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18 Sep 1920
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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 18, 1920
Page
1
Cox Proposes Five Measures to Curb Profiteering
San Francisco dated report cites Gov James M Cox accusing the Republican oligarchy of protecting profiteers. He urges a revolving sugar fund hold storage limits price markings on goods and interstate commerce price labeling plus licensing to curb unconscionable profits. He says campaign funds backing profiteers amount to at least 5 000 099 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Govnor
James M. Cox
Congress
Cox
Agarchy
Wilson
Weather Forecast Fragment Shows Unclear Locale and Temps
Fragmentary weather note mentions tonight and tomorrow with scattered temperatures and winds. The garbled text references south and northeast regions, with unclear place names and dates. The readable portions suggest a routine forecast for a local area.
Himes Opens Campaign At Starkee Republicans Rally
J. H. Himes republican congressional candidate urged a free government free from Versailles treaty and league of nations, calling for immediate tax and transport fixes. The McKinley club event marked the campaign debut with a constitution tableau and wide attendance from Starkee district Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
League of Nations
J. H. Himes
McKinley Club Rooms
Himes
McKinley Club
Woman overcharged opens restaurant war in Dayton
Sept 18. The wife of a fair price commission member bought a beef sandwich at a local restaurant for 50 cents, found one slice of beef and no butter, pocketed it and notified her husband. The commission plans to investigate restaurants grocers prices and rent complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Fair Price Commission
Household goods for sale in Daily News classifieds
Used furniture and other household articles command a ready sale. An inexpensive advertisement in The Daily News Sale Miscellaneous columns will place your offer before the person who wants just what you have to sell. For insertion in Sunday's issue call 2500 either phone before 9 p m Saturday. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Slogan quiz draws blank as Canton seeks $25 prize
Canton merchants offer $25 or an airplane ride to the first person who reports the correct Fall Exposition slogan formed from letters in store windows. By Saturday noon no winner yet, as participants must collect letters from names listed in the paper and assemble a complete sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Neces
Sary
Swiss Yodlers at First Christian Church Tonight and Sunday
Advertisements announce a Swiss Yodlers dance at First Christian Church with services Sunday at 9 30 am 10 90 am and 7 30 pm. Other ads promote travel bags suitcases and a bank offer 5 percent interest payable semiannually at Canton Morris Plan Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Man plugs gas leak with finger to avert disaster
In Cleveland Ohio on Sept 18 Fireman Mark Booth plugged a large gas pipe with his finger for 45 minutes to stop a threatening explosion while his crew fought a blaze in a store. He was blinded and faint but kept the deadly vapor contained until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mark Booth
Booth
Reds Execute 100 Slackers News Heading
Refugees arriving from Helsinki report sailors in Petrograd refused to obey Bolshevik mobilization and nearly a hundred were executed. An official Moscow wireless says a naval battle in the Sea of Azoff sank an enemy destroyer and damaged two others with several prisoners taken. A battle continues for Lemberg as Poles retreat on the Stanisaug front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helingsfors
Petrograd
Sea of Azoff
Moscow
Lemberg
Galicia
Stanisiag
Lowden Leads in Illinois Primary Returns
Chicago September 18 John Oglesby anti Thompson Republican led Len Small by about 4000 in nearly complete Illinois primary returns. Downstate precincts nearly finished. Chicago precincts show Small advantage. Senatorial race count favors McKinley over Smith by about 16000 for the Lowden ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John 4
Oglesby
Len Small
Small
Wm. B. McKinley
Lowdon
Frank L. Smith
Thompson
Woman to talk to Democrats Ida McGlone Gibson to visit Stark Co
The Stark County Democratic executive committee announced Ida McGlone Gibson, a renowned magazine writer and speaker, will visit next week for three addresses. She will speak in Massillon on Monday Alain ce on Tuesday and Canton Thursday night likely at the auditorium. She attended the peace treaty conferences in France and will likely discuss the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co Democrats
Ida McGlone Gibson
Massillon
Allance
Canton
America
France
League of Nations
Homestead to Name Officers for Year Canton
Canton Homestead of the Patriarchs of American Yeomen meets at 7 30 this evening in Mast tall to elect officers for the year and organize a degree team with Herman Green of Youngstown district manager present. Also note local ads for gloves at Arthur's Leather Shop and the Hat Shop. Information requested on Mrs Ray Shinten last known address 1428 Vasaret NW sent to American Red Cross Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Homestead
Herman Green
Youngstown
Ray Shinten
Vasaret
Amreican
Canton
Ohio
Aday
Outrage Fear Grows After Wall Street Bombing
U S agents warn of further outrages after pamphlets linked to anarchist fighters surface near the explosion site. Attorney General Palmer and Francis Garvan arrive in New York to aid the hunt as the death toll climbs to 36 with about 200 injured and many hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall-st
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall and
Broad Streets
Sub
Treasury Building
Wall St
New York
Palmer
Francis F. Garvan
William J. Flynn
Justice Department
Cedar
Financial Center
America
Palmer and
Flynn
City Forester Declares Parks Safe For Lovers
Cleveland on September 18 1930s The city forester Harry Myatt reported after tours of lovers nooks that public parks are safe unmolested He noted couples holding hands and spooning but said parlors and front porches are gone from modern apartments so parks are the place for affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry
Myatt
City Forester
Federation of Women's Clubs
Hyatt
Two Men Held on Bond for Mule Theft in Mansfield
Frank Dido and a foreign accomplice are held to the grand jury on $10,000 bond each for stealing four mules from the Jones Conservation Co. They were found at the Mt. Gilead fair grounds and allegedly confessed to stealing a span from the American Stock Food Farm last week and selling them in Columbus. Dido was fined $200 recently for possessing a still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Frank Dido
Jones Constevation Co
Fair Grounds
Mt. Gilead
Weel
Columbus
Dido
Third Annual Reunion of 329th Infantry Veterans
The third annual reunion of Company MH, 329th Infantry, will be held at Overlook Park near West Mitton, Main county, tomorrow. The 329th Regiment drew men from Shelby Darke and Miami Counties and was the first from those counties to go into camp. The first reunion was in Eeonemy France, the second at Overlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
329Th Infantry
Overiook Park
West Mitton
Mian County
329Th
Shelby
Darke
Miami
Eeonemy
France
Overlook
Notice of Lodge Social Dance Event Saturday
Notice for Niminila Lodge No. 39 hosted by Odd Fellows at the Pellowsa Temple Saturday evening September 15. Families and friends invited for a lodge social and dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niminila Lodge
Oard
Danen
Old Pellowsa Temple
Ady
Hat Shop Ad Offers Money Back in 1952 Courteay Ad
A faded 1952 notice from a hat shop at Courteay SW promises money back to customers who purchase fall hats. The fragment hints at a sales wave of money offers and discounted headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courteay
YWCA Campaign Nears Goal as Saturday Break Ends
Canton leaders report $34 713 40 raised with about $15 000 still needed to meet a $50 000 goal. Campaign pauses Saturday for the Canton Visiting Nurse society Tag Day and resumes Monday. Division leaders list totals led by Mrs Charles Upham and Mrs E W Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association Bude Fer
Association
Canton Visiting Nurse Society
Canton
Brant
Charles Wpham
Harvey Miller
E. W. Stevens
Mary Martin
Charles Upham
Charles Prior
Industria
Lions Club
Moonie Hall
Y. W. CA
Starkey Fair
Voting veteran seeks sixty year unbroken record
Judge Frederick Newman of Crestline claims a 60 year voting streak if he votes in the upcoming November election. He has never missed an election or primary, and has practiced law for 53 years. The item also includes an advertisement for Arthur's Leather Shop with gloves and leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalion
Frederick Newman
Crestline
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