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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1920

Page

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Traction Plan Extends Sixth Street Line to Maryland Ave

Canton council motions to extend the Sixth street line west to Maryland avenue for the Mary development. A Y at Wertz avenue is swapped to Maryland avenue, with route upgrades costing about 20 000 dollars. Blinn supports starting work at once and rails will be laid promptly. Grade crossing improvements and repaving of Warshaw Street and Market Street are also considered with other utilities sharing costs.

Wertzav Maryland-av Maryand Council Hobush Council Public Utilities Committee A. C. Plinn Wertz-av Canton Blinn Ninth-st Lo Maryland Ay Traction N. Oo. Ir Wertzly Scarawaist E Marketav S Pennsylvania Railway League Electrical League of Cleveland

Detectives arrest man for 30 gallon still operation

Detectives Weidman and Vogley arrested George Malamar at 1417 Sycamore Ave E on federal prohibition act charges. They found a 30 gallon still in operation, confiscated six gallons of manufactured whiskey and six 60 gallon raisin mash barrels. Malamar arraigned and fined 300 dollars plus costs. William Williams charged similarly and to be arraigned later in police court.

Weidman and Vogley George Malamar Sycamore Av E

N O T Plans Six—Ticket Strips Sold For 35 Cents

Blinn vice president of the N O T agreed with Canton council committee to sell strips of six tickets for 35 cents instead of 17 tickets for a dollar. The change aims at patron convenience and becomes effective once tickets are ready. The company expects a negligible gain, and Blinn pledged cooperation to implement the plan.

N.O. T A. C. Blinn Council Public Utilities Committee Blinn

Police Threaten Irish Towns in Reprisal Placards

Police placards threaten to burn County Clare towns if Captain Lenbrum not returned unharmed within 24 hours. Kilkee, Kilrush, Carrigasple, Doonbeg, Kilmihill named amid West Clare warnings while Dublin Castle orders investigations into riots and boycotts.

Dublin County Clare Ennis Lenbrum Kilkee Kilrush Carrigasple Doonbeg Kilmihill West Clare Athenry County Galway

Women Learn Ballot Basics at Canton Voters Event

At Garfield school in Canton a large crowd of women heard judges and officials explain voter qualifications and registration. The League of Women Voters organized multiple speeches across three sites to energize newly enfranchised voters for the fall election.

Beteen Mark W. Metegar Garfield Cantoneague of Women Voters League of Women Voters Hubert Pontius Loren E. Souers J. J. Burns John Staudt St. Joseph's School Canton Pennsylvania Burns School

Weather Summary and Transport Schedule for Carroll

The notice lists temperature readings through the night and day with maximum and minimum values, precipitation, and fair weather notes. It lists a transport schedule from Carroll with a special train departing at 8:40 p.m. and a round trip fare of 1.62 dollars, departing Sept 30 and Oct 1 from fair grounds Both departures are connected to the W. & L. E. & m. line.

Fair Grounds Carroll

Canton Police Probe Records Show Time on Duty

Canton council police and fire committee launches inquiry into actual patrol and detective hours. Safety director asked to provide a full roster with duty hours beats and assignments amid public complaints of neglect and sideline pursuits. Chairman Boyer suggests mounted police may be unnecessary and urges improved night protection.

Canton Police Force Council Police and Fire Committee Boyer Bjover

World Series dates altered by national baseball commission

The commission changed the series schedule with Brooklyn hosting Oct 5 6 7. If tied after three games the series moves to Cleveland or Chicago for four games then back to Brooklyn for Oct 8 14 and a potential Oct 16 finale. Jimmy Dunn objected to Oct 5 opening in Cleveland. Brooklyn clinched the NL flag while AL still in doubt.

Chicago National Baseball Commission Brooklyn Cleveland Jimmy Dunn Cleveland Indians Dunn

McKinley High Students Earn $114 649 This Summer

McKinley High School students earned $114 649 during the recent summer vacation, professor J L G Potterf reports. The sum, more than four times 1916’s earnings, comes from 913 workers—663 boys and 250 girls—with work spanning mills factories chemist assistants clerks drivers and other roles.

McKinley High School J. L. G. Potterf

Indict Eight White Sox in Major Baseball Scandal

Chicago news reports eight members of the 1919 World Series White Sox were indicted by the Cooke County grand jury on conspiracy charges. Named defendants include Hap Felsch Buck Weaver Fred McMullin Swede Risberg Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams Chick Gandil and Joe Jackson. The grand jury announced the indictments but the formal documents had not yet been drawn.

Chicago White Sox Cookco Grand Jury Joe Jackson H. H. Brigham

Prosperity Reduces Infirmary Population and Costs

Prohibition and prosperity cut the county infirmary daily population from 300 to 239, with per capita operating cost at 55 cents, up from 48 cents. Receipts reached $11,136.20, aided by welfare gains and inmates becoming employed in local jobs.

F. 8. Grable Grable Canton

Court of Appeals Opens Fall Session Adjourns After Docket

The court opened its fall session with a call of the docket but adjourned to Wednesday due to illness among attorneys. Two cases were dismissed by settlement and a third set for hearing. The Ameri can Insurance Co. v Vita & Viscoma was reported settled with a lower court ruling for $4000 against the insurer for a wrecked motor truck caused by a W. & L. E train.

Court of Appeals American Insurance Co Vita & Viscoma Insurance Company Attorneva Borrell People’s Building and Loan Co. of Mansilion Mra Borrell

Noon Day Meals At Margaret's Adv

Noon Day Meals at Margaret's Noonday Meals offered daily from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop 216 Market av. Also notices for a furniture sale at Mahaffey's Autamio Home and a Street Car Men Dance and Banquet at Moose Hall with additional events at Lyceum Confectionery 432 Tuscarawas st EB.

Margaret's Adv Moose Hall Margaret’s Chocolate Shop

Lincoln Highway 10 paving sped up by officials

State Highway Commissioner A R Taylor and other officials joined county surveyor Sickafoose to press ahead on the 8.05 mile Lincoln highway project from East Canton to Minerva. Contractors say material delays slow progress as federal state and county authorities pledge to push shipments and accelerate completion after assessing routes and remaining bad grade crossings near East Canton and Minerva.

East Canton Robertsville Minerva A R. Taylor T. C Brindoe United States Highway Sickafoose Holmes Construction Co Millersburg East Canton Carrollco

Two Suspects Named in Swamp Murder Case

Investigators on the Dominick Santillo killing say Patsy Valerio and Nick Depowell are likely guilty after clothing found in their Madison Avenue room provides clues. Police press for confessions as Tuesday questions continue. A patrol notes the swamp discovery and the damaged throat and multiple bullet wounds in the victim.

Dominick Santillo American Mine Door Company Gardner Bertillon Clark Patsy Valerio Nick Depowell

Auto school ad and seasonal tickets sale notice

The notice lists an auto school promoting mechanic training and invites enrollments. It also notes season tickets for a musical series available Wednesday with price breaks after Wednesday. Additional ads mention a decoration day sale, wallpaper, umbrellas, leather goods, bulbs, seed store, a local dance tonight, and fish prices.

Sing!s Farrar Klein & Iittelman's Ingle Klein & Hefferman’s Ady

Dr J Spalding Dies at Home after Civil War Service

Dr Samuel J Spalding aged 77, prominent Canton inventor and Republican politician, died at 508 Walnut Ave NE Tuesday morning from complications of diseases. A Civil War veteran, he helped found Cantons McKinley club, raised funds for the city’s large Capitol flag, and pursued medical and electrical appliance work for two decades. Born June 26 1848 in Dundee Michigan, he served in the 7th Michigan and 11th Michigan Infantry.

Samuel J. Spalding Republian Walnutav NE Spalding McKinley Club Canton Dr. Spalding Washington Capitol America Dundee Monrocco Michigan Co. 1 7Th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Co. C 11Th Michigan Infantry Hellevue Medical College New York State

Legion Urges Passage Of Compensation Act At Convention

At the Cleveland American Legion convention a resolution backed the national executive board on the adjusted compensation act and urged prompt passage. Delegates cheered as ayes dominated while scattered noes drew protests and calls for a state roll call to find opposition. South Carolina pledged to fight the measure amid heated debate and Florida was hissed when claiming the bill was an attempt to grab benefits.

Executive Committee of the Legion Cleveland American Legion Convention National Executive Board Pennsylvania Legion South Carolina Florida

Legion suggests new name for auxiliary members

In Cleveland on September 28 the American Legion convention decided grandmothers of members will join the ladies auxiliary, while a bid to admit aunts failed. A national convention of legionettes was proposed to form a new national organization and rename the auxiliary.

Cleveland The American Legion Lession Legionettes Auxiliary

Voters Primer on Registration Time and Places

George H. Shauf outlines registration details for the upcoming election. It lists registration locations, open days and hours, and the questions asked to applicants, including name, age, residence, birthplace, naturalization status, citizenship by marriage, and household status. The article notes all prior registrations become void and invites readers to attend beginners classes on Tuesdays and Fridays.

George H. Shauf Election Board United States

Canton Leather Belting Co Rebuilds and Repairs

Canton Leather Belting Co advertises rebuilding and repairing leather belting as a specialty. It lists Bell phone numbers 1090 and 4712 for contact and mentions a call for uncalled rag ban for Canton Day Nursery. The ad includes a price reference of 398 dollars.

Canton Leather Belting Co Bell Phone Canton Day Nursery Bell

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