Weather Notice With Vague Street and Wind Advisory
A partial weather notice mentions possible gusts and unsettled conditions. The readable fragments reference a VE.S and local street context without clear dates or authoritative details.
27 May 1921
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
1
A partial weather notice mentions possible gusts and unsettled conditions. The readable fragments reference a VE.S and local street context without clear dates or authoritative details.
Prohibition marks two years in Ohio with enforcement shaping social change. City and county fines for liquor violations total 211,329.60 since May 27, 1919, with 131,329.60 municipal and 80,000 county. The Crabbe act intensified penalties for bootlegging.
Governor Davis and Judge Harter failed to name a third arbiter after five hours of talks with N. O. T. officials over wage scales for platform workers. A decision on a contract for next year was expected by Sunday, with retroactive pay reductions under consideration as the strike edges toward a week. Liquor enforcement gains in Stark County and statewide indicate rising public support for prohibition and stronger law enforcement efforts.
Mary Vlad faced charges under the Crabbe act after police found a complete still five gallons of liquor at her home in NE. She claimed her husband made the liquor and was released on own recognizance after revealing the information to the chief.
Samuel Miller fell from a scaffold at work near 1393 Harrison Avenue. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where doctors diagnosed a head contusion.
Partly cloudy conditions with temperatures ranging from the mid sixties to high sixties tonight. Tonight there is an Open meeting inviting veterans and local groups to discuss the Battle of Gettysburg at the United Prebyterian church. Swiss Singing Society plans a May concert and dance at Canton hall on May 28. Christian Science talk by Mr Rapp of Brookline announced for May 29 at 2.30. Poppy Memorial Day sale to close at 2.45 with Arcane Millinery and a local poultry sale.
Anna Kugel files suit for divorce from William Kugel now jailed for beating her. The pair wed in Germany in 1891. She accuses him of trading Canton property for a rundown East Sparta farm and wasting time on the farm. She claims abuse and eviction from the premises with attorney W. B. Quinn handling the case.
A pastry shop advertises pecan rolla as a Sunday breakfast option with delivery. Orders can be placed by calling Bell 396 or State 8620. Address listed is 218 Cleveland Ave NW. Ady.
The Hub Store offers limited time men’s suits at $35 and $50 all wool tailored suits for $22.60. Located at 318-22 Tusest E Ady.
A public invitation urges Grand Army Post Sons of Veterans World War Veterans and other groups to attend an illustrated lecture on the Battle of Gettysburg at the First United Brethren church Saturday night at 8 o clock. Admission is free and a free will offering will be collected. Election notice urges voters to consider the city charter with amendment options on Wednesday June 1.
Congressman J. H. Himes will speak at Sunday ceremonies honoring a 24 foot Vermont granite shaft monument to Beach City soldiers, with a life sized doughboy statue. The grave marker sits in the new Beach City cemetery, cost 5000 dollars, near a reproduction of a regional burial ground. First Field Artillery band and Troop M will take part.
Canton city official Fisher declined to seek a injunction against the city service department over paving contracts. H. H. Miller and a Canton taxpayer argued the General Asphalt Paving Co. bid was not the lowest while National Construction Co. bid was cheaper by 26000 dollars. The board of control, noting considerations of contractor ties and long-term costs, awarded separate street contracts to General Asphalt. The decision rests on discretion of the service director and board of control rather than strict adherence to bid lowest.
Delicious Cakes advertises a Saturday baking special list with fresh strawberry short cake and cream cakes, pineapple cream cakes and squares, butter cream and almond cream cakes, plus delivery service. The item notes a two day order window, store closure Monday for Memorial Day and contact at Bell 896 State 3620, 218 Cleveland Ave NW. The ad also lists other local merchants and Memorial Day promotions.
One hundred ninety men including dealers contractors and union chiefs face indictment amid probes into corruption in the building industry. Officials say more evidence remains and additional indictments are expected. Sixteen labor leaders mainly business agents were named in the latest round.
President Harding orders seizure by the government of all property belonging to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger, who escaped from prison and is now staying at a health resort in Germany.
Katie Gutz and Charles Gutz saw a divorce bid rejected by the common pleas court granting $75 monthly alimony. The court of appeals, noting no jurisdiction in such an appeal, dismissed the case. Almond Rings-A Pastry Confection advertises orders and delivery from The Pastry Shop at 218 Cleveland Ave NW with phone 886.
The Sanitary Meat Market at 1811 Tusest W offers Molly Stark Butter .8 lbs for $1.00 and Strictly Fresh Eggs 4 doz for $1.00. See page 11 for additional specials.
All members and friends invited to the Dance Gingham event at the I O F Temple Saturday evening. Ady signs the notice.
A collage of local ads announces a half price sale on wall paper with many items under 50 cents and expert hangers available at Ohio Paint and Wall Paper Co. plus notices for peonies, millinery sale in Harris Arcade, a new drug store opening on Tusest West, and Kenny's Piano Dept. featuring a four for $1.00 offer.
Elmer Polansky eight was accidentally shot in the right foot by companion Toney Desey in Sherrickrd SE while playing cowboys. He was dressed at Ault man Annex and later returned home. Police said the wound is not serious and no arrests were made.
Loren F. Souers defended the proposed managerial charter before about 500 at City Auditorium. The debate with A T Sny der was canceled over parliamentary rules. Souers explained proportional representation, contrasted it with ward politics, and argued taxation limits are set by general laws. Former Reps Harvey Cable and Allen Cook posed questions as the Canton League of Women Voters organized the event.
Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market-ay N.Advy offers new spring purses at about half their former prices. Prices listed include 98c 1.95 2.85 3.75 4.85 and up, highlighting budget selections for shoppers.
An old advertisement for The A. & B. Drug Co listing silk shirts, pad garters, Shantung silk shirts, genuine moleskin pants, Waveright socks and various accessories with prices. It mentions a wide array of items from belts to denims and is placed near 2414 Tuse Street West with phone numbers.
G C Maxwell, four years Ohio public utilities secretary, told the Canton Chamber of Commerce that modern utilities like street cars, telephones, gas and electricity have become faithful, everyday servants and essential to daily life in cities and rural areas alike. The talk contrasted seamless service with any interruption, noting how quickly communications span the globe and how household conveniences power homes and industries.
Citizens in North Industry dialog about renaming the village to South Canton to end railroad ridicule. A meeting favored the change but faced opposition and no action. Leader J F Lehmiller argues the name carries no historic value and urges a future meeting with Canton support.
Local ads promote cinnamon rolls from the Pastry Shop with delivery tomorrow. Bell 396 and State 3620 provide contact, located at 218 Cleveland av NW. Arcade Millinery at Harris Arcade 131 8rdst NW First Floor advertises new hats for all occasions at low prices.
The Battle of Gettysburg lecture by Rev. I. C. Cooper at the First United Brethren church Saturday night at 8 p m Adv tickets available for attendees.
North Industry Post American Legion Jr O U A M and G A R hold Memorial services Sunday May 29 forming at 12 30 p m at the Junior hall and marching with band and firing squad to Melsheimer cemetery. Uniformed service men pay tribute to fallen comrades with good speaking and music. transportation for G A R officers advised.
The Charter establishes Home Rule for Canton in all local affairs enabling Canton residents to legislate their own matters without external interference. Vote for the Charter on Wednesday June 1.
The Stark Wet Wash will not operate Monday due to Memorial Day. Work will resume Tuesday morning. call Goth phones 267 for details. Political adv urges Canton voters to support the new charter at the June 1 election, outlining utilities standards and fare regulation.
The Canton and Acme Wet Wash laundrys will observe Memorial day. Monday's and Tuesday's work will be collected on Tuesday. Look at the Canton Wall Paper Co for bargains in wall paper paint and varnish where the prices are always lower regardless of sales. $15 Market av Adv Adv American Legion Meeting members will meet Friday night at o o'clock to complete plans for Memorial Day observance. Also other important business.
Arvine Simons of Massillon married a Bellatre girl this week when he was arrested Thursday on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old girl. Attorneys said the case would be settled and charges dropped.
Deputy sheriffs Gibson and Kirk rushed to City National bank at 4 30 Friday morning when an outside burglar alarm sounded. With drawn guns they searched the scene but found a short circuit had triggered the alarm.
Carishad Coffee Cakes offer two day supply made with real butter and currants. Delivery available by phone. Also at 614 Reliable Table Meat Market listing prime beef cuts, lamb, veal, ham, bologna, head cheese and poultry from the shop’s own preparations.
An ad from Drugs The A. B. Drug Co states that over 200 U.S. cities adopted the City Manager Charter Plan in the past decade and all have benefited. It urges readers to vote for the Charter in the election on Wednesday June 1.
Rev L C Cooper presents an illustrated talk on the Battle of Gettysburg at the United Brethren church this Saturday night at 8 o clock.
Former Ohio Attorney General Timothy Hogan leads a major effort to win clemency for Dick Howell, who faces execution next Thursday. Governor Davis signals a hands off stance unless new evidence emerges or insanity or imminent death are proven, while Howell prays and reads the Bible amid mounting public attention.
An assorted local advertisement collage lists ordering pecan rolls for two days at The Pastry Shop with delivery, store hours, and phone hints. It notes multiple small ads for clothing items, sales at Art's Tailoring, and various service notices including film development and a Memorial Day wear a poppy promotion. The text references several addresses and shops such as 218 Cleveland Ave NW and The Empire Gallery at 230 Marketay S.
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