Treasury unveils machines cut 500 jobs in years
Washington July 15 Labor savings drive in the Treasury Department boosts automation at the engraving and printing bureau. Twelve presses with new devices will seal count and separate notes, reducing staff by 1385 and saving about 138000 a year. Additional reorganizations in the Post Office and auditor offices aim at further savings and faster money order audits.
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Washington
Easury
MacVeagh
Emyes
United States
Treasury
Bureau of Agraving and Printing
United Rates
Bureau of Enwaving
Treasury Department
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printng
Bureau
Treasurer
Post Office Department
Real estate transfers in Canton Alliance Massillon and Canton
A series of property transfers lists many buyers and sellers including Mary Fliynn Andrew Barth and Johann Papesch along with Emanuel Young and others. Notable lots include Canton Massillon Alliance and Mansillon with prices ranging from 1 to 7094 dollars and several transfers to and from Rosanna Brankel Treva Diebold and Brooke Martin among others.
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Mary Fliynn
Andrew Barth
Alliance
Johann Papesch
Chas. Monnot
Isaac Hartman
Louisville
Samuel Sprankel
Emanuel Young
Canton
Bertha Zerbe
Edward Waltz
Jonas Horst
Emanuel
Young
Simeon Longnecker
Chas. Born
John Preissing
Rufus Soldner
John Herbst
R. Frank Wilson
Maria Keller
Mansillon
The
National Tile Roofing Co
Milton Braucher
Homer Naftzger
Rosa Ross
John Strain
Eilen Herrick
Henry
Auditors Adopt Machines to Ensure Money Order Accuracy
The auditor's office processes 500 to 600 pounds of money orders daily requiring about $500,000 in orders to be checked against postmaster statements. Adding machines enter each order only if on file, preventing mischecks. A double entry system replaces single-entry books, reducing postmaster errors. Secretary MacVeagh preserves jobs by reassigning temporarily displaced staff within the treasury.
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Visual Parison
Postal Service
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Carnival Canoe Parade Postponed at Meyers Lake
Canoeists at Meyers Lake postpone this week's carnival to next week. Headlights and Japanese lanterns will illuminate the parade with pillows and lazy backs for comfort. A large bonfire will be lit by the lake after the trip and a hot supper will be served to participants.
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Meyers Lake
Bishop Farrelly Confirms Class at St Louis Church Louisville
The Rt. Rev. John P. Farrelly bishop of Cleveland confirms over 100 youths at St Louis church in Louisville in his first visit to the city. He inspected church fonts vestments and property after the ceremony as sponsors and priests assist.
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John P. Farrelly
Cleveland
Catholic Church
St. Louie Church
Louisville
Frank Paumier
John Jacquet
Frank Sedar
Tony Myers
J. H. Kleekamp
W. Zierolf
Joseph M. Paulus
Canton
Hgrnahan
Sebring
E. J. Calvey
Maximo
Nicholas Werkel
West Brookfield
Joseph Hopp
Alliance
W. Scullen
Francis Senner
Boy Dies From Accidental Gunshot Wound Near Sandyville
Norton Carnes, 11, son of Dr. Upton Carnes, died at Aultman hospital after an accidental discharge while handling a small 22 caliber rifle at home. Surgeons Dr. A C Brant and Dr S B Post operated to repair nine perforations but Norton could not survive his weakened condition. The incident occurred near Sandyville and he died Thursday evening.
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Norton Carnes
Upton Carnes
Aultman Hospital
Sandyville
A. C. Brant
8S. B. Post
Collision at Eighth and Piedmont Involving Motorcyclist
Will Jacobs on a southbound motorcycle collided with Dr. Fleck in an automobile at the corner of Eighth and Piedmont streets Thursday afternoon. Jacobs was seriously injured with a leg injury requiring removal to his home after being thrown. Dr. Fleck’s car went onto the sidewalk to avoid the impact. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Will Jacobs
Dr. Fleck
Eighth and
Piedmont Streets
Jacobs
Piedmont Street
Eighth Street
Boy Shot by Companion During Frog Hunt
William Whitaker twelve years old is in serious condition after being accidentally shot just below the heart by a young companion during a frog hunt with a rifle. Bullet not located and complications may arise. there is a fair chance of recovery. Massillon Ohio July 15.
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Massillon
William Whitaker
Stranger buys farm in convoluted scam near Auburn
A well dressed man identified as Mr Keator of Cortland persuaded David Dennis of Moravia to sell his farm for 19000 with 3500 forfeits. They staged a fake counting at Soule Cemetery, hid 7000 in a box, and after a warning letter Dennis opened the box to find only a stone, prompting a sheriff’s involvement.
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Auburn
WN. Y
Tnehigh
Cascade
David Dennis
Moravia
Keator
Cortland
Heck
Dennis
Auburn Savings Bank
Soule Cemetery
Chester Gillette
Ferris
United Presbyterian Day Field Events At Rock Point Park
Members of the United Presbyterian church plan a field day at Rock Point park on August 4 for eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania towns. Rev. Hugh Lambie will direct events starting at 1 PM under A A U rules with dashes 100 200 440 yard, half mile, standing jumps. Westminster and Muskingum colleges meet at 2 30 in a ball game. Special train leaves Canton at 6 50 PM via Pennsylvania lines.
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United Presbyterian Church
Rock Point Park
United Presbyterian
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hugh Lambie
Cecil
Westminster
Muskingum
Canton
Ohio Incorporations Filed In Columbus Show Varied Ventures
Columbus Ohio July 15 The following incorporations were filed today Euclid park Cleveland 30000 J W Holcomb and others Oberlin Lumber Coal Co Oberlin 10000 Ralph R Snow and others Grafton Manufacturing Co Martins Ferry iron products 15000 W S Grafton and others Aldine Co Cincinnati books 10000 O B Todhunter and others B F Baillard Investment Toledo 10000 J F Baillard and others The Cleveland Eastern Traction Cleveland increased capital stock from 100000 to 1900000 Alonzo M Snyder is president.
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Columbus
Euclid Park
Cleveland
J. W. Holcomb
Oberlin Lumber & Coal Co
Oberlin
Ralph R. Snow
Grafton Manufacturing Co
Martings Ferrey
Grafton and
Aldine Co
Cincinnati
O. B. Todhunter
B. F. Baillard
Toledo
J. F. Baillard
Cleveland & Eastern Traction
Alonzo M. Snyder
Canton board reports tax duplicate increase and new appraisals
The Canton board of tax review recorded a 25300 increase to the tax duplicate generating 882 in cash for the county treasury. President J L Robb said next week the board will appraise 25 new additions to the city with each lot valued separately. Robb departs for Columbus to consult the tax commission. Paris segment notes Harris and Mrs Phelps, long leading American society figures in Paris, have separated and face court actions. Mrs Pell, once a New York heiress, was her maiden name. The article also notes a general remark on how school teachers share common human traits.
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Canton Board of Tax Review
J. L. Robb
Review Board
Robb
Columbus
Tax Commission
Paris
Harris Phelps
Phelps
Pell
New York
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Jonathan Winfield
Matthias Marz
Achilles Strasberger
Helen W. Hartzell
Frederic Hartzell
Nellie Carlisle
Max Geiger
Homer van Nostran
Myrick E. Evans
Jacob Foltz
Chas. Walter
Jennie Gould
Frank B. Knappertz
Zachary Shoemaker
ODEON
Majestic Theater
Meyers Lake Theater
Rt. Rev
Massillon Krog
United Presbyterians
Rock Point
Hug’s Fountain
the Hug Drug CO
Tuscarawas & Cherry Sts
Curt Smith
Coan
North Market Street
Rikers
Vantines
Courtland Pharmacy
Board of Tax Review
Jons Mann Lantor
Lot
Yeung Manney
Com
BELLEFONTAINE—A_ y corporation
Hamilton King
Henry Leonard
Urbana Chautauqua
Moore
Urbana Light Co
Times-News
AGLS
Canton Home
Price
Eries
Jix
Canton Home Furnishing
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