Extras Expose Costs for Grade and Utilities Changes
A televised note outlines extra charges to be paid by city and property owners for grade changes at Mill Street and for lowering telephone conduits. It cites unexpected changes, contract adjustments, and the impact on the People’s and Central Vale Telephone Companies amid work on the new grade. Also includes letters promoting Foley’s Kidney Health and local political endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Carrol #t
Sompletad
Covdutte
People’s
Central Vale Telephone Companies
Alvady
CANDIDATES NAMED FOR DELEGATION TO STATE CONVENTION
The list shows nominees from various towns including Akron, Springfield, Twinsburg and Portage for delegation to the state convention. Gen. Charles Pick is named by motion as unanimously selected delegate and will act as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Thompson
Northampton
Geo. W. Treat
Northfielt
Milotanford
Norton
James Wilkow
John Bours
Akron
Errold
Parsons
Mrof
Sm Rth
Harry Anon
Aaron Wagener
Bo, Smith
W. Kline
Janes Wilson
W. B. Baldwin
Gibbons
Eo W. Crouse
A.J. Rowley
William Eller
Vo Blake
Sanford
Geo
W. Rogers
T. Perking
Etatterman
Fred Hedeman
G. Mo Anderson
Harvey Musee
Brancie Sebfelig
Te Weyne
Charles Diets
Qilne
W. Tibi
Chamberlain
Bo A. Hershey
Amt Oy
W. Wickline
Bath
Hates Copley
Ackerman
Wilcox
Franklin
Bob Harpers
Hudson
Deiteichs Norton
Davies
Clive Ammerman
Portage
Robert ‘Turner
Sdielfeld
Bart
Callmange
Barnes
Twinsburg
A. Oviatt
B.A. Aershey
Charles Pick
Resolutions endorse Republican Sinai party record
A historical notice outlines resolutions praising the Republican party’s record and promises. It asserts labor, capital, and national parity, warns of protectionist policy, and notes the Dingley tariff boosting foreign trade and exports of manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republica of Sinai
Prieto
Republic Party
Hoth
Akron Delegates Hear Candidates Pitch in Open Meeting
The meeting featured defense candidates presenting their platforms and a call for unity. An executive committee submitted a long list of Akron area members and officials, highlighting local figures and firms across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Howley
Mayo
Akron
H.C. Sanford
Sanford
de Teith
Porpar
Catone
Schoepler
Koller
J. W
Jwatin Fl
Chinletlng
HC Thetis
Hrvey Manner
NO. Mather
Wo B. Ay
Keratett Seteering
K. Stou
G. Beery
Kilnig
John Wolf
Darin Bouder
A. Th. Muttman
AL Stottler
TI. Mallison
Harry Stipe
Ane Hang Nin
David Wilson
G. Sotherling
McCarty
IT. Davies
J. Shubldreher
Po Tavies
Norton
Aither
FM Green
Gowie Hotebour
But
Northtetd
Republican caucuses select delegates amid calm turnout
Friday caucuses chose delegates to the county convention with no contests in any ward. Attendance was light and orderly as the faithful gathered for the party gathering. A note of tension or danger appears in stray phrases about disease and death, but the main readable fact is the delegation selection and quiet mood of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honery
Tony
Wade
Unclear Text on Cations and Power Company
Fragmentary note references two top cations and a choice before option expiry. Mentions attorney Rowley and a proposed atewa heating fod power company with alleged lack of friction from the Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Ad Rowley
Ponte Hing
Atewa
Meeting of Independent Telephone Companies Conducted in Buffalo
Manager Lavbach and Superintendent Atrogg of the People's Telephone together with Dave retired from the conven Hop report an interesting meeting. Independent companies now operate from a new board toward combining plans. Banks and other lenders, formerly reluctant, are backing the independent firms generously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavbach
Atrogg
People's Telephone PO
Dave
Buffalo
Stirien
Diem
Naked Artist Minns and Moral Doubts Haunt Exhibit
A fragmentary letter discusses an art exhibit by H. W. Minns and questions whether viewers would react differently to provocative pieces. The writer wonders about mothers and babies in art, the meaning of words, and the morality of beauty versus display. Also mentions Maude Dickens and several local merchants promoting Cordova Coffee wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Mions
Personal Notes From a City Social Scene Visitations
A fragmented society column lists visiting locals and out‑of‑town guests from many towns. It notes Mrs Thaddy Rice from Bi Maret, Mr Hull, Mrs Carl Pieher, and Misses Anna Fanon and Zaria Diskey as attendees, plus travel agents and upcoming events at Randolph park and Diamond Rubber Co.
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Feds
Thhy City
Vialine
Monk Heck
Detferson
Lloyd Vnt
Ramedell
Bloomingville
Mis
Thaddy Rice
Hull
Loledo
Wow
Powell
Carl HE Pieher
Howking Valley
Anna Plenie
Diamond Rubber Co
Randolph Park
Baker
Denver
Aid Mos
Takeside
Dation
Fain
Roger Dille
Mansielit
Aecouny Af
NHK
Neran
Goertrade
Myude Cari
Washington, D. C
Cranilaiolley
Po Coonthers
Ty Talthinder
Vater Buel
MO Aliya
Moe Caleb Eugle
Philadets PLC
Hak
Wile
Manghorr
Trane
Local notices mention reunions, travel, and society events
A jumble of social items from a late era notes a piano recital in Akron, a Benoi t reunion in Sherbondy, and a dental graduate from Western Reserve University planning to practice in Akron. Also listed are postponements of a Gorge Orchestra opening dance, Agente convention in Pittsburgh, a lawn fete at Fourth Church, a Akron marriage, and other society tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Tormhatrow
Behiting Pievainen and Resletants Union
Mike
Er Tride Reid
Rpile
Civen
Sherboudy
Delbert Henninger
Aeon
Dental Department
Western Reserve University
Akron
de. FN. Chamber Melo
Orchektra Civic
the Gorge
Hotman
Moe
Holderness
Andy
Alice
Blanche Buckey
Jere
Pittshare
Bulfato
BR. Harper
Dinighter
Lena
New Star
Colo
Tly Akron Mining
Harper
E ”. Falor
Stetner Ave
Wallis Silibiatep
Werneslay
Clark Wallis
Siegfried
Alton
Ray
Mina Sadie Hebblethwalt
My. Blimey Flush
Mire
Wallis
LAST LINKS AND COMMUNITY NOTES FROM TOWN NEWS
A pocketbook with 300 and a watch was reported to police after being found on the street. Trinity Lutheran Church will host a busker event on Wednesday June 26. Members met at Carpenter's Hall with officer elections postponed to June 28. Frank Mora was released from City Prison after his mother paid a 25 fine and he will perform community service. Various social notices list upcoming weddings, addresses, and households. An ad promotes De Witeh Salve for skin ailments and highlights River Side Park at Cuylologa Palge as a new pleasant riverfront recreation spot near the pavilion.
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Trinity Luthereehures
Fines Union
Cirpenters Hall
Magia
Wom
Boxwell Gemmunes
North Springsfield
Local political tally and a boy scarred by years
Claims from Filenda of Senter Bieler discuss Summit county delegates while Alexander forces clash over votes. Journal notes Hagures claiming 80 of 100, with county vote solid. James Brown of Portsmouth, aged over 10, endured a facial sore for years. doctors offered limited relief before Hagel Salve claims improvement. Ken Were and Cordoyn Huffer are mentioned amid a flood of letters and rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filenda
Senter Bieler
Too Summit County
Alexander
Hagures
James Brown
Portsmouth
Drought in Haar Akron for interment details
Incomplete report of funeral notices for Henry Seraltz or related individuals. Interment planned Friday at Parka's chapel at 2 pm. address 423 Mill bt. Names include Russell Boss and Mrs. Russell Boss at 821 Sayler. Remains taken to Douville for burial. Degenerative illness and convulsions noted in fragmentary lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haar Akron
Henry Seraltz
Rome
Goyeioda
Parka
Pam
Sanday
Mfrs
Russell Hoss
Sayler
Douville
Costs for petty cases in Mayor's court and local incidents
The mayor demands security for costs before trying petty cases and notes a hearing on the assault and battery case against Rossen. A neighborly quarrel on Anout Wax is referenced. In Wadsworth, funeral services are planned for Mrs Coldren with interment there. Mrs Holvey, formerly of the city, died in Ciena Multon.
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Tioyle
Hook
Rossen
Asaault
Alleney
Rogers
Young
Che
Coldren
Wadsworth
Dane
Ang Coldren
Faneful
Mra
Len Everhard
Holvey
Ciena
Multon
Wernesday
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J. M. Laffer
J Lamparter &O
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America
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Nash Bins
Foraker
United States Senate
Wright
Colsiabes
Hoge
Marty
Kennore
Minns
Cleveland
Mise Maude Dickens
Kas
Asthod
Cordova
Pilex
DeWitts
Iluzel
Kennore Lonorrow
Frank Mora
Jone
Hee Monty
Arnal
Omer
Tako Karhertoy
Jounson
Tena Jahon
Seul Mich St
Dewela Hine
Danetter Bnyorr
Moe AL Boyden
Wedunsiluy
Sohrot Vo
Ms Selrog
Marshall Ave
Alitie Thawen
Groby
Stanost
Aubirhe
Akving Mint
Cuyologa Palle Rymelona
Cordoyn
Dewirr & Co
Chicago
Drehinie Holmes
Groom
Potter
Mark Wilk Neeow
Andrew Oh Taylor
Akram
G. Inva M. Berry
Alva
Cordiova
Corfova Cotte
Toholow
Bar-Ben the Gaear
Harmen
Aia
Bar Ben Benedies Co
Avenida
Gleveland
Ray Stilwell Co
South Howard St
Cash OR Credit
Garden Hose
Gus
Trish
Akron Rubber Store
Fenner
Spalding
Harley Homay
Spalding Burner CO
People's ‘Phone
Howerd Street
Harter
Harter Bros
Haat Exchange Street
Phony
Rippley’s
Rippley
Howard Street
Dime Savings Bank
South Howard Street
Ohio
Mathilde Lennon
Fist Congregational Church
Dugue Bros. & Co
Mr. Onet! & Co
Robinson's Book Store
Luuporter
Akron , Saengerbund
Koerber
A. Hibray
Storer & Ol Jewelers
Sterling
Below & Roe
Mein St
The
State Investment Co
Joo Lata
G. W. Gridley
Wabash
Baap Buchtel
Summit
Good St
Rooma
May St
Roome
N. Broadway
Coburn St
Nash
Nash St
Gage
Spicer
Lote
North Hin
Ava
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