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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1922

Page

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Gideons Plan Canton Bible Camp and School Text Resolution

The Ohio Gideons convention in Canton aims to establish a local Gideon camp and urges using the Bible as a text book of morals in public schools. J Harry Humphreys announces a Canton branch. C F Tener pushes a resolution for Bible readings in schools. A banquet follows with welcome by Paul Belden and remarks by Dr A E Day.

Canton Ohio Gideons Christian Commercial Traveling Men's Association Courtland Hotel J. Harry Humphreys Huntington W. Va National Gideon Association C. F. Tener Cleveland Boards of Education Courtland Paul Belden Canton Chamber of Commerce A. E. Day First Methodist Episcopal Church

Bandit Improves While Refusing to Talk on Loot

Andrew Kapler, wounded bandit held in Stark co workhouse, shows health gains per Workhouse Superintendent John Boyer. He sleeps well and grows stronger while talks with him about the gang’s loot fail. Officials estimate thousands in spoils. Kapler is the last survivor. Barbara Willis and Ethel Bunting, visitors from East Liverpool, were released from county jail after being held as witnesses. They received $5 each, the statutory $1 per day. Officials believe the women know nothing of the criminal operations.

Andrew Kapler Stark Co Apears John Boyer Kapler Barbara Willis Ethel Bunting East Liverpool Tommy Saxton Ruff Norman Warden

Weather Outlook And Spiritual Notices In Ohio

The forecast calls for warmer temperatures tonight and Sunday with a slight rise on Sunday. Spiritualist events listed include Pred Dunikin speaking at Spirit Church of the Soul and a healing service by J Spafford. Rev C M Pease and others appear in continuing programs. Events are open to the public with meetings at Ulalist Hall and the Ladies Aid rally scheduled May 27 and 28 in Cleveland.

Dunikin Yaoi Redmen Ae J. Spafford C. mM. Pease Hall Ladies’ Aid H. G. Burroughs Cleve

Goes To The Jug Like In Old Days

Joseph Andreotte a private in Battery F 186th Artillery was taken to the workhouse Saturday to serve a 25 day sentence imposed by court martial for violation of the articles of war. He is the first prisoner received at the workhouse for a military offense and had been sentenced for failure to attend drill with a suspended term requiring 10 days of work in the stables. He disappeared before completing the suspension and was rearrested on return.

Joseph Andreotte 186Th Artillery Andreotte

Johnson Amendment Opens Sectional Fight in Senate

Washington May 20 The proposed amendment to article ten of the constitution by Senator Hiram Johnson of California would prohibit exploitation of child labor and trigger a bitter sectional clash as north against south and east against west. Johnson defended the measure as necessary to protect children while Overman of North Carolina condemned it as a threat to state sovereignty. He warned the amendment could lead to federal encroachment on education, anti lynching and police powers. Johnson argued it might be required to safeguard welfare despite state prerogatives. Overman urged states already enforce child labor laws making an amendment unnecessary.

Washington Senate Hiram Johnson California Johnson Lee S. Overman North Carolina Congress Supreme Court Overman

Youngstown Tube Rejects Big Steel Merger Move

New York May 20 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co declines to join a proposed six firm steel merger causing fresh speculation in Wall Street. Five other companies remain in talks with Chadbourne noting conversations continue as to whether all or some will consolidate. Campbell cites no reasons to drop out and denies Bethlehem takeover rumors.

New York Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Lackawanna Steel Co Bethlehem Steel Corporation Thomas L Midvale Steel & Ordnance Republic Iron & Steel Inland Steel Co Steel & Tube Co. of America Brier Hill Steel Co Youngstown Charles M. Schwab Youngstown Sheet & Tube Wall Street Schwab Bethlehem Corporation Bethlehem John A. Campbell Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Campbell Mr. Chadbourne Chadbourne

Canton W C T U to Build Home for Girls in Canton

Canton W C T U votes to seed 2000 dollars to start a building fund for a new home for girls and women. The group has operated for fifteen years providing rooms at two dollars weekly with kitchen washing ironing and parlors use. Contributions from trustees advisory board or purchasing committee. Next meeting June 2. Also notes a May 22 dance and euchre party hosted by Moose Club and a May 22 schedule change for Carrollton Branch trains.

Canton WCC. T. U Lillian Carr Kate Austin G. A. Swineford Mary Houser Ida Bourne Ava McMillen Jennie Fawcett McMillan Houser

Special Sunday Chicken Dinner at Courtland Hotel

Advertisement notes a Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph by Courtney Free with a savings offer. Open a First Trust & Savings Bank account with $1 or more for Baby's Savings and receive a silver plated bank for saving.

Courtland Hotel Courtney Free First Trust & Savings Bank Adv

Firehole Joe and yellow bus tour Canton for Yellowstone Jubilee

Firehole Joe Hopper, famed Yellowstone bus driver, drives a replica through Canton streets to mark Yellowstone Park’s Golden Anniversary. He and two park companions stop at McKinley’s monument, greeted by locals. Hopper praises sunshine for the bus shine amid rain. Continued on page 3.

Joe Hopper Yellowstone National Park Canton Yellowstone Park Park Joe Hopper Hop Firehole H. W. Luethi The Chamber of Commerce Charles W. Flory Joe’ Hopper Great Park

Catholic Community Settlement Opens at St Anthony's Canton

The Catholic Community League opened Gibbons House Settlement behind St. Anthony's Church at 918 Libertyst SE with A E Hockwall presiding and Father Thaddeus Marchant and Father Anthony Alessa as speakers. Troop 17 presented A Day in Camp while St Johns students performed dances and a playlet. Over 500 people attended and pledged support for the new center offering classes, clubs, and health services.

Catholic Community League St. Anthony's Church Libertyst SE A. E. Hockwall Thaddeus Marchant Anthony Alessa Troop 17 The Boy Scouts Charles Mills St. John's School Aiossa Canton

Additions to Hofee Fund Reach 6916 88 After Saturday Gifts

One hundred forty three dollars was added to the Ralph W Hof fee Memorial Trust Fund Saturday morning bringing the total to 6916 88. The largest gift was 25 dollars from the Stark County Traffic club. Other contributions include McKinley High school Girls Booster club 8.16 and Henry Belden school 11.57.

Ralph W. Hoffee Starke Traffic Club Girl's Booster Club McKinley High School Henry Belden Stark County Traffic Club F. Pace S. K. Finnicum

Property Of Dead Men Is Auctioned

Coroner T. C. McQuate oversaw a Saturday morning auction of personal effects from unclaimed deaths. Watches rings pins and razors comprised most of the 33.06 total. The peak bid was 5.05 for a gold watch with many items selling for a dime. Secondhand dealers were the main buyers. Wonderful Rally Day at Bethany U. E. church corner Mahoningrd and 114th-st NE. Alliance Gospel Colored Quintet of Cleveland to perform at Sunday services May 31.

T. C. McQuate Bethany U. E Mahoningrd 114Th-St Alliance Gospel Colored Quintet Cleveland Ohio

Troops to Return Home by July First

Washington reported that all American troops on the Rhine are to be home by July 1 under War Department orders. No decision has been made on Germany and France requests to retain some troops after that date.

Washington Rhins War Department Germany France

Jury drawn in Vinton county names five women

Five women were selected for Vinton county juries this week. Four will serve on the petit jury and one will serve on the grand jury. Evangelistic Campaign Closes Tomorrow with services at 7:30 tonight and 10:30, 2:30 and 7:30 Sunday at Congregational Church. Adv.

M'Arthur Vinton County Petit Jury Grand Jury

1921 Ford Coupe with rear classy attachment

Sample cases advertised as “cnleseman” gear described as good as new at Fulton Garage located at Fulton Road and 13th Street NW. Ady signs the notice.

Cnleseman New Fulton Fulton-rd 13Thst Ady

Ice Plant Prices and Sunday Hours Notice

Notice to ice users outlines bulk pricing from 25 pounds to 200 pounds with rates per 100 pounds. Open Sunday morning from 7 to 11. Claims the City Ice and Coal Co now operates at 825 Navarre SW, formerly Canton Ice Delivery Co. Advertisement also notes a speech by Dr. Isaac Headland at Simpson M. E. Church.

City Ice and Coal Co Canton Ice Delivery Co Navarre Isaac Headland Simpson M

President Will Keep Hands Off In Bonus Action

President Harding will not direct Senate action on the bonus bill and will wait for the Senate to pass its own version. Senate Finance Committee Chairman McCumber announced that next Tuesday the committee will consider the compensation measure and seek to draft an acceptable bill.

Washington Harding Senate Administration White House Senate Finance Committee McCumber North Dakota Congress

Jailing Women Aiding Bootleggers Urged by Prohibition Chief

Washington May 20 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes urged jailing women caught as aids to bootleggers and rum runners as a remedy for weak local enforcement. He said women are becoming the most active conspirators in manufacturing and distributing illicit liquor.

Washington Haynes

Grindstone crushes workers at Marshall Foundry plant

George Bier was killed and John A. Remiler was severely injured at 9:50 today when a five ton grindstone toppled in the Marshall Foundry company plant Isthst.

Pittsburgh George Bier John A. Remiler Marshall Foundry Company

Nations Invited to World Dairy Congress in 1929

Secretary Hughes told diplomats worldwide to invite 1450 delegates and affiliates to the first international dairy congress to be held in the United States in 1929. The Dairy Congress, under the Agriculture Department with congressional authorization, is expected to draw over half a million attendees from around the world. Cities including Washington Syracuse Minneapolis St Paul Philadelphia Indianapolis and Boston have volunteered to host events.

Washington Hughes Invitathene Colonia Common Wealth United States Orather Department of Armgicultural Congress D. C Syracuse Minneapolis St. Paul Philadelphia Indianapolis Boston

Admiral Sims Urges Preparedness for Nation

Newport Rhode Island May 20 Rear Admiral William S Sims president of the naval war college in an address to the graduating class of 1922 urged national preparedness. He charged the country has always been unprepared in emergencies and decried public indifference as lowering morale and endangering security through repeated reductions in personnel and equipment. He warned that such cuts hinder training and the navy’s maximum efficiency and noted the public and Congress danger of another sacrifice driven by apathy.

Newport R. LI Wm. S. Sims Naval War College Congress

Parade Route for MacNider Meeting in Canton

Last minute details for the visit and reception of National Commander Hanford MacNider of the American Legion in Canton were arranged by J. R. Cowgill, MacNider Day chairman. About 2500 Legionnaires from across the state expected in parade. reviewing stand on courthouse steps. Parade forms on Walnut NE. route runs to Market and Fifth, to McKinley, Tuscarawas, Eighth, Cleveland, to City Auditorium for exercises and dress by MacNider. Commander MacNider arrives Canton at 2:30 p.m. Monday.

Hanford MacNider American Legion Canton J. R. Cowgill MacNider Darlington Ruth Walnur Tuscarawas Fifth McKinley Market Eighth Cleveland City Auditorium

Truck drivers nabbed with two loads of whiskey

New York May 24 Daniel Cella and Leon Morati of New York were jailed in Jersey City after being found driving two trucks loaded with whiskey valued at 56 000 from New Jersey into New York City. They said they were hired to haul the liquor. The notice mentions a class initiation for Notice Junior O U A M No 12 postponed to Saturday June 17.

New York Daniel Cella Leon Morati Second Precinct Jersey City New Jersey New York City Smith

Free Baby Photo Offer At Courtneys Studio

An advertisement invites customers to open a First Trust & Savings Bank Baby’s savings account with $1 or more to receive a complimentary baby’s first photograph at Courtneys Studio. The deal also includes a baby book for recording the baby’s milestones.

Courtneys Studio Baby First Trust & Savings Bank

Conductors to Close Convention Today in Cleveland

Election of seven vice presidents, two trustees, an insurance commissioner member and minor officers ends the triennial convention of the order of railway conductors in Cleveland. Last night, Sheppard was unanimously reelected president. new officers include S N Gerry vice president and FE Curtis vice president.

Board of Trustees Insurance Commission Order of Railway Conductors Sheppard Order S. N Gerry Cedar Rapids FE. FP. Curtis Dallas Tex C. E. Whitney Towa

North Ireland in throes of reign of terror

Belfast reports describe a night of extreme violence with sniping arson and pillaging across Ulster. A military officer and his wife were attacked with the wife killed, drivers slain, a border area sees raids and a castle burned, barracks blown up, and hundreds of cars burned or damaged.

Ballykinnar Sinn Pelners Tyrone Shanes Castle Lord O'Neill Antrim

Collins DeValera Reach Agreement Coalition Cabinet Formed

Collins and De Valera reach a coalition agreement in Dublin after a heated Dail debate. Free Staters to hold the presidency and seven cabinet seats while De Valera followers take four portfolios. General election set for June 16 amid potential labor opposition. In Rosecrea an army raid on Lloyd Vaughan mansion ends in total loss by fire. Three killed seven wounded in Belfast gun and arson attack on Wellan barracks amid widespread unrest.

Dublin Michael Colslina Eamonn de Valera Dall Eireann de Valera Free Staters Burn Vaughan Lloyd Vaughan Rosecrea County Tipperary London Central Belfast Northern Ireland Case de Wellan Barracks Old Court Case Tle Pastrick

Sinn Fein court drama ends as双方 settle disputes

In Dublin on May 20 a Sinn Fein court at Mullinger broke into excitement when defendant and plaintiff settled their troubles personally with their fists. Judges moved the dignity elsewhere but observed good time leaving the courtroom. A Canton Court U D Order of Amaranth meeting in K of Phail May 20 at 7 30 p m invites all honored ladies in white.

Dublin Sinn Fein Mulleinger Canton Court U. D. Order of Amaranth K. of Phail Sat Ruby O. Smith Seq Ady

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Bible IN Schools Bandit Yarmer HIRAM _JOHNSON Senator Overman BIG Steel W.C.T. U Carrollton Branch Moose Club Tuscara St W Hoffee Fund YANKS Grindstone America Sims Conuntry Canton Daily News North Ireland Ulster Christ Dail Coaltion Cabinet
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