Reducing Real Estate Tax Burden Targeted by Ohio Committee
The joint legislative committee on economy and taxation urged voter support for a uniform tax rule to cut burdens on rent and tangible personal property. The release includes a 1924 Ohio tax table showing real estate valued at 7.06 billion dollars and total personal property near 4.19 billion, with many categories listed for potential taxation under a uniform rule.
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Daily News
Burealy
Spahr Ride Columbays
Joint Legislative Committee On Economy and Taxation
Takacs Ready to Take Liquor Destruction Decision
Alex Takacs partially repeated Wednesday his decision to consign 1 000 quarts of pre war liquor to destruction and allow county officials to return 54 cases of choice foods to his home. Prohibition officers seized the liquor but a common pleas court restored it as pre war foods legally in his residence. More than 20 cases of medicinal liquor remain in the county jail for destruction.
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Alex Takacs
Common Pleas Court
Canton Real Estate Board to sponsor 12 week course
A 12 session Real Estate course sponsored by the Canton Real Estate Board begins Wednesday at night school, with weekly lectures by prominent Canton realtors. Topics include Real Estate Business, City Evolution, Advertising, Law, Abstracts and Deeds, Financing, Building Operations, Subdividing, Insurance, Property Management, Leases, and Appraising.
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Sesson
Canton Real Estate Board
Morrning
Canton
E. Buehler
R. W. Wolfe
Kling
Shafer
Mortgastes
J. L. Floyd
H. R. Putman
Corbett
Wm. J. Sweatt
Dee
K. Roberts
T. K. Harris
A. H. Adler
Mark Hambleton
Drunken Driver Sentenced to Works After Crash
A man who gave the name Louis Greene was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in the workhouse after conviction for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested Monday afternoon when his car collided with another vehicle.
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Louis Greene
Greene
Coolidge Takes Early Auto Ride Through St Louis
President Coolidge motored through St Louis during a short layover on the return trip from Omaha. He toured the city with the secret service and aides, touching principal points of interest before resuming the Washington voyage.
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Louis
Coolidge
St. Louie
Missouri
Washington
Omaha
Mia
Coolider
Interent
Coolidges
Usl
Uweual
Secret Service Guard
Executive
Sisters Fight Men After Attack In Cleveland Park
In Cleveland on October 7 Nurnett Rau aged 17 lay in critical condition after a struggle with two men during an automobile ride. Her sister Mildred, 19, escaped with bruises. One suspect Joseph Micell, 19, was captured by the girls’ father and held on a serious charge at police headquarters.
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Cleveland
Nurnett Rau
Mildred
Burnett
Joseph Micell
Ocean freight rates spur sectional clash over Palmer plan
The piece argues that opposition to Admiral Palmer stems from fears of one man control hindering equal sailings. It notes the Shipping Board runs a $11000000 annual business with a $24000000 deficit, seeking $18000000 to $15000000 from Congress. Palmer favors lower sailings to cut costs, while critics warn reduced sailings harm western and southern commerce. The row touches on trade routes, coastwise limits, and international relations related to ship subsidies and fleet disposition.
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Admiral Palmer
Haney
Coolidge
Philippines
Treasury
Shipping Board
Fines Four on Booze Charges
Belyen Wilson was fined 200 dollars and costs after a Sunday arrest for violating the Crabbe act. J A Wingelman facing similar charge paid 390 dollars and costs. Charles Kennedy received 1000 dollars and costs for Crabbe act violation. Mattie Gartington was fined 10 dollars and costs in criminal court.
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Belyen Wilson
J. A. Wingelman
Charles Kennedy
Tuscarawys
Mattie Gartington
Congress set for wave of investigations this winter
Congress plans an extensive probe of federal activities as it braces for a new round of inquiries. Aviation policy, the Justice Department, the shipping board and the federal trade commission are among targets, with proposals to abolish several bodies and shift duties to other agencies. The Salt Creek oil fields near Teapot Dome also face scrutiny.
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U.S
Washington
Congress
Daugherty
House
Senate
Inquiriea Ia
Legion
Aff
Thia
Nelson
Republican
Wisconsin
LaChuardia
Repubican
New York
Department of Justice
Progressive
Norria
Nebraska
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Denby
Beases
Federal Trade Commission
Waleh
Montana
Salt Creek
Teapot Dome
Canton’s Civic Climb and Call for Chamber Leadership
A plea for renewed civic effort in Canton urges strengthening the chamber of commerce with capable directors and broad, proven leaders. The author argues growth hinges on united action, financial support, and leaders who understand Canton’s industrial potential, warning against indifference that stalls progress.
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Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Woman Shoots Self in Cleveland Home
Mae Panoutsas a 24 year old married mother of two was shot and killed at her Cleveland home after an argument with a boarder as her husband left for work. The incident occurred October 7.
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Cleveland
Mae Panoutsas
Czechs Come To Pay Off Debt
Czecho Slovakia arrived at the treasury to settle war debt to the United States. The deal is handled by Czech and American commissions with funding talks to be completed soon. The amount involved is nearly 117 million dollars.
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Washington
Slovakia
United States
Crisis over Coolidge authority tests White House grip
President Coolidge races back to Washington as loyalists clash with the White House over the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Admiral Lereh Palmer is ousted as critics call to abolish the United States Shipping Board and transfer control to commerce or to replace two members, with Senate confirmation pending.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States Shipping Board
Lereh Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bert J. Haney
Oregon
Plummer
Benson, Thompson
Haney
Congress
Governent
Department of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Thompson
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Alabama
Myrtle Numbers 72 Dies at Canton Home
Mrs. Myrtle Numbers aged 72 died at her Canton home from complications. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Ralph Koller two sons Carl A Numbers and James R Numbers and a brother Layton Wear all of Canton. Body at Ralph Whitaker Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete on Wednesday.
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Myrtle Numbers
Cherryavy
Ralph Koller
Carl A. Numbers
James R. Numbers
Layton Wear
Canton
Ralph Whitear
Tragic death of 12 year old Miss Minnie Huthmacher
Miss Minnie Mary Huthmacher twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huthmacher Georgetoward NE died Wednesday morning at Atjt man hospital She attended Mt Pleasant school and Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday school Survivors include sister Mrs John Bosler Canton and brother Albert The funeral set for Saturday at 2 at the home with Rev W F Chapman officiating Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery
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Minnie Mary Huthmacher
George Huthmacher
Georgetoward
Atjtman Hospital
Huthmacher
Mt. Pleasant
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
John Bosler
Canton
Albert
W. F. Chapman
Forest Hill Cemetery
Porter dies at 74 in Canton home
Finley R Porter 74 of 706 Fulton Rd NW Canton died Tuesday evening at his home. He was general agent for Star Drilling Machine Co of Marietta and had lived in Canton two years. Survived by six daughters and four grandsons. Funeral rites in McConnelsville and First Methodist church in that city.
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Finley R. Porter
Fulton Rd
Canton
Star Drilling Machine Company
Marietta
Edna Phillips
Los Angeles
Calif
Gertrude McCue
Beatrice
Nebraska
Lena Porter
New York City
Rose Porter
Pittsburgh
Foy Edmonds
Grace Porter
Congregational Church of
McConnelsville
Order of Odd Fellows
Arnold Funeral
First Methodist Church
That City
Willis H Hill 78 Old Resident Dies
Willis H Hill 78 of Maryland road died Tuesday afternoon. He is survived by daughter Alice of the home two sons Herbert of Canton and Walter J of Lorain three grandchildren and one Brent Standchild. He belonged to the First Christian church and taught school for years. Funeral services will be Thursday at two at the home with Rev L M Boyer officiating. Burial in Warstler Cemetery.
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Willis H. Hill
Maryland Rd
Alice
Herbert
Canton
Walter J
Lorain
Brent Standchild
First Christian Church
Bertha Searfoos Dies at Aultman Hospital
Mrs. Bertha Viola Searfoos, 32, of 709 8th St NE Canton, died Tuesday evening at Aultman Hospital. She was a member of First United Brethren church and Sunday school. Survived by husband John Searfoos. father William Hoon. three brothers William Jr Deamer and Raymond Hoon. five sisters Ellen Kline Edna Miller Eredel James Alonzo Law Isabelle Law, all of Canton. Services Friday at 2 with Rev. I E Rank officiating. Burial Forest Hill cemetery.
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Bertha Viola Searfoos
8Th St
Aultman Hospital
Searfoos
First United Brethren Church
John Searfoos
William Hoon
William, Jr
Deamer
Raymond Hoon
Canton
Ellen Kline
Edna Miller
Eredel James
Alonzo Law
Isabelle Law
I. E. Rank
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Sarah Ring 97 Die in Cleveland. Funeral in Canton
Mrs. Sarah Ring, 97, formerly of Canton, died in Cleveland Sunday at her nephew’s home. She lived in Canton 60 years and is survived by two nieces and one nephew, Ash Ring. Her body arrived in Canton Tuesday. services were held at Westlawn chapel at 10 o'clock with burial in Westlawn cemetery.
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Sarah Ring
Canton
Cleveland
Nerce
McMann
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Jamson
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Jamson of 607 Sherbay NW will be held Thursday at 1 30 PM at her home private services then at Martin Lutheran Church at 2 PM The home service is private.
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Katherine Jamson
Sherbay NW
Martin “Kutheran
Funeral services for Louis Bissell set Thursday
Funeral services for Louis Bissell will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home 1416 Rowlandavy NE with Rev. A E Day officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Hill cemetery.
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Louis Bissell
Rowlandavy
A. E. Day
Forest Hill Cemetery
Persky Heir Sues For 75000 In Truck Death
Dorothy B. Persky administratrix of Sam Persky estate sues N. O. T. and Walter P. Slusser for 75000 damages after Persky was killed November 6 when Slusser’s stalled truck on the track was struck by a Canton Massilloner liability remains under investigation with Cline and Patterson representing the plaintiff
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Dorothy B. Persky
Sam Persky
Walter P. Slusser
Persky
Canton
Memorial Body in Session Here
McKinley National Memorial Association board meets in Cleveland to discuss reports and plan a memorial resolution for William McConway of Pittsburgh, a former trustee and close friend of President McKinley. The vacancy from McConway’s death remains unfilled.
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McKinley National Memorial Association
Lynch, Day, Fimple and Lynch
First National Bank
William McConway
Pittsburgh
McConway
McKinley
The
Memorial Association
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
H. W. Harter
George B. Frease
Law Office
H. H. Timken
George B. Cortelyou
Myron T. Herrick
James K. Lynch
Jerome B. Zerbe
R. B. Shields
George RB. Frease
David B. Day
E. A. Langenbach
Austin Lynch
Nutmeg State Reporter Finds Friend In Judge
Harold Stagg a 21 year old New Haven newspaper reporter on vacation in Des Moines ran into trouble when funds for a return trip failed to arrive. A Pennsylvania railroad detective stopped him as he rode blind baggage toward Pittsburgh and he was aided by Judge Kaley who fed him and bought a ticket to New Haven.
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Harold Stagg
Kaley
New Haven
Daily News Bureau
Main Street
Massillon
Des Moines
Stagg
Lima
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Dog Still Transportation Ruler Of Artic Regions
Sydney Nova Scotia October 7 The dog remains transportation king of the Arctic says commander Donald B MacMillan as he returns aboard the Bowdoin The intrepid explorer says airplanes are impracticable in ice regions and lighter than air craft would be needed for new lands The landing problem in water with ice cakes and wrecked pontoons endangers flyers and planes
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Sydney
N. S
Arctic
Ise
Far North
Donald B. MacMillan
North Land Explorer
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Artic
Hospital Bond Drive Opens in Stark County
Stark County Tuberculosis Hospital bond issue campaign opened in room 217 at the First National Bank building. David K. Bruner of the National Tuberculosis Association will direct the campaign with support from the State Public Health Association. Dr. Kleinschmidt and Dr. Peters arranged use of a State Health Exhibit, a moving picture truck, for late October.
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Stark County
First National Bank
Stark County Publc Health Council
David K. Bruner
National Tuberculosis Association
State Public Health Association
H. E. Kleinschmidt
State Department of Health
Canton
Co. M. Peters
Colored man fined in weapons case in criminal court
Tra Quinn charged with carrying concealed weapons was fined $25 and costs in criminal court Wednesday.
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Tra Quinn
Auto and bus crash injures Ruth Zinninger in city collision
An automobile driven by Ruth Zinninger at 700 Harriet NW was slightly damaged when it collided with a Fulton road bus at the intersection of Tuscarawas Street West and Cleveland Avenue Tuesday evening.
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Ruth Zinninger
Harriet
Fulton Rd
Tuscarawasst W
Cleveland Av
Local Man Fined for Speeding in Criminal Court
Russell Lord of R F D No 3 Canton was convicted of speeding and fined 15 dollars plus costs in criminal court on Wednesday.
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Russell Lord
Canton
Man Injured After Auto Strikes Pedestrian in Massillon
October 7 report from Massillon states John Anderson was struck by a backing car driven by Clark Lahr while crossing West Main Street near the Meinhart cigar store. Anderson, an employee of Wendling Construction Co., suffered a severe skull fracture and was taken to the city hospital. no charges filed against Lahr.
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J. E
Main Street
Massillon
John Anderson
City Hospital
West Mainst
Meinhart Cigar Store
Clark Lahr
Anderson
Wendling Construction Co
Lahr
Cassidy to Address Taxation Topic at Rotary Luncheon
Massillon October 7 John R Cassidy a member of the Ohio tax commission will speak on Taxation at a Rotary club luncheon Thursday noon at the YWCA banquet hall.
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Massillon
John R. Cassidy
The
Tax Commission of Ohio
Rotary Club
Massillon hosts fire prevention dinner and talks
A Massillon gathering by the Y M C A included fire officials, insurers, and chamber of commerce members to push a city electrical ordinance and a chief's cabinet. Chief Hunsinger outlined fire hazards from roofs chimneys and gasoline while demonstrations covered the Gamwell alarm system and fire prevention week activities in schools.
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Massillon
Tlon
Hay Ecommerce
Chamber of Con
Baatz
the of Commerce
Hunsinger
W. S. Winnard
Inspection Bureau of
Columbus
Dewald
Ertle
Gamwell
Harold Boerner
No. 1 Company
Studen
Lorain Andrews
Longfellow Juni High
Washington High
Tire theft reported in Massillon garage break in
H. E. Anderson of 2224 West Main St reports two tires and a spotlight stolen from his car Tuesday evening. The tires valued at 55 dollars and the spotlight at 5 dollars. The theft occurred from a garage with one tire removed from each rear wheel.
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Massillon
H. E. Anderson
West Mainst
Hag
Standardizing Fire Equipment in Canal Fulton and Dalton
W. J. Winnard, chief of the Ohio inspection bureau, completes standardization of Canal Fulton fire equipment to the national standard fire thread. He will travel to Dalton next to standardize equipment there.
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Canal Fulton
Winnard
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Dalton
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Takacs
Chartes Kennedy
Kenneth Clark
George R. Holmes
Myrtle
Finley Porter
City
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Willis Hill
Christian Church
Bertha Searfoos
Bissell Services
Administratrix
Persea Ate
Aurea Taney Po Ua
Nutmeg
Dog
Artic Regions
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Sacher
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