Forbes Admirer Tells Writer Talk About Republican Party
A reader-letter column discusses Forbes and a claim of national prosperity versus real business conditions. It cites Tam and Mack Trucks and General Motors, questions past prosperity, and recalls remarks from Leslie M. Shaw and Robert Dollar on work ethic and investor confidence.
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New York
Tam
Forbes
Senate
Eral Motors
Leslie M. Shaw
Eretary
The
Treasury
Robert Dollar
Dollar Steamship Line
San Francisco
Multiple Transcontinental Business Notes From May 30
A summary of scattered reports: San Francisco negotiary talks on redirecting Hetch Hetchy power through PG&E fall through. Michigan farmers plan to operate part of Detroit Bay City and Western railroad, seeking incorporation as Detroit Catro and Sandusky railroad. Galveston Texas will gain a new Galvez Cotton Mills with 14 000 spindles. Amoskeag in Manchester closes all departments until Monday. Grenda Cotton Compress Co. to spend 500 000 rebuilding two New Orleans plants with 60 000 bale storage. Louisiana Railway and Navigation Co. promises to bridge Atchafalaya River for 2 million dollars to avoid riverboat transfers. Michigan frost damages forecast to be several million dollars across berries and stone fruit with apples and peaches less affected.
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Detroit
Thumb
Michigan
Detroit, Bay City & Western Railroad
Detroit, Catro and Sandusky Railroad
Boston
Massachusetts
Galveston
Texas
Galvez Cotton Mills
Memphis
Grenda Cotton Compress Co
New Orleans
Lansing
Mich
Helt
Tribute to Canton Veterans Honors Civil War and World War Dead
Memorial Day observances in Canton honored veterans with G A R and American Legion services at McKinley memorial and Westlawn cemetery. A parade, musical programs, and a Gettysburg address by Frank B Willis marked the day.
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Abraham Lincoln
E‘tizana
Allied Veterana ’Organizationa
McKinley Memorial Monument
Canton
Frank B. Willis
Thayers Military Band
Daughters’ of Veterans
Frank Carr
Market Av
Tuscarawas
Shorbay NW
Fulton Td
Fulton Rd
7Th 5St
Westlawn Cemetery
Soldiers Monument
William McKinley Post
Womens’ Relief Corps
Betsy Ross
Daughters of Veterans
American Legion
William R. Quinn
East Sparta
Christian Church
North Canton
East Canton
Louisville
Massillon
Market
6Th St
Tuscarawas St
Tuscarawas Gt W
Elgin Ay NW
7Th St NW
7Th St
McKinley Memorial
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Army
Navy
Fire Department
Monument Hill
135Th Field Artillery
Allied Veterans Orders
Canton Post
No. 44
Westlawn
Brundage
Paul J. Gnau
Gnau
Meyers Lake Park Crowds At Holiday Entertainment
Large crowds gathered at Meyers Lake Park for a holiday program featuring intermission entertainment and a Popular Concert by the American Legion band. A "Smiling Eyes" musical, piano performances, and a fireworks display along the lake front were scheduled across the afternoon and evening.
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Meyers Lake Park
Interegg
Eng
American Legion Basa
Pia Rach
Canton
Grand Army Band
Arcade Market price list for produce and meats
A crowded corrected list from Patituce Steiner shows teen onions and assorted vegetables with prices per dozen, pound, or bunch, plus meats and dairy items from Harry H. Dean at 31 Court Ave NW. Entries include Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Apples, Oranges, Lettuce, Ham, Steaks, Chickens, and cheeses with varied unit pricing.
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Seeseves Leeberg
New Hastings
Malaga
Jha T
Tees
Kentucky
Detau
Harry HH
Dean
Court
Hamburg
Ernes
Canton Stocks Market Summary From May Morning Note
Canton stock listing shows holdings across banks steel and utilities with multiple companies including Ohio Power Stark Tuscara Timken Detroit United Alloy United Electric and several savings banks. Prices range from single digits to around 1100 with percentage yields noted on several preferreds.
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Canton
Harry Elite Co
Bio Askeu American Ex Bank
Serer Esccceee
Singcr Bpi
Canton Material Co
Scacanbasvede
Miller Blanchard
NOT &L
Ohio Power
Stark Tuscara
Timken Detroit
United Alloy
United Electric
Sseseee
U. S. Fight for Trade of Latin America Explored
May 30 1926 New York report outlines a planned International Trade Exhibition to be held in New Orleans next September. The event will display products and provide buyer seller meeting space in a government supported, low cost facility to boost Latin American trade for U.S. manufacturers. It aims to reduce selling costs and connect producers with Latin buyers through cooperative advertising and services.
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Royle
Canton
New York
Latin America
New Orleans
South America
Ingone
Panama Canal
Mississippi Waterway
Local Market Notices For Poultry and Dairy Supplies
Fragmentary market listing shows wholesale poultry and dairy items including eggs butter creamery products and tubs. Reads like a 1940s local ad with vendors Rose Butter Stores and mentions of wholesale quantities and product descriptions.
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Hee
Rose
Graine markets mixed as May closes mixed in Chicago
Wheat bars end modestly lower while corn and oats rise on Chicago futures. Cash grain quotes show mixed Red and White wheat prices and assorted corn and oat bids across markets with butter cheese and egg notes at regional exchanges.
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Chicago
Ornae
Ecetraes
Ehic
Asu
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Prices May 30 Report
Livestock market notes from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh show hog receipts around 16 000 at Chicago with bulk hog prices 11 90 to 12 40 and top 12 60. Cattle receipts about 2 000 with steady to higher mix including beef steers 9 50 to 12 00 and cows 4 50 to 8 50. Sheep and lambs receipts 8 000 at Chicago with lambs 12 50 to 14 25 and yearlings 10 00 to 12 00. Also Cleveland and Pittsburgh reports list varied cattle calf and sheep prices, with slow to steady trading and assorted weights and grades.
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Ossureau
Chicago
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Rset Heavy Workers
Seker
Builders' Supplies Catalog From Canton Trade Ledger
A Canton listing shows cement and building materials with prices. Portland cement and lime sold by the ton, plaster and sand listed, White Pine and other materials priced, reflecting a May 30 catalog entry from Ohio Builders & Milling Co.
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Ohio Builiders & Milling Co
Canton
Paria Bo
Mason Sand Yard
Public Utilities Bonds and Stocks Report May 29 Canton
Henry L. Doherty & Co lists utility securities with Cities Service and Empire Gas and Fuel, noting varied preferred and debenture yields. Prices and percent figures appear for Toledo Public Service, Pra, Ohio Public Serv, and related entities, reflecting market activity in the period.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Canton
Soos
Toledo
Empire GQ & F
Empire G & F
Ohlo
Ceremony Reflection Calls for Duty to Preserve Nation
Satisfied with this ceremony of respect alone, participants vow to uphold the founding principles that justify sacrifices. They urge dedication to understanding national problems and civic betterment as a lasting incentive to honor memories through higher ideals.
Traffic signal tower enforces no turn rule at square
Police implement strict traffic rules at the square with a tower guiding signals. Motorists ignore the no turn placards and jaywalking rises while pedestrians must follow lights. The system runs 16 hours daily with two officers. collisions occur but no serious injuries reported.
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Jay
A. Lengel
Lenger
Tower lights planned for Market and Tuscarawas streets
The article describes a municipal lighting project with a tower guiding traffic along Market ay N from 6th to Market and 4th to Tuscarawas along Cherry ay to Cleveland. It notes the tower’s electrical system operates at a third capacity, expandable without extra tower work, and credits donors and contractors including Garaux Construction Co and Canton Bridge Co for pit, cement, steel, lumber, hardware, signs, and labor supervised by A G Maurer the city electrician.
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Market Ay
6Th St
4Th St
Tuscarawas St
Cherry Ay
Cleveland
Garaux Construction Co
Canton Bridge Co
Harvey Loehr Lumber Co
Deal Hardware Co
Ton Art Metal Co
Guld Sign Co
E. Phoenix
Can- Sf
Moose Carnival Closes May Festival With Matinee
Tonight marks the end of Canton May festival as the Moose Carnival presents the Greater Sheesley Shows on the fair grounds. After a Decoration Day matinee with child rates, extra programs and concerts close the run. the midway ends at midnight and the circus train heads to Columbus for next week.
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Canton
Columbus
Door Keeper Thomas W Keller Dies in Washington
Thomas W Keller assistant door keeper of the Senate died at his home in Washington from heart disease. He formerly lived in West Virginia and came to the Senate as a page boy nearly 45 years ago.
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Washington
Thomas W. Keller
Senate
West Virginia
One Man 70 By For Govern Mey Post
Fragmented OCR of a May article notes discussions of government needs and economic policy under President Coolidge. The text references an executive budget and a press briefing, with unclear attribution to federal officials and conferral notes.
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Washington
United States
Execut
Dent Coolidge
Hr. L
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