Initial Canton Industrial Fund campaign nears $100000 target
The Canton Industrial Foundation initial stock drive has reached $80100 by Wednesday noon with strong showings from the George D. Herter and First National banks each at $5000 and major support from the Professional and Business Men's division at $20800 and Merchants at $19800. Each division plans further subscriptions as directors review banker and manufacturer actions ahead of Friday’s final reports.
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Canton Industrial Fundation
George D. Herter
First National Banks
Solicitora
Merchants
Canton Master Plumbers
Canton Bullders
George D. Harter
Pirst National Banks
Canton Rotary Club
Canton Real Estate Board
Netermine Thie Foundation
Industria Ty Utan
Blast closes shaft after Ehrenfeld mine explosion
Cresson Pennsylvania March 30 Officials of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co declare that 250 miners are believed entombed at the Ehrenfeld Pa mine after a blast shook the shaft.
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Cresson
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co
Ehrenfeld, Pa
Henry Ford operated after auto fall at Dearborn estate
Henry Ford was operated on for injuries from driving a Ford down a steep embankment near his Dearborn estate last Sunday. He is a patient at Henry Ford Hospital resting easily, with his counsel stating the operation was minor and no serious complications are expected. His injuries will prevent him from testifying this week in the Ford Sapiro libel suit.
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Detroit
Mar
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
Flat world debate stirs in Tennessee town visit by Kiwanis speaker
In Courtland a Kiwanis speaker faced mountaineer resistance to the idea that the world is round, citing biblical corners and local horizon views. The piece discusses evolving election timing, teachers’ views, and light anecdotes about school life and civic rituals.
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Hether
Tennessee
Courtland
Death reported in wartime firing elsewhere
A terse dispatch notes a fatal incident involving military forces and a death outcome. It references a specific date and location, naming authorities and casualties in concise terms. The fragmentary text indicates a wartime context with official confirmation of a death.
China Turmoil Reigns Along Whole Chinese Coast
Chinese mobs attack barricades around French concessions as foreigners evacuate northern towns. Reports say American missions looted in Kwangtung and 13 Americans isolated on Hainan. warships urged. Cantoneses shell refugee ships and clash with British and American forces, with consuls remaining near Nanking.
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Shanghai
China
Cheio
Kwangtung
Kwang Chowwan
Kochow
Holbow
Hainan Island
Nantung¢how
Changsha
Ater
Woodcock
United States
John K Davis
Form ‘Ly of Wooster O
John Paxton
Nanking
Isahel
If Country Won't Stay Home Needs Licking Will Says
Fragmented sentence hints at a bold political stance urging action if the country refuses to stay home. Ambiguous references to figures and dates appear garbled, with scattered phrases about neighbors, rights, and retaliatory actions. No clear event or entities can be reliably identified.
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Will
Supreme Court to Hear Thomas Appeal Friday
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear the appeal of Warden P B Thomas of Ohio Penitentiary over a ruling by the Franklin County appellate court. The case involves attorney E B Mills of Canton seeking private conference with Pat McDermott, serving a life term for the murder of Canton publisher Don R Mellett. Mills and Rudolph are also tied to an appeal regarding Massillon hardware dealer Jen Rudner, another life sentence in the Mellett murder case.
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Columbus
Mar
P. EB. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Franklin Co
EB. B. Mills
Canton
Pat McDermott
Don R. Metlett
State Supreme Court
Edward C. Tyner
Thomas
Mills
McDermott
Supreme Court
Warden Thomas
Court of Appeals
Mill
Jen Rudner
Massilion
Ohio
Bart
Mellett
Rudner
Motorists Report Cars Stolen Here
Two motorists reported thefts of vehicles on Wednesday. John Hefling of Holliday’s Cove West Virginia reported his 1923 Chevrolet touring car license W Va 56 951 stolen from 400 Piedmont Ave NE A. Telonos 1204 Tuscarawas St W reported his 1923 Keo truck license 145 420 stolen from Fifth St and Plain Ave NE.
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John Hefling
Holliday's Cove
W Va
Piedmont
Telonos
Tuscarawas St
Stand Plain
Do You Know Etiquette Q and A On Women’s Page
Daily feature answers etiquette questions to help readers with proper conduct at meals and social situations. Three questions and answers appear each day on the Women’s Page guiding correct use of forks mats tongue and manners.
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Cherry Building
Katherine Barnes
Bernes
Frost Ravages Peach Crop in Ohio River Valley
Growers in the Ohio and Kanawha river valleys report last nights severe frost ruined about half the peach crop. Apples fared better, while strawberries and pears may be totally blighted.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha River
License bill endorsed by Ohio auto groups and Safety Council
The proposed auto driver license bill draws support from Ohio automobile associations and the Ohio Safety Council. Canton Auto Club member Charles Plery argues the measure promotes safety and access, noting broad provisions from age 14 to 18 with parental applications, no general exams, and eligibility based on past safe driving. The Canton chapter backs the bill's initial presentation and ongoing push for passage.
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Ohio Automobile Associations
Ohio Safety Council
Charles Plery
Canton Auto Club
Flory
Ate Cle
Ite
New Uniforms For Police Assured
The police ball receipts totaled 4409.00 with expenses of 45984 leaving 3949.16 in balance. The money test is over after uniforms are approved and will be put in the pension fund. Officers were measured earlier this week and uniforms have been ordered.
Donahey Frees Five From Stark Co Workhouse
Governor Donahey pardoned five Stark county inmates from the workhouse in Canton and released one prisoner from the Ohio Penitentiary. The batch included James Bailey and others sentenced for forgery and dry-law violations. several were fined $1,000 or $500 with varying terms.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio Penitentiary
Stark Co
Canton
James Bailey
Geip
Starkea
Bo Fr McDonald
V. A Schreiber
Cantonatetrict
Saleam
Muston
John McFarren
FG Kountz
Mossillon Muntein
J. Woods
Summit Co Common Pleas
M. J. van Meter
Common Pleas
Maston
Melarrern
Woods
Enates
Konitz
van Mere
McFarren
van Meter
Radio sales forecast to reach 750000.906 this year
The article notes radio industry hearings by the federal commission on proposed measures to assure automatic sales totaling about 750 million next year. New York figures foresee radio becoming a major industry within a few years as experts anticipate a new era in broadcasting.
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Wasshino
Federal Radio
Grebe
New York
Pilly
Pinion
Varis and Young Englishman Declared Out of Danger
Mar 3 in Comteme Varis and Raymond Vincent De Pratyorg Young, both shot themselves in a domestic incident. The two men, once in Chicaxo and associated with Janze, were declared out of danger today after the suicide attempt.
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Varis
Mar
Comteme ¢ Janze
Chicaxo Ane
Raymond Vincent de Pratyorg
Court ruling may free 100 jail inmates under old insolvency law
A Cleveland area case prompts a COMMON Pleas ruling allowing liquor law violators jailed for fines and costs to be released under the old insolvency act. Judge A W Agler says few offenders should face immediate release, but nearly 100 inmates could qualify if they filed affidavits showing uncollectible debts. Prisoners now serving fines may seek freedom after meeting act requirements.
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Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Henee
Sertant Natiae Eam
A. W. Agler
Naqun
Agler Scoe
Mqnor
Fa Gibson
John Boyer
Alva L. Deal
Joseph Floyd Canton
Probes Bank Death Investigates Local Incident
Coroner and investigators probe a bank related death in Columbus. Dudley Scott, 47, killed. Mrs. Willard, 21, and her son suffer critical injuries. Mat Murphy reports on the evolving circumstances as officials surround the scene.
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Columbur
Mat Murphy
Dudley Scott
Gs Willard
Grover Alexander Joins Canton Daily News As Special Writer
The veteran NL star known as the Great becomes a special writer for the Canton Daily News. He is the oldest player in NL service and a hero of past World Series legends. Daily readers will hear his expert insights and commentary on current baseball events.
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Grover Alexander
Canton Daily News
Alexander
Daily News
Olea
Mowtne
Ing Oatemen
Melestone
Alexander the Iet
Dim Datiy Ortes
Hep
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