Prosecution Will Follow Death At Renkert Building
An affidavit will be filed against Guy Haughtaling foreman in charge of structural iron work on the Renkert building charging him with providing false floors a negligence cost the life of C A Fox thirty two of Braddock Pa Thursday Other affidavits may be filed Chief of Police Smith said The law makes owner lessee factor architect and contractor liable for such violations The chief conferred with Police Prosecutor Daniels at two oclock to decide on filing further charges
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Renkert
C. A. Fox
Braddock
Smith
Daniels
Faughtaling
Imperial Erection Co
Wheeling
Third-st
McKinley
Fox
Pardon board rejects Diegle parole plan for summer
The state board, acting as parole panel, postponed a parole decision for Rodney J. Diegle, former senate sergeant at arms, who is serving three years for legislative bribery, until the October meeting. Separately, Norman Hicks, jailed for fraud via bogus organizations, was paroled after two months, and William McKinley received a parole effective Sept. 1 in a related case.
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Norman Hicks
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William McKinley
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Rich Socialist Woman to Speak Here Saturday
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes, dubbed the millionaires socialist, will address the socialist hall in the Grand Opera house Saturday night. Canton's socialist gatherings plan large turnout with Beery of Crestline slated to speak next week at North Industry schoolhouse.
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Rose Pastor Stokes
Grand Opera House
Allen Cook
J. P. Parker
Harry Lavin
John McCarten
John Hernan
New Record on Corn Price Signals Sw drought driven rally
U.S. corn prices surged with September futures hitting 75 cents and closing at 74.5 cents, while December futures rose to 69.5 cents amid a drought driven rally in Chicago trading. The jump reflected concerns over southwest drought impact on supply.
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Chicago
Bids Opened for Five County Bridges
County commissioners received bids Friday for five bridge construction projects including Banks bridge at Beach City Eckroad bridge south of Navarre Warmington rd bridge north of Navarre Crystal Springs bridge and Millport Contracts will be awarded after tabulation is complete.
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Beach City
Eckroad
Navarre
Warmington-rd
Crystal Springs
Millport
Bull Moose Plan To Name Ticket Tuesday
Politics take center stage as the bull moose and republican parties prepare meetings to fill vacancies on party tickets. County Chairman Abt says organizers will meet next Tuesday or Wednesday to nominate a mayoral candidate and other hopefuls for the September 2 primary ballots.
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Bull
Local Weather and Campaign Kickoffs Reported
Weather noted with high temperatures around 88 and lows near 66 while several mayoral candidates signaled plans to open headquarters next week and begin campaigning. County Chairman Sponseller said Republicans have not set a party meeting date, to be arranged in the coming week. Classified ads seek lady clerks, hat trimmers, and hint at a fashion show nearby. Local merchants promote Walk Over Shoes and Kryptoks at Walter H. Double’s shop on East Tused street.
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Sponseller
Stark co Miners Well Paid Under Screen Rule Observed
A state commission touring Stark county mines found coal that passes through screening is paid at lowest rates. In Stark co some screens pass only five percent through while others reach beyond. The Green anti screen bill aims to pay miners for all mined coal. The group HQ was Courtland hotel. five commissioners and UMWA officials attended a three day visit.
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Cox
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Courtland Hotel
Stark Co
United Mine Workers of America
M. B. Hammond
Ohio State University
Starkco
William Green
Coshocton
United Mine Workers
Nine Years Canton Resident Seeks Citizenship Exam
In Canton, J A G Spitzer questioned applicants for citizenship before Common Pleas Judge Ake. A German applicant did not know senator Pomerene, highlighting scarce fame. The crowded courtroom saw over 25 new citizens at noon and about 18 percent denied for various reasons.
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Ohio
J. A. G. Spitzer
Common Pleas
Ake
Canton
Court House
Auto menace blamed for unsafe streets by safety chief
Safety Director Dunwoodie bluntly calls autos a public menace and vows a new crusade to curb reckless driving. He plans police led special officers to enforce traffic laws and arrest violators, citing pedestrians endangered by lack of horn use and reckless cornering.
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Dunwoodie
Rapid sale of lecture tickets by YMCA agents
Admission tickets for the People's Lecture course conducted by the YMCA sold rapidly Friday. Hundreds of tickets were taken from the association office by agents who market the tickets, with many requesting more than the limit.
Daily News Delivery Service Ad Text
An old notice promotes home delivery of The Daily News with a Circulation Department contact to resolve missed deliveries. It mentions registering complaints promptly and notes issues with newborns and newspapers not being delivered as expected.
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Deceased Leaves $1 Day Pension To His Widow
Uriah Gordon in his will filed in probate court Friday directs executors to place $12,000 in four banks with interest paid to his widow for life and to set aside $2,000 for an endowment to purchase clothes for his daughter Jessie.
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Gordon
Brick paving war erupts over rejected Third street brick
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co and Big Four Brick Co clash as Service Director Harbert rejects Big Four brick for Third street paving for failing the rattler test. Municipal league backs the rejection. Seventh street paving also affected. Residents petition tar filler for Seventh street NW.
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Metropolitan Co
Big Four
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Big Four Brick Co
Third-st SW
Seventh-st NW
Harbert
Municipal League
Turnbull Bros
Third-st
Seventh-st
Metropolitan
Board of Control
Schilling
Service Department
Ohio State University
Loganay NW
Aultmanay
Inspector Diemer Suspended Over City Report in Massillon
State examiner John E. Diemer of Tiffin was suspended by State Auditor A V Donahey for using improper language in a report to Massillon city council. The council objected to his expression of opinion as if from the state department. some criticisms were upheld, others rejected.
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Massillon
John E. Diemer
Tiffin
A. V. Donahey
Diemer
State Law Department
Donahey
Refinancing of N. O. T. Held Up by Commission
A special dispatch from Columbus reports the refinancing plans for N. O. T. are stalled as the state public service commission suspends official work. Legislation terminated the terms of the three commissioners, and Governor Cox has not appointed their successors, so the old board remains but avoids issuing orders.
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State Public Service Commission
Columbus
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Cox
Hughes
Sullivan
Gothlin
Orphanage Fire In Binghamton Endangers 150 Children
A fire at St Marys Home an orphanage in Binghamton New York trapped no one as 150 children boys and girls were safely evacuated. Fire started in the upper brick structure burned the roof spread to the second and first floors, but all children were accounted for with no injuries.
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United Press
Binghamton
N. Y
St. Mary's Home
Japan Seeks U.S. Friendship Over Land Law Issue
Tokyo officials say Japan will likely not adopt a plan to indemnify Californians dispossessed by the alien land law nor enact a reciprocal aliens measure. The United States has signaled willingness to consider indemnity in principle. Japan values U.S. friendship and may let the issue rest if no absolute solution is offered.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
California
U. S
U.S
America
Woman signer reveals suffrage loss in Ohio petition
United Press reports in Columbus that a signer on a referendum petition against the Warnes tax bill did not know suffrage had been rejected in Ohio last year. Secretary Graves' assistants found one signer with 49 signatures where 22 could not write their names.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warnes
Secretary of State
Graves’ Assistants
Minor Sues For $2000 Over Lost Finger At Berger Co
Ernest Spencer, a minor, by his father Alfred Spencer, filed suit in common pleas court Friday seeking $2000 damages for a finger tip loss. The injury occurred July 26, 1912, while Spencer was employed at Berger Manufacturing Co and his finger was caught in a saw.
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Berger Manufacturing Co
Ernest Spencer
Alfred Spencer
Spencer
Common Pleas Court
Berger Works
Saloonists Cant Own Breweries Sparks License Clash
Governor Cox was away from Columbus awaiting appointments to the Stark county license board. Attorney General Hogan ruled that license board members must refuse licenses to saloon owners with brewery stock, forcing Canton saloonists to abandon stock or lose licenses. The state board says applicants may skip attorneys and avoid technicalities, calling lawyer-backed delays a hold up.
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Stark Co
Hogan
Canton
Columbus
Saturday Specials at Cost At Canton Home Furnishing Co Ad
Gas ranges suction sweepers sewing machines featured with free offers and crowd hypes. Royal Blend Coffee highlighted for its fine flavor in a bold advertisement.
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