Burton Denies Pact With Cox In Gubernatorial Fight
Senator Burton releases a detailed statement denying any pact with Cox and outlines his noncommittal search for the best Republican candidate. He cites interviews with judges and politicians, notes support for Harding as a second choice, and explains his plan for an equal division of delegates among four leading candidates after late withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Burton
Cox
Taylor
Garfield
Herrick
Judge Brown
Cincinnati
Harding
Delecates
Ocnyahoga County
Messrs
Grown
Thompson
Longworth
House of Representatives
Messie Thompson
Cuyahoga County
Shortage of Milk May Boost Price in Canton
Canton faces a milk shortage with demand at 10 000 gallons daily but supply 1000 gallons short. Dealers warn prices could rise from seven to eight cents per quart as dairies report 600 to 700 fewer cows than a year ago and earlier-than-usual shortages ahead of September.
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Canton
Abolition Drive Targets Meyers Lake Gambling Case
County officials push to end gambling at Meyers Lake as Jacob Frailey faces charges of conducting a Sunday gambling game. Assistant Prosecutor H C Pontius and Detective Howells pursue the case before Probate Judge Bow. The game named Hi ronomous uses three dice with wagers on outcomes after a wire cage spun dice. Frailey was not at home when deputy Oberlin called. service not yet secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake
Jacob Frailey
H. C. Pontius
Howells
Bow
Frailey
Oberlin
Mrs Douglass Drives Parole Bid for Massillon Husband
Mrs James A Douglass of Massillon visited Judge Ambler and Prosecuting Attorney Krichbaum to discuss a parole application for her husband, the former Massillon auditor sentenced to one year for embezzling city funds. The judge said the case is beyond his jurisdiction and she was advised on proper procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Douglass
Massillon
Ambler
Krichbaum
Penitentiary Board of Pardone
Douglass
Krrchbaum
Partner Is Arrested In Watson Murder Probe
United Press dispatch from Parkersburg West Virginia reports oil partner C S Simms is arrested on suspicion in the murder of Hon James A Watson. Jennie and Lou Metz were also arrested as suspects as the coroner's jury restarts its probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W Va
James A Watson
C. S. Simms
Judge Watson
Jennie
Lou Metz
Ihs
Slumbering Canoeists Surprised at Meyers Lake Park
Six Canton Canoe Club members slept in apparently empty canoes on Meyers Lake Park. Early rising visitors found them and a rescue party woke the group at seven. The August plan calls for weekly slumber parties as the sport of being rocked to sleep in frail boats grows.
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Meyers Lake Park
Canton Canoe Club
Swanson Named U S Senator to Fill Daniel’s Term
Richmond Virginia Claude A Swanson former Congressman from the fifth Virginia district and late governor was appointed United States senator by Governor Mann to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator John W Daniel who died June 29.
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Richmond
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
United States
Mann
John W. Daniel
Milk Dealers Picnic Set at Meyers Lake Park Tuesday
The Canton Milk Dealers Protective Association will hold its eighth annual picnic in Meyers Lake Park on Tuesday. A committee led by H. G. Diller, Charles Dominoe, John Schario, W. E. Smith, Benjamin Texter, Calvin Garner and Frank Summers arranged athletic events. No milk will be distributed to customers that day, but hundreds of quarts will be given away for drinking at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Milk Dealers Protective Association
Meyers Lake Park
H. G. Diller
Charles Dominoe
John Schario
W. E. Smith
Benjamin Texter
Calvin Garner
Frank Summers
Escapes Hospital Man Sought by Canton Police
Charles Sassaman escaped Sunday from Massillon hospital and is pursued by Canton police. He visited the Dickerhoof home on Sherrick Avenue but left before capture. He is believed to head toward Waco. He is a man of fair size wearing a dark suit and slouch hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sassaman
Massillon Hospital
Canton
Dickerhoof
Sherrick Avenue
Waco
Lawyer Wins Case Over Funds in Nunamaker Inquiry
In Palestine Texas August 1 1922 Justice of the Peace ruled attorney A T Snyder did not possess money belonging to Mrs Nanamaker though he admitted fees. The case involves $170 alleged to have been used by Frank Nunamaker while jailed on manslaughter charges. Rioting blacks and whites in Slocum and Elkhart left 18 bodies buried in trenches with officials uncertain of total casualties and indictments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nunamaker
Frank Nunamaker
A. T. Snyder
Justice of the Peace
Cornell
Nanamaker
Central Savings Bank
Snyder
United Press
Palestine
Texas
State Rangers
Capital City
Slocum
Elkhart
Anderson County
Grand Jury
Dick Willet
Keikhart
Jurors Drawn for Massillon Land Case Hearings
Probate Judge Bow will hear land appropriation cases brought by Massillon against Benjamin Bechtel and others. The jurors drawn are J. L. Pickett Sr and David Evans from Alliance, M. M. Guiley from Lake township, H. R. Jones and F. P. DeLong from Canton, William Lotze from Canton, E. H. Slaybaugh from Alliance, H. B. Sibila from Massillon, D. P. Turnipseed from Alliance, W. W. Pumphrey from Canton, David Moore from Alliance, and John B. Pritchard from Canton.
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Bow
Massillon
Benjamin Bechtel
J. L. Pickett, Sr
Alliance
David Evans
M. M. Guiley
Lake Township
H. R. Jones
Canton
F. P. DeLong
William Lotze
H. Slaybaugh
H. B. Sibila
D. P. Turnipseed
W. W. Pumphrey
David Moore
John B. Pritchard
Sickness Widespread as Water Sparks Epidemic in Canton
Canton doctors report hundreds of residents confined at home with stomach and bowel trouble. Epidemic began ten days to two weeks ago and is blamed on bad water and heat. Officials urge all residents to boil city water before use and warn race water might be used at any moment, especially in fires.
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Canton
Social Side of Canton Fifth Birthday for Mary Louise Gardner
In honor of her fifth birthday Mary Louise Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Gardner entertained a number of little friends at her home 1206 South Market Street Saturday afternoon Lawn games were played followed by supper Miss Mary received a number of gifts.
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Mary Louise Gardner
William H. Gardner
South Market Street
Mary
Miss Gregory Hosts Observance for Terre Haute Guest
Miss Gregory entertained Mrs. Arthur Cunningham of Terre Haute Ind at 1417 East Lake Street. Five progressives were played with Cunningham winning first prize and Maude Krumlauf consolation. A musical program featured Ramona Smith with Wanna Smith.
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Miss Gregory
Orca Gregory
Arthur Cunningham
Terre Haute
Ind
East Lake Street
Maude Krumlauf
Ramona Smith
Wanna Smith
Bartenders Picnic At Sippo Lake With Three Hard Fought Games
Canton HBar tenders Union held its annual outing at Sippo Lake on Sunday with about 100 attendees. Lunch was served while three competitive games pitted bartenders saloonists and cigar makers. all games featured strong hitting and a stoppage due to darkness.
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Canton
Canton Hbartenders’ Union
Sippo Lake
Harters Host Dinner for McNabb Guests at Country Club
Mr and Mrs Isaac Harter entertained at the Country club Saturday night for Mr and Mrs M C McNabb of Youngstown, guests of Judge and Mrs Ralph S Ambler of the New Berlin road. Twelve covers were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Isaac Harter
Country Club
M. C. McNabb
Youngstown
Ralph S. Ambler
New Berlin Road
Mrs McCarty Hosts Lakeside Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs A D McCarty invites guests to a luncheon and bridge party at Lakeside Country Club at 1 o clock Wednesday afternoon. The event follows the note Mrs MeCarty to Littertain.
Crippen and Miss Le Neve Extradition Move Delays Return
Detective Mitchell sails for Canada Thursday carrying documents for the Crippen case. The voyage postpones any immediate transfer of Dr. H. H. Crippen and Miss Le Neve to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mitchell
Canada
H. H. Crippen
Miss Leneve
England
Old London Opinion Quips on George’s Painful Leg
A humorously framed exchange from the London Opinion recalls a gaffer and William debating the cause of an old man’s leg pain. The oldest inhabitant quips about an old woman possibly hitting him with the leg, capturing a light local gossip tone.
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George
William
London
Honor to Miss Cunningham in Terre Haute Bridge Party
Miss Cunningham of Terre Haute was honored at an afternoon bridge party in the city. Miss Dorothy Best and Miss Cecelia Born won honors. Guests included Miss Grace Dumont, Miss Mabel Suprenant, and others, with luncheon on pink and white décor and hand designed cards.
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Miss Cunningham
Arthur Cunningham
Terre Haute
Ind
Grace Dumont
Akron
Cunninghay
Mabel Suprenant
Chicago
Luna Areford
Uniontown
Festival Proves Profitable at Calvary Presbyterian Event
A Sunday School fundraiser on Calvary Presbyterian church lawn at North and Market streets netted a deaf sum from the Saturday evening fete. Organizers say the event was a financial success for the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Market Streets
Miss Clara Goerke and Harold Duncan Classes Plus Lantern Decor
Dozens of Japanese lanterns adorned the lawn as the two classes served. Canton delegates attend the National Encampment with a sizable group traveling to Milwaukee. The party leaves Sunday night and includes S. E. Reemsnyder, A. R. Bitzer and daughter May, J. M. Hexamer, and William Shoof from local addresses.
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Clara Goerke
Harold Duncan
Canton
Knights of Pything
Milwaukee
S. E. Reemsnyder
South McKinley Avenue
A. R. Bitzer
May
West Fifth Street
J. M. Hexamer
Mahoning Street
William Shoof
West Tuscarawas Street
Employees Picnic At Meyers Lake For Thirteenth Year
Bucher and Gibbs Plow company workers held their annual outing at Meyers Lake featuring a married vs single men ball game won by the singles, plus races for all ages and prizes including a $5 award and cigars for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucher and Gibbs Plow Company
Meyers Lake
Jolly Six Break Camp at Meyers Lake Park
The Jolly Six campers Julius Somehorn Raphael Miller Herman Seigfried Roman Moegland John Coglin and Albert Kurtzinsky broke camp at Meyers lake park on Saturday night ending their long trips. The Stray Sextette of Evening Times employees then moved to Stony Point and plan to continue the hospitality once offered by the Jolly Six.
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Jolly Six
Meyers Lake Park
Julius Somehorn
Raphael Miller
Herman Seigfried Roman Moegland
John Coglin
Albert Kurtzinsky
Stony Point
St Peters Dramatic Club Plans Meyers Lake Picnic
St Peters Dramatic Club will hold a picnic at Meyers Lake Monday evening with about 30 attendees. Rowing parties will be formed. Committee in charge includes Miss Hilda Markling Miss Clara Hast Miss Stella Markling Miss Mary Sturm John Kesser and Charles Sturm.
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St. Peter's
Bridge Whist Second Season Event At Lakeside Club
At Lakeside Country Club on Thursday afternoon the second bridge whist party of the season will be held for club members and their friends. A number of attendees will join dinner at the club.
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Country Club
Lakeside Country Club
Last Meeting of Class at YWCA Gymnasium
The YWCA gymnasium class for young women holds a final meeting Sunday evening at the association rooms. Miss Lovett directs the last regular exercises Monday before leaving Wednesday for Danville Pennsylvania for a month of vacation before starting a new post with the YWCA in Sunbury Iowa.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Lovett
Danville
Sunbury
Cantonians Visit Turkeyfoot Lake and Local Social Notes
ADD SOCIAL AND PERSONAL A1 auto party of Cantonians visited Turkeyfoot Lake Sunday. The group included Miss Mary Irwin, Miss Ruth Irwin, Mrs. Arthur Fife, Joe Kennelly, Arthur Fife and Paul Irwin. R S Meyers, a clerk at the Pennsylvania Railroad freight office, plans a two week vacation at Turkey Foot Lake. W C Voorhees of East Sparta and F A Stewart of Alliance visited Canton Sunday. Pred Ragpiller was reelected president at the annual state convention of the Sons of Herman in Doylestown last week. Theodore EK Keil of Pittsburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keil.
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Doylestown
Pred Ragpiller
Theodore EK Keil
Pittsburg
Mir
Multiple Local Social Visits and Travel Notes
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with moves to Detroit, Zoar, Leetonia, New York state, Chicago, Columbus, Hamilton, Canton and other locales. Families and individuals such as Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Sadie Lewis, Miss M Jennie Lovett, Frank Lovett, Charles Schwinger, Mrs. Wettach, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Minnie Barr, Miss Grace Noble, W A McCrea, Olive Cole, Alma Weber, Cora Talbot, Theodore Maurer, Lillian Maurer, and John Hubacher are noted for trips, visits, or stay in areas including Cleveland, Park Street, North Cleve avenue, West Ninth street, and Lawrence avenue.
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Sadie Lewis
West Ninth Street
Zoar
M. Jennie Lovett
Frank Lovett
Danville
Charles Schwinger
Leetonia
Mark Wettach
South Bend
Ind
Louisa Balser
South Walnut Street
L. B. Hartung
West Tuscarawas Street
Miller Campbell
Matin
New York State
Detroit
Campbell
Minnie Barr
North Cleve Avenue
Jessie Heldenbrand Spillman
Chicago
Harry Spore
Toledo
C. M. Spore
West Lake Street
Anna Bell
Raf Street
Grace Noble
Columbus
W. A. McCrea
North Market Street
Europe
Frank Cole
Olive Cole
Edward Weber
Alma
Cleveland
Cora Talbot
Lawrence Avenue
Theodore Maurer
Holbrook Brothers’ Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Lillian
John Hubacher
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Mrs. Douglass
Husband's Parole
Arly Lake
Massillon Institution
Texas Disorders
Justice
City
Canton-Actual Business College
Commercia
Actual Business College
North Market St
Stark
Bell
Anton Actual Business College
Hamilton Bldg
Richard Burke
Howard Felix
Austin Kuhns
James Chattant
William Bahr
William MacKenzie
Cleveland Avenue
Elizabeth K. Clark
Park Street
North Cherry Street
Fen
W. H Palmer
West Street
E. C. Myers
Avenue
Metro Club of
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Points
Gust Engler
John Munter
Mohn
al. Shota Jett
Conesville
Ton
Tuscarawas
al. Blanchard
Magnetic Springs
J. D. Blanchard
Mt. Maton
John Buchman
Council
M. C. Foulks
Charles N. Riblet
Eighth and Market Street
Quinn
Victor E. SN
Walnut St
Yder
U. S
Canton Cement Specialty Co
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