Canton Daily News rates and offices listed
The Canton Daily News announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and lists its postal and office addresses in Canton Ohio and national bureaus in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus London Paris Berlin and Pekin with various postal terms and contact points.
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THE
Daily News Printing CO
Hemlock
Postoffice
Canton
City Mail
Lyr
Mose
Imo
New York
Chicago
Monro Street
San Francisco
Hearst
Washin ON
POST
Columbus
SPAHR
London
Trafalgar
Northumbrland
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
den Linden
Pekin
Piazza Mignanelli
Canton Exposition of Progress Sold to Cantonians
Cantonians viewed the Exposition of Progress as a showcase of Canton’s industries, commerce, education, and welfare. The event drew about 75 000 visitors, illustrating Canton's growth and future prospects while prompting praise for organizers and supporters.
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Cantons
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Germany's Policy After Hindenburg Victory
The article notes initial surprise at von Hindenburg's election and growing belief it may prove wise. It says his presidency could end Prussian dominance and shift Germany toward a stronger stance against France, with optimism in business circles that foreign policy and peace efforts will endure. It argues the vote signals resistance to communism and a turn away from radicalism.
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Germany
von Hindenburg
Bette
France
Dierman
Hans Luther
Fontaine
Europe
Minseia
Destre
Balkans
Russia
Thue
Sterilization Debate Emphasizes State Safety Over Sentiment
The article argues for compulsory sterilization of criminals, noting defective laws and unenforceable measures. It condemns rehabilitation as unreliable, cites hereditary criminal lines, and asserts segregation is impractical. Detectives create an environment that fosters crime, the piece contends, urging preventive sterilization for state protection.
Beck Resigns as Solicitor General amid DOJ Turmoil
Washington reports indicate James M. Beck has resigned from the justice department amid reorganization. The 65 year old, long affiliated with public service, leaves with speculation about future posts but likely seeks rest after 23 years in public life.
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James M. Beck
Department of Justice
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Beck
Court of St. James
England
Coolidge
United States
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Harry M. Daugherty
Harlan P. Stone
Sargent
American Forest Week Signals Shift to Reforestation Drive
The article notes a transition from protecting existing woods to replanting and expanding forests through scientific methods. It cites Col W R Greeley on rapid depletion, praises federal and state efforts, and highlights progress in New York Pennsylvania Connecticut Ohio and broader national cooperation as American Forest Week ends.
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Bureau of Forestry
W. R. Greeley
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ohio
Sterilization Debate Shapes Ohio Legislation Veto
The Onto legislature faced a veto on a sterilization act for feeble minded individuals. Gov Denohey consulted 16 states with existing laws. only one endorsed, five gave no reply, several lacked experience, and others raised concerns about gender application and public policy.
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Donshey
Onto
Denohey
Cost of War Reflection on Pension Case
A Mansfield man James Q. Thomas died after receiving a government pension for disabilities from the Mexican War. The note reflects on wartime costs and veterans' compensation.
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James Q. Thomas
Mansfield
Pension Costs of Mexican War Veterans Highlight Tax Burden
A Detroit News inquiry shows Thomas drew 8 dollars monthly rising to 72 dollars by 1920 totaling 22046.23. Nineteen Mexican War veterans still draw pensions along with hundreds of widows. The piece argues rewards are due but warns about taxation and government spending.
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Detroit News
Thomas
United States
Vanishing Railroads and Drift in U S Mileage
Interstate Commerce Commission reports rail mileage declined to 1913 levels by end of 1923 after a drop starting in 1916 totaling 4029 miles. Analysts note misdirected competition and advise consolidation with profitable investment before extensions. Daisy Thought quote concludes the column.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Age
New York Letter Highlights Actors, Fortunes, and a Florist
A bustling New York Letter profiles a news-stand entrepreneur who connects regulars to jobs, Paul Whiteman buying a Colorado ranch, and various famed figures. It notes fears of heights and razors, Captain John H. Graig’s Haiti trip, W. Fields’ elusive sidekick, a Sixth Avenue fruit store owner who bought his building, and rising professional women’s club plans with 1,342 members. The piece also mentions Conrad’s view of the sea, a disliking for flowers among a florist, and the cost of a new 19 story club site on West 28th Street.
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John H. Graig
Haiti
Goldfield
France
New York
Marines
Harding
Professional
West 28Rd St
Speedy German presidential process as model for US reform
In a provocative column, Robert T. Small argues Germany’s rapid nomination and election of Von Hindenburg should inspire similar reforms in the United States. He critiques the slow quadrennial cycle, advocates earlier nominations and faster inaugurations, and contrasts voter turnout, citing Germany’s 80 percent versus America’s 51 percent.
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Washington
Republic
von Hindenburg
Senate
United States
America
White House
Congress
Germany
Straw Hat Spending Trends Across Decades
Analyzing Census of Manufacturers data shows the U S straw hat bill rose from 10 million in 1904 to 32.5 million in 1923 while population grew 33 percent. output value jumped 200 percent. Straw comes from wheat stalks grown in China Japan and Italy and imported materials totaled 8 000 090 in 1923 with Japan 3 000 000 China 2 500 000 and Italy 1 000 000.
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United States
Wheat Belt
China
Japan
Italy
National City Bank of New York
Beauties to be Bobbed Vienna Film Promotes New Fashion
The Sascha Film Company begins a new film based on Laurence’s novel Le Bijou de Paris. Celimen, a dancing girl, is depicted as the leader of bobbed hair, becoming a fanatic propagandist for the trend. A key scene shows Celimen persuading ten fashionably dressed women to bob their hair, and the manager seeks ten willing, beautiful young ladies to participate.
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Vienna
Sascha Film Company
Laurence
Paris
Celimen
Cilimen
Depew Reflects on Gridiron Club Fortieth Anniversary
Special correspondent recalls Chauncey M. Depews 40th anniversary note praising the Gridiron clubs history. He lists presidents cabinet members justices and famed figures who attended dinners and recounts humorous exchanges with Taft Wilson Harding Hanna and Tillman during travels and speeches.
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Washington
Gridiron Club of
Chauncey M. Depew
Cunningham
Gridiron Club
Mfe
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Foraker
Taft
Wilson
An Opera Impressario
Harding
President Coolidge
Mark Hanna
Nona
Summerville
Tillman
Chauncey
Gridiron Club Letter Praises Public Service
Chauncey M. Depew signs a patriotic note from J Harry Cunningham, secretary of the Gridiron Club in Washington praising the club for restoring sanity to English public life and doing useful national work while urging its continued mission.
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United States
Gridiron Oi
Chauncey M
J. Harry Cunningham, Esq
The
Gridiron Club
Washington, D. C
Paris Studio Robbery Ends in Death as Artist Draws Slay
A thief entered Rene Berger's Paris studio and stabbed him. Berger died in hospital after drawing a portrait of his attacker as police pursue the clue. The report blends multiple city briefs on crime and culture from London to Tokyo.
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Paris
Rene Berger
Berger
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