Wisda Tipped to Succeed Boulay in Roads Post
Richard Wisda of Wapakoneta a former surveyor and engineer in the state highway department heads inland waterways and state property duties and is viewed as likely to succeed L A Boulay as state highway director when Boulay retires in August Governor Donahey may offer the post to Alex Taylor though friends say he would not consider it Taylor previously ran the department. The piece notes past disputes over brick contracts and outlines Boulay’s plan to improve routes with state-led funding and future 960 miles of highway work including 450 miles hard surfaced and 400 miles gravel
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Dounahey
Alex Taylor
Dharn
Cox
Taylor
Donahey
Leon Herrick
Norwalk
W. W Durbin
Kenton
Boulay
Scioto
Butler
Brick
Toledo
Oulay
Hempel Highway Investigation Committee
General Assembly
Highway Department
Legislative Commission
Taxation Committee
Penitentiary Sentences For Forgery And Related Charges
Arthur Olds pled guilty to forgery and received a sentence of 16 to 20 years in the penitentiary. Carl Shook, convicted of attempted burglary, drew 1 to 15 years in the reform school. Stickler, arrested with Shook for chicken theft, was sent to the reform school under a prior sentence. Otto Weller’s grand larceny charge was reduced to petit larceny with a $25 fine plus costs for stealing a shotgun.
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Arthur Olds
B. W. Dion
Carl Shook
Reformatory
Howard Stickler
Stickler
Otto Weller
Four Men Convicted in Criminal Court Speeding Fines
Four men were fined in criminal court Wednesday morning after convictions for speeding. Rice of 616 Oth St NEL paid $15 and costs, Heck-Man was fined $20 and costs, A. J. Vanbrakin owed $15 and costs, and J. B Palmer of 902 Reynolds Ave SW was fined $15 and costs.
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Oth
St Nel
Heck - Man
A. J. Vanbrakin
J. B Palmer
Reynolds
Arrests for disturbing the peace after street disturbance
Sehrauh of 705th Street NE and T Bennett of 1376 Harrison were arrested Tuesday night for disturbing the peace by fighting. They were fined $10 and costs each after arraignment in criminal court Wednesday morning.
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WY. Sehrauh
HW. T. Bennett
Harrison
Fleeting
Suspended Sentence for Russell Libby on Property Charge
Russell Libby of Girard was arrested on a warrant charging transportation of mortgaged property. He was given a suspended sentence to serve 10 days in the workhouse when arraigned in criminal court Wednesday.
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Russell Libby
Girard
Rivon
Arae
Slogan contest urged to unite Canton charities and health
The Daily News invites a city slogan for the Community Fund campaign. Judges include Mayor Ball and others as 23 agencies join in relief health and character building work. The aim is a line that fits both welfare and character agencies and test of the fund’s goals.
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Herman N. Bundeson
Chicago
Canton
America
Newa
Campaien
Charles M. Ball
H. W. Lueth
Wilson Hawkins
Community Fund
Dr. Bundeson
The
Daily News
Fund Campaign Booklet Issued for Community Fund
A community fund booklet describing welfare health and character building work is distributed in the mall today. Treasurer W J Morgan reports a total 1924 subscription of 818116.52 with 226174.86 collected by March 31. balance due 86942.16. An audit will follow July 1 with CPA review.
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Mallia
W. J. Morgan
Community Fund
Welfare Federation and Community Fund
Certified Public Accountants
City Water Department
Girl Scout Organization
Cades
Mercy Hospital
North Canton Community House
Recreation Council
Travelers’ Aid Society
Visiting Nurse Society
Volunteers of America
Welfare
Dedication of Chapel Planned at Gibbs Ave Mission
Dedication services set for Gibbs av Mission Chapel at Gibbs av and 14th st NE with Rev. H I Zachman Rev W M Davis Rev E Rabedaugh and Bishop J Fr Dunlap leading sessions through May 22. Mission began in October 1923 in Gibbs av Public school building and will mark dedication of a temporary chapel prior to a permanent church edifice.
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Gibbs Av
First Evangelical Church
14Th St
H. I. Zachman
Trinity Evangelical Church
First Evangelcal Church
W. M. Davis
North Hil
E Radebaugh
Bethany Feivangelical Church
Mary Louise
Elizabeth Wirth
J. Fr. Dunlap
Cleveland
Hospital Will Be Erected At Alliance Home
Plans for a new hospital building at the Fairmount children’s home in Alliance were approved by Stark and Columbiana county commissioners and trustees. A $20,000 structure is recommended, with joint financing talks led by Commissioner Walter G. Agler and Trustee George Cassidy.
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Fairmount Children's Home
Alliance
Stark and Columbiana County
Walter G. Agler
George Cassidy
C. B. McClintock
Ney Manufacturing Co
Canton
Timken Buys Gilliam Plant
Timken Roller Bearing Co announces the Gilliam plant will be operated in all departments after purchase and that outstanding bonds and preferred stock will be redeemed while common stock is liquidated at an early date. Officials intend to continue operations at Gilliam with full staffing and production.
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Gilliam Organization
Gilliam
George Lee Miller
Timken Co
I. M. Germane
Philadelphia
Gilliam Co
Herbruck
Tolles
Hogesett, Ginn & Morley
Cleveland
Gillam Manufacturing Company
Canton
Gilliam Company
Market Av
3Rd St NW
Gillam Manufacturing Co
Packard
Reo
Studebaker
Franklin
Locomobile
Hupmobile
Rolin
Flint
International Harvester
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Suit over 99 year lease at Edward Hotel goes to trial
Virgil Meyer files an $80,000 suit against Louis Kaven alleging breach of contract for a 99 year Edward Hotel lease. Mrs Meyer seeks damages as the case proceeds before Judge Clevenger on a Wednesday trial.
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Virgili Meyer
Louis Kaven
Clevenger
Kaven
Edward
Verdict for defendant in Salt of Mary Baker suit
A jury in Judge Clevenger's room found for The Mooch Electric Supply 6 in the Salt of Mary Baker case. The plaintiff sought $10,000 damages for injuries when her car was struck by the defendant's truck.
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Clevenger
Mooch
Local arrests linked to Crabbe Act liquor violations
Police arrested Nick Palois at 1100 Market Ave on Crabbe Act charges after finding 50 gallons of mash and mustega. He was fined 500 dollars in criminal court. His wife received a continuance. Anna Winfield at 1008 Cherry Ave SE was fined 800 dollars for illicit liquor.
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Nick Palois
Market Ove S
Anna Winfield
Cherry Ave SE
John Blanes
Liberty Ave SE
Nick Mutu
Ziegler Granted Continuance In DWI Case
J H Ziegler of 989 Highly Northwest was arrested Tuesday on a driving while intoxicated charge and was given a continuance at his arraignment in criminal court on Wednesday.
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J. H. Ziegler
Woman Released After Paying Costs in Larceny Warant Case
Rachel Jenkins of Steubenville was arrested Monday on a larceny warrant and released in criminal court Wednesday after paying the case costs.
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Rachel Jenkins
Steubenville
Man Arrested in Wound Charge After Assault Incident
Heavy James Bryan arrested Tuesday on a charge of intent to wound and served 15 days in jail after conviction for assault and battery. The incident near Cherry Ave SE involved Sam Goldberg, a Black man, with serious lacerations reported near noon Wednesday.
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James Bryan
Bryan
Sam Goldberg
Cherry Ave
Arrest and Fine Charged After Hose Incident
A man identified as Deredas faced a court appearance Wednesday after an incident involving spraying from a hose. He was fined $10 plus court costs.
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Gus Paulas
Sever
Deredas
Ship named for Beles lande Thom agent in Seattle
A damaged report details a ship purchase and Pacific service under a Beles lande Thom agent in Seattle. It mentions a fast luxury liner with first class facilities, a depth around 525 feet, and a 46 hour period for a voyage. A county jury case in Ottawa is noted with a three week stand before services.
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Shi
Seattle
Beles
Ye Pacific
Tun
Nander Wil
Alexander
Ottaw
Bal
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E. Tusc. ST
2Nd St NE
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