Hundred Men Search for Lost Superintendent in Montana
In Belton Montana on November 8 Superintendent F Bean of the Great Northern Railroad vanished while hunting with five friends. President James J Hill ordered 100 men to scour the area for the missing official, whose private car was sidetracked near Belton. A Telegram from Knilepell noted a prior train bandit incident near Drummond last week, suggesting danger to the search.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
F. Bean
Great Northern Railroad
Belton
Mont
James J. Hill
Bigan
Betton 'Tesday
Knilepell
Graat Northern
Anys
Egai
Great Northern
Drummond
Akron Uniform Rank Regiments Expanded In Ohio
The Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias expands in northeastern Ohio with Gen. T. W. Minshull redistricting and forming two new regiments. Akron gains a battalion HQ as the Twelfth regiment to be based there on November 15 under Leut. Col. HM. Egbert with Major A. D. Siegfrred as first battalion commander. New companies form in Warren Ravenna Akron Summit City Barberton Wadsworth and a Wade Worth pumping unit and a Medi menitions site near Cuyahoga Falls are planned for muster.
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Knights of Pythias
Akron
T. W. Minshull
Cleveland
Ohio Brigade
Ohio
Akron Knigate
Minshull
Warren
Ravenna
Summit City
Barberton
Wadsworth
Leut
HM. ¥. Egbert
A. D. Siegfrred
Pumpiny
Wadeworth
Medi
Cuyahoga Falls
Official count shows vote adjustments after Tuesday tally
The Board of Elections completed the official count with minor changes to precinct tallies. No overall result change occurred though margins shifted for several candidates. Highlights include Lim gaining 80 on John Sowers by 25 votes and Clint Kline adding 50 to his plurality on the second count.
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John Sowers
Lim
Clint Kline
Bonn of Elections
Fatal collision on Cincinnati Marietta Dayton line near Indianapolis
An early morning wreck three miles east of Indianapolis on the Cincinnati Marietta Dayton railroad killed several men. Victims include John Ventch, Bud Fox of Montesuma Indiana, Kelley King, Jon Dame Monroe, Charles Buentling engineer, Arnold McKinney, Robert Stevens brakeman, and Ralph Ellis listed as unknown residence. The crash is believed caused by a confusion of orders.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
Marit
Robert B. Stevens
Ralph Ellis
Pig skin graft saves ten year old in Richmond
In Richmond a remarkable grafting procedure was attempted to save a ten year old girl who fell into a gate line. A large piece of pig skin was grafted on her back to cover a ten to fourteen inch square area and leave her life.
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Richmond
Still After the C T and V
An ordinance reasserts the right of the C T and V to occupy portions of Ridge Street. The proposal cites a prior grant with a reversion clause allowing city reclamation when needed by the railroad. City officials clash with the solicitor over intent and leverage in a motion before Friday night council.
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Ovenpy
Ridge St
Counel
Eagate
Sawyer
Dr Willis Sperry Dies In Tallmadge At 79
Dr Willis Sperry longtime Tallmadge physician dies at home after long heart disease battle age 79. Born near Tallmadge he studied medicine in Cleveland and served the community for over 40 years. Wife Emily predeceased him. two sons and several daughters survive. Funeral Monday at 1 40 pm at the Tallmadge residence with burial in Tallmadge Cemetery.
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Willis Sperry
Tallmadge
Sperry
Wathnadge
Birh Place
Cleveland
Willd Sperry
D. B. Sperry
Puts, Wiss
Emily, Oltman
Rise
Minn
Mia
Means
Tallmadge Cemetery
Free Man Rolands Molineux Poised For Monday Release
In New York an attorney and Molineux's family express strong confidence that Roland B. Molineux will be freed by Monday night. The public also shares the belief, reflecting optimism over the case's outcome.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Treaty Signed For Newfoundland Trade With United States
Washington Nov 8 Sir Michael Herbert and Secretary of State Hay signed no reciprocity treaty covering trade between Newfoundland and the United States. The treaty provides for entry of Newfoundland fish into U S ports and abrogates the license formerly required of American vessels buying bullion in Newfoundland ports.
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Washington
Sir Michael Herbert
United States
Hay
Newfoundland
YMCA A.. Welcome Reception for New Akron Secretary
The YMCA welcomed Mr. R. G. Hooper as general secretary with a Friday reception at Rose Hall. A large attendance of Young Men, an endorsing Board of Directors led by W. A. Upham, and brief speeches from Judge B. W. Stuart, J. W. Walton of Cleveland, and W. L. Wilbur highlighted the optimistic view of Akron YMCA progress. An orchestra provided music and refreshments followed.
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R. G. Hooper
Y.M. A. Aan Rose Hall
Akron
Y. M. Oc
Hooper
Y. M. Ola
W. A. Upham
Messrs
F. W. Atterholt
AT. Durant
F. Houriet
W. Sturt
Jos
Benner
B. W. Robinson
H. Pitkin
J. HL. Miller
Nathan Morse
B. W. Stuart
Afr. Hooper
J. W. Walton
Cleveland
YM. C. A
Clumber of
Commerce
Kreutemtelvic
A. Wilbur
Y. M
Walte
Miller Denies Mayor Candidacy in Barbertown Speculation
Special correspondence from Barberton notes active chatter about mayoral candidates while no municipal election is expected until next spring. Local merchant L Miller, who lost the primary last spring to Mayor Buel, says he has no definite plan to run and that the time is too far off for a firm statement.
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Barberton
Miller
Merchant
Buel
Frosty Wind Grips Northwest As Cold Wave Spreads
The Weather Bureau issued a bulletin detailing a Northwest cold wave with temperatures from 10 to 20 degrees below zero in the British Northwest territory. Tonight and Sunday the chill will move south into the central and northern plains and upper Mississippi Valley with zero or below readings in central and eastern Montana North Dakota and northern Minnesota. Heavy snowfall is expected in northern Rocky Mountain districts.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North Western
British Northwest Territory
Middlewestern States
Mississippi Valley
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Rocky Mountain
Barberton Mayor Buel Won't Seek Re Election
Barberton Mayor Buel announces he will not run again in the spring election as the city prepares to switch from city to village government under the new code. He cites one year left in term and belief others deserve a chance, noting added expenses and boards would follow under the change.
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Specht
Barberton
Buel
Cone
Thief Drops Ham and Loot in Akron Incident
A burglar, after buying meat with a check, stole $15 from W C Baum the Akron butcher. Police found ham and provisions in a canal lumber yard while chasing possible suspects. Baum later identified the meat as from Fred Laub’s market, with the thief evading capture after paying with a counterfeit or misused payment.
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Rohrbacher & Allen
Laul
W. C. Baum
Fred Laub
Mr. Baum
Seniors roughhouse raid disrupts Akron High class social
Three junior boys Ralph Harmiln Harry Billott and Ralph Kryder tried to escort three junior girls to a Friday social at the Fendner home when a crowd of seniors attacked the party. A policeman was summoned and the seniors dispersed the youths leaving the girls to continue to the social.
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Akron High School
Ron
Fendner
Cronby
Ralph Harmiln
Harry Billott
Ralph Kryder
Weat Market St
Witley
Soctal Sans Encorte
Athletics Will Enjoy A Room at Buchtel
At a meeting of the Athletic association of Buchtel college on Friday afternoon the offer of Mr Frank Fisher was accepted and a vote of thanks was tendered. Letters will be sent to old students and alumni to raise 800 dollars for Mr Fisher as football coach. A committee was appointed to arrange track events for cups and medals donated by Mr Phelter. Mr Benj Mote was co one captain of the track team.
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Athletic Association of Buchtel College
Frank Fisher
Fisher
Phelter
Benj. Mote
Barberton Officials Forecast Village Salary Savings
Barberton's mayor and Library Board President Chas Ammerman stated that the city’s transition to village status would trigger annual salary savings of about 2500 to 3000 dollars, offset by minor office expenses.
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Barberton
Olio
Chas, Ammerman
Library Board
Henderson declines to discuss gubernatorial bid
Dubuque Iowa November 8 David B Henderson speaker of the House of Representatives declines to discuss his probable candidacy for Governor. He does not deny entering the race but is reluctant to comment further on the subject.
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Dubuque
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Promatbre
Widow Would Not Love Him He Will Die
In Columbus on November 8 Homer Cramer, a Fulton Market clerk, shot Almeda Burk in the chest after she refused his love, then killed himself. Almeda, widow of Edward Winters, had reclaimed her maiden name last June amid Crasier’s attempts to force her into marriage. He arrived at her home on Boat Street and carried out the double tragedy.
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Columbus
Homer Cramer
Fulton Market
Almeda Burk
Almeda
Edward Winsters
Crasier
Stauring St
Buehrle Named Treasurer Of Yellowstone County
Gwen F. Buehrle formerly of Alcon Dut now of Billings Montana has been chosen by his friends for the office of Yellowstone county treasurer. He is a son of Albert Buehrle employed at the Rothskeller. He won on the Democratic ticket by a 135 plurality.
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Gwen F. Buehrle
Alcon
Billings
Mfont
Yellowstone County
Albert Buehrle
Rothskeller
Ucket
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