Russians Capture Stanislaw in War Front Update
Bulletin from Petrograd reports progress along the Sereth line as Russians push toward Jezierna on the Tarnopol Lemberg railway. London dispatches note Allied drives in five theaters, with fighting extending along a nearly 3,000 mile front as Russian forces seize Stanislaw and threaten Lemberg and Kolomea amid a renewed Galicia push.
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Petrograd
War Office
Sereth
Jezierna
Tarnopol-Lemberg
BTN
London
Macedonia
Eiland
France
Taly
Stanislaw
Lemberg
Alice
Galicia
Sta ‘An
Dniester
Dhe
Kolomea
Teaver
11 Killed As Speeding Cars Telescopically Collide
A collision between two intercity cars near Johnstown Pennsylvania resulted in 11 deaths and about 2,950 injuries. Nurses and physicians were rushed to the scene from Johnstown. The crash occurred when one train car derailed and struck another, leading to multiple fatalities and a mass casualty response.
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Johnstown
Ebeneburg
Feensburg
South Cambria
Eeho
Ite
Sams
Sam Atenaie Alieas
Burris Denies Plan to Quit 6 0 P Contest
Democratic party reports suggested Attorney James A. Harris would withdraw his bid for county central committee chair. Harris denied the rumor on Saturday as the committee met to consider candidates. Emil J. Kauffmann, the current chairman, was expected to retain the post with little opposition. Local campaigns focused on strengthening party leadership ahead of county events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Harris
Republican County Central Committee
Sax Hs
Silen A. Spon
Torresicion
weKinns
Am Alm
Wil Spake
Jurris
Miditoriumansen
Emil J. Kauffmann
Canton Couple Wed After Delayed License Ceremony
A Canton minister presided Saturday as Andros Colpenopoulos and Ellene Pappagerano-Poulos wed after a delayed license. Readable details show the couple from Petros Greece residing at 511 Theatre NE. the officiant’s name was not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Andros Colpenopoulos
Ellene Pappagerano- Poulos
Petros
Greece
Railroad Men Weigh Arbitration After Mediation Fails
Aug 12 reports from New York and Washington say railroad employee delegates plan another mediation board conference to avert a strike. A B Garretson says mediation failed and arbitration may follow if the board cannot settle. Union leaders pledge support to a firm stand and warn of action if delays persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Phate
Federal Board of
Mediation Bn
New York
Federal Board of Mediation
A. B. Garretson
Order of
Board of Mediation
Federal Board
Mediation Board
Tomorro
Frank Morrison
Federation
Bibc
Morrison
High School to Offer Half Day Sessions and Penalty Rules
A chaotic notice outlines half day sessions for high school students with sprinkling restrictions and penalties. It states penalties up to 10 dollars for water misuse and outlines staggered attendance by grade levels. The plan includes continuous sessions from morning to afternoon and temporary room arrangements at Henry S. Martin school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Master
Henry 8. Martin
Heat Claims Stark Co Man In Friday Tragedy
George Schwartz fifty nine of New Berlin died after returning from a walk in the heat wave. The high temperature and low barometric pressure were blamed for the collapse. Survived by his wife and three daughters Sarah Celesta and Florence. Funeral services set for Monday at 1 30 pm at the home and 2 pm at New Berlin Reformed Church with Rev Ro officiating. Interment Snyder Cemetery. Jefferson City Missouri J W Keys nominated by Democrats after 16 years as a candidate for one office in Saline.
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George Schwartz
Berlin
Schwartz
Canton
New Quarter
Sarah
Medina
Celesta
Florence
Hom
Thlon Reformed Church
New Berlin
Kev. Ro
Snyder's
Jefferson ‘City
J. W. Keys
Democrats of
Salinec
Canton girl wood nymph in camp of dancers
Miss Harrie of 1220 Marketaw N joins a group of about seventy dancers from Cleveland and across the country at the estate of Gen. George B. McClelland near Woodstock Conn. They study Rhythmic Expression, dancing in woods in light attire. Retiring teacher Barrie continues guiding movement free of constraint.
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Canton
Harrie
Marketaw
Cleveland
Gambol
Cen
George B. McClelland
Woodstock
Conn
Florence Fleming Noyes
Retra Mies Barrie
Masaiton August Y Merchants Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists places such as Kiafter Char Store Mar Lew Crowley Arcade Delmonico and New House Cate with numbers 5 9 12 115 16, suggesting a district or advertisement layout.
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Masaiton
Kiafter Char
Mar Lew
Crowley Arcade
Delmonico
New House
Cate
War Department orders state troops to leave border
Camp Willis reports the Ohio state guard and other state militias ordered to mobilize to the Mexican border. About 35,000 men expected to depart with the 8th regiment first, as transports are arranged. Units may depart before full strength is reached. Kentucky and West Virginia troops to follow when equipped. Brig Gen John C. Speaks notes the first unit to leave will be the Lighthreat, likely Bucyrus, by Tuesday noon.
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Sta
Willis
Ohio State Guard
Vollrath
Morden
Washington
War Department
Ong
Mantion
Department
Delals
Pven
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Border
Central Department
Naval Guard
John C. Speaks
Fond Brigate
Foward Vollrath
Bucyrus
Texas
Marriage chaos leads to divorce bid in Alliance case
George Muscan of Alliance married Parasehiva Muscan in Canton after a Washington birthday arrest bid. They rode separate seats on a streetcar and soon separated. Muscan later filed for divorce, claiming fear and fraud amid threats of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Muscan
Alliance Will
Muscani
Washington
Canton
Scense
Musean
Alliance
C. 8. Westover
Ahemissal
George
Passing Through Talks Himself Into County Jail
A narrative figure known as Passing Through talked himself into custody Friday afternoon after telling boys about travels and ventures. Roy Stout and teen TL McKinley joined the tale, and the boys father learned of their plans and stopped them. Both were jailed for contributing to a minor's delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caries Aiton
Wendy Ante
Roy "Stout
TL McKinley-ay
Stout
Aselton
D. Stout
Ice famine looms Canton as cool weather helps
Ice dealers warn that two weeks of warm spell strain Canton supply. Machines can not meet demand and natural ice near exhaustion. Shops throttle output to conserve for weekend needs, urging customers to economize on ice during the week while preserving Friday and Saturday stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Tee
Tong Ig
Eby” Sone
Canton Tee Company
Fee Amine
Rollin Spellman
Canton Tee Co
Lee
Schory and Schellhase Co
Artificial Tee and Storage Co
Trustee Surrenders 22 Year Heir Search in Land Case
Isaac Yant trustee for George Fant and Mary Haney heirs gave up after 22 years of searching for unknown heirs. He turned over 264.47 to the county treasurer, noting a final accounting to the clerk. The case remains on the docket as officials consider future disposition if heirs do not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fant
Mary Haney
Isaac Yant
Starken
Yant
Nette
Haney
Solerk
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Balkan
Ussians
Stanislav
Yin
Tom
Bel Grade
Jyhlank Ribblett
Lawrence Tebblett
Bart Tebblete
Hollow
Benjamin Re Iist
Coopersdale, Pax
N. Riblet
Hublet
Burris
Kauffman
Daily News
L. Cha
R. R
Marketavn
Ees
Willie Keghte
Cantor Ir
Baxter
Fuccy
Water Works Department
Mar
GW. W. Hange
Stark-Co
Imber of Commerce
Mansfield
Northeastern
Olio” Commercial Secretaries" Association
Silver ‘Lake
Abe Ebilire Ady
Mearns
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