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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

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President Wilson Campaigns in California for Peace Treaty

President Wilson toured California speaking in support of the peace treaty. Crowds cheered his slogans We are not and never will be quitters and any man tries to defeat the peace treaty be overwhelmed. He praised organization of liberty and the world and urged voters to back the treaty during his train journey to San Diego and Oakland stop.

Hugh Baillie Caliania Ison California San Diego S” Wilson Fornia Ugh California Wilson Hiram Oakland

California city device miracle to carry whisper mile

In San Diego California a man demonstrates a voice-throwing device using a plate glass cage that magnifies a whisper over a mile. The inventor, arriving for a country-wide tour, plans to address at Balboa Park's SHY Stadium, claiming the apparatus can project a voice across the vast venue.

N Diego Calif Mile Balboa Park

Unclear Plan Hinted Amid Disclosure Tangles

Fragmentary OCR text hints at an undisclosed plan amid statements by a minister. It mentions rain tonight and references prices and an advertisement, but details are obscured. The fragmentary nature leaves key names, places, and dates unreadable.

Confession Tells of 1896 Murder by Missouri Farmer

Asbury Missouri September 19 Robert Hicks a former Hickory county farmer confessed to the murder of his 19 year old daughter Suellen twenty three years ago. He said he strangled her on December 7 1896 on a farm and gave no motive beyond anger and age. Hicks 75 said he told the sheriff while being taken back to Missouri from Chehalis Washington where he lived with his son in law.

Asbury Robert Hicks Hickory-co Chehalis Wash Hicks Suellen Missouri

Aultman Hospital to Expand with New Wing and New Head

Plans move forward to add a three story north wing doubling capacity at Aultman hospital. Ground will be broken soon for extensive additions funded despite unknown costs. Dr L L Komas named new superintendent. he brings experience from Max Wocher Sons Co and Waber Co in hospital equipment.

Aultman Hospital R. Verne Mitchell Mitchell L. L Komas Max Wocher & Sons’ Co Columbus Thomas Waber Co Detroit College of Medicine

Can ton Floral and Landscape Co advertises peonies

Peonies plant now large stock to select from at Can ton Floral and Landscape Co successors to Wall Bros. Co Brown and 12th NW. Also notices about Masonic lodge, pastries at The Pastry Shop, Y M C A classes, and various ads including Thermos and lunch kits and a velvet rug sale.

Peonies Canton Floral and Landscape Co Wall Bros. Cor, Brown 12Th-St NW

City to vote on new school bond issue in November

A bond issue of 1,425,000 for McKinley High School expansion and new sites will go before voters at the November 4 general election. The board hires Squires Saunders Dempsey as associate counsel for 260, and approves construction contracts with the R. H. Evans Company totaling 103,238 with option to complete remaining Archibald McGregor work by January 1 at 920. W Fretz named to fill two year term on education examiners.

Squires, Saunders & Dempsey Cleveland McKinley High School Clerk Lane Bollcitor Misher Board of Education R. H. Evans Company Archibald McGregor R. H L. Evans Company Evans W. Fretz City Board of Education Examiners M. C. Marshallis

City of Biloxi Burns Off Mobile Bar 22 Miles Out

Captain Angelo Francois and 19 crewmen of the Italian barkentine City of Biloxi report their ship exploded and burned to the water’s edge 22 miles off the Mobile bar at 10 am Thursday. Four crew, including the captain’s brother, are missing after abandoning in small boats. the vessel was lumber laden from Gulfport to Genoa on its first voyage. The ship was sighted near Pensacola after being picked up by the American ship Knight Island.

Pensacola Fla Angelo Francois Biloxi Mobile Bar Francis Gulfport Genoa

Boycott Spurs Street Railway Fare Protests in Camden

Camden New Jersey September 19 protest against the new zone fare system on the Public Service Street Railway southern division followed service resumed after a midnight suspension. Fares collected yesterday totaled 2 70 with double crews used to deter trouble. Placards read Now is the time those nickel fares. Three arrests followed for stone throwing and inciting a crowd to attack a car.

Camden N. J Street Railway Southern Division New York and Pusey and Jones Ship Yards

American Legion Meeting Tonight Sets Election of Officers

Charter members urged to attend the meeting at the Auditorium annex Friday evening where permanent officers will be elected. Over 400 charter members have joined. The session includes adopting a constitution and by laws and forming executive and other committees for a fall membership drive.

The American Legion Auditorium Annex Legion

Canton Plans 15 Million Gallon Water Basin Project

Service Director Zink announced immediate action on a water improvement program including a 15 000 000 gallon reservoir with $1 280 000 in bonds approved by voters. Cleveland engineer BR Winthrop Pratt will draft plans and supervise construction, with Pratt to send staff and visit Canton to coordinate details.

Zink City Water Commission Winthrop Pratt Cleveland Pratt Canton Water Commission Pratt Engineering Co

Indian Squaw and Mother-in-Law Feud Shoots to Court

Jamnita Wendling, a six foot tall Indian woman, faces charges in Justice Correll’s court for attempting to provoke a breach of the peace with her mother-in-law Barbara Wendling and Amelia Garrett. Amelia Garrett was found guilty on the same charge. Wendling posted a $300 peace bond and the other charges were dismissed.

Jamnita Wendling Barbara Wendling Justice Correll Squaw Amelia Garrett Henry Wendling Justice Correr Costa

Period Mahogany Four-Piece Suite Sale

Canton Home Furnishing Co advertises a four-piece mahogany suite in period style, regular value 214 dollars, special price 172 dollars. The offer highlights a deep discount to draw shoppers.

Canton Home Furnishing Co

Local classifieds and ads roundup from Canton area

Multiple small notices and ads including bank advert with depositor appeal retail clerks urgent meeting at a hall over Horton's Shoe Store a dance venue Norwood's Orchestra schedule a wrestling match at Meyer's Lake Ball Park a Catyler Milk Chocolate Bars Saturday special listed Central Arcade used car and travel goods promotions Automobile and Supplies column promotes bargains and Canton Home Furnishings ad mentions Concord grapes shipment due next Thursday or Friday

Hall Horton's Shoe Store

Rail Workers Not Expected To Move Steel

Youngs town officials and railway leaders warned of possible rail stoppages tied to a steel strike set to begin Monday. Officials indicated workers likely will refuse to handle steel products while continuing to move general freight and foodstuffs, with the public urged not to fear broader disruptions.

Youngstown

Coroner Hints Poison Death of Benjamin Grebin

Coroner T C McQuate says Benjamin Grebin 32 of Mansilion was found dead in Meyers Lake Park and he believes poisoning occurred with dragging to the bushes. He suspects a woman’s involvement citing Grebin’s popularity and recent romances as factors.

Cata Benjamin Cirebin Meyers Lake Park T. C McQuate Ashland Wis Grebin Canton Grevin Kts of Columbus Manati McQuate Priday

Olive business crippled by Canton olive poisoning deaths

The ripe olive trade in Canton collapsed after several deaths including Colonel C Weybrecht. State reports to the Health Department say bacteria in olives caused fatalities. Packers fear losses while experts prepare a ruling plan to prevent recurrence.

Columbus C. Weybrecht Canton State Department of Health Btark Co Health Department

Canton Home Furnishings closes reduced Linobeum stock sale

Advertisement notes Canton Home Furnishings Co offering extremely reduced prices on Linobeum Kuge and Carpets at 201 Snd St NE with a call to visit The Pastry Shop for baked dainties. Also lists glove sale and delivery services at Arcade Market with contact numbers.

Canton Home Furnishing Co Snd Cleveland-av NW Arcade Market Bell State aAdy

Efforts To Avert Steel Strike Prove Unavailing

Industry chiefs say only about 15 percent of steel workers are unionized while labor leaders predict an unexpected turn. Officials acknowledge the effectiveness of talks remains undetermined as tensions rise ahead of possible walkouts.

Labor unions plan nationwide steel strike over representation

Labor leaders from 24 unions in the steel industry pledge a walkout starting Monday to demand a conference with steel company heads. They say many workers are organized and expect both union and non union men to respond, while the steel firm cites only 15 percent organized. The move follows a solemn letter to President Wilson advocating democratization of industry.

Fred S. Ferguson United Press Pittsburgh Labor Wilson Steel Corporation Gary

Barberton Woman Killed in Mountain Auto Crash

Mrs Eleanor Austin of Barberton Ohio died when her auto struck a low hanging wire on Shelburne mountain Mohawk trail. Her husband An Austin was injured and thrown from the vehicle as both were taken to Franklin county hospital where he was reported to recover. The couple were touring across country.

Great Sale of Congoleum Remnants Offered Tomorrow

Our Great Sale of Congoleum features remnants from 4 to 12 yards. A 92 cent value will be sold at 47 1 2 cents per yard. Sale scheduled for Thursday at 2012nd Street Northeast.

Thurin's

Chuaren Store Ad Offers Wide Back-To-School Goods

The notice lists school dresses from 600 to 2.60 and boys knickerbocker pants from 6% to 2.00, plus men's hats and corduroy pants, ladies georgette shirts, middies, smocks, socks, clocks, window shades, bulbs, purses, bloomers, and hats. Open late at 9 p.m. 1217 1225 Tuscara was at W Ady.

Chuaren Mazda Tuscara W.—Ady

Interest Rate Notice From The Canton Morris Plan Bank

I's 5 Percent Per Annum payable every six months. The interest you get at The Canton Morris Plan Bank.

Canton Morris Plan Bank Adv

M A schools plan new Baleemanship high grade school

The ad notes the M A schools will open a high grade school in Baleemanship soon inviting calls or letters for information. Also features Saturday specials from Sir Sam Goldberg Meat Market at 1101 Cherry ay Hestchuck Roast 22c Pot Roasts 18c and more with various cuts and prices.

Baleemanship Sam Goldberg

Wilson's pledge on League voting power shocks Senate foes

President Wilson said Britain will have no more voting power in the League of Nations than the United States. Senate opponents view this as ammunition to claim a misleading effort by the administration. The Johnson amendment fight moves forward as Hitchcock plans to bring it up next week amid the treaty debate.

Washington Wilson Great Britain League of Nations United States Senate San Francisco Hitchcock Borah Johnson

Seek vote on important bill to aid cotton growers

Washington Sept 19 Efforts to bring a final Senate vote on a key Ananda bill now before the chamber. The measure, passed by the House, would let national banks finance loans on bills of lading for livestock, produce and cotton up to 35 percent of paid in capital. Senator Hoke Smith warns it will improve credit to cotton farmers and boost production despite opposition notably from Senator Pomerene.

Washington Senate House Hoke Smith Georgia South Pomerene Ohio

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