Citizens Meet With Councilmen Over City Hall Site
Citizens prepare for a City Council meeting to debate the proposed new City Hall and its site. debate centers on location near Main Street or between the Court House and Post Office, with business leaders urging wide attendance and a public vote if needed.
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Wildes
Sol
Buelitel Ave
Demcrat
Buehtel Ave
Exchithge
Akron
Court House
Cleveland
Kanya
Sulvey Or
Y Pelyate Corporation
Houser
Butt
Ag Citzens
Main and
Euphtel Ave
Connell
Couneil
Acema
Vbde Zone
Aia
The
Gospell
Board
Viaduct Proposal Shifts City Growth Direction
Col. W. T. Sawyer argues that southward expansion will demand a viaduct across the valley to North Hill within years. He warns the city’s center of population and the City Hall site decisions will be affected, else injustice to many residents.
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W. T. Sawyer
North Hill
Important Letter From W J Slabaugh Expresses Approval
Co Sawyer receives a letter from Mr W J Slabaugh stating his approval. The message conveys support and positive sentiment regarding ongoing matters, reflecting his endorsement of the company’s actions.
Archie Roosevelts Pony Stolen By A Thief
A thief stole Archie Roosevelt’s pony as the President’s son, six year old Archie, rode to the post office. The intruder rode the horse, but was chased down by officers and captured before escaping far. The incident occurred in New York with the assailant identified as Levy who was remanded to custody.
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Archie Roosevelt
New York
Jude
Archin Ronselt
Phe Negro
Levy
Postartion
Presdent
Young Toovevelt
Capitalization Change for Whitmore Robinson & Co and Merger
The Whitmore, Robinson & Co. whose business was transferred to Robinson-Morrill Co about two years ago filed papers in Cotinhus to increase its capitalization from $200,000 to $1,000. The company is no longer in active business.
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Robinson-Morrill Co
Aigo
Cotinhus
Ill Health of New York Woman Leads to Mental Institution
Robert J. Hunter Jr of New York and his wife Mrs Hunter were cited in Akron society. Mrs Hunter, once prominent locally, was taken to Mint Mel for mental ailment after a winter illness. Physicians advised treatment at the Fitz Institution, with family hoping for eventual recovery.
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Robert J. Hunter, Jr
New York
Lolee Heewater
Austin J. Browater
North Prospectet
Mint Mel
Hunter
Akron
al Elales
Big Day Planned by Northern Ohio Odd Fellows Lodge
The TO. O. F. lodges of Northern Ohio plan a large picnic at Blowthe Park Lake Brady on Saturday with free lemonade and noon meals. A lodge ball game vs the Odd Fellows of the world is featured. Trains depart Enlon depot at 9 00 am and 1 30 pm, returning 7 00 pm and 9 30 pm. Summit lodge officers listed.
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TO. O. F
Northern
Ohio
Blowthe Park
Lake Brady
Odd Fellows
Enlon
Mat A
Street Car Service Returns to Barberton Streets
Barberton residents celebrate the return of street cars after a delay. The Meat Street car operated on Tuesday evening at 5 o clock, running a double track on Second Street and Tiseirwas avenue. The new routing through Mr W Johnston's property promises faster service and greater convenience for riders.
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Barberton
West Bar-berton
Hove Ty
Second St
W. Johmston
Aero
Thin
Bound Over George and Joe Bender in Larceny Case
Mayor bound over brothers George and Joe Bender to Probate Court after a preliminary hearing on petit larceny. Witnesses testified they stole a bushel of wheat from the B. and O. track midway.
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George Atd
Joe Bender
Phareau
Ptty
Coal Orders Piling Up As Railroad Coal Carriers Strain
Columbo Ohio June 20 The coal orders are piling up as rail lines struggle to meet demand for the operatives preparing for emergencies. The nationwide shortage threatens to break contracts set April 1 for one year with substantial shipments delayed to inland cities and lakeside routes.
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Columbo
Coluinchie
Edonation of
Ninery
Second annual Knights of Columbus outing at Silver Lake
Akron council No. 047 Knights of Columbus held its second annual outing at Silver Lake on Tuesday afternoon June 24. The entertainment committee arranged a program featuring a performance by Captain Doran's Indiana and a Canton team led by Ray Bour, with a scheduled death at 1 o'clock at the ball park.
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Akron
Ounell
Knights of Columbus
Ed Tadhiem
Tell Fe
Silver Iake
Tieaday
Ball Park
Captain Doran
Canton
Ray Bour
Fine Exhibit At Academy Building Draws Attention
The third floor studio hosts the FINE EXHIBIT Buchtel Behoo of Art with works by Minx May 1 Sanford’s classes since February. Pen pencil charcoal and pastel pieces by Mary Carnana Margate Millerida Yerrick Ler fe Chinpman and others draw praise. Donald Gardner shows notable youth artistry with promising development. Other attention‑grabbing sketches include Anna Lakel Pansy Daley Williamson Miles Stott and Cushman.
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Buchtel Behoo
Academy
Minx
Sanford
Mary Carnana
Margate
Millerida Yerrick
Ler Fe Chinpman
Donald Gardner
Anna Lakeel
Pansy
Daley Williamson
Miles Stott
jdlUle Chapman
CG. B. Cushman
Applause for Piano Recital Highlighted by Young Performers
The piano recital given by the presidents Mitch Cora A Hartong at Cal vary Hydagelleneliel Jest evening drew divided applause. Helen Drover Irene Loove and Mike Miorette Johnson received special notice for talent and training. Lenore Martin impressed with sweet voice, while others including Goldie Morr Esther Harty Lena Heary Bana Harty Ela Crise Fiorenes Stain Carinne Strebel Daley Oz Rota Ginther Maud Snitser Jes ale Washer Florence Johnson and Henry Steigner Walter Rigen also performed.
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Mitch Cora A. Hartong
Calvary Hydagelleneliel
Helen Drover
Irene Loove
Wee
Mike Miorette Johnson
von Wehen
Mise
Lenore Martin
Minses Goldie Morr
Esther Harty
Lena Heary
Bana Harty
Ela Crise
Fiorenes Stain
Carinne Strebel
Daley Oz
Rota Ginther
Maud Snitser
Jesale Washer
Florence Johnson
Clint Schrmiedel
Henry Steigner
Walter Rigen
Beal Law's Author Honored by College Presidency
At the annual meeting of Bolo College Prof J HL Beal author of the Heal Laval Option law was elected to the presidency. The treasurer announced an addition of funds to endowment and completion of a new hall of pharmacy and chemistry by the fall term. Rev Frederick T Keeney of Elmira delivered the closing address at the commencement exercises.
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Wie
Bolo College
J. HL Beal
Heal Laval
BSW
Ireerick T. Keeney
Elmira
Judge questions Rechtin embezzlement case details
Washington reports Henry Rechtin, a disbursing officer, arrested on charges of misappropriating seven thousand dollars. He confessed to the shortage after an inquiry prompted by the Comptroller of the Currency and Attorney General Knox. The article notes Rechtin’s Cincinnati ties and prior public service.
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Henry Rechtin
Aisbursiig
Department of Juste
Hel
Rechtin
Cincinnati
Knox
Tracewell
Henry Rochtin
Department of Justice
Tidson Harmon
Cleve Jon
Harmon
Associated Press
Roohtin
Mertrin
Hamilton County
Internal Revenue Office
Ligh Mere
Dove Hie
Erie Officials Inspect Akron and Barberton Belt Line
A party from Erie officials toured Akron and Barberton Thursday to inspect the Akron Barberton Belt Line. Attending were Third Vice President Willard General Superintendent H B Alpin Supt Co A Allen Supervisor Grandy and GenBtelveer Kimball. Willard said double tracking from Akron to Gallon remains a remote possibility, though likely in the distant future.
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Paty
Erie
Akron
Barberton
Thuysday
Akton-Barberton
Willard
H. B. Alpin
Co. A. Allen
Grandy
Btelveer Kimball
Gallon
Mogadore and Barberton Seek City Hall Site Bargain
Local letters and reports from Mogadore and Barberton describe a push to move Akron city hall plans to a cheaper Mogadore site. Vivid accounts detail mass meetings, promises of free site use, and cross-town political pressure, with Agnew Carnag and local officials urging quick action to secure a hall.
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Stair
Mogadore
Newiny
Akron
Mogidore
Agnew Carnag
Half Minutes With Akron Men
Fragmented notes quote Akron figures discussing Democratic tickets Civil War service and local development. Mentions Stewart Miller Col John Bloomfield Moomfeld and others. references weather damages and townwide excitement in June, with city sites and sales talk amid political chatter.
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Stewart Miller
John C. Bloomfield
Settlement conference eyed to end Cleveland faction fight
General Dick and Lt. plan a conference this afternoon to push a settlement in the Cleveland factional dispute. Weather tonight and Saturday remains unsettled with possible showers and cool temperatures.
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Cleveland
Fast Trains Crash on Siding Near Brainerd
Two trains collided on a Northern Pacific siding near Brainerd Minnesota. One passenger traveler Harry Ziegler died.. several railroad workers injured. Fire followed the wreck as authorities fought to control flames pooling around four cars.
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Lower Lake Siding
Harry Ziegler
Heinmend
Brainerd
Arenduetor Noble
City Police Launch Rail Yard Crackdown
Authorities vow wholesale arrests to stop trespassing on rail tracks and deter riders to protect workers. Erie and Penn line special officers join efforts, with city police and railroad guards noting lives at risk amid foot traffic near moving engines.
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Erie
PL & W
Lilue
Deanne
Alleged Swindler Pays Interest on Fraud Case
Mrs. Melvina Palmer of Brittain was swindled out of 1.4 last fall and now receives six percent interest on the money for two years. Geo. McCullough, linked to the scheme, holds a farm mortgage in Tuscarawas County and paid 1,500 to Fulmer as part of the fraud. McCullough is out on bond awaiting trial in Cleveland for fraud.
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Melvina Fulmer
Melvina Palmer
Brittain
Geo. McCullough
Tuscmrawas County
Berr
Icksville
Fulmer Highor
McCullough
Cort
Cleveland
Fruimer
Trials of a Little German Band Parade Through Akron
A five member German band arrived over a week ago and faced hurdles for mayoral permit after negotiations. The group, itinerant and philosophical, travels the Mississippi valley and beyond playing across many states. The leader notes varying fortunes and long winters in New York while business in Akron remains dull.
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Glyliz
New York
Akron
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