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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1916

Page

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Canton Seeks Farm Loan Bank Location Hearing

Ohio and Indiana cities including Canton press brief to place a federal farm loan bank in Canton. Officials Mahon and Taylor argue Canton’s case at Columbus hearing as 12 regional sites are considered. Decisions hinge on rural credit act rules and first mortgage loans with site visits ongoing.

Ohio Indiana Federal Farm Loan Columbus McCulloch Taylor Canton Sunappear van Bank Exton

Silent Tchman Hurt in Miller Pasteur Plant Incident

John Duerr, 1231 Houselay SE, suffered multiple injuries after a fall at the Miller Pasteur Machine Co. plant on Sunday night around 10:30 p.m. He lay at the foot of stairs with a dislocated hip, multiple fractures, possible rib fracture, and a pierced lung. he was moved to Miller-Blanchard's clinic in serious condition.

Miller Pasteur Machine Co John Duerr Houselay Miller-Blanchard

Tragic Industrial Accident Claims Bedford Man

Weimer 19 of Bedford crushed to death Monday in Plant B. He was caught between a beam and a pillar. His body was taken to the funeral home, awaiting arrival of another worker. Douds is investigating the incident.

Weimer Bedford, Ind Bedford United Cvident Douds

Meeting Postponed for Congressman Whitacre Event

A political meeting featuring Congressman J. J. Whitacre was postponed due to unexpected business. The event at Courtland hotel was rescheduled to a later date, with details to be announced.

Review On Border Troops Draws Mexican Spy Talk

El Paso witnesses a mass review of 25 000 regulars and guardsmen, with residents noting a strong display and hints of Mexican spies amid refugees. Ohio troops compare favorably to others, while testing and inspections for Company C showcase rifle proficiency and unit readiness at camp Eighth.

Eighth Ohio Infantry EL Paso Tex Ft. Bliss Uncle Sam Mexico Rio Grande Sam Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Eighth Ohio Guard Hazlett

Whitacre Meeting Postponed by Out of Town Duty

Ex congressman J. J. Whitacre postpones his Courtland hotel meeting due to an unexpected business engagement out of town. The notice indicates the event was moved from Monday night to a later date. Mr Morin of Akron University will organize Spanish and German classes next Tuesday evening at Canton Tech Y M C A building.

Acre Busi J. J. Whitacre Courtland Hotel Whitacre Morin Akron University Canton Tech

Dance Yeomen Club at Abt's Hall Monday Evening

Event notice for a Yeomen Club dance at Abt's Hall on Monday evening September 25. NW corner of Market and 2nd SW hosts music by Kame's Orchestra with admission details in the advance advertisement.

Yeomen Club Abt Market Kame

Hotels full two sleep at police headquarters

A crying need for more hotels in Canton was shown when two young men sought a room after midnight Saturday night. Captain Patterson called hotels and rooming houses, all full, so he provided two cots at the station for the visitors to sleep.

Canton Patterson

Pomerene Reports Democratic Enthusiasm Across State

Senator Atlee Pomerene, touring Ohio, notes broad democratic enthusiasm and predicts a nationwide victory. He cites railroad support for the Adamson bill and Wilson sentiment in rail centers, contrasting Republican weakness and Roosevelt muzzling. He travels from Canton to Columbus Williamsport Falconco and New Philadelphia to Marietta for campaign events.

Atlee Pomerene Senator Pomerene Roosevelt Torest Pomerene Columbus Williams-co Faltonco New Philadelphia Marietta

Boy Orator McGinty to Speak at Starkeo Democratic Tent

Francis J. McGinty known as the boy orator of Minerva will headline the Starkeo fair democratic tent with a Friday children's day speech on democratic principles. The program features attorney James A. Rice state senate candidate attorney Frank N Sweitzer prosecutor candidate and John J Whitacre among others. An 800 seat tent will host meetings from Thursday afternoon through the fair.

Francis J. McGinty Minerva Young McGinty Atty James A. Rice

Marshall Here on October 17 Campaign Rally in Canton

Vice President Thomas R Marsh has accepted an invitation to speak in Canton on October 17. He will be accompanied by M A Daugherty of Lancaster. The event, likely the biggest night meeting of the campaign, will be held in the Auditorium.

Thomas R. Marshall Canton Pontius Democratic Campaign Committee M. A. Daugherty Lancaster

Rooms for Rent Adverts in Daily News Want Ads

The Daily News invites readers to use the Rooms for Rent and Rooms Light House keeping columns to find or advertise space. Reach over 60 000 daily readers by calling 3500 to place or inquire about listings.

Daily News THE

Burlesque Triumphs Over Court In September Grand Jury

Judge Day charges grand jury on offenses while burlesque show wins a clash with the jury. Pianist Henri Leitner asserts a conflict with performance obligations but is kept on the panel as the jury investigates about 60 cases over at least two weeks. Other jurors are excused at 2 p.m. Wednesday for burlesque matinee viewing. Bailiff A. R. Henry is appointed.

Henri Leitner Grand Theater Leitner Judge Day A. R. Henry Day

Zeppelins Downed Over London In Major Raid

Berlin reports bombardment of Bucharest. London notes two Zeppelins destroyed in weekend raid. Royal Flying Corps to study construction, as 22 prisoners are taken and many air crews killed or wounded. Coasts sustain damage while jubilation follows perceived air superiority.

London Royal Flying Corps England Mangold Essex-co

Firemen Wreck Chimney at 119 Tuscarawas St E

Firemen Monday tore down a chimney on the building at 119 Tuscarawas St E after bricks reportedly fell to the sidewalk. The chimney had been condemned following the incident.

Tuscarawasst E

Night Until A Later Date All Days Are Overland Days

Fragmentary text references All Days Overland and Knights designation for Willys Knights and a Canton Motor Car Co advertisement. No clear event date or outcome is discernible.

Willys Knights Canton Motor Car Co

Hughes Invades Ohio With Patriotism Plea At Veterans Home

Charles E Hughes opened a three day Ohio campaign tour with speeches assisted by Harding Willis and Herrick as 3800 Civil War veterans at the Dayton Old Soldiers Home heard him praise preparedness and Republican principles. He cited enforcing American rights abroad and protecting lives property and commerce while veterans saluted with medals and battle flags.

Dayton Republican Charles E. Hughes Ohio W. G. Harding Willis Myron T Herrick United States Hughes Hatfield State Campaign Committee National Military Home Saratoga New York

First advance in bread price announced at Pastry shop

The Pastry shop announced Monday morning a price rise for bread. A 5 cent loaf increases to 6 cents and a 10 cent loaf to 12 cents. The rise follows higher costs for flour, yeast, and other ingredients, with flour at 3.75 per barrel. Similar increases are reported nationwide, and Canton bakers may follow.

H. T. Howells Canton

Auto on wrong side blamed in fatal accident

Coroner Douds heard testimony from D M Essig that a Sebring car driven by a negro chauffeur was on the wrong side of the street when it fatally injured Paul Hager, 20, at 1527 Woodland Ave NW. Essig said the car was traveling at a good rate of speed. no arrests made as the case closes.

Douds D. M. Essig 21St D. H. Sebring Sebring Paul Hager Woodland Essig

City Subscribers Notice on Advance Payment Options

City subscribers may pay Daily News in advance by check or cash. Rates: Daily and Sunday one year five dollars. six months two dollars fifty. three months one dollar twenty five. Daily only one year three dollars. six months one dollar fifty. three months seventy five cents. No advance payments for less than three months. Payments must go to office at 400 2nd St NW, not to the boy.

Daily News 2Nd St NW

Canton faces state board demand on sewer plan and bond votes

The State Board of Health demands Canton install sanitary trunk sewers on Nimishillen creek branches and appears for cause why not. Mayor Stolberg says bond issues totaling about 2460000 will be put to voters November 7 with three related improvement bonds.

State Board Canton Stolberg State Board of Health Nimishillen Creek Director of Public Service Tuscara St Kp Markelay 3 Nimishillen Pike-to Trustees Ruff

Donahey to Speak at County Fair Democratic Tent

State Auditor A V Donahey will address the democratic tent at the county fair Friday afternoon. Other state candidates may attend, county chairman Pontius announced.

A. V. Donahey Pontius

Labor Leaders Struggle to Back Citywide Walkout

In New York officials report frantic efforts by the conference of labor leaders to turn their threat into action for a citywide walkout on Wednesday in sympathy with striking carmen. While 800,000 wage earners were suspended, local opposition and late votes leave only 69,000 already ratified, with 179,000 total dependencies cited.

New York Carmen Conference of Labor Leaders Butchers Earnest Holm New York State

Engagement to End Divorce Proposed by Pastor

Dr. George K. E. Jackson of the First Presbyterian Church urged a law requiring would be brides and grooms to publish the engagement at least three months before marriage to curb divorce. He argued legislation should precede marriage and praised President Wilson for backing child labor limits, warning that public policy should protect children over property.

George KE. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Cormon Jackson Dr. Jackson Wilson Dr Jackson John Sprage Poli

Eye strain signals need for glasses, jeweler advert

Walter H. Double, optician at Hall Mark Store 123 and 126 Tussarawas street, asserts that blurred vision after reading indicates glasses are needed and promotes eyewear services.

Walter H. Double Ilall Mark Tussarawas St

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