School Board approves 147000 bond issue for new high school
The board decided to issue 147000 in bonds to June 3 to complete and furnish Central High. Funds total about 450000 with land paid, enabling full construction rather than a unit plan. The move avoids delays but incurs yearlong interest before funds are needed.
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Funa New Central High School
Board of
Clark
Lane
Clerk Lane
Boards of Education
Webber
Harmony
Budget Commission
End Strike in Canton Area: Carpenters and Plumbers Continue
The Canton area labor dispute sees Teamsters and Cummins Storage Co. settle with workers returning to union wages. Carpenter and plumber groups persist out of work after contracting firms refuse to sign the scale. Carpenters seek 45 rents per hour and an eight hour day. about 150 carpenters unemployed.
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Canton Lee Co
Cummins Storage Co
All Year School and Social Center Plan Urged
Principal F. M. Shelton of Central high urged year round schools and a social center program at a North Cherry PTA meeting. He asked for a tennis court on school grounds and said schools should serve the community beyond class time. He argued schools idle three fourths of the time and proposed night and summer sessions to help students catch up.
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Prin. Shelton
F. M. Shelton
Central High School
North Cherry School
Seaulch
Manger
Lso
Board of Education
Shelton
Weather forecast notes cooler, frost risk tonight
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight with cooler air moving in on Wednesday. A light frost may form in lower areas if skies clear, with daytime temperatures around 35 to 42 degrees and limited precipitation.
Ohio Supreme Court declares labor law unconstitutional
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the $100 fine or six months imprisonment for discharging an employee for union membership unconstitutional, aligning with a U S Supreme Court ruling on a Kansas law. Justice Wanamaker dissented, arguing unions are outlawed without employer consent under federal decision.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Ohio
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Supreme Court
Hamilton-co
W. H. Jackson
Cincinnati
Saul Berger
FE. D. Schroeder
Schroeder
United Shoe Workers’ Union
Wanamaker
Akron
United States Supreme Court
Automobiles Tested as City Clears Dimmer Violations
More than twenty automobile owners were arraigned before Judge Quinn on charges of violating city ordinances requiring headlight dimmers. Some dismissed, others fined one dollar and costs, and those with valid excuses were suspended for future observance. The safety department may test dimmer devices to determine proper shading methods for headlights.
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Safety Department
Atty
Clarence Herbruck
Herbruck
Dummer
Fred J. Griffith
James H. Hughes
Charles E. Deckerd
C. V. Reghert
W. B. Wissler
James Fogle
J. B. Brothers
Charles Sliker
Albert E. Gordon
N. F. Hertzer
Mary Henderson
David Rice
J. A. Starrett
Toll of ten vessels taken by German subs
London reports the German submarine campaign has sunk ten ships between Saturday evening and Monday evening, including the Minterne a 3018 ton British steamer. The attack killed two firemen, while the crew and Capt. Grosberg were saved at Penzance. Washington begins formal inquiry into Gulflight torpedoing seeking official facts before any action. The administration may demand indemnity and an expression of regret along with possible broader policy posture toward Germany.
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London
Selly Islands
S. M. Grosberg
Penzance
Minterne
Stockholm
Gulflight
America
Baldwin
Leila
Kelida
Elsa
Washington
Washington Administration
Wilson
Germany
United States
Cleanup crews stay ahead in citywide rubbish drive
Last year s cleanup campaign spurred by civic groups shows less rubbish this year with Dine s crews ahead of schedule in the northern sectors and Kent noting a dramatic drop in debris. Residents are urged to place trash at curbs early while park rules prohibit dumping on grounds.
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Monster
Dine
Tuscara
St E
Market Aw N
Kent
Supt
Canton
City Hall
Blum
West Creek Park
Klein and Heffelman Furniture Adverts and Rail Time Change
Classified adverts show Klein and Heffelman furniture claim best value. Also rail time changes effective May 2 for Canton and connections to Cleveland Steubenville Wheeling Coshocton Zanesville Toledo and Carrollton. Additional promos include Chi-Namelt paint and cheap scrim curtains from The Klein & Heffelman Co. College glee clubs at First Presbyterian.
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W.al.e
Canton
Cleveland
Steubenville
Wheeling
Coshocton
Zanesville
Toledo
Carrollton
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Wooster College
First Presbyterian Church
Italian War Talk Grows But Action Is Delayed
Rome May 4 The critical hour has arrived and the second war for national independence will be declared The events leading to Sundays conference between Foreign Minister Sonnini and Prince Von Buelow were decisive The Idea Nazionale Rome s chief interventionist organ makes this statement confidently asserting that.
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Rome
Sonnini
Prince von Buelow
Idea Nazionale
Italy
All Circlea
Victor Emmanuel
Quarto
d'Annunzio
Tribuna
Gtonale d
Kone
Want Ads and World News Collide in Early Pages
A montage of ads and international briefs shows home help ads for cooks and trunks beside war reports from Italy. Headlines discuss Queen of Hearts folklore, Klein and Heffelman promotions, and Italy's diplomatic stance as leaders weigh intervention and possible war actions.
Canton Motor Car Co Ad Highlights Offers and Piano
An old newspaper snippet advertises the Canton Motor Car Co offerings and a Kranich & Bach small grand piano listed at 700 dollars. It also promotes complete baseball goods stocks from A. J. Reach and Sell and urges readers to read the Want Ads today.
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Baseball Goods
A. J. Reach
The
Klein & Heffelman Co
Adv
New Berlin Plans Agitation to Pave Main Street
Town officials in New Berlin push summer paving after learning bonds can be sold with costs assessed to property owners. Councilman Schick leads effort as Stark County to complete 1.57 mile project from north city limits, improving a key corridor through town.
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New Tuesday
Canton
New Berlin
Stark Co
Crty
Schick
Im) Stark Co
Becaus
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Coldwell
Sao Pee
I & Heffelman Co
St. Cyr
Kaiser
Atlantic City
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James Henry Smith
Silent Smith
Japan
Klein & Heffelman
Queen of Hearts
Daily News
Advy
Canton Motor Car Co
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Kimball
Knabe
Wheelock
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