New Peace Moves To End Shopmen Strike In Ohio City
City council clash over double track negotiations on Gibbs av NE street car line. Mayor Curtis urged immediate franchise to Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co while Councilman Hobush accused him of politics. After admonitions, council approved franchise steps and ordered cost estimates to widen Cherry ay 13th st and Gibbs av for a 36 foot roadway.
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Tuscarawasst W
William F. Hobush
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
Curtis
Traction Company
Hobush
Cherryay
13Th-St
Gibbs-av
Tuscarawass
Tuscarawas St
Council
Public Utilities Committee
Surtis
Ixobush
Ernst and Roberts
Gibbs Av NE
Ernst
Cherry-ay
Gibbs-ay
Ninth-st
Daredevil To Be Heard Over Canton Daily News Radiophone
Lt H L Lockwood pilots a Studebaker radio equipped auto touring the United States for a Daily News broadcast from Station WWE. He will speak on Radio and the Public from Canton during a 2:20 PM segment while giving aerial stunts and demonstrations at the Stark Co fair and city venues.
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Canton Daily News
Studebaker
WWE
Daily News
Stark Co Fair
Canton
H. L. Lockwood
United States
Royal Flying Corps
Lockwood
Leon Sherrick
Woolworth
New York
Houdini
Lt. Lockwood
Daily News Radio
Doolittle Makes One-Stop Flight Across Continent
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle completed a one stop flight from Pablo Beach near Jacksonville to Rockwell Field San Diego in an army De Havilland aircraft. The trip covered about 2275 miles across eight states, with El Centro in Imperial Valley meeting him at the end. Capt. William M. Randolph and Lieutenant C. L. Webber accompanied him as pilots.
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San Diego
Cal
James H. Doolittle
Dehaviland
Rockwell Field
Army Aviation Headquarters
Doolittle
Pablo Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Army
Lieut
Florida
M el Centro
Imperial Valley
William M. Randolph
C. L. Webber
Crowded Canton Schools Prompt Plan to Relieve Overload
Enrollment at McKinley High reached 1729 with more registrations expected this week. Grade schools exceed expectations prompting a city wide pupil reorganization to prevent overcrowding. Clarendon reports 798 while Cedar is the most crowded. portables at Maryland Park are planned. Class organization won’t finish before Monday.
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McKinley High School
Wilson Hawkins
Canton
Clarendon School
Worley
Cedar School
Maryland Park
Magic Dollar On Its Way Again
The Magic Dollar, started on a buying journey by Miss Ethel Keller, was found in the cash drawer of Buyer Office Supply Co. in Canton Wednesday morning after being missing for days. The card board displays a long list of stores and purchases. Cantonians are urged to spend it quickly.
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Ethel Keller
Canton Merchants’ Association
Buyer Office Supply Co
McKinley Political Meetings Barred in Canton
Canton voters face restrictions as McKinley school hosts a series of meetings labeled nonpartisan. The Civil League president asserts the group will invite candidates from both parties but will avoid political debates to keep schools neutral.
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Canton
Ballo
Oat
McKinley High Sch
Ans &Re
Leagug
League
Claude J. Keplinger
Divorce suit and decrees in multiple Minnesota cases
Parashiva Stefan sues John Stefan at 702 Madison av SE for divorce on cruelty with I Leon Gould as attorney. Mike Flasher seeks divorce from Mary Flasher at 1800 Dueber av SW for neglect. Rice Sovers filed his petition. Decrees granted include John B Putt from Margarette Tutt for neglect, Margaret Mischka from William Mischka for absence, Florence McBride from Willis R McBride for neglect.
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Parashiva Stefan
John Stefan
Madison-av SE
I. Leon Gould
Mike Flasher
Dueber-av SW
Mary Flasher
Rice & Sovers
John B. Putt
Margarette Tutt
Margaret Mischka
William Mischka
Florence McBride
Willis R. McBride
Palm and Fern Sale by Rachel and Son at New Address
The sellers have moved to 227 Second Street NW and will liquidate hundreds of ferns palms and blooming plants at a great sacrifice. Souvenirs with each sale. State 1105 Bell 4503.
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Rachel and Son
Bell
Negro janitor admits theft at Alliance office
Charles Kennedy, a negro night janitor at Alliance Post Office, confessed to federal officials on Tuesday to stealing a registered mail sack with 2,000 half dollars. Investigators traced funds and Kennedy was arrested Monday. $552 found buried near the city and $222.50 at his home. He awaits a hearing before Federal Commissioner Julius Whiting Jr. in Canton.
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Charles Kennedy
Alliance Post Office
City Savings and Trust Company
Alliance
Alonzo P. Owens
Canton
C. L. Zimmerman
Cleveland
Kennedy
Harry Stark
Julius Whiting, Jr
Plan Legislation To Insure Ohio Coal Supply
Columbus report as Governor Davis orders extraordinary session to push bills to secure coal for Ohio. Attorney General Price drafts proposals to establish an administrative board to determine costs and fix fair prices, with possible state seizure of mines as a last resort to meet fuel needs. Operators criticize the plan as foolish but acknowledge need for costs aligned with production.
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Columbus
Ohio
John G. Price
Harry L. Davis
Costa
Say Coal Brokers Gambling In Fuel
Washington reports gambling in coal on a big scale by unscrupulous brokers and speculators who shifted from wheat and cotton to fuel, in a systematic effort to extort exorbitant profits amid the country's dire fuel shortage. Senator Cummins, chairman, charged the practice in a Senate session.
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Washington
Cummins
Stark County Fair Continues With New Attractions Daily
Ample entertainment remains at the Stark County Fair with new acts each day. Attendance reached over 21 000 for the first two days, 6 000 on Tuesday. Lt Lockwood will perform Thursday on a speeding plane, plus strait jacket stunts. Western riders and the Scottish trio remain popular, with a livestock parade Thursday evening at 7 45. Friday features school dismissal, automobile polo, pony races, and Saturday brings automobile races. Ohio State Horseshoe tournament opens Thursday with heavy entry lists. eliminations Thursday finals Friday, prize money 50 to 10 dollars. Wanted A stout boy or man to operate extractor at the King Wet Wash.
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Stark County Fair
Lockwood
Oval
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Montgomery County
King Wet Wash
Adv
Bartlett Pears Carload Sale Near Walnut Street
A car load of Bartlett pears will be sold Thursday for $1.65 a bushel. The car is located at the end of Walnut Street South Adv.
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Walnutst South
Ask The Man at the Fair tennis balls sale event
Advertisement notes official tennis balls from Spalding Wright Ditson and Pennsylvania make 35 cca. Mentions Arthur's at 204 Market North and Holmes touring car at Belden Motor Car Garage 615 7 12th street NW. The sale or event is scheduled for Friday September 8 1922 at 2 PM.
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Spalding
Wright & Ditson
Pennsylvania
Arthur's
Holmes
Belden Motor Car Garage
12Th-St NW
Agy
Fraternal Notices Call Members to Meetings and Funeral
Notice invites Shop Men to a special mass meeting on Friday September 8 at the Moose Club. Members of the Masonic fraternity are asked to attend the funeral service for H. S. Renkert at the Temple Thursday at 1 30 PM, with transportation by automobile. Chas. R. Kumpf W M C. E. Norris Secretary.
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Moose Club
Temple
H. S. Renkert
Chas. R. Kumpf
W. M. C. E. Norris
Sec'y.—Ady
Scathing Denunciation Of Oliver Defense Made At Trial
Prosecutor Ruff delivered a scathing denunciation of Oliver defense during Charles G Oliver’s trial for burning his wallpaper store to defraud insurers. He attacked Judge Charles Krrchbaum’s appearance as a defense witness and lamented the judge’s testimony as improper. Ruff cited prior court appearances and said a common pleas judge should not be drawn into such proceedings.
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Ruff
Charles Krrchbaum
Charles G. Oliver
Krrchbaum
Ienry Guthrie
Day
Common Pleas
Stark Co
Adverse report up for sewer plan near veto clash
Hastings head of Curtis sewer proposal draws council opposition as eight to five vote adopts the adverse report with a conditional stance until newer plans emerge. Motion hints at a tactic to test mayor Curtis before overriding a veto on the $700000 plant expansion.
Council Adopts Report on McClas Plans and Sewage Additions
The council adopted the sewer committee’s adverse report to Mayor Curtis’s proposal to reject McClas key and Reese plans for a $700,000 expansion of the sewage disposal plant. Council critic Hobush charges politics in efforts for double tracks on Tuscarawas Street. Utilities committee authorized to seek a six cent fare for school children in Fairmount Park area. J. A. Buell resigns from the water commission. Ernst and Roberts resolution delegates solicitor to draft a Gibbs Avenue NE streetcar franchise. An ordinance passes to curb sign and billboard erection in residential districts. County commissioners urged to build a new Tuscarawas Street bridge or risk closure to traffic.
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Sewer Committee
Curtis
McClaskey & Reese
Orci
William F. Hobush
Tuscarawassi W
Fairmount Park
J. A. Buell
Water Commission
Ernst and Roberts
Gibbs Av
Tuscarawasst
City council votes on report over veto now and sludge pumping questioned
Council considers a report after a detailed survey by the mayor and officials including Pfouts and Dr. Murray. It notes the mayor’s objection to sludge pumping and the need for a $10,000 payment for plans. A nine to four vote threshold is required to override the veto.
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Murray
Local Advertisements Highlight Fruits and Travel Deals
An ad brief offers peaches pears and Elberta varieties for canning with reasonable prices at 815 Tuse opposite Letherman-Gehb man. Garver Bros advertise better furniture for less in Strasburg. A travel promo lists Cleveland round trip $2.08 or $2.05 via W and L E Ry every weekend with return by Sunday night. Also notices Joseph H Smith in Dueber or M E church tonight.
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Elbertas
Letherman-Gehbman
Cleveland
Adv
Rail and Union Heads Get Together Again
Washington reports air of new peace moves to end the nine weeks rail shopcraft strike. Unions led by RB M Jewell and Baltimore and Ohio’s Daniel Willard, with T Dewitt Cuyler, are said to be seeking a Washington or New York meeting to restart adjustment talks. Government denies directing the effort. Daugherty injunction may be modified as critics argue it oversteps free speech guarantees. Attorney General says its aim was to prevent violence and interference with transportation.
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Washington
Sept
Graatie Daugherty
Federated Shopcrafts
RB. M. Jewell
New York
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Chicago
Harding
School for Crippled Children Opened in Canton
Canton board of education opens a crippled children school at the Little Nell home in Liberty school with ten attendees. Truant officer George Schaffert to lead transportation until a driver is found. Ford sedan to aid trips. Rotary club to supply lunches prepared by Liberty’s domestic science department. Miss Edna Beaver, orthopedic specialist nurse, heads the program with nine to three schedule and special desks. The board earmarks about 300 dollars per child yearly to cover expenses.
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Canton
Wilson Hawkins
Canton Board of Education
Little Nell
Liberty School
George Schaffert
Transportation Committee
Hawkins
Rotary Club
Domestic Science Department
Crippled Children
Edna Beaver
Board of Education
Evening park plan closes September th in Dueber M E
Advert warns that the pavilion program runs each afternoon and evening this week with a closing date of September th The notice urges attendance to hear Joseph H Smith at the Dueber M E church tonight and notes additional events in the park program.
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Meyers Lake Pavilion
Joseph H. Smith
Dueber
M. E. Church
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Ree
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Actual Business College
Alliance Office
Price
U. S
Oliver
Hastings
Curtis Sewer
Action
MacAyeal
Nad
R. A. Hastings
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Public Welfare
T. C. Jenkins
Mansfield Reformatory
Garver Bros
Strasburg
Joseph H Smith
Rail and Union
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