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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

2

Canton ex-safety director faces possible two year sentence

The Ohio Supreme Court may decide Edward Curtis’s fate by June 9 or 16 on an indictment charging bribery in Canton. Curtis, removed as safety director, seeks reversal or new trial after a 1924 conviction for bribery and two year penitentiary sentence, with appeals highlighting witness credibility and alleged graft.

Borat Spahr COL’ Mail Edward Curtis Canton Ohio Starkes Common Pleas Court Carrington Marshall Ohio Supreme Court Curtis Ad Curtis C. I. Marshall Thomas JH Jones Edward & Matthias Lorence FE Allen Reynolds Kinkade James EF. Robinson Robert WU Day Diamiasas Charles C Curtis Donahey Charles M. Ball Council of C. GC. Curtis Curtises Starkee Curtt Court of Appeals Luther Day Cleveland Oscar Abt C. B. McClintock Supreme Court C& Co Ball Harry Bouklas Harry Turner Max Miller Val Cook Glaser Clyde Goldfuss Harry Roukins Goldtuss Nilegen Cuyptin Boukllas Turner Cutis

Early Decision Expected in Curtis Bribe Case

Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments in the FE and Curtis case to decide if they should overturn a Canton safety director Curtis verdict for accepting a bribe. The court aims to issue decisions before summer recess as vacation time nears. Also argued Tuesday, Harold Grossweiler of Massillon faces an assault with intent to rape conviction.

FE. & Curtis Tueasday Ohio Supreme Court Curtis Common Pleas Canton C. Curtis Harold Grossweiler Massillon Grossweiler

Lincoln Highway to Be Decorated for Decoration Day

The 3000 mile Lincoln Highway will be lined with flags of uniform size by the Lincoln Highway Association on Decoration Day. Flags will hang along the highway from Massachusetts to Minerva via Canton, honoring the boys of ’61. The Canton Automobile Club sponsors the effort and asks that cars display flags also on Decoration Day.

Lincoln Highway United States Lincoln Highway Association Mas. Sillon Minerva Canton Canton Automobile Club Boys of

Burns School Hosts Night Exhibition Of Student Work

A manual training exhibit will be held at Burns School Thursday evening featuring day and evening classes. Thomas Samson conducts the special night class as displays of larger and finer student work are shown to attendees.

Burns Horace Mann Burns School Thomas Sam-son

Army and Navy Union Memorial Day Parade Call

All members of the Army and Navy Union are requested to meet Saturday morning in May at 8 80 to take part in the Memorial Day exercise. Ex soldiers sailors and marines are invited to join the garrison and march in the parade. Officers request those with uniforms to wear them.

Army and Navy Union

Tuttle Named to Canton Post After Public Service Career

Active in community work in Denver Colorado Tuttle served on the Survey Committee of State Affairs of Colorado and later as executive secretary of the civic and legislative bureau of the Denver Civic and Commercial Association. He helped organize the Denver community fund preparing campaign material and later became business manager raising funds each year. He worked with Guy T Justis social service secretary of the Denver Chest and a leading U S social worker. He comes to Canton well qualified for his new duties.

Denver Colorado State Affairs Oflorado Denver Civic and Commercial Association Nver Chamber of Commerce Tuttle Guy T. Justis Denver Chest United States Canton

Canton Community Chest hits top as quotas fully subscribed

The Canton drive surpassed its goal of 369 576 as all divisions reported 100 percent or more, with northeast near quota and northwest first to celebrate. Paul Belden to lead next year. J L Tuttle to remain in federation work. Final reports continue as firms recheck totals.

Sion Northeast Southwest Northwest North Canton Paul Belden J. L. Tuttle Canton Courtland M. P. Grady Hoover L. J. Noaker Army of Mercy Community Fund Community Fund Campaign J. E. Tuttle Denver Community Chest Canton Welfare Federation Kansas Tuttle Ohio Cleveland Chicago Toronto Canada

Financial Totals by Regional Sections Display Large Day Totals

The report lists Southwest Northeast and Northwest section totals with names such as H N Bowman Mrns Goodman George Belden KE Hooger Edward Zintamaster and Mary F Dannemiller along with aggregated figures. Previous day totals and overall totals reach 143 918 with Northwest figures 82 472 and 4 318 for various contributors.

H. M. Dine George Belden KE. P. Hooger Edward Zintamaster Marvin E. Moore Hastings P Astrteeens Mary F. Dannemiller Harry Frease Stehebee A. B. Clark Elizabeth F. Smith Miss. Gachwend Northwest Section P. Kwett J. Parker Owen B. Nelligan E. W. Hilliard Clarence Miller H. R. Kahler John Weaver J. M. Ater J. L. Beechout N. Sponseller Herman Witter H. FE. Worstell

Reese Quits as C C President in Massillon

Andrew Reese resigned as president of the Massillon Chamber of Commerce due to temporary illness. Stanley Baltzly was elected to succeed him and has been acting as president during Reese’s illness. The Welfare Federation community chest was established during his regime.

Massillon Andrew Reese Chamber of Commerce Reese C. of Native Eclipse Bargain Store Stanley Baltzly

Massillon Letter Questions Street Name Change and City Tax

A Massillon reader dated April 16, 1925 argues against changing street names to avoid mail delays and criticizes city finances. The letter references Main Street, street boards, gas shortages, taxation, and city expenditures, urging residents to oppose street renaming and to protest tax increases.

Quinn fined $500 under Crabbe act in Criminal Court

Tra Quinn faced a $500 fine plus costs after a Criminal Court appearance on Crabbe act violation. The case involving John Papa was continued. Thomas Poindexter was fined $100 plus costs for possession of liquor.

Tra Quinn Crabbe John Papa Thomas Poindexter

North Canton millwright injured at Hoover plant

J. R. Brown of North Canton was slightly injured at work in the Hoover Company plant. He fell during his shift as a millwright and was taken to the company hospital where doctors found only minor bruises and no serious injuries.

J. R. Brown North Canton Hoover Co Brown

Thaw Denies Back On Broadway To Stay

Harry K Thaw denies plans to remain in New York long as speculation swirls about his Broadway return. He says he came north from Winchester Virginia to inspect real estate and consult his attorney and will not stay long. He toured with dancer Fawn Gray and sparked talk of a new life in Manhattan while denying romantic motives.

New York Harry K. Thaw Texas Guinan 47Th St Club Matteawan Stanford White Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry Winchester Thaw Broadway Fawn Gray Harry Thaw Virginia Parkav

Down Funeral Held for William F Down at Arnold's Parlors

The funeral of William F Down aged 34 of 418 Dryden NW was held Wednesday at Arnold's funeral parlors. A Masonic service was conducted by Rev W H Longsworth, with burial in Westlawn cemetery following his death Monday night in Aultman hospital from pneumonia.

William F. Down Dryden Ech NW Aultman Hospital Arnold W. H. Longsworth Westlawn Cemetery

Cowboys and Cows Run Wild in Cook Park

Tuesday afternoon reports flood into the police station as cows escape onto the streets near Cook park. Officers Wise Moore Bush and Conner corral the herd, completing the roundup by 4 10 PM amid a flurry of emergency calls. The cattle owned by George Behan and Theodore Karanedis faced a courtroom note from Judge Bowman, who fined $10 and costs for the incident.

Wise Moore Bush Conner Cook Park Cers Will Rogers George Behan Theodore Karanedis Criminal Court Bowman Arizona

Daddy Long Legs staged by St Peter’s church group

The Social and Dramatic club at St. Peter’s church presented Jean Webster’s Daddy Long Legs at the McKinley High school auditorium to a large, enthusiastic audience. Dorothea Hook played Judy with charm, Clem Young was Jervis Pendleton, and a large group of orphans plus a capable supporting cast delivered entertaining performances with humor and pathos.

Jean Webster St. Peter’s Church McKinley High School Dorothea Hook Judy Miss Hook Clem Young Jervis Pendleton May Marconi Sadie Kate Catherine Becherer Gladiola Gertrude Kruck Loretta Jane Ungashick Mamie Earl Piero Freddy Perkins Walter Kuckelman Jimmy Dugan Institution Veronica Josephine Lieser Julia Pendleton Leona Dieringer Carrie Walter Bellinski Griggs Walter Hoot Walters Arcadians" Jazz Orchestra

Massillon Court. multiple liquor charge pleas and fines

In Massillon Police Court John Malico pleaded not guilty to possessing intoxicating liquors with bond set at 2000 dollars and a trial scheduled for May 27. Byron Ross admitted intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Charles Millen pleaded guilty to suspicion and was fined 50 dollars plus costs.

Massillon John Malico Bona Byron Ross Charles Millen

Mrs Louisa Veronica Massillon Dies After Illness

Mrs Louisa Veronica Massillon aged 63 of 1020 Andrew Street died Tuesday morning after a short illness. She is survived by three sons Herman Harry and Howard Maloy Holladay North Dakota four sisters and five brothers. Funeral is Saturday at 9 30 in St Josephs Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.

Massillon Louisa Veronica Maloy Andrew St Herman Harry Howard Maloy Holladay North Dakota Mary Quinn Elizabeth Shaivly Jacob Hose William Exygensweller Canton George Heyman John Franc Vernard M. W. Heyman St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery

McSweeney to Address Rotary Club in Massillon

John McSweeney will speak at the Massillon Rotary Club noonday luncheon in the Cox cafeteria. A Memorial Day program is planned with Veterans of the Grand Army as guests of C. W. Stuart at the Wooster club Congress.

Massillon John McSweeney Rotary Club Cox

Massillon Man Hit By Train In Auto Rides

Massillon police report Joe Stanhauer of 1106 Cherry Street in serious condition at a Salem hospital after being struck by a train around 3 AM while possibly in an automobile at the crossing.

Massillon Joe Stanhauer C. Hofer Cherry St Salem Stanhauer

Hold Decision On New Bridge At Congress Lake Road

County commissioners will decide at a Wednesday hearing on a plan to build an overhead crossing on the road from Congress Lake to the county line. The current grade crossing with the W and L EB tracks would be eliminated when the road is improved. Representatives of the railroad asked to pay their share in installments. the bridge cost is about 30 thousand dollars with the railroad paying half.

Congress Lake Idge

State agencies assume control of Ro highway project

An inter county highway work plan was handed to the department for maintenance and repairs. Crews completed essential railroad and highway tasks after years of labor by gangs and teams on state highways.

Department Ste

Driver Figgo 8S Pleaden Bully Charged With Reckless Driving

In an in which driver Figgo 8S Tanase and Pleaden Bully faced the inal court, the charge of reckless driving was heard and the defendants were fined $15 plus costs by Bowman on Wednesday morning.

Tanase Bowman

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