evangelistic Campaign Salvation Army 822 Walnut Ave SE. Envoy Walter Wagner Evangelist. March 14 to 27 every evening 7 45. Ladies Aid Society First Presbyterian chicken supper Wednesday March 23 with apron sale. Knights of Malta grand commanders visit tonight. all companions urged to attend meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Geo
KE. Sells
N. G
J. M. Schlafly
Secy
Evangelistic Campaign
Salvation Army
Watnutaw SE
Walter Wagner
Vening
Aday
Ladies' Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Malta
Adqy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Eggs Drop To Thirty Cents During Easter Season
Wholesale egg prices fell Wednesday with wholesale at 27 and 28 cents a dozen and retail at 30 cents. The drop aims to boost Easter sales, the lowest Easter egg prices in eight years, as dealers anticipate high volume. Some dealers had large stocks, including 3,500 dozen eggs, from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnie
I W W Working Among Miners in Pottsville
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on March 23 authorities note new I W W societies forming in the county. Leaders admit aims to split the United Mine Workers of America as radicals forecast an impending crisis. Charters filed are described as harmless by the police, signaling covert activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
United Mine Workers of America
Pope Receives Large Fund for European War Orphans
In Rome on March 23 Pope Pius XII has received nearly eight million lire about 1.6 million dollars for relief of child war sufferers in Europe. The United States leads the contributor list and the Vatican says the pope's appeal drew an instantaneous response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pope B Benedict
Europe
United States
Vatican
Germany Refuses Pay Demand as Allies Press Indemnity
Berlin says 10 billion marks due today cannot be paid and calls for more talks with the allies. Financial experts warn the sum is unavailable and could wreck Germany’s economy. Paris dispatch notes possible drastic measures if Germany resists and Upper Silesia claims remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Allied Reparations Commission
Harris Agency Secures 99 Year Spiro Property Lease
T K Harris of the Harris Agency Co acquired a 99 year lease on the Spiro property at 112 Sixth St NW, RR HW Spiro J D Spiro and Leon Stern owners. Total rentals over the term exceed 1 million dollars. The deal follows Harris securing Hay and Werner properties, creating a large downtown holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Kelly
T. K. Harris
Harris Agency Co
Spiro
Sixth-st NW
RR. HW. Spiro
J. D. Spiro
Leon Stern
Harris
Hay
Heffelman Heads Canton Merchants Association
ER J Meffelman of the Klein and Heffelman Co. was chosen president of the Canton Retail Merchants association of the Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting on Tuesday. Heffelman succeeds William Rh Worley who resigned. Directors also discussed penalties for shoplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. J. Meffelman
Klein An’ Heffelman Co
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Fourteen Inches From Floor Dress Debate at McKinley High
McKinley High senior girls and Canton mothers clash over commencement gown length with plans to keep dresses fourteen inches above the floor, aiming for knee length. A compromise toward twelve inches may emerge as girls pursue organdie white gowns with violet corsages and no colored ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley High School
Misa Alice MccAnaney
Cress
Ohio War Veteran Dies in Germany
Word reaches New Philadelphia Ohio of Private Thomas P Itinerat a World War veteran killed in an auto accident in Germany He returned home after service then reenlisted before his death The item notes local union and shop ads amid the obituary line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Germany
New
Philadelphia
I’rivate
Thomas P. Itinerat
Dan Hanna’s Wife Seeks Divorce in Pittsfield Action
Mrs. Dan R. Hanna, wife of Dan R. Hanna son of the late Senator Mark Hanna, begins divorce proceedings in Pittsfield Massachusetts charging cruel and abusive treatment and asking for alimony. The case marks a two year separation from his fourth wife with no trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Maass
Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Greek Armies Plan Turkish Offensive in Asia Minor
Greek armies in Asia Minor plan to start an offensive against the Turks today as advices to the British foreign office report. Hostilities in the territory assigned to Greece by the Sevres treaty paused near an allied conference in London seeking to revive the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asia-Minor
British Foreign Office
Greece
Margaret's Noonday Meals at 216 Market Ave Advy
Daily service from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Ave Advy. Menu highlights include noon meals and chocolate treats in a compact daily window. patrons are invited to enjoy quick dining and sweets during lunch hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret's
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Back Woman Judge For Cleveland Mayor
Cleveland march 23 the name of Judge Florence EB Allen has been placed before the democratic executive committee for endorsement as a mayoralty candidate State Senator James A Reynolds is backed by major democratic leaders here They cite his 16 000 vote lead in the last senatorial race The Floyd B K Watte push for governor Davis has stirred friction among republicans and their supporters who oppose his candidacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Florence EB. Allen
Democratic Executive Committee
James A. Reynolds
Repubiican
Floyd BK. Watte
Davis
New Rules Allow Beer as Medicine Under Tight Limits
Washington dispatch reports the Palmer ruling allows doctors to prescribe four and seveneighths gallons of beer per patient every 30 days with strict justification and 80 day gaps before maximums may be renewed. About 100 breweries exist, but many expect heavy taxes and limited scope to deter production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Beer Ruling May Get Court Test in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio March 23 state Prohibition Commissioner Don V Parker and Anti Saloon League leaders say a court test could decide if beer may be sold for medicinal purposes in Ohio The introduction of the McCoy bill blocking beer as medicine signals to dry leaders they can pass it through both legislative chambers and settle the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Wheeler
Maine
Rhode Island
Maryland
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiansa
Columbus
Don V. Parker
Anti-Saloon League
Parker
James A. White
White
Gardner Named On Boundary Board
President Harding reappoints Cbamiah Gardner of Maine as chairman of the international joint commission on Canadian boundaries. Gardner’s resignation was requested by former President Wilson to place William H. B. Wilson in the role. Wilson resigned last week. Marty Fiddler of Indiana is named for labor on the federal board for vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Cba- Miah Gardner
Maine
International Joint Commission
Blooming Plants and Seeds at Holmes-Letherman Seed House
Listing of flowering plants like hyacinths and daffodils from Holmes-Letherman Seed House at 224 Clevelanday N Ady. Includes a Canton Paint and Glass Co ad at 324 Tusest W State with a $48 Bell 183 offer for ready mixed paint and house painting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes-Letherman Seed House
Clevelanday N.—Ady
Canton Paint and Glass Co
Bell
NAPPELMAN CASE HALTED BY INJUNCTION ON CIVIL SERVICE RULING
Dr. John M Kappelman former city health commissioner sees his appeal paused by a restraining order from the common pleas court. Judge Robert H Day issued the order at the request of James Kinnison and James I Amerman to delay further proceedings until the common pleas decides if the civil service board had jurisdiction. The civil service commission ruled he is under civil service, a key issue guiding the appeal and possible path to the state supreme court through counsel Loren E Souers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Kkappelman
City Health
Common Pleas Court
Robert H. Day
James Kinnison
Cfty
James I. Amerman
Board of Health
Common Pleas
Kappelman
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Hughes-Griswold
Civil Service
Dr. Kappelman
Fx Jurise
Resignation at Republic Rubber prompts leadership change
Harvey J. Woodard resigns as vice president in charge of sales of The Republic Rubber company of Youngstown and as president of The Canton Blackstone Co. of Canton, an affiliated subsidiary. He joined Republic in 1917 and built its tire and mechanical goods presence nationwide. James Kearns will temporarily head the department. The Norwood bill to create Stark County domestic relations court advances from code committee by unanimous vote as supporters in Columbus rally for approval before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Woodard
Republic Rubber Corporation
Youngstown
Canton-Blackstone Co
Canton
Mr. Woodard
Republic Tires
Canton-Blackstone Tires
United States
Woodard
Knight Tire Co
Diamond Rubber Co
New York
James Kearns
Norwood
Stark
Columbus
George Tl. Clark
Loren EF. Souerge
Hubert C
State Senate
New Bills Against White Sox Players Expected
Chicago March 23 Prosecutor George Gorman said indictments against seven White Sox players for throwing the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati may be voted next week. He presented more testimony and confessions from October hearings to the grand jury. Ban Johnson, AL president, testified on irregularities cited in the original indictments and is set to testify again later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Sox
Cincinnati
George Gorman
Gorman
Ban Johnson
American League
Johnson
Miami Glee Club Concert Moves to Saturday Night
The Miami Glee Club will perform Saturday evening at the First Congregational Church in this city instead of Wednesday at the First Christian Church as announced. The group is highly recommended and promises a fine musical program. On Sunday afternoon the club will sing at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ohio State Championship Dancing Contest March 24 1921
Lat eve March 24 1921 at the Auditorium special music by Ro senthal’s orchestra of Cleveland. Largest dances and steps will be introduced with other big doings. Don’t miss it. Also adv Ladies leather hand bags sold for 1 at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market av N Ady J F Hughes Hull Bros Umbrella Co here Thurs March 24 during our big dollar day sale. Special reductions on silk sun and rain sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium
Rosenthal
Orchestra of
Cleveland
Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
N.—Ady
J. FB. Hughes
Hull Bros. Umbrella Co
Arthur
Ady
Court Revokes Parole Women To Reformatory
Mrs. Jennie Davis Hawkins was sent to the Marysville reformatory after Judge Krichbaum revoked her suspended sentence. She pleaded guilty earlier and was to pay costs, with parole papers pending return from the institution. New evidence prompted the judge to order execution of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Davis Hawkins
Marysville Reformatory
Milo Cathon
Starkeep
Krrchbaum
Jalil
Krichbaum
Trinity Lutheran church buys Kirkland residence as parsonage
The Trinity Lutheran church purchased the Edward D. Kirkland residence at 1220 12th Street NW to use as a parsonage. The price was not disclosed and a warranty deed was filed with the county recorder after noon Tuesday. Hull Sterling umbrellas to sell shop at 204 Market Ave N.Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trinity Lutheran Church
Edward D. Kirkland
12Th-St
Palmer's Fertilizer Ad Promotes Acid Mixes
The Lethe rman Gehman Co advertises Palmer's 16 percent acid fertilizer at 23.50 off ear and 24.50 out of the warehouse with order now and phone contact 574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Letherman-Gehman Co
Garden center ad promotes bulbs and plants for sale
An advertisement touts hyacinths and assorted flowers with a large stock, inviting visitors to greenhouses at State 1699 Bell 976 Stand 18 Auditorium Market. Also lists stock offering and a clothing store ad with spring sample prices and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachhel and Son
Canton Floral and Landscape C.—Adv
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Ned L. Perkins
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Gland
Atest
Christian Science Lecture
Church of Christ, Scientist
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Mim Ady
St. John
Dublic
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Ren
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FE. W. Tinsley
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Smith
Harry Rowland
F. Hissner
Daughters of Veterans
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Pope
Allied Commission
Paris
Upper
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T. K. Norris
Spiro Property
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Sixth-st
J. M. Plake
Mr. Harris
C. M. Ball
Tl. Heffelman Heads Merchants
Wall Paper
Ross Bros
W. Bell
First United Brethren Church
Paul Long
Ruth Cogan
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State
Stephan Bros
McKinley
Dan Hanna
Canton Mattress Co
Letherman-Gehman Co.Adv
Metro Club
Schlabach'’s
Mack's
Crack Orchestra
United Press
Gardner
Nappelman
Civil Service Board
Republic Rubber
Harvey J. Woodward
Canton- Blackstone Co
House
Hull
Arthur's Leather
Luctus Manufacturing Co
L. C. Wiggins
McClymonda Bldg
Masaillon
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Fichman
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