Judge orders return of pre prohibition liquor stock
Judge A W Agier rules that about 1000 quarts of pre war liquor seized during a raid must be returned to EBlex Takacs. Takacs plans to discard most stock. sheriff warns immediate disposal or destruction in presence of witnesses. Stock valued near 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Agier
Mon- Gay
Eblex Takacs
Prohibition
Takacs
C. W. Kirk
Agier
Takacs Sigw
State Prohibition
Harry Nusbaum
A. L. Helling
Kirk
Canton Massillon Road Named Ohio’s Busiest Corridor
State highway census shows Canton Massillon road averaging 1778 cars over six hours from 10 AM to 4 PM, about five cars per minute, the state's most traveled route. Cleveland Buffalo road ranks second, prompting a double paving system as Ohio’s first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Massillon
Ohio
State Highway Department
Canton
Cleveland-Buffalo
Unmasked trio robs Columbus cashier in streetcar office
Police seek three masked bandits who held up Walter Harris, cashier at the Columbus Ray Tight Co on East Main Street. They took 652 dollars from the day’s street car ticket sales and left 150 dollars in wrapped coins. Harris was alone as the robbers forced entry, unlocked the safe, and fled in an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walter Harris
East Main Street
Columbus Ray Tight Company
Harris
Bound to Jury in Family Abuse Charge
William Murphey of 1504 Market at S&S was bound over to the grand jury by Judge J. A. Bowman in criminal court on Monday after arrest Saturday night on a statutory family abuse charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphey
S&s
J. A. Bowman
Criminal Court
Incorporation of Stark Telephone Co Authorized in Ohio
Columbus Oct 5 Secretary of State Brown authorized the incorporation of Stark Telephone Co Brewster Stark County with 30000 capital. Incorporators are B T Calaway C B Russell F K Wesley R C Crater and C R Bennet. The company serves Stark Summit and Tuscarawas counties. The utilities commission was asked to approve buying South Stark Telephone Co Brewster valued 88000 assuming 13000 debt and issuing 25000 in common stock and 12000 in six percent bonds to pay South Stark debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brown
Th Stark Telephone Co
Brewster, Stark Co
B. T. Calaway
C. B. Russell
F. K. Wesley
R. C. Crater
C. R. Bennet
Stark, Summit
Tuscarawas
State Utilities Commission
South Stark Telephone Co
Brewster
The
Stark Telephone Co
South Stark
South Stark Company
Washington fans adjust after pennant win shifts mood
The piece contrasts Washingtons calmer attitude as the Senators pursue the Pirates in the pennant race, noting a changed fan psychology from last year when celebrations and victory parades dominated. It draws a parallel with Pittsburghs sustained faith and the Pirates desire to prove themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennnsylvania
Ball Park
Senators
Pirates
Ball Yard
Pittsburgh
Buccaneers
Gonfalon
Mayor Refuses Dance Permits In Crooksville
NEW LEXINGTON D Oct 5 The Crooksville lodge of Moose was denied permission to hold winter dances by Mayor W A Lentz who said no public profit comes from dances and all future requests must prove public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
W. A. Lentz
Crooksville
Hunter to Make Test of Guilt
David Stinson fined ten dollars and castes for fox hunting on Lawrence County lands without permission. He appealed to the common pleas court for a test of guilt. Farmers testified that hounds ran and dogs were seen with Stinson and others in the field. A trespassing charge was filed, Justice Michener found him guilty and imposed the minimum fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stinson
Lawrence
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Michener
Stinson
Michener
Shipping board controversy drags Congress into shipping policy
Washington debate centers on sectional representation versus executive control of shipping policy. Resignation of Fred J. Thompson and Bert Haney's defiance spark clashes over Admiral Palmer’s authority and shipping board independence. Senators from Western and Southern states push for regional representation on board and potential ICC reform, with implications for Thomas Woodlock’s confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shipping Board
Fred J. Thompson
Bert Haney
Oregon
Mr. Haney
Admiral Palmer
Coolidge
Palmer Power
Mr. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Congress
Visionary plan for joint park system and streetcar boulevard
Architect George F. Hammond urges two cities to form a joint park and transit corridor linking streetcars with a semi open subway. He calls for a county and chamber commissions to select land now to avoid delays and ensure space for public buildings, stressing no personal real estate motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chambers of Commerce
George F. Hammond
American Institute of Architects
Little Girl Hit by Automobile in NW Crossing
Betty Louise Porterfield six of 518 21st street NW was struck by a car while crossing Woodland at NW and 15th street. Driver Howard Hershberger of 1908 Myrtle Avenue NW stopped after the collision. The girl was taken home and her condition described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Porterfield
21St St
Woodland
Howard Hershberger
Myrtle Jv
Eight Held On Liquor Charges In Crabbue Act Cases
Eight defendants appeared in criminal court on Crabbe act violations. Charles Killiway and Caroline Fusci pleaded guilty with fines set at 1000 and 300 dollars respectively. Christina Babik and Sanford Buskirk were fined 100 dollars each, with Buschirk entering with illicit liquor. Charles Robinson and Charles Kennedy faced pleas or continuances, with Kennedy pleading not guilty. Phillip Wilson and John Winkleman pleaded not guilty or awaited further hearings as police reported liquor found at residences and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Killiway
Rex
Caroline Fusci
Christina Babik
12Th St SE
Sanford Buskirk
Charles Robinson
Charles Kennedy
Tuscarawas St W
Baltimore and Ohio
Kennedy
Phillip Wilson
Georgetoward
John Winkleman
Akron Trackless Coach seeks Canton North Canton bus permit
FILE APPLICATION COLUMBUS Oct. 5 Application was filed today by the Akron Trackless Coach Co. of Akron with the state utilities commission for permission to operate two 24 passenger buses between Canton and North Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Akron Trackless Coach Co
Akron
State Utilities Commission
Canton
Canton Women Wed and Sail for Africa on Expedition
Miss Mary Miller and Miss Esther Watson, both 19 to 21, wed quickly in Cleveland after meeting in Akron and Detroit linked Vanderwell good will expedition. The brides join husbands Joseph Passmore and F G Willoughby for a three year Africa tour with the expedition, which has driven through 39 countries in open cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Canton
Mary Miller
Joseph Passmore
Cleveland
Vanderwell
Goodwill
Miss Miller
Akron
Ritche
Akron Armory
Vanderwells
Detroit
Kingdom Of God May Be Sold If Courts Permit
The Kingdom Of God Brotherhood Association seeks court permission to sell a nearly 12 acre tract along the Stark Electric line west of Alliance. The property, mortgaged for the sale amount, has long served as a meeting place for local cults including the Lupton group and the apostle George followers. Attorneys Herberich Burrough Bailey of Akron represent the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Common Pleas Court
Stark Electric
Alliance
Kingdom of God Brotherhood Association
Levi Lupton
Lupton
George
Kingdom
Herberich, Burrough & Bailey
Akron
Will Rogers Stirs Canton Pulpit With Humor
World famous humorist Will Rogers spoke at First Christian Church Canton noting religion needs humor. He recalled Margot Asquith and quips about Noah, Jesus walking, and Columbus. Rogers described prison audiences at Sing Sing as best listeners and teased evolution with a joking hyena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Rogers
Canton
Union
de Reszke
America
Margot Asquith
New York
Jonah
Noah
West
Columbus
Elmira
Sing Sing
Rally Day Services At Fairmount Park U P Church
Rally Day services were held Sunday morning at the Fairmount Park U P church with large attendance despite inclement weather. Monday evening the Men's Glee club will meet for practice in the church at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Park U. P
Church and guild meetings scheduled this week
The W M A will hold its regular monthly meeting at the church Tuesday afternoon at 2 0. The Otterbein Guild will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. B M Grove 801 Wertz av SW. The official board will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
B. M. Grove
Wertz Av
Rector McCowatt Leaves for General Convention in New Orleans
The Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church Rev. Walter R. McCowatt attends the general convention in New Orleans October 7 to 24. Due to his absence there will be no evening services during October. Monday evening Mrs Brant's Bible class meets with Mrs J C Barbour at 3122 Cleveland Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Walter R. McCowatt
New Orleans
Brant
J. C. Barbour
Cleveland Ay
Unrealized Ideals Sermon by E. E. Koepp at Grace Reformed
The Grace Reformed church held Sunday evening service with E. E. Koepp delivering Unrealized Ideals. Other features added to the meeting's interest. The Men's Recreational class meets Monday at 7 30. Class 26 taught by Rev. F A Firestone meets Monday at 7 30 at G H Bast 1410 7th St NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Koepp
Grace Reformed Church
F. A. Firestone
G. H. Bast
7Th St NE
Communion Observed at Bedford United Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning communion conducted at Bedford ay United Presbyterian church. Seven new members admitted to church membership during Friday night session meeting. Sessions are scheduled to meet in the pastor's study Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Ay
First United Presbyterian Holds Fall Communion Service
The regular fall communion was observed at First United Presbyterian Church on Sunday with baptism and reception of new members in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Auto makers to add many extras at winter shows
Reports indicate manufacturers will feature comfort producing accessories as standardization advances in motors tires and body designs push competition. Reginald Denny stars in California Straight Ahead at Mozart Theater with motorized apartment set and guest listings in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Denny
California Straigh
Mozart Theater
Canton
Installation of new pastor and church events in Mansfield
The first service in the new auditorium was well attended. The Presbytery of Mansfield meets at First church Tuesday with an installation of Rev. H. C. Hildbrand at 7 30 p m. The Women's Missionary society holds an all day quilting session Tuesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Mansfield
H. C. Hildbrand
Women's Missionary Society
Calvary Presbyterian Church Sunday Activities Report
Sunday at Calvary Presbyterian church featured three Sunday school pupils enrolled five members received into the church a baby christened and communion observed. A spiritual business meeting directed a $1000 drawing from a sinking fund in the George D Harter bank to reduce debt and noted prior wartime cancellation of full local indebtedness under Dr B Brundage's pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Presbyterian Church
George D. Harter Bank
B. Brundage
Missionary leader speaks at Trinity Reformed Church
Mrs BR Krammes of Tiffin Ohio addresses the Woman's Missionary society as Dr H N Kerst preaches dedication at Third Reformed Church in Youngstown. Evening sermon titled The Strenuous Life and a busy week with Boy Scout Troop 4A and 4B meetings and a Dorcas Guild social led by Mrs Homer Double at 1408 Cleveland NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. R. Krammes
Tiffin
Woman's Missionary Society
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Church
H. N. Kerst
Youngstown
New Third Reformed Church
Wilbur Frey
Trinity Guild
Marjorie Conrad
St NE
Boy Scouts
Dorcas Guild
Homer Double
What Are You Doing With Your Brains
In the morning Dr. A E Day preached on What Are You Doing With Your Brains at the First M E church. In the evening he spoke on Earrings and Cooties about Ife in South America. The W I M S meets Tuesday afternoon with lunch at noon hosted by the McClintock Corbin group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Day
M. FE
Ife
South America
McClintock-Corbin
Runk Delivers Sermon at First U B Church on Fool Theme
Dr. I E Runk pastor of the First U B Church preached Sunday evening on Whom God Calls Fool. Communion took place during morning worship and the Bible school reorganized its departments for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Runk
U. B
First Christian Bible School Sees Enrollment Rise
Attendance at First Christian Bible School Sunday reached 1837 with seven new pupils and one new church member. Will Rogers preached at the morning service in a humorous, truthful manner and the DeReszke Quartet performed. Monday evening a class of young women led by Mrs. John Cobb will meet at 1221 Piedmont Ave NE for a business meeting and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Bible School
Will Rogers
DeReszke
John Cobb
Piedmont Av NE
Trinity Evangelical Church Jubilee Celebration Highlights
Trinity Evangelical Church marked its Jubilee on Sunday with sermons by Rev. Boyer Rev. Berrick and Rev. Reed. The Foreign Mission offering neared $60. A Bible Class rally by the R F O M is set for Monday evening and the Workers Band prayer meeting will be held Tuesday at 2018 Navarre Rd SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical Church
Boyer
Berrick
Reed
Foreign Mission
Lappin
Navarre Rd
Church Trustees to Meet at Y M C A Monday Evening
Congregational church board of trustees will meet Monday at 6 at the YMCA. Unity Bible class led by Mrs Armitage will hold its monthly meeting at the church Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
The
Congregational Church
Unity Bible
Rally Day Observed at First Brethren Sunday School
First Brethren church observed Rally Day with special musical numbers and memory work by the graduating class. Monday evening the men of the church were asked to come prepared to paint the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Speeders Face Court Rulings and Pleas
Roy Dryer of Broad Ave NW paid $20 and costs after speeding conviction. J Long of Massillon pleaded not guilty to speeding. Earl Ross of Maryland Addition pleaded not guilty and had case continued. Schumer convicted of speeding, fined $15 and costs. Charles Prusack of 923 5th St NF pled guilty to reckless driving, fined $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dryer
Broad Av NW
J. Long
Massillon
Ifis
Earl Ross
Maryland
Schumer
Charles Prusack
5Th St NF
Not Defendant in Damage Case Sued for 35000 Injuries
Hattie B. Teplansky files a common pleas suit against the N O T for 35000 alleging injuries aboard a Cleveland street car. She says the car started before it reached a gear, throwing her to the floor and causing a permanent knee injury. Turner Ake Abt represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie B. Teplansky
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Ar
18Th St NW
Turner, Ake & Abt
Behind Bread Price War and Big Merger Plans
The article discusses a 9400,000,000 merger involving General Baking and Ward Baking with no expected bread price hikes for consumers. Ward Baking may lead the new company, with $2,000,000 pledged to secure General Baking stock. The piece notes broader consolidation trends across the country and centralized management to reduce overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Baking Corporation
Chicago
Ward
General Baking Co
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Real cleansing remedy Adl erika ad promotes comfort and relief
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a bowel cleansing product claiming a single spoonful relieves gas and bloating and removes poisonous matter from the system. It asserts benefits for sour stomach headaches and sleep problems and lists Canton retailers Roth & Hug Eagle Drug Co. and others as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Canton
Roth & Hug
Eagle Drug Co
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Elex Takacs
Mirs
Donohue
Woolworth
James P. Donahue
J. P Donahue
Incorporation OF Phone CO
Brewster Concern
Ask
Spirit OF Cities
District of Columbia
Hunter
First Christian Church
Fairmount Park
U. P
ST. Paul's
ST. Paul’s Episcopal
Grace’ Reformed
Bedford AV
U.P
Calvary Presbyterian
Trinity Reformed
M. E
Trinity Evangelical
N.O.T
Merritt Optical CO
Grant's Dept
A. B. Loose
Optometrist
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