TWO LIVES LOST IN TERRIFIC WRECK NEAR SEASONS
Grief stricken wife and mother suffer as a fatal crash on the A., K. & C. line north of Cuyahoga Falls kills Howard Martin, 14, and fatally injures Earl T. Martin. Several others injured, some seriously, as three cars collide in a wind and rain storm near Gilbert and Seasons switches. Police, doctors, and ambulances rush to scene. causes remain under inquiry with damaged signaling and communication cited as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Cuyahoga Falls
Howard Martin
Earl T. Martin
Akron City Hospital
T. C. Parks
W.C. Jacobs
Park
Kelly
F.D. Smith
Smith
W. B. Middleton
W.S. Hough
A. H. Bill
Cuyanoga Falls
Akron Man Elected President of Ohio Democratic Club Association
A. G. Bachtel of Akron was elected president of the Ohio Association of Democratic Clubs by acclamation at Columbus. Durbin and Roemelin initially stood, with Roemelin withdrawing as Bachtel gained the majority. Akron delegates led the effort, and Columbus will host the convention next year. Akron officials attended the banquet and included J. McBride and C. W. Kempel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Bachtel
Akron
Ohio Association of Democratic Clube
Columbus
Durbin
Kenton
R. H. Roemelin
Cincinnati
Baehtel
Bachtel
Nouagh
Roemelin
Conve
Wayne
A. T. Knorr
Darke
L. W. Brown
Fulton
CC. Benner
B. B. Findley
Dayton
John McBride
J. K. Simmons
A. C. Bachtel
C. W. Kempel
George Brodt
Dow. Holloway
Ohio
He Atkinson
Mogadore
Wis
Wreck Tale Linked to Akron Train Run Toward Cleveland
A fragmented report describes a train bound for Cleveland leaving Akron at 2.00, with car No. and crew member Ambrose Bedford aboard. A storm toppled trees across tracks near Bedford, causing confusion and delays as passengers, including Spurgeon and Meterman Join Geib, boarded cars leaving Cuyahoga Falls. Motorman Har T and Martin are named in the wreck sequence as authorities sort the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavabory Falls
Northfield
Fred Welker
Mr. Marlin
Clarence D. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Geo. Paul
Senson
Geib
Mr. Smith
Mr. Paul
Martin
Wm. F. Exline
Clarence D. Clogston
Benjammith
George Paul
Ambrose Spurgeon
John Geib
Howard Martin
Cuyahoga Fall
Cleveland
Cart
Akron
Ambrose Bedford
Spurgeon
Meterman
No. 5
Bedford
Har T
City weighs buying Akron Water Works plant
The General Improvement committee met with Geo W Crouse president of the Water Works company to discuss city purchase. The vote of the people is needed to empower purchase with four disinterested appraisers selecting a fifth. The 2 year franchise allows purchase after five years at the appraiser set price. Estimated price is 850000 dollars and Akron uses about 4 million gallons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
General Improvement Committee
Geo. W. Crouse
The
Water Works Company
IBM
Animals Thrown Into Well and Contaminated Water
Motion filed by attorney T L Childs seeks removal of receiver F B Theiss over Wells farm after a transfer to Drake allegedly to injure him. Childs claims abandoned well cleaning caused dead animals and water contamination endangering his family. Several divorce actions noted including Andrew Mutsehler v Mary and others. Charles and his brother Jackson ordered to vacate, with contempt discharged. Receiver discharges and 30 days to respond in Root-Tea-Na case. Charlotte Birdsill and Dilla Kenepp divorce filings. Judgment against D I Morgan Boiler Co. for $1500 with 20 days to pay or property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Childs
C. H. Palmer
F. B. ‘Theiss
Childs
G. W. Read
Drake
Kohler
Charles Jackson
Charles
Andrew Jackson
Tobe
Unamed
K. E. Otis
Coal demand outstrips supply in city markets
Demand for coal in the city reports supply barely meets current need. May and June see higher consumption than in many years. Tests continue in the new Massillon coal district in Wayne county near Doylestown by the Akron Coal company with satisfactory results. The pending purchase of the territory is expected to be consummated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ado
New Massillon
Wayne County
Doylestown
Akron Coal Company
Kin Association of Democratic Clubs Organized at Board of Trade
The Kin Association of Democratic Clubs organized with General E. B. Finley of Buostus as permanent chairman and Chas L. Swain of Cincinnati as secretary. About 100 delegates gathered in the board of trade auditorium when the convention was called to order. The story continues on the second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conraues
Daly S
Kin Association of Democratic Clubs
E. B. Finley
Buostus
Chas. L. Swain
Cincinnati
Board of Trade
City Council Improves Talks on Streetcar Extension
The improval committer met with Mr. Will Christy of Akron Traction and Electric Co at City Building to determine if streetcar lines can extend East Market street pavement by one year. Christy will confer with the company directors and report to the committee. Relatives and grocers prepare to attend Cyrus Miller’s funeral at the grocers’ hall on Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Christy
Akron, ‘Traction & Electric Co
East Markut St
Christy
Cyrus Miller
Health Board meets with no quorum in last night session
Only members Palmer and Sargent attended the Health Board meeting. no action was taken due to lack of quorum. Mayor Young appointed committees including Sanitary with Sargent and Palmer, Finance with Palmer and Clausi er Lyon, and Public Builds with Koplin and Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Sargent
Health Board
Young
Messrs
Koplin
Clauisier
Lyon
Weber
Personal notices of locals visiting friends and relatives
Mrs L A Seanes of 6 Miami street visits Oldeago N Geo. J Harter of Chardon returns from a pleasant visit with his parents Rev and Mrs Geo Harter of Ira avenue. Mrs Sim Scheuer of Cleveland visits Miss Floretia Moss of N Broadway. Chas Fillins of Warren among Friday visitors. J S Wilhelm of Canton Repository stalls visits city. Mrs Caroline Schoeninger and Mrs John Pando visit Hudson friends. Mr and Mrs Thomias Bearman and sons Willie and Links visit Isaac Stone of Wabashaw. The Misses Fannie and Apes Stair spend week in Cleveland with relatives. John Doran leaves for Boston for a new position. Dr and Mrs J Seiler return after four weeks in Indiana and Michigan. Mrs Anna Stone slowly improving. Mr and Mrs J M Tretany visit Cleveland. Out of town guests at Lou Lake Park hotel include R A Robbins St Thomas Ontario J A Park Gen Bate A C Park Miss Gertrude and Kate Flick Mr and Mrs J W Hencke Cleveland W J Gaselin Wooster Mrs Wilkins Cherry Grove Pa Akron guests include Mr and Mrs W E Hamsum Mr and Mrs J D Shader Mr and Mrs G W Ruckle Mr and Mrs Chas E Howland Mr and Mrs D P L Marvin Mr and Mrs Ed Gibbs Chas H Adams Chas A Kuster Claude Lilly B F Whiteal Will Sader Miss Jennie Hall and Miss B G Leminen Mr and Mrs Chas Mooney
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L. A Seanes
Miami St
Oldeago
Geo
J. Harter
Chardon
Geo. Harter
Ira Ave
Sim Scheuer
Cleveland
Floretia Moss
N. Broadway
Chas. Fillins
Warren
J. S. Wilhelm
Canton
Caroline Schoeninger
John Pando
Hudson
Thomias Bearman
Willie
Links
Niles
Isaaiel Stone
Wabashaw
Fannie Sod Apes Stair
Clevelaned
John Doran
Boston
Indiana
Michigan
Anna Stone
J. M. Tretany
SL West State St
Lou Lake Park Hotel
R. A. Robbins
St. Thomas
Ontario
J. A. Park
Gen. Bate
A. C. Park
Gertrude
Kate Flick
J. W. Hencke
W. JJ. Gaselin
Wooster
Wilkins
Clerry Grove
Akron
WE. Hanseuim
J. D. Shader
G.W. Ruckle
Chas
E. Howland
DP. L. Marvin
Ed Gibbs
Chas. H. Adams
Chas. A. Kuster
Claude Lilly
BF. Whiteal Will Sader
Jennie Hall
B. G. Leminen
Chas. Mooney
Akron Stoneware Company Heads Toward Capital Pact
Plans to form a consolidated Akron headlined by a 2 000 000 dollar capital. A Columbus meeting chaired by Russell H Kent tried to unite stoneware plants but faced opposition and no firm merger emerged. Additional licensing and competing efforts are expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americal
Chittenden Hotel
Columbus
Russell H. Kent
New President Seen at Menipal Meeting of Diamond Motel Company
A garbled report notes a planned change at the Diamond Motel Company with a push to depose President QC and Barber. It mentions shifts in enforcement development and a Harepen contingent forming bases in a state. Effie Flaytes and Bertha Sleottian are named among elected members at a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane See
Diamond Motel Company
Barber
Ube
Tindice
Sons of
Vetontis
Colingtare
Effie Flaytes
Aienowr
Connect
Bertha Sleottian Elie
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Bedford & Cleveland
Rali T. Martin
Howard
A. Bo
City Hospital
William Clogston
Springfield
Mass
James G. Grant
T. Parks
Clogston
Power Paper Company
Holyoke
Ambrose Spargean
Benjamin F. Extine
Ontario St
Akron Elty Hospital
Kimball
Exline
Democrat
Myself
Paul
Mr. Clogston
Marin
Wee
Mr. Martin
Spurgeon Re
Benjamingk, Extine
Howard St
Tallmadge St
Billow
E. O. Leberman
Iite
A. G. Bachtel
Association of Demo
Cratic Clubs
Col. Bryan
Chicago Platform
B. Dreher’s
House News
Andrew Mutsehler
Mary
Charlotte Birdsill
Isidore Birdsill
Dilla Kenepp
Kenepp
N. R. Steiner
D. I. Morgan Boiler Company
Randolph Park
Our
Rann
Bryan
Grocers
Mabel
Hess
A. Repner
Henry
Gramima Susair Willis
Board of Health
W. E. Young
Summit County
Ne Neals
Edmund T. Sheehy
Erop
Long Lake
Stoneware Trust
Sinilee
Lisinesi
Sonmie Af Flor
Trent
C. Barber
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