Impeachment Move Shocks Governor Sulzer as Fight Looms
The New York assembly committee files 5000 words of charges against Gov William Sulzer and plans to forward them to the senate. Sulzer vows to resist suspension and may issue orders as governor with Lt. Gov. Glynn ready to act. Mrs Sulzer claims she handled campaign funds and stock speculation, adding drama to the capitol crisis.
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New York
United Press
Albany
Assembly
William Sulzer
Capitol
Senate
Cass
House
Trustees Drain Dispute Ends With Sheriff Aid
Plain township trustees asked Prosecutor Pontius and Sheriff Oberlin to help resolve a ditch quarrel with farmer Henry Sell over a township drainage route. Damages were awarded to Mrs. Martin. Sell removed stakes and tile after construction began. He was told to file a civil action if he claimed damages.
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Plain To
Pontius
Oberlin
William Martin
Henry Sell
Sell
Kidnapping attempt leaves no trace near 837 High ay SW
Police report no trace of the suspect who invited Catherine Ferguson a nine year old girl to ride in a buggy Tuesday afternoon at 837 High ay SW. The girl freed herself near the city limits and fled to a farmhouse where residents assisted officers. Officer Hexamer continued the search without result.
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Catherine Ferguson
Hexamer
Mrs H J Chiariglione and Daughter Vanish in Pueblo
A Pueblo woman, Mrs H J Chiariglione, and her five year old daughter Carmen disappeared after she warned she would vanish forever. Neighbors and physicians report her melancholy and fixation on an eventual disappearance during seven years of marriage to a wealthy newspaper publisher. No trace has been found after a month away from home.
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Pueblo
Col
H. J. Chiariglione
Carmen
Kauffmann Emerges In Stark County Liquor Board Fight
Stark county candidates press their claims for the county liquor license board appointment in Columbus. The list shows 19 candidates from Democrats Republicans Progressives and Independents with Kauffmann a new name and endorsements from local party figures. State board hearings focus on Lorain and Mahoning counties first, leaving Stark awaiting a hearing anticipated Thursday morning.
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County Liquor License Board
Columbus
Daily News
Emil J. Kauffmann
Fred Witter
Charles W. Plummer
James D. Barry
Charles Pluchel
John F. Mansz
W. B. Daver
EB. 5. DeFord
James I. Richards
Emory Osborn
Herman Loeffler
Ford R. Weber
Milo W. Cathon
Charles J. Remley
Charles Dougherty
Frank C. Wise
W. M. Allardice
Oscar Abt
Didate
Allarice
Eli Hardenstein
Frank Albrecht
State License Board
Kauffmann
John C. Welty
N. Co
T. Kauffmann
Democratic Party
New Berlin
Isaac Harter
Canton
Whitacre Indorses
Charles A. Dougherty
Stark-co
State Board
Lorain-co
Mahoning
Weather Fragments Report Murky Readings
The clipped lines show partial weather timing with unclear times and measurements. Vague notes reference yesterday and today with early morning and afternoon slots plus a messy entry on temperatures. Readable facts are minimal and no specific figures are provided.
Robbers Bound Over to Grand Jury in Sandrosky Case
John Stick Tony Rafosky and Simon Rafosky were bound over to the grand jury by Police Judge Quinn on a charge of robbing John and Annie Sandrosky. Neighbors testified they attacked the couple and beat them severely. Mrs Sandrosky missed a pocketbook containing 101 dollars.
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John Stick
Tony Rafosky
Simon Rafosky
Grand Jury
Quinn
John Sandrosky
Annie Sandrosky
Sandroskys
Grand Army Band to Give Concert on Hotel Balcony
The Grand Army band will perform Wednesday night on the balcony of the McKinley hotel. An advertisement urges readers not to miss a chance to save money on home furnishings from Canton Home Furnishing Co. Royal Blend Coffee is touted for its fine flavor in the ad.
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Grand Army Band
McKinley Hotel
Canton Home Furnishing Co.Advt
Royal Blend Coffee
Levy Budget on 1910 Basis After Ruling
State tax commission directs Starkee budget on 1910 basis under Smith one cent tax limit. Minerva Osnaburg villages and several townships face short funds in 1914, possibly selling bonds. Kilpatrick Warnes laws questioned. budget committee Pontius Mc Connell Turnbull will meet to fix levy. Levy may rise nine percent over 1910 plus a half mill for state board.
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County Budget Committee
Starkee
State Tax Commission
McConnell
Minerva
Osnaburg
State Commission
Kilpatrick
Warnes
Pontius
Turnbull
State Board
Berger Co builds its own water system after city meters
The Berger Company announced it drilled its own wells and installed pumping gear and will supply its own water. Treasurer FE A Schwertner said after meters were installed the firm could beat city rates, noting it also generates power locally. The plant is the third Berger unit to run its own pumping station, with 300 000 gallons daily use noted.
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Berger
the Berger Co
FE. A. Schwertner
Schwertner
Berger Co
Berger Group of
United Steel Co
Carnahan Tin Plate & Sheet Co
Startin Boulevard Paving Project Set for Fall Start
After a six year delay, the county approves a contract for the first leg of Startin Boulevard from New Canton to Massillon. Bn Tractor Press Campbell bids $26,034.56 to lay 18 foot wide re pressed brick pavement with a slag base. Construction begins this fall and should finish next summer.
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County Commissioners
Bouley
Canton
Massillon
Akron Negroes Arm to Resist Ban on Homes
In Akron Ohio on August 13 1930 North Hill residents posted a warning placard around homes purchased by negro families. Police fear a race riot after threats by white neighbors and blacks responded by arming themselves and asserting they would occupy their properties.
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Akron Negroes
United Press
Akron, CO
North Hill Vigilance Association
North Hill
Married life lasts month ends in divorces
Charles Schooner sues Laura for divorce claiming she refused to care for his children and deserted him one month after their December 1909 wedding. George Cizek, a Pennsylvania railroad conductor, files for divorce from Freda, alleging she left him in 1910 after their 1908 marriage.
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Charles Schooner
Laura
George Cizek
Common Pleas
Freda
Cizek
Pennsylvania
Nichols for Place on Ohio Supreme Bench
United Press reports Lt. Gov. Hugh Nichols of Batavia will be appointed to the Ohio supreme bench after talks with Gov. Cox. Nichols would resign as lieutenant governor, creating another appointment for Cox. Possible successors for Nichols include Sen. Green and Sen. Lund.
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United Press
Columbus
Hugh Nichols
Batavia
Ohio Supreme Bench
Nichols
Cox
Green
Coshocton
Lund
Cleveland
James Johnson
Maurice Donahue
Wilkins
Shauck
Nicholson
Cox seeks repeal of 10 million dollar 1914 budget
Governor Cox announced at Columbus that the 1914 appropriation bill exceeding 10 million dollars for state institutions and undertakings would be repealed at the upcoming January special session. He appointed W. A. Hefferan to head a new budget department to audit the prior appropriation item by item with the accounting bureau to support it.
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Columbus
Cox
W. A. Hefferan
Cleveland
Hefferan
State Bureau of Accounting
Ohio
Budget Department
Budget Committee
Union meeting under First Baptist to hear Rev. Malcom Ferguson
An announcement notes no meeting tonight at First Presbyterian Church but a Union meeting Thursday at 7 30 with Rev. Malcom Ferguson of Glasgow Scotland delivering a message. All are invited. Miscount allowed on unpaid bills to August 15. Advt. 1 10 11 12 13.
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Meyers Lake Park
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Malcom Ferguson
Glasgow
Scotland
Discount Sale Offers 25 to 50 Percent Savings
Canton Home Furnishing Co. advertises a discount sale on furniture floor coverings and gas ranges with savings ranging from twenty five to fifty percent.
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Canton Home Furnishing Co
Advt
Eagles Frolic at Lake Park Field Day
Meyers lake hosted a lodge field day with several hundred Eagles and friends enjoying afternoon athletic games and a turtle soup served area. The event continued into the evening with a theater show titled the Three Twins.
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Meyers Lake
Directors to Accept Lundy at Y M C A Board Meeting
At noon Wednesday the Y M C A board had not decided on appointing a new secretary after E D McNelly’s resignation. G E Lundy of Bristol Tenn remains the favored candidate and the board is expected to accept his papers. Marie Lewis received a 10 day workhouse sentence from Police Judge Quinn for intoxication. An Walk Over Boot Shop advertisement touts oxford shoes at real savings.
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Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
E. D. McNelly
G. E. Lundy
Bristol, Tenn
Marie Lewis
Quinn
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