Presidents Invite Coal Leaders for White House Talks
New York and Washington report Roosevelt inviting coal mine owners and United Mine Workers leaders to a Friday White House session to urge an amicable settlement. Baer Truesdale Thomas Fowler and Olyphant plan to attend, Mitchell of UMWA accepted, Cassatt and others also invited for their business judgment.
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Baer
Truesdale
Thomas
Fowler
Olyphant
Roosevelt
Washington
John Mitchell
Tinie
Waki
Titers Bowe
Mitchell
Jenns
United States
White House
Fray
Nun
John BP, Baer
The
Reading Co
Morgan Auld
Ian
United Ming Workers of American
Caasatt
Pennsylvania Rod
Cassatt
Pennsylvanian Railway
Akron Declares City Model After Gambling Bust
Mayor Doyle in Police court announces Akron as a model city where all laws are enforced. Doreius pleaded guilty for operating a gambling device after a downtown setup. Fine set at 40 dollars with probation. The mayor asserts saloon and speed laws are now consistently enforced.
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Akron
B. Doyle
EB. H. Doreius
Doreius
Hieronimus
Mark Owers
Mayor Tom Stopped Off In Akron For Breakfast
Mayor Tom L. Johnson halted in Akron on Thursday morning en route from Columbus to Cleveland aboard the A. & G. He dined briefly at Union depot ranch counter, asking for coffee and a sandwich, appearing swillog and pleasant with little sign of recent hard work.
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Tom
Akron
Ron
Columbus
Cleveland
Union Depot
Ian Sepdayich
Coffe
Martin couple marks 20th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin of Merriman celebrate their 20th anniversary with about 75 guests at their home. The evening features games and amusements, ceremonial toasts, and many gifts including fine china and a parlor suite from the G A G office and train dispatchers department. Out of town guests include Mrs Will McCracken and Mr and Mrs Robert Sower.
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Merriman Sr
Martin
Mia
Mario
Local Names Attend Cleveland Event Roster
Vernon and Mrs. W B Martin and daughter and Mrs. Gordon Silsby of Cleveland join Mr. and Mrs. A J Shively. Perry Shively and Frank Shively of Hudson, Mrs. T D Ried of Orrville attend the gathering.
Anniversary of Supreme hive celebration in Akron delayed
The farlong hives of Lady Maccabees in Akron planned a 10th anniversary event for the Supreme hive on October 28 but postponed due to state officers’ unavailability. Mrs. Emma Olds of Elyria, Great Commander of the State, will attend with state officers expected to be present.
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Akron
Emma & Olds
Elyria
Bute
Ohio
Death of Emile Zola Declared Accidental
Reports say Emile Zola died from gas poisoning in Paris on September 20 with his wife also affected but likely to recover. The tragedy appears accidental and photographs depict Madame Zola and Zola in the drawing room and study where the accident occurred.
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Emile Zola
Paris
Ish
Madame “Folk
M. Zola
Zola
Bolan Dismissed From Police Force After Hearing
Officer Michael Bolan Jr. was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an officer after a Wednesday hearing before the Board of City Commissioners. Commissioner Houser said Bolan was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an officer while on duty and declined to discuss the charges in detail.
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Boar of City Commissioners
Houser
Bolan
Crowds Pour In For First Day Of Fair Trains Bring Large Attendance
Morning trains delivered a large crowd for opening day. About six hundred arrived on the east bound Erie train, six hundred more on the B & W, and three hundred on the north bound T. & W. The southbound line carried additional passengers while electric cars from Barberton Kent Ravenna Canton Akron and A B C lines were crowded.
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T. & W. Trail
Barberton
Kent
Ravenna
City grants Erie Railroad crossing right on South High street
City commissioners on Thursday approved Erie Railroad Co to cross South High street near Belle Gear works with a switching track. The board claims it could grant the right without Council aid, advised by Solicitor Eagate. Switch benefits Peterson and Wright feed dealers.
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South High St
Belle Gear Works
Eagate
Peterson & Wright
Murder of miner on tracks shocks Scranton crowd
Oct 2 miners report John Mullin a non union worker murdered by a gang. His body was dumped on trolley tracks and ground by a car. Motorman recalls headlight revealing a bloodied body on the rail and an inability to stop the vehicle in time.
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Scranton
John Mullin
Coal Prices Rise Amid Strike Strains Amid Snow
The coal price per ton advanced 25 cents in Akrom on Wednesday as supply tensions ease. Local dealers report impacts from the miners’ strike and a shift to soft coal, with scarcity and cold weather driving demand. Optimists foresee stabilization or possible declines if anthracite settlements end the walkout.
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Akrom
Molineux May Escape Again In Adams Murder Trial
New York October 2 Naf and B Molineux face a jury again Monday over the murder of Katharine B Adams. Doubt is raised that Molineux can be convicted a second time as the Jolson case and distant evidence render conviction unlikely to occur.
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Naf
B. Molineux
Katherine B. Adams
Kly Fe
Molineux
Tle Jolson
Farewell for New M B Church Pastor in East Liverpool
Mev Dr Clack Crawford the new pastor of the Piret M B church received a large farewell reception Tuesday evening from his East Liverpool congregation. He served as pastor of the M B church there for four years and was very popular.
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Piret
M. B
East Liverpool
Buchtel Seniors Plan Early Motions at Meeting
The Benlor class of Buehtel Academy held a Wednesday morning meeting. A committee was appointed to prepare a class motto and plant a white garden at the clit op the bill. Officers named include President Miss Biinehe Olin, Vice President Miss Camille Braver, Secretary and treasurer Mr Ed Cope. Social committee Miss Agnes Whitmore and Mr Howard Sadler.
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Buehtel Academy
Nod Sen Armagemente
Wasold Henner
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Mixt Camille Braver
Ed Cope
Soldiers Fire Upon Strikers Near Scranton Coal Mine
Strikers and soldiers clashed in Scranton at Sterreck colliery with gunfire hurled during a night patrol. Company G men were assaulted and fired upon at close range, with one man wounded by a smoking revolver and subsequently jailed.
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Co. G
Sterreck
Stay extended in Cleveland city government case
STAY Columbia October 2 The Supreme Court announced from the bench it will extend the stay of execution of judgment ousting the Cleveland city government. It hoped the present government may remain until May 1 when it will yield to officers elected under the new code.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cody
Burglars Break Into John Schliewe Home
Wednesday afternoon burglars entered the house of John Schliewe at 181 Lods 1 while no one was home. They broke a glass, climbed inside, ransacked the house, and escaped unseen. A gold watch valued at 50 dollars and a silver watch valued at 5 dollars were taken.
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John Schliewe
Akron Inventor Secures Patent For Motor Vehicle Wheel
Akron innovator Frank Goddard has secured a patent for a motor vehicle wheel claimed to improve bicycle and buggy use. The inventor, a 24 year old photographer at his father’s Howard Street studio, continues refining the design and has filed for a new patent to protect further improvements.
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Frank Goddard
Frank
Goddard
Akron
Howard St
Birth of a child at Tanderagee Castle Duke and Duchess of Manchester
The Interesting news from Tanderagee Castle near Belfast reports the birth at the castle of the Duke and Duchess of Manchester's child. The Duchess was formerly Miss Helen Ammerman of Cincinnati and both mother and child are doing well.
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London
Tanderagee Castle
Belfani
Manchester
Helen Ammerman
Cincinnati
Remains of Howard Taylor Interred in East Akron
The remains of Howard Taylor, once placed in Glendale vault, were interred at East Akron cemetery on Thursday at 10 a.m. The burial marks the final disposition after prior interment arrangements.
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Howard Taylor
Glendale
East Akron
Great Crowd At The Fair Impresses Attendants
The fair opened with hopeful crowds despite weather fears. By noon about 10,000 were on the grounds as 1,500 paid admissions Wednesday and 4,000 school children attended. Livestock judging was underway and races were set for 2 pm on a fair track in fair condition.
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Hale
William Shakespeare
William
Stratfordam Avon
Warwick
Harry Welch
Democrat
Poultry Department
Vicious Crime Charged Against Joseph Coy in Ohio
Joseph Coy of Cuyahoga Falls sits in county jail awaiting grand jury action on criminal assault charges against his mother Mrs Mary Coy widow. The alleged attacks occurred within two weeks beginning September 21 with three assaults of the same nature reported he was arrested after his mother sought help from Marshal Evans and he was bound over to common pleas court after waiving examination. He was brought to Akron on Wednesday.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Mary Coy
Coy
Neott
Tunwlay
Tie
Dasault
Natire
City Commissioners Approve NX C T Co Electric Lights Contract
City commissioners approved a new contract with NX C T Co to furnish electric lights for the city. The vote cleared the deal, aligning supplier terms and city needs for street and public lighting.
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NX. C. T. Co
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