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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
12
May 1925 report from Washington analyzes how government economy measures influence shopper behavior. Officials note fluctuations in retail demand tied to publicity and public sentiment, with observers arguing the public remains cautious yet inclined to spend on small items.
A garbled passage discusses government economy and public sentiment, referencing taxation, public burden, and policy ideas. It mentions concern over spending and political leadership, suggesting tensions between fiscal restraint and popular needs, with a sense of upheaval and uncertainty.
A regional meeting will discuss crossing safety and shared expenses for improvements. Officials from the water county and railroad company will determine billing responsibilities and possible funding for paving and overhead protection at key highway crossings.
George Drakes of the Lyceum Pool Room at 406 Tuscarnes was fined 480 and fined by Judge Nien for a charge related to pooseatny gambling deviations. A Friday brand jury and event are mentioned with uncertain details and dates.
Crowds gathered as the circus opted against a parade citing dangerous conditions and tired performers. Wagons and animals moved to the fairgrounds while vendors and cooks drew visitors with tempting aromas. About 1200 circus fans arrived for the afternoon show as organizers prepared the nonparade program.
Incorporation papers for the Workmen's Bank Alliance were filed, listing capital stock around 500 and plans to operate with savings accounts. Incorporators named include Norman W. Cath, Milo W. Marathon, George RF, and Judie B. Wich.
Local notices list a slate of gatherings in Canton including a women’s golf event at Brookside Country, a dinner dance by the Canton Chapter of the Amterleam Institute of Banking, and various lodge and club meetings. Married notices and club activities are noted with dates and host households across Alliance and Canton neighborhoods.
The defense for widow Wise opens as prosecutors allege arsenic poisoning and murder in a case that links her to multiple deaths and a family illness. Witnesses describe mental distress and alleged plans to obtain poison, while the defense seeks to prove insanity and diminish responsibility.
Memanna McGintey died Tuesday at 1449 Greendalday SW. The funeral was conducted in the home Saturday morning and a memorial service at St Mary’s Catholic Church was planned with Rev. in charge. The body was to be brought to the home for viewing before the service.
Francis Marchand of North Canton died Wednesday night at Mercy Hospital after an operation. He belonged to St. Paul’s Church in North Canton. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Gertrude Marchand and three daughters Flora, Ava, Jennie, and Miss Pauline Marchand, and a son John, all of the home.
May 1 report from Alliance notes a fifth smallpox death, the man aged 42 identified as Everhart of 189 Serqne Archavik Wan. Survived by wife, daughter Mia Mary Olive, two brothers Homer of Alliance and William of Biyrin, and a widow. Funeral and interment held this morning.
Officers announce a community entertainment event this Friday at the Canton Stanfilion arena. The program features local talent and a chorus with Mrs Zellers, Dorothy Habeach, Lowell Biarkey, Florence Lee, Philip Brown and others performing songs and readings.
A rubblan fire sparked collapse and considerable damage to a frame structure at 927 4th St NE. Fire crews alerted near the root of the building and a preliminary assessment notes heavy fire damage amid structural concerns. Named individuals or groups appear in garbled form.
Word has reached Parkersburg West Virginia of a newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Roy Reformice formerly of Anton The father Thobbitt previously served as physical director at the A G At and now works in physical education in Parkersburg The mother’s name appears as Mex and the text notes prior surnames Silas and ate sina indicating OCR errors
Paul Sautter of Reynolda Road was fined 30 dollars and costs by Judge Dudee Bowman in criminal court on Thursday morning and received a ten day sentence on a weed charge.
Harvey Sloan of 1012 24th NE was fined $50 and ordered to pay $76 in damages after a Thursday morning DUI charge in Judge Bowman's court. Patrolman Bennett noted Sloan’s car struck a vehicle at 1417 NET Wednesday night causing considerable damage and that Sloan drove without lights.
A fragment describes a gathering at a home on Himontra avenue in Woanaadey with over five hundred played and tied. The text mentions evenings, a home setting, and young attendees, but details are garbled.
Minerva Rotary selects officers for the coming year with President J Excep, secretary Ai Gticie, treasurer HG Roby, and directors Charlee Hart, J 2, Joven, De 4 An Baten, Ralph Schory, A F Juck, Hf G Koby, and Eevetsala.
A damaged OCR fragment references a court room scene with unclear names and actions. The readable portion mentions a suit and a party involved, but specifics remain obscured and no definitive outcome is provided.
Earl B Herron aged 27, a former Canton resident, died Thursday morning at his sister Shirley Herron Franta’s home 406 1-3 Btn after a lingering illness. Born in Canton, he worked at the Courtland hotel then Hotel Northorp field. Surviving: widow Shirley Herron, mother Mem Cheinessa Herron, two sisters Mee Chart Canton and Are Prante, and brother Waldo Herron Lanning. Funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the sister’s home 2016 Rosewood NW with Rev Herron officiating. Burial in lawn cemetery.
Marianne Cron aged 92 died at the home of ter gon Sidney Croad 1229 Troy pl England born Mrs Croad came to Cancon from thay conon a year ago. She was a member of St Pauls Episcopal church and Episcopa church all her life. Survived by two daughters and several sons. Funeral arrangements pending local obituary notes.
Mrs Sarah Iibus 74 of Cleveland died Wednesday afternoon at her son C F Sibita 216 Parke Av SW Canton funeral at St Josephs church Cleveland survivors include three daughters Sister Mary Magdalin Syracuse NY Sister Mary Theretas Brookland DC and Mia Dai Cleveland three sons Rev Sibita 0 P Columbus Alva Sibita Cleveland and C J Sibting Canton five grandchildren arrangements incomplete announced later
Henry Marker aged 10 died Wednesday evening in Eastown after a heart condition attack. Survived by widow Mrs Marker and three daughters, with several sons and relatives listed. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Eastown with Rev John Siler presiding.
Readable fragments show a slogan contest for the Canton Community Fund campaign running through May 18. Entries must reflect agency work and be submitted to the Canton News editor, listing agencies such as Mercy Hospital and Salvation Army among possible themes.
Dr Tilden, a national known lecturer, will speak at the First Christian Church Sunday evening at 1 20. He has been a healer and surgeon for 27 years and will discuss his Ethos Teaching aimed at helping people see heat and keep faith.
A reported plot to assassinate a Danish cabinet member and destroy public buildings in Copenhagen led to arrests by police after a Soviet embassy dispatch. The details appeared in a London dispatch dated May 7.
A brief note lists President J. P. Garaner confirming delegates to a Pennsylvania Railroad meeting. Names include J. A. Robb and MS Madara among others, with mention of changes and dates unclear due to damaged text.
May 1 reports the death of Admiral Sir Frederick Cha Doveton OCB former chief of the British Fleet 814-18 and commander H. M. Invincible in action Falklands. He was knighted and received a ceremonial grant following retirement.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cleveland and workers, with illegible phrases about a strike ruling and utilities. Limited readable details prevent a clear event or outcome. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are detectable.
Fragmentary report from Tangier notes movement among tribes and colonial factions near the Ouergha River and Belghvorhood region. The text references advancing forces and a general colonist, with unclear details and garbled place names.
A former village star faced a federal case alleging impersonation of a federal officer. The matter centers on a three year period and a payment of 4500 dollars to an Atlantic entity.
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