Neighbor Feud Ends With Fines After Rock Attack
Tamer Cannon and W W Jennings clashed over a dumping dispute on the west side. Cannon threw rocks at Jennings. Jennings was arrested for assault and battery. Mayor fined Cannon, Mrs Pettit fined for disorderly conduct, Anthony Wykol charged with petit larceny after mishearing three car doors as three car hoods. Others faced minor fines for obstreperous conduct and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamer Cannon
W. W. Tenninge
Cannon
Cromon
Jennings
Palle Court
Pertiavion Wan Elven
Endigl
Fenk
Dia
Yeni
Connon
Wheeler
May Pettit
Anthony Fovkl
Anthony
Charles M
Charles Boone
Joseph Gauthier
Charlen Howe
Johna Keapp
Costa
Visitors arrive for American Local Meet in Akron
A ceremonial train of four cars arrived in Akron at 8 30 this morning carrying delegates for the American Local Meet which has been meeting in Cleveland. At Union Depot, the party members boarded buses to visit nearby attractions before returning to the city. The next annual convention will be held in Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Fran
Americag
Ane
Elation
Claveland
Union Depot
Karherfon
Ale Yon
Dante
As | Vanrab
Residence of Nathaniel Point in Evert for burial
The text reports the death of Nathaniel Point who resided in Evert for years and mentions an upcoming burial. The plan notes a funeral service and interment at Pleasant Valley Cemetery after a lingering illness. The notice references family or heirs and a long residence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Point
Evert
Travis Tee Crown
Point
Plegeant Valley Capietery
Weather Record Shows Heaviest Rainfall in Central Ohio
A heavy rain event cited as the year's heaviest in central Ohio caused widespread damage. The report notes up to an inch of precipitation, with strong winds and related flooding impacting several areas and prompting attention from local weather officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat
Central
Ohio
Harmony and Enthusiasm at State Convention Delegation
A meeting of the Harmony party featured strong support and a splendid ticket. A motion formed a three member committee, including HL Andreas and J. B. Lewis, to select delegates for the state convention at Cedar Point on September 2. The panel will choose ten city delegates and ten from the county. James Rutherford was named to a related post as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heénnoeth
Humphrey
Congressions
Andrews
Cendar Point
Mesere
Andreas
W. Miltkin
J. B. Lewis
Delegates and committee reports at Akron gathering
Delegates from wards and townships were reported by W A Spencer of the Credentials committee. Names of delegates from outside Akron include Tillmadge Joseph Myers Sidney Newport Herbert Walters was elected committeeman. Precinct committeemen and several names from multiple towns were listed. The committee on permanent organization favored making the temporary organization permanent. Resolutions read by Hon B Grant were adopted unanimously with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Spencer
Akron
Tillmadge
Joseph 0
Myers
Sidney Newport
Herbert Walters
Cuyahoga
Hoots
Woo
Murphy
I. Evans
Chas Pottereon
Burbertoh
John Paul
Brotemat
O. Dy B
Capleytromer
A. Swigart
Bruce Perriman
Clinton
C. W. Warley
Geo. Carr
Breitensting
Noah Frage
Boughman
Wmn
Care
C. A. Stineton
W. Haupt
Wagoner
Oliver Harter
Northfield
Samuel Kelly
Senter
Oninella
Michael O'Brien
August Vespertini
Man
Howard Crow
Springfield
Raner
BV McCloskey
GA. Whie
Mo G. Mishler
Swinghart
Wen
B. McCloskey
O. J. Swinehast
Ization
Committee On
B. Grant
Judge Grant Backed for Fourth Judicial Bench Nomination
After report adoption Attorney Spencer proposed a supplementary resolution urging county delegates to back Alan R. Grant of Akron for the Fourth Judicial seat. The motion passed unanimously, instructing delegates at the Democratic judicial convention to support Grant. Committee for selecting delegates included Capt. Benner, E. RB Grant, and City Clerk Chan Hh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Spencer
Alan
R. Grant
Akron
Grant
Benner
Ean
Chan Hh
Nominations Open as Judge Grant Sees Probate Route
The nomination of ex Mayor WE Young for Probate Judge opens with Judge Grant’s support. Unanimous nomination signals early party unity. Escorts J W Shook and John Campbell lead Young to the platform amid cheers as he pledges to work for all ticket members and uphold duties without dictating City Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
WE. Young
Messrs
J. W. Shook
John Campbell
Akron
Mr. Young
Wid
Wig
Nominations Filed for County Roles at Convention
The convention nominated A. T. Paige for Clerk of Courts and E. L. Filling for Sheriff. John Cook and August Manha received nominations for Sheriff by different members. R. L. Andrew was named Treasurer by acclamation. Ex mayor John McNyan and ALM Armstrong were proposed for County Commissioner and Recorder respectively. Ballots showed Filius leading for Sheriff and Armstrong for Recorder with subsequent nominations continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. EB. Andreas
A. T. Paige
Paige
E. L. Filling
Hudson
C. C. Benner
August Manha
W. C. Snyder
Filius
Cook
Mage
R. L. Andrew
A. C. Hollaway
Dent
John Mc Nyan
Barberton
W. J. Snyder
Grint
Alm. Armstrong
Akon
Brumphrey
Michael Tilly
Ih Phelps
J. E. Britt
Iit
Armstrong
Reilly
Burt
Twa
Burt Wis
Harmony at county convention cheers attendees
The report notes remarks about harmony at the county convention with comments from VA Chik Mr O'Brien and Capt. Benner. Norton township figures discuss participation while Mayor Tow attends for the first time outside Cyn hoa. Tow weighs uncertainly as Norton weighs less than 275 and declines a Tate in the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Chik
Boston Township
O'Brien
Cyn,hoa
Benner
Honot
Norton Township
College Banquet Speeches Contrast Past and Present
A Cleveland Adelbert college banquet features Taige oT Hriat recalling college life of the Class of ’72. The speech underscores enduring respect for tradition while acknowledging decades of change and evolving campus culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almasdon
Adelbert College
Cleveland
Taige Ot Hriat
Nok
Lie
Ideal Weather For The Championship Race
Weather on race day drew a crowd at Lakyride Park as Corsair and EeBe Ell prepared for a championship meet. Strong winds and hot sun tested gas engines while teams and owners anticipated a smooth event and sought to prove superiority of the lenticular equines amid racing atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioa
Corsair
EeBe
Lakyride Park
Unan
Fragmentary convention notes leave vague harmonizing claims
A distorted report cites Grea A and Wise Had about Chas W. Tame and monized forces while A. Grant is praised for harmony at the convention. Attendees N. Mather and Mr. Adam Brother appear for fun amid few platitudes in the adopted resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grea
Chas W. Tame
A. Grant Wan Nico
AbeyAr
Attorney N
Mather
Adam Brother
Death of Forrester J Archibald in Akron
A 28 year old man Forrester J Archibald died at home after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and had recently moved to Akron. The funeral will be Monday at 3 p.m. from his residence with interment at Mt Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester
J. Archibald
Balehat
Archibald
Akron
Mt. Peace
Akron men fail bar exam surprise in Columbtne this week
Friends of Akron report that six men from Akron took the bar admission test in Columbtne and none passed. The group includes Harvey J. Bachtel, Fill RB Irvin, Prof. S. P. Orth, Nicholas Greenberger, I. W. Hoffert, and T. C. Parks, with Gen. Charles Dick noted for passing despite little study. The exam is described as difficult and the turnout as a discuit examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Columbtne
Chas
Gen
Harvey J. Bachtel
Fill RB
Irvin
8. P. Orth
Nicholas Greenberger
I. W. Hoffert
T. C. Parka
Vestryman and Money Missing in Geneva Ohio
Geneva Ohio June 14 A warrant issued yesterday charges EB M Converse former treasurer of the Episcopal vestry with embezzling 1700 dollars from church funds and diverting them to personal use. Converse vanished after the detective began search and may have shipped away unknown. He had been treasurer after arriving from Jackson Michigan and later served as assistant superintendent at Geneva Tool Company amid questions about church repairs funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Stnatice Fosters Court
EB. M. Converno
Episcopal
Converse
Buffalo
Tron Jackson
Mich
Tien
Episcopal Church
Geneva Tool Co
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Iy Tool Company
Ladies Rifle Club Hosts Womanly Evening at Home
The Twentieth Century Rifle Club entertained at Mrs. TG Kharbal's home in honor of Miss Florence Potae of Cleveland. Officers listed include President Kilian Cruse and Secretary Mrs. E.G. Kimball, with several named members. Also notes reduced rates to Canton on Sunday trains with good return options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rife Club
Mra TG
Mre
Diets
Cure Brown
Cotta Adkins
Tiling Prose
Elizabeth Break
Mayor Johnson Visits Akron and Addresses Convention
Mayor Tom J. Johnson arrived in Akron with secretary Louis Devinean at 12 05 pm. A large Democratic delegation greeted him at the depot and escorted him to the Empire hotel where he spoke to a packed audience at the convention. He stressed state times and taxation reform, saying personal qualification matters more than any future office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom J. Johnson
Louih H. Devinean
Akron
W. B. Snyder
Tom
Empire Hotel
C. R. Grant
W. B. Young
Tetell
Johnson
Yvetage
Grant
Rogers
Tom Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Summit County
State Times
Romance of Navy Lieutenant W B Day and Miss I Perin Told
Lieut Willis B Day of the US Navy and Miss Inez Perin of Detroit reveal their romance in a letter to Day's father. They met on the Celtic during a European trip and married at Charing Cross London. The couple honeymooning in Leamington before coronation, then plan to travel to Paris but Paris residency rules altered plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing Cross
London
Leamington
England
Paris
Coburn residents honor M W Hoye for aid
At a Coburn neighborhood meeting held Thursday evening the residents tendered a vote of thanks to Sanitary Police flan M. W. Hoye for helping secure a newer on Coburn street. Saturday morning Col Hoye received a letter from Coburn residents formally thanking him for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
M. W. Hoye
Coburn St
Col. Hoye
Akron area personals and society notes drift into week
Local news reports a string of social items and movements. Mr. Tihery Gordon and Boomermot Bros return from a business trip while City Commissioner Hawker handles Canton dealings. Mr. Weber takes a new merchant position and nearby residents celebrate a 20th wedding anniversary. Graduates, recitals, weddings, and society visits fill the Akron scene with students, clergy, and families noted.
Fire at Drug Store Destroys Window Display
A Friday night blaze at Ty Cousins drug store at Went Market and Aqueducters damaged the show window as gas caused a paper display to ignite. The fire spread quickly but collapsed the glass and a chain support, causing no serious injuries aside from a clerk who escaped unharmed. one guard reported minimal damage with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Death of Borner Child in June Funeral at Cuyaboga
The one year old son of Afr and Mra Wo Borner died Saturday morning June 14 from stomach illness after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday at 1 p.m. Interment at Cuyaboga Falin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordner
Wilhert Borner
Afr
Mra
Borfiner
Enet Exchange
Panera
Cuyaboga Falin
Late Church at St Pauls Parish Sermons and Services
Rev Jan H W Blake rector describes Sunday schedule at St Pauls Church. Holy Communion at 8:80 a m Barclay School 10:30 a m fall service and sermon 2:80 p m Baptism of children 7:30 p m evening prayer and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Parish
Jan H. W. Blake
St. Paul's Church
Barclay School
Woman Shot Dead After Card Game Dispute
In Youngstown on June 14 Mrs. Mary Baitt died at 1 a m from shotgun wounds. Her husband and Vincenso Aduasio quarreled over a card game and Aduasio attempted further violence, leading to the fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mary Baitt
Vincenso Aduasio
Aduasio
Adussio
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W. W. Jennings
Orove Paton
Aheanne
Everett
W. E. Young
A. J. Paige
Dret Hayes
Franklin Townsbly
Woij
Snyder Ue
Mh Bow Dervis
Tuflynby
Hie
W. AL Spender
the College OF the
Wall Street
Jeary
Toduetey
Rome
James Vieke Juinior
Cronin
Gen. Dick
Canton Vin. T. & V
Col. M
Hoye
Tihery Gordon
Boomermot Bros
Chrome Pennayivapin
Hawker
Canton
Traneact
David Hholeder
St. Barber
Botatn
RM. Weber
J. Prusa
Allor
South High At
Weber
Ac Kineel
Mod
C. Ay Bien
Pitta ‘Burg
J. J. Goff
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
George B. Carson
Goff
Carl Ganter
Columbia University
Mika Cora Har‘tung
Calvary Evangelical Church
South Akron
Thoraday
Misk Leonore Martin
Mildred Conrad
Hy Conrad
David G. Armstrong
Brit At
B. Coats
Mary
Prout
Sebree
University of Michigan
Mr. I
Glendenning
Dover
Kappa Kappa Gamma Society
Buchiel College
Silverlake
Mins la Reno Clark
South College St
Twinsburg
Avon Point
Lake Whore
Virat M. B
Aire
A. Jabant
West Center St
Neenan
Wis
Jessie Pettit
New York
Washington
Homer Binck
Megadore
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Lake Brady
Wanny
Harter Bros
Aaron Preak
Kirk Co
S. Howard St
Calay
City Laundry
S. Main St
D. A. Hibbard
A. L. Wilcox
Hibbard & Wilcox
J. B. Storer & Co, Jewelers
Iss. Howard
Indy
X. J
W. Crosier St. aTuo
Bath
X. X
Care Democrat
Sawyer Ave
Wooster
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