Paving Dispute May Delay City Payment on Sixth Street
The Municipal League seeks to block payment to Hatin Bros. for Sixth Street paving, alleging defective concrete filler not meeting specs. City officials, including Service Director Harbert Kert, are pressed to act as Solicitor Blake returns from vacation. The League argues the work should not be accepted and payment halted pending engineering review.
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Blake
Sixth-st SE
South-st
Hatin Bros
Marketay St
A. Starrett
Harbert Kert
Harbert
Starrett
Residents seek tar filler over concrete on two streets
Residents of 12th Street NE and 7th Avenue NE demand contracts switch from concrete to tar filler as pavement worsens in heat. They cite past repairs and current upheaval on the block between Imost and Arcist, with a continuation note pointing to Page Two.
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12Th-St NE
East Lake St
7Th Den-Av
Logan-av
12Th-St
Imost
Arcist
Gems worth $25,000 stolen from Prince Alexander
London Aug 9 Jewels valued at $25,000 were reported stolen from Prince Alexander of Battenberg cousin of King George and brother of Queen Victoria Ena of Spain on a railway train Friday night Scotland Yard said no crew to the thieves had been found The prince was traveling from Doncaster to London
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United Prom London
Tolen
Prince Alexander of
Foreigner Akin Parou Arrest Sparks East End Crowd Action
In an east end saloon Saturday a disorderly conduct charge was levied against Akin Parou, a foreigner, by deputy sheriff Dickerhoof. The crowd of foreigners resisted officers during the attempt to remove him from a dance and riotous gathering.
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Akin Parou
East End
Dickerhoof
Thousands Leave for Foreign Ports by Ocean Liners
Ten great ocean liners departed New York for European ports carrying over 20,000 passengers. The list included the Imperator, George Washington, Minneapolis, Majestic, Philadelphia, Venezia, Zeeland, Caledonia, Hamburg, and Russia as the day’s unfamiliar lineup.
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United Press
NEW York
Imperator
George Washington
Minneapolis
Majestic
Philadelphia
Venezia
Zeeland
Caledonia
Hamburg
Russia
Spitting Ordinance Notice Triggers City Crackdown
The board of health will distribute warning cards as a spitting ordinance takes effect. After residents adapt to ceasing spitting in gutters and cuspidors, officials will begin arrests. The city had previously prepared and passed a law making it unlawful to expectorate on sidewalks or floors in public places.
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Board of Health
Ciite Zens
Iito
Aunetimanders
Bathing Suits At Dances On Beach
New York reformers face a fresh issue as dances move to beaches with sun and surf. Bathers emerge from the ocean to tango and turkey trot tunes, young women in dripping swimsuits join the sand dances, provoking renewed eyebrows as bands play and dancers swirl along the shore.
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York
Maying
New York
Collins not to make race for attorney general
Peter J. Collins state representative from Stark said there is no truth in reports he would run for attorney general in 1914. He spoke at Cedar Point reunion, noting talk sometimes starts around a legislature reunion. Also, John E. Shetter of Pennsylvania was arrested at Meyers Lake Saturday for indecent conduct, released on bond after friends posted.
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Peter J. Collins
Stark Ce
Sandusky
Collins
Cedar Point
Lake
John E. Shetter
Pennsylvania
Meyers Lake
Romance of Elizabeth and the Wedding Bond Folly
A fragmentary 1918 era note recounts Elizabeth Boldt, a Romanian teen, ending a Canton Youngstown courtship after four days visit. Casian Bartt jr declines marriage despite a $700 bond, Elizabeth leaves with wedding attire as family and local ads mingle in the narrative. The piece blends portraits of the Romanian band and local notices with names and places from Youngstown, Canton, and Meyers Lake.
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Elizabeth Boldt
Casian Bartt, Jr
Youngstown
Berger Pl NE
Canton
Young Bartt
George Boldi
Lawsult
Richest Heiress Marries in Quiet Ceremony
Lore Rocksavage, a soldier known in America for polo, married Miss Sassoon, heir to a vast fortune, in a low key ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. Miss Sassoon inherited $10,000,000 after the death of her father Sir Edward Sassoon.
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Ware
Justices Ignore Law Cutting Fees Sparks Debate
A contested shift from a $4 garnishee fee to $2 faces resistance from justices who say the reduction hurts revenue and amounts to a loss in handling costs. Lawyers argue the new law curbs excessive fees and could reform garnishee proceedings, while officials warn it may strain court operations and reduce eligible income for justice offices.
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Garnisi Ces
Health Officials Draw Increases Despite Council Action
Health officials, denied salary increases by the council, have continued to draw their raises since July 1. City Auditor Brumbaugh and City Solicitor Blake approved the payments. The board had raised salaries last January, with a plan to fund through midyear, but a deficit left the question open and an appropriation was sought. The ongoing issue set to test the council's resolve and legal obligations.
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Dof Health
Brumbaugh
Blake
Board of Health
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Gene
Approp
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Andrews Will Quit Pen Aboard Prisoner Bribe Ring
Former state Senator L R An enience, a noted checker player and runner up in the prison championship, faces a bribe related sentence expiration and plans a move to Ironton. He is one of four bribe takers ensnared by a dictograph. Grady murder case moves to writ of habeas corpus as court seeks release.
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Andrews
Ironton
United Prem Chicago
John Grady
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Grand Prine Hotel
Grady
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Corpes
Crucial Day as Lind Seeks Mexico Peace Plan
Washington Aug 9 John Lind holds the key to the Mexican situation tonight as he reports to President Wilson. His findings influence the U S stance on Huerta and potential mediation. Lind will travel to Mexico City to assume an advisory role at the embassy while nonrecognition policy remains. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee met in a harmonious session to discuss peaceful restoration and government in Mexico.
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John Lind
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Wilmittee
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Mexico City
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O'Shaughenny
Huerta
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Missouri
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Indiana
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Nebraska
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New
Robinson to Head Bull Moose Ticket
Nominations and meetings outline Bull Moose and publican strategies for filling vacancies ahead of the September primary. J A Robinson is favored for mayor as Dr C B Extine is mentioned, while Bartender union notices and initial campaign activity appear amid election signals and registration reminders.
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Concensus
J. A. Robinson
CB. Extine
Board of Elections
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