Akron Campaign Fizzles In Red Fire Parade
The Akron election campaign ends in disappointment as 6000 expected voters fail to line up, only about 2500 in the parade. Report notes absent shop hands and girls, Bryan supporters counted among marchers, and calls the red fire demonstration a poor vote magnet. The piece frames trust party boasts as a bluff and signals Democrat advantage tomorrow.
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Trust Party
Dobson
Democrats of
Akron
Young
Beacon
Bryan
Mark
Summit County
Trust
McKinley
Mrs Wm Hardy Birthday Noted by Local Relatives
Celebrated relatives and near friends gathered at 140 Bowery St Saturday to honor Mrs Wm Hardy on her birthday. The event featured an elegant dinner and many gifts, with attendees from Fairlawn and Akron including families of Johnston Dales Hovey Simpson and Kugwiton among others.
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Wm. Hardy
Bowery St
Hardy
Pccustoy
Wyle
Pairlawn
John Johnston
Fairlawn
Mia
Hila Dales
Mya
A, Moore
Hovey
Mins
Lydia Hoyoey
Ill
Mary Simpson
Ed, Bitupson
George Dales
W. Brown
George Blahne
Kugwiton
Akron
Italian Perjury Charge At Akron Mayoral Campaign
Democratic chairman SG Rogers appeared in mayor's court with James Corda to file charges against Frank Ponestelli alleging he falsified naturalization claims to influence votes. Bonestelli is accused of aiding five others, while witnesses and prosecutions loom. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Hearings scheduled. Father W. R. Hearst pledges 5000 to pursue illegal registration and voting.
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SG. Rogers
Democratic Executive Committee
James Cordatell
Frank Ponestelli
Bonestelli
Iaido
Deed
Hie Courkeynie
Salvator Siete
Amerie
Hisattle
Rogers
Conplaint
Boncenell
Pers
Thiete
Sal Chairianu Rogers
Akron
Iran
Witseys
A. Masino
Jos. Rivella
Fathor W. R. Hearst
Willionsire
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Join
Anin
Ins Rcmmitteemen
Citizens Co- Operative Real Estate Qo Opens for Business
Public confidence stamped on every deal as the firm reports $26,000 in business transacted by noon on the first half day. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Room 100 Hamilton Building. You are invited to inspect their plain records.
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Citizens’ Co- Operative Real Estate
Hamilton Building
Bank Clearings Set Record In October
Local bank clearings for October totaled 2 283 008 dollars, the largest in the history of the local clearing house. For the week the figure reached 480 000 dollars, indicating strong banking activity and growth.
Grape Nuts Boosts Health Says Nebraskan Purchaser
A reader from Flatamount, Nebraska reports improved strength and mental clarity after trying a new food called Grape-Nuts. The correspondent notes weight gain, longer stamina, and a belief that Grape-Nuts nourishes better than meat or other cereals, urging readers to try it while omitting the name.
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Ragerion
Lily Dlot
Tosti Conga Co
Battle Preek
Mich
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Mrs. Hardy
Democratic Party
Becausn
William J. Bryan
William 7. Bryan
William McKinley
S$. G. Rogers
Hotto
Asm Arg Goode
Shnetg
Howard
Akron Lodge
Tive Committee
Sam
Democrats
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