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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a Wednesday arrest connected to a house fire in East like Wednesday. It mentions a man named JLEN from East Li and a pillow and purse involved, with unclear dates and details.
The Ohio Supreme Court rules the Brown tax act, as pushed by the General Assembly, is not subject to referendum. The decision, a win for Attorney General C. C. Crabbe, would raise an estimated 12 million dollars a year, with 45 percent to highways, 30 percent to municipalities, and 25 percent distributed among all 88 counties.
Mrs. Cullen Landis plans to seek separate maintenance in Los Angeles courts in response to her film husband’s divorce suit accusing her of nagging. She claims he was cruel to her and that despite earning $1,000 weekly he did not support her.
Ohio Public Utilities Commission members deny charges while Frank B Maullar issues a strong statement challenging Governor Donahey to publish any claims of inefficiency or malfeasance. Officials caution the governor’s absence may alter plans for formal charges as Youngstown accident rumors swirl.
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed the Public Utilities Commission order granting River Road Transportation Co. a certificate to operate a motor bus line from Hamilton County. Railroads and traction companies appealed, arguing the territory was already covered.
Survey by Dr. G. T. Wasson finds 56 percent of 1608 girl pupils in rural Crawford County outside Bucyrus and Galion affected by goitre. Findings show disease from early thyroid trouble to malignant stage among 906 girls and young women examined.
Columbus May 26. Recommendation that Rev J Norman Kink Bluffton College be appointed superintendent of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home Xenia succeeding Sylvius Garver resigned had been received by Governor Donahey from Gen S B Stanberry Cincinnati area watching for game and fish law violators reported numerous as thousands of men are out of work Selmers and dynamiters said ready to operate along several small streams to secure food
Canton women know Zollinger's Bargain Basement as a reliable store for good merchandise at low prices. The Fourth Birthday Sales aim to introduce the basement to more shoppers and boost a successful year by offering standard quality goods at the lowest possible prices.
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