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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
2
The United Alloy Steel Corporation shows 1924 net earnings of 712,893.86 dollars and preliminary 1925 January February gains. The year ended with a working capital above ten million dollars and total assets near 47.8 million. Profit before depreciation and taxes stood at 1,504,712.21 with a net profit of 713,899.85. capital surplus ends at 27.59 million.
Leonard Doyle and Kathleen Lowery of New York posed in a photo showing the difficulty of telling men from women in tuxedo style evening wear. Fashion editors note French dressmakers disapprove of the trend.
The company notes April conditions and hand to mouth purchasing by customers, causing smaller lots, higher costs, and lower earnings though January February 1925 show improvement. Dividend on common stock is not warranted for Q1 1925, and conservative views on Q2 and Q3 1925 are stated. The firm remains confident in its ability and in continued participation in the steel industry's business next year.
Canton Chamber of Commerce officials set Canton's Exposition of Progress for eight days starting April 4 after studying ten years of weather data. They aimed for optimal weather conditions by choosing a period with historically sunny, warm conditions from April 24 onward, despite early spring rain.
Directors filed for dissolution claiming the business was abandoned and assets sold. Urban A. Wernetly is the attorney for the petitioners.
Reputable Tanlac宣 promotes a natural blend of roots barks and herbs claimed to revitalize blood digestion and liver function. Advertisers cite testimonials from diverse users noting improved appetite sleep energy and facial color after starting the tonic.
Three automobile collisions and a stolen car were reported to police Monday night. B H Shirk at 159 18th NW said his eastbound car on 12th NE collided with Sam Rittaker at Walnutay. Harry Van Allman NW said his westbound car on 34th NE hit David Schwartz at 12th SW. Betty Charis NW said her parked car in front of 1375 Market was struck by J F Hoke. Hoke’s car overturned. L D Cline NW said his Ford sedan was stolen from Cleveland and 4th SW.
Deposits to individual accounts in Federal Reserve System banks in Canton for the week ending March 25 amounted to 11,469,000 dollars. This compares with 10,315,000 dollars for the same week last year and 11,884,000 dollars for the preceding week.
William Ke Neel of 1818 Navarre Road SW was arrested Monday afternoon on charges of driving under the influence and striking Patrolman Bennet. The officer said Neel failed to stop after the collision, and a chase ensued before Neel was overtaken.
In Columbus on March 31, advocates of the Buchanan Bible reading bill brace for a legal fight as the legislature contemplates recess tactics, veto threats, and gubernatorial appointments. GOP leaders and supporters debate procedural moves to push the measure, with Taft, Gardner, Maschke, and Leiber among critics and backers.
Independence Missouri reports a new Audene Balm method said to restore hearing at home. Readers are urged to try a free trial by writing Audene Company Dept. 1571, with a local recommender requested.
Senator Frank B. Willis told associates in Washington that he is not a candidate for the 1928 presidency. He said the only invitations he accepts are political events in his state and that timing will depend on President Coolidge. Willis aims for renomination and reelection to the Senate in 1926, not a 1928 bid.
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