Congress Adjourns After Long Session Naval Bill Proposes New Ship
Congress ends a lengthy session with adjournment and a compromise on the Naval Appropriation bill. The conference report approves a temporary civil government for the Philippine Islands and a plan to build one battleship in a government yard. House and Senate actions hint at final adjournment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naeton
Ouly
Congress
Philippine Islands
Washington
House
Whebington
Savage Attack on a Senator in Texas Senate
The incident began after an executive session when Senator Bailey accosted Senator Beveridge. Bailey grabbed Beveridge by the throat, ripping neckwear, as other senators intervened to separate them. Bailey was restrained, warned to cool down, and escorted away. threats of further violence were noted as the scene ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Congress
Batley
Pexas
Spooner
Ative Burleson
Texas
Bailey
Beaveridge
Jon
Hale
Ington
Beveridge
Ilana
Bole
Executive i
State Department
Beverike
Senate
Sen- Bailey
Penfield
Senator Beveridge
Min Beveridge
Hunsbrough
North Dakota
Railey
Indiana
Bacon
Georgia
Barney Layton
Aberanen
Torward
Bulle
Benitor Spooner
Teable Ayd
Ation
Yue Renton
Akron City Likely to Donate 500 to Benevolent Orgs
City commissioners consider a five hundred dollar donation to Catholic benevolent orders aiding Akron's 44 homeless children. The Finance committee chair Reybold indicated support and the Board weighed the request Tuesday morning. Institutions include St Josephs, Father Bakers Home, and Rescue Home in Cleveland and other facilities. The City Poor fund balance stands at 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Reybold
Board of the City Commissioners
Democrat
Foundlings
Cleveland
Frank
Joe Kendil
City Poor Fund
Boxing Machine Invention Patent Granted
A patent issued Tuesday covers a tele matrhen device described as a valuable invention by Michael Paridon of Wherton. Paridon is employed by the Mate Go company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Paridon
Wherton
Air Paridon
Resignation shifts at Missouri Transportation Company lamp dept
Mr. J. B. Townsend resigned as superintendent of the light department of the MO. T. Co. His duties are reassigned to Mr. T. W. Shelton, mechanical engineer, who now oversees both the house and the light department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Townsend
MO. T. Co
T. W. Shelton
Quinnimont inn purchased for renovation in July
Royce of Quinnimont AV Va has bought the Clifford Inn and will assume charge on July 15. He plans extensive improvements including new bathrooms and a bar. Mrs Marvin, former manager, will move to Richmond Va to make her home.
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Cuyahoga Fale
Royce
Quinnimont
AV. Va
Hax
Clifford Inn
Marvin
Richmond
Akron man fined for intoxication after misadventure in freight car
Pat Burke of Cuyahoga Falls visited Akron on Monday night and bought intoxicants. He wandered into a B and O box car in Old Forge and would have slept there were it not for Special Officer A. O. Heckathorne who stopped him. Burke fought, was knocked down twice, and arrested. He was fined $2 and costs in Police court Tuesday morning.
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Pat Burke
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
A. O. Heckathorne
Heckathorne
Burke
Letter from John R. McLean praising Ohio Democratic bake
Washington letter to the Ohio Democratic executive committee expresses pride in the Columbus event and calls for unity on Democratic doctrines. McLean regrets not attending due to prior engagements but extending best wishes for a successful gathering and party triumph. He stresses adherence to core principles over expediency or irregular alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John R. Melon
Ohio Democratic
Washington
Ohio
Ion
Books Donated to Buchtel College Library
Hon Wm Buchtel donated several books to the reference department of the library at Buchtel college.
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Wm. Buchtel
The
Lbrary At
Buchtel College
Extra Session Will Be Called Late in August
Columbus Ohio July 1 Gov Nash informed politicians pressing for an extra session after the election that he will call the General Assembly soon to correct the Roger law and draft a new counterpoise code. The date is likely August 18 with bipartisan support explored and a plan to bind members to pass key measures, including municipal code changes, while debates over timing and strategy unfold.
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Columbus
Nash
General Assembly
Wilkie
Guiter
Wirthilay
Pete
Aya Prin
Annie
John W. Witrington
Dyatt
House
Benate
Representative Democrata
Binte
Ralph Cole
Hancock
Clyde Painter
Wood
M.N. Dovall
Jefferson
J. Myers
Montgomery
Menbery
Columbug
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Policeman Roughly Handled in Barberton Incident
Special Correspondence reports a barroom melee in West Barberton near Wolf Creek Monday night. John Thorp and Ben Kermel assaulted Officer LeFevre, shoved him underwater, and threatened death before Thorp was shot in the arm. They were jailed after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct toward an officer and fined with commitment until funds are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
LeFevre
John Thorp
Ben Kermel
Thorp
West Barberton
Wolf Creek
Serioun
Thory
Kennel
Buel
Enech
Costmund
Debate over Grace park animal display and removal plans
City officials and residents discussed the zoo like display of jack rabbits prairie dogs and rats under Grace park bandstand. They considered moving the animals to a safe public viewing location while debating animal care with remarks about snakes and burrs for children’s amusement.
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Spellntor
Mr. Seybold
Mr. Wilson
Boak
Zoological Department of the
City
M. F. Anderson
Grace Park
Messrs
Seybold
Wilson
Elts
Mr. Houser
Tesgan
Prospects For Large Summer Resort at Springfield Lake
Neighborhood residents expect a major summer resort at Springfield Lake with potential for two, after Canton-Akron Electric Railway Co bought 25 acres from Jacob Briner at 240 dollars per acre and 5 adjoining acres from Milton Weyrick of New York. Summit County area seen as prime resort location.
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Springfield Lake
Canton-Akron Electric Railway Co
Jacob Briner
Milton Weyrick
New York
Springfield
Summit County
Soldier Boy Enlisted for Coast Artillery in June
Chas H. Rtyers 24 of the city was enlisted on Tuesday by Sergeant Donahue at the recruiting station for the coast artillery. He departs Wednesday for Columbus for training. June saw five enlistments, three for the coast artillery and two for the cavalry, with year-ago events noted involving a forty sergeant and the 17th turning before Caney.
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Chas. H. Rtyers
Thre Eity
Turaday
Serr
Donahue
Sta
Coast Artillery
Columbus
Comet Artillery
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Fier
F Beveridge
Balloy
Tne
MR. Shelton
Light Department
Historic
West Virginia
John R. McLean
Gov. Nash
Revolver
Magic City
Bastile
Pew
LeFerte
Jose bin
Uberts
Corneil
Marshal Ferguson
Lafely
oMcer
Soldier Boy
Uncle Samuel
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