Enthusiastic About Industrial Training
Canton high school pupils reveal strong support for industrial training once the new building opens. Of 206 surveyed, 30 plan to quit next year but 24 would stay if training is provided. 157 of 176 remaining favor some industrial course. Electrical work tops boys choices. girls favor dress making and domestic science. Complete course list shows varied interest including nursing, sewing, carpentry, and machine work. Pupils also request auditorium gymnasium lunch room and more musical training.
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Canton High School
Shelton
Solomon Bloomfield, Jr
Pontius Sees Exhaustion of Pension Fund
Prosecution notes mothers pensions in Stark County will exhaust the $5000 appropriation within two months. Judge Krichbaum will start accepting applications Wednesday with about 500 expected, each paying $15 per first child and $7 for subsequent children, totaling possible monthly costs of up to $21,500. Metzger case prompts Orders to distribute police rules to all officers.
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Hubert Pontius
Stark Co
Pontius
Krrchbaum
Torreon Rebels Complete Siege of Federals Final Push
Villa orders troops to begin final assault as the besieged federals face a complete investment of Torreon by rebel forces.
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Villa
Torreon
Fractured Public Franchises Head to Master Commissioner
Testimony in the county versus the Canton Massillon franchise case will be heard before a master commissioner amid a dispute over whether the N O T has a valid right to use the Canton Massillon public highway. The matter centers on whether a franchise lacking a fixed term can be read as perpetual and may lead to a full hearing if facts can be agreed.
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Supreme Court
Canton-Massillon
Mogee
Pontius
Attorney Welty
Cha N. Q. Tu
Welty
Canton
Shoes stolen by trio prompt commissioner hearing
After Gardner and Keatley were arrested, Detective Peterson and two officers obtained a search warrant from Justice Rinehart and sought the stolen shoes. A number were recovered Saturday night, but some remain missing. Alber was with Keatley and Gardner when they allegedly appeared at a southeast store offering 48 pairs of shoes for sale. He is jailed on suspicion.
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Canton
Massillon
James J. Gardner
Harry Keatley
Samuel Alber
Keatley
Gardner
Chattanooga
Tenn
Peterson
Tuscarawasst BE
Justice Rinehart
Alber
Board denies plan to locate new southeast school near Libertyst
President Lehman and board members faced questions over a proposed 12 room school site near Libertyst, with Harmony opposing a 150 by 200 foot lot at 15000 saying value plus old buildings justified only 5000. Lehman says no site decision and aims to hire an architect with bids from limited or unlimited pools.
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John C. Harmony
Board of Education
Libertyst
Harmony
John H. Lehman
L. P. D. Yost
Baxter
Yost
Lehman
Stubborn 17-Year-Old Named Joseph Plant Remanded in Malden
Malden Mass March 28 Joseph Plant six feet three inches tall weight 180 pounds age seventeen appeared in Malden court on a complaint by his mother that he is a stubborn child. He refused to work and wanted to run things at home while claiming he was picked on by everyone. Judge Bruce placed him under the probation officer's supervision until July.
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United Press
Malden
Mass
Joseph Plant
Malden Court
Joseph
Bruce
Cincinnati Banker Max Mosler Dies in Auto Crash
Max Mosler a 62 year old banker died when his car crashed while being driven home. Police said the fatal accident occurred late Tuesday near the city limits. Friends described Mosler as a prominent local financier and philanthropist.
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Max Mosler
Elephant Birth Delights Denver Officials and Public
A 187 pound elephant calf was born to Princess Alice in Denver at the circus winter quarters. Mother and calf are healthy. The birth drew a gala turnout of city commissioners led by Mayor Dr. J M Perkins, reporters and many physicians. The prince named Tambon, claimed as the second elephant born in the country.
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United Press
Denver
Prince Alice
Princess Alice
Prince Tambon
J. M. Perkins
Poison letter linked to Tiffin murder plot
Police probe a March 1912 poisoning plot tied to Mrs. Garrison of Bellaire. A letter from a son of wealthy parents recounts switching poisoned food in a lunch pail at a Tiffin pottery and vows to forgo publicity to avoid scandal. The killer hoped to inherit the widow’s share.
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United Press
Tiffin
Thearrison
Haire
Wheeling
W. Va
Garrison
Bellaire
Three Matters Left for the Board of Trade
The Board of Trade plans a meeting this week to finalize dissolution. President Pontius orders Secretary Clark to schedule, with date to be decided Monday. Key items include a contract with Monarch Manufacturing Co of Kansas City, handling remaining booster addition lots, and collecting $6000 in back payments from sold lots.
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Board of Trade
Pontius
Weather forecast and public notice fragment
Cloudy outlook with possible rain Sunday and Monday. Local temperatures appear at 7 mm yesterday and 2 pm readings. Temperature range shows a high near 88 and a low around 36.
Canton Musicians on the Meath Barstow Recital
Canton musicians weigh in on the Meath Barstow joint recital as critics note the program's blend of local talent and traditional pieces. Performers discuss preparation, venue acoustics, and audience reception in preliminary comments.
Bootlegging case ties police officer to whiskey supply
Wiley Butler a former police officer will be summoned to police court Monday morning over the bootlegging case in which Peter Powell was arrested last Sunday for supplying fiery liquor to residents. Powell and Henry Grabowsky both claim money passed to Butler with the whiskey the latter allegedly secured. The ad notesGeo. Double Co. 130 Market Ave.
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Wiley Butler
Police Department
Peter Powell
Powell
Butler
Henry Grabowsky
Grabowsky
Read Them Today Went Ads Turn To Them
The reader is urged to check the Went Ads for important news and notices, signaling timely information on local happenings. The brief directs attention to the advertisement section as a source of current items.
May Construct New Road From Hartville
About 100 Hartville residents gathered in the town hall to discuss an improved six mile road from a point north of the village through Hartville to the Cairo road toward Canton. H. H. McDonald of Cleveland outlined road materials with emphasis on brick and the group recognizes the project as a heavy expense yet shows strong local interest.
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Hartville
Town Hall
Cairo Road
Canton
H. H. McDonald
Cleveland
Reading For Investment The Want Ads Today
Special at Courtland Hotel as new Victor April Records play on the Victor Auxe rophone during meals. Public may request records and supplements are provided. Guests may select favorites to be played by request. W. F. Frederick Fano.
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Courtland Hotel
W. F. Frederick Fano
Stark telephone strikers tally funds in Alliance drive
Fifteen girls with black bags return from tag day at the Stark Electric car, raising about 250 for the strike fund at the C. S. A. home. Maude Sloan notes good turnout. one striker was arrested, but leaders await action by the state industrial commission to mediate.
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Stark
S. A
Stark Telephone
Alliance
Maude Sloan
Operators’ Union
Town Alliance
Canton
J. A. Robinson
State Industrial Commission
Canton Medical Society Considers Fee Increase
Fourteen members present at a Canton Medical Society meeting vote to raise house visit charges by fifty cents and obstetrical fees by five dollars effective May first. Officials say public notice harmed the process and nonpresent physicians may still charge old rates, with a 60-member membership and unclear quorum.
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Canton Medical Society
G. G Goudy
Goudy
James Fraunfelter
A. H. Calhoun
F. B E. Hart
F. G. King
J. E. Shorb
T. H. Shorb
Hotel Lobby Wedding Ties Six Guests To Pair
Frank M. Collins and Mrs. Ida Compher of Uhrichsville were wed in the New Philadelphia hotel lobby attended by a bellhop, six traveling men, and a desk clerk.
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New Philadelphia
Frank M. Collins
Ida Compher
Uhrichsville
Elks to Meet for Funeral of H. E. Sherlock
All members are requested to meet at the lodge rooms Sunday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Bro H E Sherlock. Co M Bail Sect Advt 28 29.
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Elks
H. E. Sherlock
Suffrage Fete Sells Husbands At Auction in New York
At the Seventy-First Armory in New York a suffrage fete fenced with husband auctions. Prices ranged from three quarters of a cent to one dollar for a dancing partner as funds for the cause rose. Mrs. J Frederick Gillette started the bids by leasing her husband for 26 cents, with proceeds benefiting the suffrage effort.
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United Press
New York
Seventy-First
J. Frederick Gillette
Klosterman's Hard Luck Party Ad Viable
Advertisement notes a new beginners class starting Saturday evening at 7 p.m. in Stark 529. Klosterman hosts the session titled Hard Luck Party Web Eve for new learners.
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Klosterman
Stark
Meath-Barstow Joint Recital Praised by Canton Musicians
Canton musicians laud the Meath Barstow joint recital calling it a great treat and recommending readers to not miss the performance featured on page 14.
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Canton
Blindness Three Ways according to Geo. Double Co.
A brief note from Geo. Double Co. at 130 Market Ave. outlines three paths to blindness: accident disease and neglect.
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Geo. Double Co
Market Ave
Victor record needles advertised by Erick’s
Advertising copy urges prospects to buy Victor needles at Erick’s noting wear on records and variation of tone by needle choice. It mentions needle cost five cents per hundred and compares to higher record prices.
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Ferick’s
Advt
Want Ads Today Prompt a Look Through Classifieds
A terse prompt asks if readers have scanned the day’s Want Ads, hinting at discoveries or opportunities within the classified listings. The note invites engagement with the sections for jobs, housing, and items for sale.
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Kunkel
Joseph F. Metzger
Smith
Chief Smith
Kunkel Metzger
Krichbaum
Edith L. Gresser
Joseph P. Gresser
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City OF Mexico
Mar Og
Refugio Velasco
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Gomez Palacio
Lerdo
Constitutionalists
Canton- Massillon
N. O
F. Albrecht
16Th-St NW
Liberty-St
Old School
Frederick
W. F. Frederick Piano Co-— Advt
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