16 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented OCR entry references varied clothing items with color descriptions and prices around six dollars, indicating a retail listing. Mentions include silk fabric and three year sizes, suggesting children or apparel items.
Reports from Texas after a tropical storm indicate extensive damage along the coast. Governor Hobby and Brig. Gen. J. F. Wolters confirm mass casualties and missing persons as relief efforts rush to Corpus Christi Port Aransas and surrounding towns with supplies from Laredo and San Antonio.
City officials move to place an additional two mill levy on the November ballot to cover a projected $360 000 deficit in 1920 and $350 000 for 1926 operating expenses. City Auditor Barr and the finance committee push legislation, with City Solicitor Fisher authorized to prepare it for the election. Sheriff reports a robberies at a Brewster road camp with three Romanian laborers relieved of cash and Liberty bonds by masked men using chloroform and revolvers.
Reported steps by the Italian government under Deputy Chief Badoglio plan a first move toward D Annunzio in Fiume. Official statements say forces totaling about 600 have returned to their regiments after agitation. Some followers reportedly rallied, leaflets circulated, and calls for support amid mounting tensions.
Public figures from the Market Department report continued growth in egg and frozen produce demand. Egg prices and stock levels rose significantly from early September, with a large jump in butter and meat packing outputs.
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of a park plan and orchestra with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a definite news item.
In New York City a race riot erupted in the San Juan Hill area near 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. One Black man, Ephraim Gethers, was killed by gunfire, two others were badly wounded, and two police officers were assaulted. Police reserves were deployed as a mob fought in the streets with missiles and shouts.
Reader Ady notes deposit payments at The Canton Morris Plan Bank with five percent rate. The brief highlights a savings incentive linked to deposits.
A grocer advertises Tuscora with a direct delivery offer. The copy urges readers to phone the grocer to arrange delivery, presenting a simple consumer service promotion and brand claim.
Fancy new Timothy Seed, $6.56. The Letherman Gehman Co Advy. Pecan Rolls sold at The Pastry Shop tomorrow. Have a plate delivered. 218 Cleveland Ave NW Stand 13 Arcade Market Ady.
Magdeline Koontz a Vogelgesang school teacher Plain TP arraigned before Justice Correll on an assault and battery charge. She entered a not guilty plea and posted a $100 bond for a September 23 hearing. Koontz said she discussed the matter with county board of education members who advised she was justified in punishing the boy. O V Capes father of the injured student disputes the justification. Koontz was taken into custody by Deputy Howard Peters after the end of the school day.
Thieves looted the B. and A. station at Meyersville a few miles north of Uniontown on Monday night. Deputy county auditor Ward Young reported his trunk was stolen, containing a revolver and holster, field glasses, two pairs of shoes, and an army shirt. Police have not identified other stolen items.
A brief item announces the Read to Better Pictures event inviting readers to set their copy free at Roth and Hugs, a community venue. The notice emphasizes literacy outreach and participation in a local reading initiative.
Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff and Assistant Prosecutor C. B. McClintock say county commissioners may pave the north side of the Canton Massillon road by resolution or assessments on property owners. Opponents argue the N. O. T. franchise allows escape from paying 75 000 toward paving without all owners consent. Road-law interpretation cited amid controversy over franchise terms.
Washington reports delayed action by the Senate Naval Affairs Committee on bills to grant permanent rank to Admiral Sims and Admiral Benson as several Republican senators were absent. Opposition grows, with Senator Metcalf of Illinois set to lead the Mayo defense, citing Benson and Lima as overdue for shore duty reviews.
The Interstate Aluminum Co with capital stock of 25000 was announced Tuesday by Theodore M. Dubs of Canton Pattern Manufacturing Co. Dubs named president of the new firm says a factory at Sixth St and Pennsylvania Rail Road B E will be used within a month for production. Initial product is a newly invented percolator with plans for additional lines. The building measures 50 by 160 feet with land for future additions.
James Kane, 54, of Warren, reported he was drugged and robbed of 300 dollars in Cleveland. He regained consciousness on the street after arriving Sunday with his fiancee Mrs. Anna Coulter, 77, and said he was attacked by several men while arranging a real estate deal.
A notice for baked dainties at the Pastry Shop located at 215 Cleveland-ay NW Stand 18 Arcade Market. The advertisement promotes a fresh selection for tomorrow.
Jilly I K of P will confer Enquire rank Tuesday evening September 16. All Knights invited. J L Rinehart, C C.
Monday night the council accepted a plan from Stacy and Braun Co of Toledo via local rep Weiss to dispose of 316000 deficiency bonds with no bidders. If 30 to 40 percent is absorbed the company will take the issue within seven days or the city may sell bonds privately under law. City Auditor Barr urged approval and Solicitor Fisher outlined the possible sale paths as the city faces possible bankruptcy.
Field organizers of steel and iron workers in this district meet in Pittsburgh to map a mission to the general strike committee. Officials say no postponement and the strike remains set for September 22. John Fitzpatrick, head of the Steelworkers' committee, was due to arrive from Chicago tonight.
Eighteen crew members of the American steamship Katonah are held at Bermuda on mutiny charges. They were removed from the vessel by order of the master Lindholm after the ship arrived in Bermuda. state department advised later.
American peace delegation endorses the German peace treaty and the League covenant without qualification. The stand repudiates William Bullitt’s Senate testimony in Washington.
Reporters and editors in Wheeling and nearby areas have organized a union recruiting fifty members to unify press workers and advance common interests in the city.
The Daily News Real Estate column highlights desirable properties both improved and unimproved. By reading daily, a Canton house hunter could have found ways to become a home owner and now can spot the place they want.
Our high grade lard 24 Our fresh ground hamburg 20c per pound Home dressed beef liver 18c per pound Other meats also on sale at special prices Palm Stands 27 and 2nd Auditorium Market Ad.
Dance Eagle Hall schedules Norwood's Orchestra every Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday nights drawing crowds for lively music and dancing in the venue.
Washington reports a looming fiscal year deficit of 3.59 trillion dollars as Representative Good warns of the treasury’s alarming condition. He urges a national finance office to oversee all expenditures and notes rising costs from higher wages, taxes, and disrupted production.
Paris readers report a new autumn trend as women abandon stockings in favor of russet skin tone achieved with walnut stain and sun-kissed looks. Deauville fashion influence spreads, with some women even applying a faux-tan from ankle to knee and freckles for artistic effect.
At Monday night’s board of education meeting C G Herbruck pressed for disclosure about alleged contractor collusion in McKinley high school bids. He refused to reveal his information publicly, offering to share with the board president privately, warning of possible legal action if bids were not set.
Charles B. Couchman a Pace Institute and Columbia lecturer told the Pace Y association night classes opened Monday with a record enrollment. He urged that post war opportunities for accountancy trained men exist as business relies on extensive records and proper accounting methods. Classes include shop math plan reading drawing and accountancy with more courses to start later. Education Secretary Bawhill predicts this year’s evening enrollment will be the largest the association has seen.
Advertisement notes earners that money works for you at The Canton Morris Plan Bank. The text also lists a state phone 3151X for Wolter Dry Cleaners and an adder note.
The Canton committee plans a Canton tour ending at the Akron post office for a thorough inspection. Akron officials including Ross Reed and W. L. Caldwell will host the Washington post office committee as it moves toward securing a new and adequate local post office.
Advertisement notes a plate sale tomorrow at The Pas Try Shop located at 218 Clevelanday NW Brand 13 Arcade Market with a 36 percent state discount and Bell 396 Advy.
Lilly lantee and J L Kimehart invited by C C Ady to confer theRequired rank on Tuesday as members of the Knights of Pythias.
On a train to San Francisco Senator Lansing is reported to retire soon with Frank Polk named as likely successor. Health concerns and wish to resume international law practice drive the speculation, while officials deny any friction with President Wilson.
Cleveland and several Ohio cities join a search for 19 year old Mics Mica Longon after she was allegedly kidnapped Monday by a woman and two men. Police traced a car driver who said the vehicle was hired by the woman and two men and that the girl was taken to a city house. Parents identify one suspect as a rejected suitor. the girl feared being kidnapped.
A Canton native named Ciordea, who had lived in Canton last winter, was found shot in the head in Highland Park Topeka Kansas Monday night. A revolver lay nearby. A man calling himself Harry Gordon recently told McGreal family he headed to Kansas. officials believe the Topeka death is the same Gordon who stayed with the McGreals.
Morning ad noting pastries at the Pastry Shop located at 218 Cleveland Ave NW. Item highlights include warm sweet halrs priced around 3 1/2 cents and a reference to Bell 96. Ad copy style with brief contact detail.
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