Publishers announce Akron Democrat Co moves offices
The Akron Daily Democrat and Akron Times-Democrat announce relocation from South Main street to new offices at Mill street and South Broadway. Printing and delivery will continue with no abridgement. business hours shift Monday morning. Telephone numbers remain 180 for counting room and business departments.
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Windsor Hotel
Akron Democrat Co
Democrats
Democrat Company
South Main Street
People’s and Bell ‘Mhanas Na
Akron Daily Democrat
Akron Times-Democrat
Mill Street
South Broadway
Deadly Iowa mine blast Leaves 21 Confirmed Dead
A dust explosion at Lost Greek mine in Mahaska County Iowa near Oskaloosa trapped 60 miners with 21 bodies recovered by dusk. The blast tore tracks and caged cars, hindering exits, as rescuers fought to reach entombed men and transport the injured.
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Tost Creek
Uethie
Shart
Antic
Sleighing Demand Boosts Akron Bob Sled Rentals
Akron youths enjoy excellent sleighing as Thvery stables strive to meet rising demand for bob sleds. Single conveyances sell out quickly, prices rise, and Oliver's patrons pay fully despite higher rates.
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Akron
Reins Declared to Be Too Tight in Washington
Washington January 24 Attorney General Knox faces concern from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals over his allegedly tight reins on his trotters. An agent once halted a coach calling the action excessive, and a letter urged correction. Knox defends the light, safe driving claim while critics warn of possible arrest if he does not comply.
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Washington
Knox
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bret Hine
New Equipment Move Pleans Guardsmen Statewide
National Circumen reports widespread interest in equiping guards with the same Mauser rifles as regulars and uniforms. State officials long favored switching from Springfield to Mauser and secured a conditional offer years ago. The arrival of new arms was announced to regimental commanders, but rifles have yet to arrive. A bill to cover uniforms and rites is pending, boosting local guardsmen's morale.
Snow Storm Delays Hit Akron Railways Hard
Snow storms have cost railways in the Akron district overtime wages and business delays, with hundreds of thousand dollars in potential online work lost. Switches, crossings, and signals must stay clear, yet several yards reported frozen tracks causing additional slowdowns this week.
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Enwoyes
Akron
Kubelik Triumph Delights 8000 at Grayta Arena
3000 fans watched Jan Kubelik and the Cleveland team deliver a dazzling performance. The youthful talent impressed the Atlantic audience with a memorable display that left viewers wowed.
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Jan Kubelik
Felding Ovenlog Ot
Grayta Ariory Iy
Cleveland
Ling
Giotiut
RioT Disturbed the Streets of Classi Boston
RioT disrupted Atlantic avenue as teamsters strike protests drew a large crowd. Police clashed with demonstrators in a volley of mud, snow, ice, stones and bricks. Fourteen arrests were made, including youths aged 13 to 17.
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Boston
Teamsters
Atlantic Ave
Weaker Mrs Ingersoll Failing After Attack by Blakeslee
Mrs Ingersoll grows weaker after a violent incident at home. Doctors report little rest and increasing danger, while Mrs Blakeslee bears painful wounds. Neighbors recall Blakeslee’s threatening remarks and fear a possible suicide by the son in law amidst the crime case.
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Aliee Ingersoll
Jo. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Bryan Mission Opposes Reformed Church Representation
In Lincoln Nebraska a Bryan column in The Commoner questions American delegation to King Edward’s coronation and condemns kinship based ceremony. The Wooster Avenue mission of the Reformed Church is to be dedicated Sunday at 2 30 PM at Wooster Avenue and Bell Street with a 300 seat capacity. The dedicatory sermon will be by Rev GB Alspach, with Rev Freeman of North Hill Reformed Church to deliver an address.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ian
William
Bryan
Jeritie
Edward
Verge
George Washington
Wooster Ave
Reformed Churihy
Wooster ‘Ave
Bell St
Tey
Alspach
Grace Reformed Church
Eng. James & Freeman
North Hill Reformed Church
Braemer Prostrated as Inquiry Hit Packing Co Books
The resignation of Theo Braemer as secretary and treasurer of Rehroth Packing Co was followed by speculation about his fitness. Neighbors report the Braemer family left for Honolulu, but Braemer later said no trip is planned until the experts’ report on the books is received. A $150,000 trust and a deed involving the Kraemer mansion are part of continuing inquiries.
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Cachinadl
Dan
RK. Rehroth Packing Co
Theo Braemer
Mix Braener
Vie
Sirs. Braemer
Braemer
Honolulu
Kraemer
Meeting of Everett Moore street railway managers in Akron
The January meeting of Everett Moore street railway properties managers was held in Akron on a Friday. Attendees included A H Stanley H A Sturgeon O W Waron Ay McCormack RR Danforth L Andrews Charles Gur James Gordon W Brooks and Charlee Currie Ab L Beilstein former N Q T manager now with Toledo Ones, the only syndicate manager absent. The party traveled from Cleveland by special train and inspected the Beas power house and Akron power house, a pred chr Hew and barn. At the buyingss seston in N O '7. omtion the advisability of adopting a etd. [ard Wolley systems was discussed. After the meeting the party went to Uy harbor for dinner.
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Everett-Moore Street Railway
Akron
Mowsts
A. H. Stanley
Hh. A. Sturgeon
Ww. Waron
Ay McCormack
Danforth
L. Andrews
Charles A. Gur
James Gordon
W. Brooks
Charlee Currie
L. J. Beilstein
N Q. T
Toledo
Cleveland
Seston
N. O
Wolley Systems
Uy Harber
Warnings On City Youths From Avon Police Official
Avon police issue warnings about wayward youths and risks on streets. Acknowledges concerns from parents and urges timely action to steer children toward safer paths. Paul’s Day observances noted with services and community events.
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Avon
Addresses at the Farmers Institute in Apollo Ohio
The second and closing day of the Farmers Institute in Apollo at Cuyahoga Falls drew strong attendance despite gloomy weather. Talks covered the value of experiment stations and home comforts, with Mrs. Crawford urging practical kitchen needs, lighting, and thrifty storage to improve family life.
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C. &. Sharne
B.J. Him
Institute
Opera
C. EB
Belt Line Promises Transit Boost for Akron Industry
Akron and Barberton manufacturers push the Barberton Akron & Eastern Belt Line as a vital link from Mogadore through East and South Akron to Barberton. The proposed route would connect five trunk sites, provide direct shipping to plants, and attract new manufacturing locations with ample water and nearby sites. Supporters expect new plants and increased shipments once completed.
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Barberton
Akronaml Barberton
Biereaer
Roilway
Mr Billings Attacks City Sportsmen At Warpers Institute
In Cuyahoga Falls at the Warpers Institute session Mr A Billings denounced city sportsmen and described harm to farms. He lamented the loss of Bob White song and claimed farmers face skunk threats and property damage from outsiders while condemning intrusive urban behavior.
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A. Billings
Warpers’ Institute
Cuyahoga Falls
Bob White
Mr. Billings
Plumbers Meet as Jones City Lawsuit Is Debated
Wesday night Plumbers Association members faced questions at a meeting about a lawsuit filed by J. A. Smith seeking 8225,000 in damages. Several plumbers denied involvement and declined to discuss the case as the discussion focused on the action grounded in the statute governing civil penalties for business injuries.
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Plumbers’ Association
J. A. Smith
Mr. Smith
Leeeln
Tig Pergen
New Church to Establish Lutheran Chapel at Lake 1 Site
New Church Brepa moves toward securing a lot on Lake 1 near Miller allotment center for a new Lutheran chapel. The plan outlines a church building project with property purchase and community religious activities to follow.
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Miller Allotment
Ice on Summit Lake Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds of skaters enjoy clear splenilid ice on Summit Lake. The surface is smooth and thick with no danger of breaking through as skating covers about four acres where snow has been swept away.
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Summilt Lake
Clarke Defeats Garrett in Howard Street Amateur Tourney
Clarke won a tight match at the Howard Street amateur pool tournament last night defeating Garrett. The planned Garrett versus Brown contest was aborted as Brown could not reach the Howard Street pool hall on time. A large crowd of roofers watched the game.
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Howard St
Clarke
Garrett
Brown
Last Meeting of South Hyd Athletic Club
The South Hyd Athletic Club to hold a final meeting next Wednesday at Math Stalleys. Kirkwoods plan to discuss the series outcome and practical chances, noting four remaining games to secure progress, with emphasis on careful work and philosophy.
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Ube
South Hyd Athletic Club
Kirkwoods
Barberton Akron & Eastern Belt Line Railway charter amended
Barberton Akron And Eastern Belt Line Railway charter amended to include a belt line route in the Hue area. Incorporators listed include Mentha B Wood W Day D Croup B Han and Erase Belper. Company capital stated as 1000 dollars.
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Barberton
Akron & Eastern Tullway Co
Hue
Reading Barberton, Akron & Eastern
Trailway
Mentha
Wood
W. Day
Croup
Erase Belper
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Pauls
Farmers’ Institute
M. B. Pratt
Elty Vlaps
Trina
NEW Church
Prospect
South End
Summit Lake
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