City Commissioners to probe police troubles and deals
The City Board will thoroughly investigate disturbances demoralizing the police department and charges and counter charges surrounding an alleged deal. Acting Chief Dunn and Patrolman Mueller testified. the board planned an executive session and a Saturday joint meeting with County Commissioners, while Detective Sherman prepared a written report of his city work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Paige
Board of City Commissioners
O. L. McMillen
Police Committee
Police Department
Dunn
Louis Mueller
William Smith
Sherman
Democrat
Cily
the Democrat
Mayor Presses City on Police Riot Investigation
Mayor Young discussed the riot probe at City Hall and said Detective Sherman and Prisonkeeper Washer will provide a detailed statement to the Board of Commissioners. He criticized reliance on out of town detectives and called for confidence in Akron police, noting lack of evidence and warnings from county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Sherman
Washer
Board of Commissioners
Akron
Akron Police Criticizes Force Over Expenses
Officer Guillet cites needless spending and criticizes the Akron police department's budget and operations.
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Akron
Out of Town Payments Prompt Local Savings Claim
A fragment notes thousands of dollars paid to out of town men and argues such expenditures would have saved money for the local people. The text hints at cost-saving measures but lacks complete details or names.
Sensation promised by Sherman and Washer report
County Auditor L E Sisler said the forthcoming detective report would create a sensational impact when released Saturday. He indicated several prominent local men may be portrayed unfavorably. Detective Sherman plans to present his report Saturday. Prisonkeeper John Washer declines comment, says he will prove his innocence. Both to testify Saturday with expected surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sisler
Sherman
John Washer
Saterday
Unclear City Governance Report Sparks Inquiry
Fragmentary remarks question who directs local police work and who should lead city decisions. Speaker suggests city commissioners or the attorney oversee policing, calling the force a necessary yet unintended fifth wheel on a wagon. The discussion hints at accountability gaps and the need for clarity in municipal authority.
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Benner
Chief Dunn accuses Wanamaker of bias over Ryan arrest
Acting Chief of Dunn charges Prosecutor Wanamaker with favoritism after T. J. Ryan was arrested Saturday. Dunn says deputies were told to arrest Ryan, while Wanamaker reportedly denied involvement, and Washer then took custody, described as a political maneuver by opponents of Washer.
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Dunn
T. J. Ryan
Waster
Wanamaker
Ryan
Washer
Court House
Police Prosecutor Benner Criticizes County For Rioter Probe
Benner alleges county officials ignore Akron Police in rioter investigations and rely on external detectives, claiming local officers could handle the work and save taxpayer money. He cites evidence from the city force and questions the county's approach.
Turkish minister warns of war over Kentucky to Smyrna
Vienna dispatch reports the Turkish minister views the U S battleship Kentucky’s visit to Smyrna as hostile. He threatens war unless the Kentucky is withdrawn, citing a $60,000 damaged claim the U S government holds against Turkey. The Turks deem the move an insult and may declare war.
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Vienna
Constantinople
Tagsblatt
Uhe
U. S
Smyrna
Turkey
Cabinet seeks curbs on arms for China
The cabinet aims to modify powers against China by prohibiting the importation of arms and munitions or materials for their manufacture. The move would bar U S iron and steel interests from shipping components that could be used to make guns in China.
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China
United States
Ruhlin and Maher to Sign for Six-Round Philadelphia Bout
Peter Maher and Gus Ruhlin will sign for a six round fight set for December 17 at the Penn Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Both will train in Philadelphia ahead of the bout.
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Peter Maher
Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Akron Giant
Penn Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Phil
Wonderful X Ray Demonstration in Store Window
For the next two weeks beginning today a genuine X Ray machine will be exhibited in our store under competent management. The display promises a highly instructive demonstration explaining the discovery of modern science in clear terms. No one should miss witnessing this remarkable show.
Law Students Admit Bar Exam Held in Columbus
The State Bar Association of law students for admission to bar will hold exams in Columbus on Tuesday and Wednesday December 4 and 5. Akron candidates include Mayor's Clerk Albert C. Holloway studying with Otis & Otis, Jonathan Taylor of Tibball & Frank, Howard Spicer with W. B. Talcott, and another at T. Childs.
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State Bar Association of Law Students
Columbus
Wed
Akron
Albert C. Holloway
Otis & Otis
Jonathan Taylor
Tibball & Frank
Howard Spicer
W. BR. Talcott
Youre
T. Childs
Newly Wedded Isbell Returns as City Clerk in Akron
City Clerk Chas H Isbell and his bride Miss Hattie Diehm returned to Akron from Cincinnati at 6 o clock Tuesday evening after marrying in Columbus. They will reside at 211 Perkins Street and resume duties with a welcoming address and a mahogany rocker gift from city officials. Independent Order of Foresters held a Pedro party on East Market Street with 200 attendees. F A Baran won the first prize a turkey J Hutchins won the booby prize a cabbage knot and ketchup bottle.
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Chas. H. Isbell
Hattie Diehm
Akron
Cincinnati
Isbell
Columbus
Dimmick
M_ EB
Perkins Street
Civil Engineer's Department
Independent Order of Foresters
East Market Street
F. A. Baran
J. Hutchins
Towne Seen as Likeliest Fill-In for Davis Senate Seat
Washington speculation centers on Governor Lind appointing Charles A. Towne to fill the Minnesota Senate vacancy after Senator Davis death. The appointee would serve briefly until the Legislature convenes in January, with election by the body to follow. Republican majorities and looming debates over a possible cloture rule color the political outlook.
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Lind
Licely
Chas. A. Towne
Tawney and Heatwole
Robert G. Evans
Frye
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Cullom
Davis
Judiciary
Cuba
Philippines
Senate
Nelson
Cullow
Lodge
Foraker
Wolcott
Morgan
Daniel
Clarke
Wyoming
Pettigrew
Immense Scheme to Control World Gold Output Revealed
An English firm organizes a trust to dominate gold production. It has secured seven eighths of key mines including Klondike Mines, forming a global control plan. The report notes a vast scheme to centralize output and influence markets.
Rumors of a global gold trust led by Alfred Belt
London reports a giant gold trust forming led by Alfred Belt of Werner Belt & Company with South African and Australian mine owners. The plan allegedly seeks to control major producers and shares, while U S Congressmen discuss timing of a possible extra session and broader market implications.
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J. B. Robinson
Australia
Klondike
London
Webbner, Belt & Company
Washington
Presser
United States
McKinley
Stratton
Republic
Senate
Democrat
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Washer Will
Guillet
Ent
Mayor Young
Oeral
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Chief Dunn
Mathony
The
Police
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Ruhlin
New York
Peter
Adelphia
RAM
R. A. Masons
Pedro
Frank, Laubach &Clemmer Co
F. “Teimple, “Main Street
Senator Davis
Minnesota
Senator Cullom
Snator Horsbrougt
Hoar
Alfred Belt
Weiirner, Belt
Era
Bett
South
Africa
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