Swarts Pledges Full Time as Canton Mayor Candidate
Democratic mayoral hopeful Major S. M. Swarts told about 150 Democratic Women’s club members at the party HQ that he would devote all his time to the office and run city government on business principles. He pledged accountability for department heads and efficiency through law and administration. A tea for Democratic women is set for Thursday at the Courtland hotel, with all party candidates invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Swarts
Democratic Women's Club
Court Ot NW
Swarts
Canton
Frank McGowan
James A. Rice
Courtland Hotel
Ball Discusses History of 600 Gas Charge
Mayor C M Ball outlines the gas franchise history and claims his administration saved the city 75000 dollars by rejecting high bids on contracts. He denies involvement in passing the gas ordinance and notes council action over his veto. Also present were James E Kinnison James Roberts and S W Holliday. Kinnison cites a common pleas suit seeking 975 dollars for police protection at a gambling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ball
James E. Kinnison
James Roberts
S. W. Holliday
Ball
C. C. Curtis
Kinnison
Common Pleas Court
Six Injured in Canton Auto Accidents
Six people were injured Monday night in multiple Canton area crashes. Albert Cichardi and his son suffered glass injuries when their car rolled after a collision with a machine driven by M H Rittenhouse. Other incidents involved a jaywalker and a truck collision near Market and 6th, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Albert Cichiardi
Henry Av
M. H. Rittenhouse
Massillon
Ciccardi
Market Ay S
6Th St
Polce
Jay Walker
Fred Myers
Michael SW
Council Approves 23rd St Paving and Sewer Projects
City council on Monday night approved paving and widening of 23rd Street NW between Cleveland and Frazier. It also adopted ordinances to construct sanitary sewers on 20th Street from Maple to St Elmo and on St SE between Tyler and Ward avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
23Rd St NW
Cleveland Av
Frazier
Uct
20Th St
Maple Au
St. Elmo
Tyler Av
Sewer order approved for new city drainage system
A four resolution plan to construct a sanitary sewer in SE, Gresmont, and Girarday was found by the department late Monday night, detailing steps toward the new drainage project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresmont
Girarday SE
Radio Show Demonstrates Widest Radio Utility At Daily News Event
The Daily News Radio Show drew over a thousand visitors in the first hour as displays showcased radio for home farm and business. Exhibits ranged from single tubes to eight tube superhets with loudspeakers and battery eliminators, plus a farm antenna display and a broadcast map with live call letters. Governor Vic Donahey opened the program with a broadcast, followed by city and chamber officials. WEAR artists from Cleveland will perform Tuesday and Wednesday nights with George Dale Miss Dolly Avery and others. A school children's matinee highlighted Tuesday afternoon.
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Top Lefe
WEAR
Cleveland
George S. Dale
Alma Fredericks
Canton
Dolly Avery
Ivan Franciescie
The
Daily News
City Auditorium
Wille
Wireless Manufacturing Co
Vic Donahey
Charles M. Ball
William T. Kuhns
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Brunner
Baker
George Dale
Ivan Francis
Anna Jackson
Stewart-Warner Quartet
Local Hospitals Mercy and Aultman Approved by ACS
Mercy hospital and Aultman in Canton are on the American College of Surgeons list of approved hospitals as of Oct 1 1925. The ACS 1925 survey covered 2395 hospitals, with 1564 meeting minimum standards for staff, facilities and medical audit. Mercy has list presence for five years, Aultman for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mercy
Aultman
American College of Surgeons
International Congress of Surgeons and
Philadelphia
Ohio
United States
Canada
Mercy Hospital
Suspended Sentences For Floyd Shaffer And Roy Mapes
Floyd Shaffer and Roy Mapes were convicted in criminal court Tuesday and sentenced to 39 days in the workhouse. The sentences were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shaffer
Roy Mapes
Three May Ride In Single Seated Auto
Canton council approves an ordinance limiting front seat occupancy to three persons with a coupe exception and sets a $2 fine plus costs for violations. The rule takes effect in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Real Estate Law Lecture At McKinley High School
S. S. Shafer of the Leonard Agency Co will present Real Estate Law to the real estate class at McKinley High School. The talk runs in Room 115 from 7 16 to 9 15 Wednesday evening. J L Floyd will discuss Real Estate Transfers and Conveyances on the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Shafer
Leonard Agency Co
McKinley High School
J.L. Floyd
Wayne county Schoolmasters elect new officers
At St James Parish House in Wooster the Wayne county Schoolmaster club elected F E Honnold as president L E Haney as vice president Mida Steele as secretary and D M Sdfather as treasurer for the coming year The debate and oratorical contest committee comprises W A Garver chairman W L Davis C E Bender A C Hunsicker and J P Warner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
W. L. Davis
West Salem
Cc. E. Bender
Doylestown
A. C. Hunsicker
Burbank
J. P. Warner
Apple Creek
Court Session Relocated Due to Space Shortage
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene and visiting counsel met Tuesday for a trial in the suit of First Trust & Savings Bank against Guaranty Trust Co of Cleveland. With no room in the courthouse Judge Krrchbaum moved proceedings to the council chamber with Judge F M Clevenger presiding. First Trust seeks to annul a real estate conveyance by David Motor Car Co to Guaranty Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlee Pomerene
First Trust & Savings Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
Cleveland
City Hall
Court House
Krrchbaum
F. M. Clevenger
Council Chamber
First Trust
David Motor Car Co
Carlson gets injunction to stop Cranmer from harvesting corn
Charles T Carlson obtained an injunction Tuesday restraining F R Cranmer from harvesting corn on Navarre road SW. The standing corn was sold to Cranmer by another man, Carlson claims rent was unpaid, and he seeks court intervention as remedy against trespass using shotgun law. Paul J Gnau represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Carlson
F. R. Cranmer
Navarre Rd
Cranmer
Carson
Paul J. Gnau
Man hit by brick in Mas sillon Rd incident
Police say 35 year old male, name Rolce, was struck on the head Monday evening by a paving brick hurled during a quarrel with Frank Fulmer on Mas sillon road. Fulmer is sought by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrom
Frank Fulmer
Massillon
Fulmer
Rolce
Cedar lodge to dedicate bronze tablet for noted Masons
A Cedar lodge special communication will be held Friday evening to dedicate a bronze memorial tablet honoring Eli Peter Willaman Isaac Morris of Cleveland A R Turnbull of Canton E C Willaman of Canton and other prominent Masons with speeches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarville
Cedar Lodge
Eli Peter Willaman
Isaac Morris
Cleveland
A. R. Turnbull
Canton
E. CC. Willaman
Prep to Leave for Trip Abroad
Rev and Mrs H Doebert were hosted by J D Schlabach and others in East Canton. Guests included Samuel Schlabach and family and several local Schlabachs. The couple just returned from the west and will sail from New York to Hamburg, Germany, to travel Europe for two to three years in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Doebert
J. D. Schlabach
East Canton
J. R Neff
Samuel Schlabach
Shanesville
GC. L. Schlabach
Dundee
J. E
Man Fined for Speeding In Alliance Court
Joe Takeas of Alliance was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in the workhouse for speeding. The sentence was suspended if he does not drive for 60 days. Police said he drove 45 mph through traffic on Lawrence Street Monday evening. Melvin Burkhardt was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding in criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Takeas
Alliance
Takeas
Lawrence Rn
Melvin Burkhardt
General Officer to Preside at Canton Workers Institute
Dr. C W Brewbaker general secretary of Sunday school and Brotherhood work of the United Brethren church will lead the Workers Institute for the Canton district of the Fast Ohio conference at the First United Brethren church all day Wednesday Brewbaker formerly pastored Canton First United Brethren church several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Brewbaker
United Brethren Church
Workers Institute For
Canton District of Fast Ohio
First United Brethren Church
Brewbaker
Canton Mirst
City Council Adopts Resolution on Tuscaraway Crossing Repair
A council Monday night adopted a resolution directing the safety director to urge Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials to repair the Tuscaraway Street crossing. The action seeks prompt maintenance to ensure safe travel for residents and commuters near the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tuscaraway St W
Driver Sentenced After DWI Conviction
Joe Johaning was arrested Sunday for driving while intoxicated and convicted Tuesday in criminal court. He received a $590 fine plus costs and a 10 day workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johaning
Liquor Fine in Crabbe Act Case Against Rowland
J. E. Rowland of 312 High Ave SW was fined $300 and costs after police found three gallons of illicit liquor in the cellar of his home on a Crabbe act violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rowland
Canton radio show hailed by Ohio governor
Governor Vic Donahey congratulates Canton Daily News and local radio dealers on the first Canton radio show of the season. He lauds radio’s reach from farms to cities, its educational value, and its role in connecting people and nations, noting growth in production and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Donahey
Hich
Canton Daily News
Canton Radio Dealers
Bell
Council approves traffic light request at Tuscara and Brown
Councilan Snyder presented a resolution Monday night to install a traffic light at Tuscara and Brown av. Three petitions signed by neighborhood residents urged traffic protection for pedestrians amid crowded streets and risk of injury. Council adopted the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Snyder
Council
Tuscara
Stow and Brown
Auto spark coils stolen from Bowers’s car
H. L. Bowers reported Monday night that spark coils were stolen from his automobile parked near his home on 1809 Virginia Place NE. The incident centers on a theft from a private residence with no injuries noted.
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H. L. Bowers
Virginia
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