Thaw option on Vermont or Canada fate hinges on Thaw
Harry K. Thaw faces a choice between staying in Canada for up to five years or going to Vermont to risk Matteawan. Canadian authorities warn he must decide, with his lawyers unable to decide for him, while extradition and legal questions loom large.
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John Edwin Nevin
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Sherbrooke
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Harry Kendall Thaw
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Canada
Thaw
New York
Aria
Ele
New York State
Matteawan
Court of Decision
King's Bench Court
Brick dispute could go to court over Third Street paving
Public works chief M Harbert said residents may seek a waiver to allow different brick than specified for Third Street paving. Big Four brick failed the rat tler test, Metropolitan brick used instead. Harbert paused work and warned litigation could delay winter paving.
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Niagara Falls Fare Ad Explains Weekly Steamship Route
Advertisement lists a five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls from Cleveland aboard W and L E and C and B steamers. It runs every Wednesday from July 9 to September 10 with contact through Wheeling for details.
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Niagara Falls
Cleveland & C
Ballard Named by Bull Moose to Head Ticket
The Bull Moose party endorsed Frank J. Ballard for mayor William F E Mercer for treasurer Frank Jones and George F S Melbourne for councilmen at large Walter S Ruff Republican candidate for city solicitor and E C Brumbaugh Democratic candidate for city auditor were endorsed Ballard a printer and charter commission member resides at 24 Fulton NW The party will list Ballard Mercer Jones Melbourne on the primary ballot September 2 with Robert B Smith C E Exline and Loran J Campbell as additional candidates for the November ballot No campaign plans were announced by Loren E Souers one of the party leaders.
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Bull Moose Party
Frank J. Ballard
William FE. Mercer
Frank Jones
George F. S. Melbourne
Walter S. Ruff
E. C. Brumbaugh
Ballard
Charter Commission
Loren E. Souuers
William Dakerko
M. G. Marshall
Mercer
Melbourne
Jones
McKinley-ay School
Bull Moose
Robert B. Smith
C. E. Exline
Loran J. Campbell
Loren E. Souers
Gun Wielder Out On Bail In Dill Shooting Case
Fail McDonald at 1228 Lawrence Rd NE was freed on a $500 bond after arraignment for shooting his uncle Frank Dill in the neck. Police Judge Quinn had McDonald plead not guilty to shooting to kill as grand jury review looms. McDonald, formerly from Middlebranch, said the feud arose from a game of chance.
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Fail McDonald
Frank Dill
Lawrence Rd
McDonald
Quinn
Dill
Middlebranch
Ordinance Proposed to Remove Obstructions on Sidewalks
Safety director Dunwoodie and councilman Zerbe back a measure to remove shoe shining parlors and other stands blocking sidewalks in Canton. Zerbe cites conflict of interest but supports action. Hafer may draft a broader ordinance next Monday to curb sidewalk use.
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Dunwoodie
Zerbe
Hafer
Canton
New Fast Train to Cleveland Leaves Canton at 2:30 PM
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad advertises two new train services from Canton to Cleveland and from Cleveland to Canton with departure and arrival times. The notice also mentions Royal Blend Coffee in an advertisement.
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Cleveland
Canton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
T. T
Royal Blend Coffee
Governor Cox Spends Night in Canton Leads to Witter Appointment
Governor Cox spent the night in Canton as reports suggest Fred Witter will be appointed to the majority slot on the liquor license board. Oscar Abt is fading for the minority seat, with Charles W. Ream and Milo Cathon discussed as other contenders. Appointments expected Monday with final selection announced by the state license commission for Stark and nearby counties.
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Lcense
Columbus
Oscar Abt
County Bull Moose
Fred Witter
Emil Kauffmann
Gox
Canton
Millersburg
Salem
Witter
Abt
Charles W. Ream
Grocer
Bull Mooser
Milo Cathon
Alliance
Republican
Democratic Committee
State License Commission
Stark Ce
Cox
State Commission
Solicitors face inquiry over citywide prize scheme
Police were ordered to investigate a group of solicitors after the Business Men's Association filed a complaint. A year ago visiting solicitors allegedly sold suits and awarded prizes to selected women, prompting others to buy with prize hopes. Detective Ryan will determine if the current plan is legitimate or halted.
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Business Men's Association
Ryan
Corps of Solicitors
NCT shows a change in its attitude toward repairs
Service director Harbert ordered NCT Co to clean up debris in Garfield av SW and then work fast. A crew is removing obstructions, laying brick, and restoring streets in steps. Repairs extend from Cleveland avenue NW to Market avenue S and the depot lines, with broad improvements to trackage and public square areas.
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Gar
Cleveland-ay NW
12Th-St NW
Market-ay S
Pennsylvania
Polly and Her Pals Featured by Daily News Comic Quartet
The Daily News introduces Polly and Her Pals by Cliff Sterrett as a fourth great comic in its new four‑comics lineup. The piece frames Sterrett among Fisher Goldberg and Payne as top humorists, touts the newspaper’s unique access to premier strips, and urges readers to inspect the sample panel closely for understood humor.
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Polly
Cliff Sterrett
Hearst Publications
Daily News
C. M. Payne
Fisher
Goldberg
Ers
The
News
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
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