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13 Sep 1922
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
1
Ohio legislature approves governor's fair price coal bill
The Ohio Senate passed the emergency measure 28 to 3 and the House 86 to 1, giving Governor Davis power to set or withhold coal prices. An appropriation of 147 050 dollars was authorized for the fuel administration to cover general expenses, with penalties for overpricing. John Moore of the Ohio Federation of Labor opposed fixed prices, fearing it undermines collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davis
Senate
House
Reynolds
Cleveland
Endley
Richland-co
Gifford
Lucas
King
Parry
Bond
John Moore
Ohio Federation of Labor
Miners’ Union
Federation of Labor
Moore
Suit Seeks Sale of Police Booze Car
Frank E. Smith sues in common pleas court against Charles Windolph and police chief S A Lengel seeking sale of Windolph s automobile seized months ago as a booze car. Smith holds a $500 mortgage and asks judgment for the amount plus sale proceeds to satisfy the claim. Windolph is at Warrenville workhouse in a separate related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Smith
Common Pleas Court
Charles Windolph
S. A. Lengel
Windolph
Smith
Rudner
Warrensville
Weather forecast and local ads in Ohio region
The weather was forecast as cloudy with possible showers in the northern areas tonight and Thursday across south and central Ohio with moderate temperatures. Also in the issue, promotions for Spalding gym shirts, football equipment, and sweaters from Arthur's and Flory's Foods with prices and store details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Spalding
Arthur's
About 100 Divorces Set for Next Week in Court
Approximately 100 divorce cases have been assigned for trial in common pleas court next week, the last week of the May term. Officials aim to hear more than 20 cases daily to clear the docket before the new term opens September 25, along with other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Peace hinges on number of railroads ready to sign
Chicago reports the success of a group settlement peace plan to end the rail strike depends on how many railroads will sign. Trust in a larger signatory base to convince die hard opponents, with votes by crafts expected to decide today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Striking Shopcrafts Federation
Jewell
Masonic Temple
Rock Island
Erie Railroad
Builders' Exchange Meeting Tonight in Akron
Builders' Exchange Meeting tonight at New Zininger Building Ad. Soccer players may try out with Akron team by contacting Tom Hogarth at 294 Spicer Street Akron Ohio Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
New Zininger Bldg
Adv
Akron
Tom Hogarth
Spicerst
Townsend Lodge Win in Primaries Cole Blease Loses
Detroit and Boston primaries produce Townsend securing renomination with about 25 000 plurality as Baker trailing. Lodge gains sixth Republican nomination by over 120 000. Townsend leads Baker in Michigan with 1681 precincts heard. Cummins and Read win other party nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Lodge
Cole Blease
Senator Lodge
Detroit
Mich
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Herbert F. Baker
Progressive Voters League
Baker
Patrick Kelley
Little Navy
House
John Emery
The
American Legion
Kelley
Emery
Alvah H. Cummins
Thomas Read
Walter MacKenzie
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Alex J. Groesbeck
Richard H. Fletcher
Bay City
Theodore M. Joslin
Adrian
Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Renkert leaves estate of about 500000 with trust plan
Harry S. Renkert who died in Switzerland wills 5000 to charities and small gifts to family. The remainder goes into a trust until 1935, with income to his widow, then split between widow and three children. Executors named Minnie Renkert, Donald J. Renkert, and O. W. Renkert. Attorney Clarence G. Herbruck filed the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Renkert
Switzerland
Minnie Renkert
Donald J. Renkert
O. W. Renkert
Atty
Clarence G. Herbruck
Herbruck, Black, McCuskey & Ruff
Mayor distributes free driving booklets in Canton
Mayor Curtis announced a donation from the Timken Roller Bearing company of numerous Good Driving booklets for free distribution to Canton motorists. Booklets are available at the police booth on the square police headquarters and city offices. Steering instruction is printed and illustrated in the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Canton
Baby Savings Bank Offer at First Trust
An advertisement promotes a Baby Savings account with a $1 minimum and a silver plated bank for storing newborn savings at First Trust & Savings. It invites parents to open the account to start their child’s financial record.
Stark County Public Debt Rises Amid Countywide Increase
A Wednesday report by County Auditor Ned L. Perkins shows Stark County and subdivisions owe 21.18 million dollars, up about 1.5 million from last year. Canton City and Canton schools account for most of the debt, with Massillon praised for strong finances but facing potential bond-led jump next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton City
Stark Co
Ned L. Perkins
Canton School
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
Magssillon
Curtains Drawn Tonight On Big Fall Exposition
Canton prepares for a week long fall exposition as downtown shops unveil new season displays. Merchants from clothing to hardware join the event with curtains drawn at 7 30 p m signaling the opening and promising bright fall fashions for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Year old baby rescued from jail in Stark county
A one year old baby spent over a month in the women's quarters of the Stark County jail before a visitor of the Associated Charities, at Sheriff Cathon's request, placed the child in a home. The parents are unknown. Charities arranged a safe foster home while efforts to find the parents continue. Canton has several licensed boarding homes inspected for sanitation and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkce
Associated Charities
Cathon
Associated
Canton
Independent candidate files for Congress in Massillon district
Harvey C. Schrock a railroad employee of 1323 Superior Street Massillon filed petitions as an independent candidate for Congress from the district. The board of elections met Wednesday to check petitions and count names. Also notice of local events and school registration details for Canton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Schrock
Superiorstst
Massillon
Congress
Board of Elections
Trolleys in collision injure sixteen in Pennsylvania
Sixteen persons were seriously injured and treated at Shamokin state hospital after a collision of two Shamokin and Mount Carmel Transportation Company trolley cars in Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania this morning. Dozens sustained minor cuts and many faces skull fractures or broken limbs, with some not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Carmel
Shamokin State Hospital
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Railroad Strikers Rally in Massachusetts Moose Hall
Railroad strikers in Massachusetts gather at Moose Hall on Friday September 15 with two speeches at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. Jack Anderson vice president of the International Association of Massachusetts will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Jury Selected In Minor Auto Injury Suit At Courthouse
A short verdict hearing decided Francis Duquette, a minor, against Judge R. & Ambler in a personal injury suit arising from a minor automobile accident. Settlement was reached for 400 dollars. jury included Hilda Schrantz Edith Coke Edna Hawk Annette Tyson Charles A. Fromm Frank Evans and Victor Staub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Duquette
R. & Ambler
Hilda Schrantz
Edith Coke
Edna Hawk
Annette Tyson
Charles A. Fromm
Frank Evans
Victor Staub
Court House
Mrs Harding Shows Steady Recovery From Crisis
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the president continues to improve after a severe illness. Doctors say no operation is planned at present and prognosis is hopeful though kidneys remain burdened. White House notes a quiet night and lists vital signs and progress as physicians anticipate continued improvement with no new complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren
Harding
Mayo and Finney
Badger Game Victim Sues Over Robbery Case
Gust Gickas filed suit in common pleas court naming Tony and Emma Mole Angelo Kakatsos and Nick Nickola as defendants. He seeks the return of 1150 allegedly taken in a badger game Friday night. He says defendants’ money is held by The Crystal Park Bank The George D Harter Bank and Atty A W Agier. Attorneys I Leon Gould and Thomas H Leahy represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Gickas
Common Pleas
Tony
Emma Mole
Angelo Kakatsos
Nick Nickola
Gickas
Crystal Park Bank
George D Harter Bank
Atty. A. W. Agier
I. Leon Gould
Thomas HI. Leahy
Maliciously wrecked track derails passenger train near Elwood
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports a section of track was destroyed by a high explosive near Elwood New York on August 17. The derailment injured 21 passengers and is attributed to malicious destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Railway
Elwood
N. Y
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nazir Grotto Supper at City Auditorium Friday Evening
Prophets All Nazir Grotto members will be served supper at the City auditorium Friday at 5 30 P M Be there Adv two dollars eight cents Cleveland and Return two dollars eight cents Via W and L E Ry every Saturday and Sunday good returning until Sunday night Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazir Grotto
City Auditorium
Cleveland
Adv
Two Italians die in High Ave shooting near B&O railroad
An unidentified Italian man was killed and another seriously wounded in a Tuesday night shooting near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on High Avenue SW. The victims, both Italians, were attacked by two men. police struggle to connect the killings amid garbled statements from witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysterios
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Louis Bloconoco
Mercy Hocapital
Paquelet
Bloconoco
John Depato
Sycamoreao
13Th-St SE
Depato
Taura Brunont
Cammorra
Swope
Streitenberger
Detective Bureau
T. CC. McQuate
Brunont
Market-av 5
Navarrerd
Baltimore & Ohio
Republic Rubber
Bootleggers Are Given Big Fines in Hquor Raids
Judge Bowman fined three of ten men after liquor raids led by Safety Director Curtis and police. David Fish and John Blanski each paid 1000 dollars plus costs for possessing liquor. Mike Tucko paid 500 dollars and costs. David Evans faced 50 dollars and costs for pouring out squid as evidence. Curtis warned officers to continue enforcement with no loafing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Curtis
David Fish
John Blanski
Mike Tucko
David Evans
Democrats Open Campaign Rooms in Courtland Hotel
Democratic headquarters at the Courtland hotel building are open daily for the fall campaign. W. J. Pontius serves as chair man with Miss Grace Piero as secretary. The Courtay side rooms will host party leaders, provide materials, and receive reports as the campaign progresses. Pontius invites all county Democrats, especially Democratic women, to visit. Plans for a speaking campaign will be set in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Hotel
W. J. Pontius
Grace Piero
Court
Pontius
Jazzaphone Solos and Passion Play Featured on WWE Program
The Daily News radio show on Station WWE highlighted seven piece Grosjean orchestra with jazzaphone solos by P. B. Grosjean and Bert Stock. H W Luethi narrated the Passion Play of Oberammergau from Canton Chamber of Commerce files. The group will perform at Meyers Lake Wentzel's dance hall Massillon and at Canton Eagles. Stock and other members appear at Vianos chocolate shop in the city later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
WWE
Grosjean
P. B. Grosjean
Bert Stock
Oberammergau
H. W. Luethi
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
Grosjean Orchestra
Meyers Lake
Wentzel’s
Massillon
The
Eagles
Canton
Stock
Vianos Chocolate Shop
Peaches For Earning 1.95 Billion At Flory’s Stores
An advertisement notes earnings of 1.95 billion linked to Flory’s Cut Rate Stores with a dramatized sales event announced for the New Zininger Building tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flory
Alleged Murderer Surrenders in Batavia Case
Gus Libermann, 17, charged with murdering his father near Batavia, surrendered to Sheriff John Rapp in Cincinnati after claiming he had been riding in Cleveland following the tragedy. He will face a juvenile court hearing on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gus Libermann
Batavia
John Rapp
Cleveland
Canton Public Evening Schools 1922 Chicken Dinner Ad
Advertisement for a chicken dinner at Martin Lutheran Church in Canton on Thursday September 14 from 5 to 8 p m Adults 65 cents children 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lutheran Church
Baby Photos Free With Savings Account Offer
An advertisement offers a free baby photograph at Courtney's Studio after opening an account with at least $1 for Baby's savings at The First Trust & Savings Bank. The promotion includes a baby book to record milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
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App Sikhs
Glenwood Gas Ranges
the Qualityardware Co
Tuscat W
Die Hards
Massachusetts
U. S
Renkert
Trust & Savings Tank
Serge Samuel Woodfill
Woodfill
Samuel Woodfill
Pershing
Government Dam
Silver Grove
Alexandria Pike
Fort Thomas
Charities
Canton Public
Teaetin
Canton Pubic
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