National Guard Won't Be Called for Duty Report
Herrera remains loyal to Carranza according to Consul Letcher while reports note Villa battles continue for Mexican forces. In another vein a citywide operation targets fortune tellers as Safety Director Kunkel leads a secret police raid on mind readers and mystics amid rising school congestion.
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Ational
Herrera
Carranza
Letcher
Villa
Daily News
Kunkel
Central Station
National Guard Not Called For Mexican Expedition
Washington reports Secretary Baker says the militia will not be activated for the Mexican punitive expedition at this time. Carranza ally Herrera remains in Chihuahua City, loyal to the constitutionalist cause. A Juarez courier notes Villa surrounded near Namiquipa and a dawn attack planned with Pershing and Bertani coordinating from NamIquipa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
War Baker
White House
Baker
Luis Herrera
Carranza
Chihuahua
Villa
State Department
U.S
Letcher
Chihuahua City
Herrera
EL Paso
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Namiquipa
el Oso Ranch
Las Cruces
Chavas
Gavira
Rio de Santa Maria
Rio del Carmen
Santa Gertrudis Ranch
Jonartel
Pershing
Bertani
Moose and Loyal Order notices urge March events and addresses
Local fraternal groups announce meetings at Washington Hall and related events. McKinley Council 218 and other lodges plan marches, speeches by R. A Elwood on Uncle Sam, plus a Moose initiation and banquet at Auditorium on March 24. Also ads for eye care services, a spring sale, and new coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Canlege
Ban
Loyal Order
Melbourne Bros Face Three Day Notice on School Job
Melbourne Bros contractors on the 14th side school project were told by the Board of Education to resume work within three days. If they fail, their bondsmen the Casualty Co of America may complete the building or relet the contract. City Solicitor Ruff cites contract provisions allowing the board to finish at contractors' expense. The bond firm's stance remains uncertain as officials await developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Bros
Board of Education
The
Casualty Co. of America
Ruff
School Board
Canton
Odd Fellows and Council Notices March Events
Odd Fellows meet at the Temple 6 30 p m Sunday March 26 to attend divine services at First A B Church Rev P M Camp will deliver a sermon on Odd Fellowship and desires a large attendance. William McKinley Council No 218 will meet Sunday 2 p m to march to Washington Hall for a patriotic address by R A Elwood Uncle Sam. Both items note gatherings and speakers in civic fraternal events.
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Dro O. UL Alm
McKinley Council
Lodge Room
Washington Hall
Auditorium
R. A Elwood
Sam
G. P. Craig
William
Temple
A. B
Rev. P. M. Camp
Odd Fellowship
William McKinley
R. A. Elwood
Uncle Sam
James A. Garfield
H. EK
Bluey Adv
Canton Sheet Steel Adds 400 New Workers in Canton
The Canton Sheet Steel Co announces 400 additional skilled workers will be employed starting in April at 1947 Harrison Ave SW. The plant expansion raises annual capacity from 40,000 to 90,000 tons. Many newcomers are arriving from Pennsylvania and other states, with housing a noted difficulty.
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Canton Sheet Steel Co
Harrison Av
C. A. Irwin
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Canton Realty
Canton
Penny Moves Legal Offices Here April 1
The Pennsylvania Railroad legal department in this district moves from Salem to Canton on April 1. McCarty, Armstrong and McClintock of Canton are named solicitors, replacing Carey and Armstrong of Salem. Armstrong will join the Canton firm. offices will be in the Eagle block. The division handles business on the main line from the state line east to Richland county, including Wayne Holmes and Richland counties.
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McCarty, Armstrong and McClintock
Canton
Carey and Armstrong
Salem
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Line
Armstrong
McCarty and McClintock
McCarty, Armstrong
Central High School 1916 Honors Honor Two Seniors
Aurelia Bolliger and Mable Clouser named top 1916 seniors at Central High. With averages of 95.24 and 93.51, they will have prominent Class Day roles as Canton plans a simple June 7 graduation with Dr. Winship as sole speaker.
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Aurelia Bolliger
Mable Clouser
Central High School
Miss Bolliger
Miss Clouser
Winship
Boston
Harmony
Canton
Shelton
P. Bolliger
First Reformed Church
Bolliger
Canton Belt Line Negotiations Under Way Among Railroads
Negotiations in Canton focus on a belt line linking the B and O the Wheeling and Lake Erie the Pennsylvania and the Akron Youngstown and Canton routes. A compromise plan contemplates cross city spurs and opening the AY and C line into Canton after a Wheeling and Lake Erie reorganization and potential Waco spur extension. Officials indicate talks may mature soon with possible access to Canton shops.
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Canton
B. and O
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Akron, Youngstown
Lee Ime
H. B. Taylor
Taylor and Stewart
Renkert Building
Akron, Youngstown and
Canton Road
Stewart
Cleveland
Waco
East End
Mills
3. and O
Akron
Youngstown
Patrick Henry Council No 84 to Meet This Sunday
Jr OO US ALM Patrick Henry Council No 84 will meet in the lodge room Sunday at 2 p m with C H Pillot named in the Adv. An ad lists new spring suits at 15 19 and 25 dollars from Herbruck Dry Goods Co and promotes a march to the auditorium to view a Uncle Sam subject. A chicken supper is set for Saturday night at First Christian church with 35 cent admission. Kenny's Player Roll Dept advertises an 88 note Hawaiian Saturday for 45 cents.
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Dr. O. U. Alm
Patrick Henry
Lodge Room
Washington Hall
R. A. Elwood
Sam
CC. H. Pillot
Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Iver Wendell Holmes
L. M. Hauptfier
Patrick Henry Council No
C. H. Pillot
New Spring
The
Advy
First Christian Church
Foiled again writes as he talks in police court scene
Herbert Hunker assistant city solicitor and Detective Fromm debate a name written from a suspect. Judge Quinn orders the man to write his true name as he shows a Polish German inscription and a dramatic gesture evokes the verdict.
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Herbert Hunker
Judge Quinn
Detective Fromm
Hexamer
Hunker
Garfield Council to March on Washington with Uncle Sam
James A Garfield Council No 118 plans a 2 p m march to Washington featuring Uncle Sam. The Pastry Shop at 112 Cleveland Ave NW advertises a special Vineapple Snow Cake for Saturday with state phone 805 X and Bell 296 Ady.
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Cleveland
Bell
Piano and furniture sale notices from local shops
Local ads announce a player piano sale at J. W. Brown Piano Co. with uprights from 185 and players from 385 while stock lasts. Miller McConnell Co. removal sale offers remarkable piano values and new uprights. Klosterman's special dance event set for Saturday evening. Herbruck Dry Goods Co. advertises large bed spreads at 1.25 value.
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Miller-McConnell Co
Tuscarawasst W
Tomorow
J. W. Brown Piano Co
The
Herbruck Dry Goods Co
Ady
Hebrew temple project and separate building contracts announced
The congregation let a $10,000 contract to Thomas Casselman of Canton for a brick Hebrew temple at Lithst NW and Mc Kinley av. Excavations for the temple begin at once. A $15,000 hardware store for Crystal Park Hardware Co. at Mahoning rd and Harrisburg rd was awarded to Dr. E. Clay of Canton.
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Thomas Casselman
Canton
Lithst NW
McKinley-av
Crystal Park Hardware Co
Mahoning Rd
Harrisburg Rd
Ur. E. Clay
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14Th-St NE
Crystal Park
Baxter
Bax
Aster
Gibbs Av School
Fox of
Sierra Madres
Bulletin
Thomases
New Dress Ginghams Issuc
Requese
Joseph
First Congregational Tabernacle
Canton Motor Car Co
Ried
Ford
Susy
J D. Mm
Geo. Ible Co
Velers & Mfg
Opticians
Ing
Hillig Place
the Herbruck * Goods Co
Dr. OU
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ins. Agency Co
Chas
Mgr
News
Gas Office
Canton Sheet Steel
Ight
Penny
Aurelia Bollinger
Kenny
Hell
H. &. Bruey
Chas. S. Cook
Jas. Lane
Klosterman
Casselman
MecKinleyay
Walter H. Deuble
S@weler and Optician
Hall Mark
Tuscara
Wasst E
Royal Axminster
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