Roumania Enters War Against Austria Hungary
Aug 28 dispatches report Roumania declares war on Austria Hungary and invades Transylvania. Austro Hungarian forces capture Romanian troops at Seidenburgen on the Transylvanian frontier as Bucharest confirms the break with the central powers. Russia massed on the frontier hopes to assist by striking toward the Balkans.
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Berlin
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Transylvania
Hungary
Archduke Ikars
Siedenburgen
Transylvanian
Paris
Toumania
Russia
Servia
Romania
Germany
Tur
Bulgaria
Sofia
Idin
Preslava
Macedonia
Sea
Weather Report Sparks Brief Cold Spell and Rain
A brisk early Monday with a cool breeze brought temperatures around 55 to 60 degrees. The day started near 57 degrees with a rise to 60 by nine, while a record of .43 inch rain fell by midnight Sunday.
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Minin
Meyer
Man Pleads Guilty to Charge in Probable Redd Case
Corporal in the Eighth Regiment pleaded guilty in police court to obtaining money under pretense. He admitted obtaining $10 from B D Bumeer and $25 on two checks, with drinking noted and court postponement for further action.
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Homas
Canons
B. D. Bumeer
Halliwell] Restaut Co
Ilexs R
Canton Girl and Boy Held After Elopement on Motorcycle
Florence Jackson eighteen of 1112 Tuscarawas E and Ernest Gude twenty one of 214 Youngs SE left Canton on a motorcycle and were arrested in Cleveland after Gude cut a corner with the machine. Probate officials were notified and the girl’s father later said she was over eighteen. Local officials expected release for the girl.
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Florence Jackson
Tuscarawassi
Cuyahogaco
Patrons Fight Move to Close Paris Baker School
Patrons of the Baker rural school in Paris sue to block its closure. Judge Day ruled the board cannot abandon the school under the low attendance provision and must reopen it unless closing by another method is pursued. The case cites rural depopulation and school access as factors.
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Paris
Judge Day
Baker
Baker School
Board of Education
H. C. Pontius
Snyder
Pontius
Monay
Walsh held on charge of malicious destruction of property
Alfred Walsh was arrested in Canton by Chief Ertle and charged by Mrs. George Kame of West Tremont with destroying property worth 43.50. After a hearing before Mayor Koontz he pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the court of common pleas in 200. He waived examination.
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Massillon
Alfred Walsh
Canton
Ertle
George Kame
West Tremont
Koontz
Court of Common Pleas
Kame
Walsh
Automobile Crash Destroys Horse and Buggy in Massillon Fog
In Massillon on Saturday night a car driven by Chester Sonnhalter crashed into a horse and buggy west of Tremont Street near the canal bridge. The buggy was empty. fog reduced visibility and Sonnhalter had just crossed the bridge and could not see the buggy in time to avoid collision.
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Massillon
Chester Sonnhalter
West Tremont-st
Tremont Street Canal Bridge
Sonnhalter
Fight Over Three Adopted Children In City Suit
Rachael Goldstein at 504 Madison SE fights to retain the three children of Abram Nathison who he adopted years ago. Nathison at 455 13th SE has remarried and sued to win return of the children. Goldstein moves to dismiss accusing his petition of lacking a cause of action. Harry Nusbaum is attorney.
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Rachael Goldstein
Madison Et SE
Abram Nathison
13Th-St SE
Nathison
Red Engles and Sky Arrow to entertain Tuesday evening
Red Engles and Sky Arrow will perform Tuesday evening after the meeting. All Redmen are urged to be present by Advy.
Night of Big Eats and Third Degree at Nimisila Lodge
August 29 event at Nimisila Lodge I O O F temple featuring overland adoptions and Willie Snights. Cantor and Gerhardt piano numbers advertised with a $125 price and dates 26 to 31. Funds or admission details unclear but marketed as a social with musical entertainment.
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Nimisila Lodge
1. O. O. F Temple
First Woman Flies Over Niagara Falls in Plane
Miss Mack daughter of Norman B. Mack and Phil Rader glided over Niagara Falls at 78 miles per hour. She becomes the first woman to achieve the feat.
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Buffalo
Miss Mack
Norman B. Mack
Phil Rader
Niagara Falls
No Milk Price Increase Planned by Stark County Dealers
Indpendents had expected a rise but Monday announced no increase after the Sanitary Milk Co. said it would not raise prices. C S Harding and E F Harding, both dairy leaders, explained a miscommunication caused earlier reports of an expected raise. Dealers said they may still adjust later if the Sanitary Co. proceeds, but for now prices remain the same.
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Stark Co
Monay
Sanitary Milk Co
C. S. Harding
Mahoninegra
Independent
E. F. Harding
F. Harding
Sanitary Co
Harding
Crean
Sanitary Co Wnl
Judge Refuses Fine Over Peddler Traffic Quip
Israel Heller a peddler 1008 Cherry ay se argued with Police Judge Quinn over a traffic gaffe. Heller claimed emotional insanity per fear of arrest after turning onto Court ay sw and Second st. judge joked about exciting the case and suspended the fine.
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Quinn
Israel Heller
Heller
Tuscarawasst W
Second-st
Vogley
Canton Real Estate Valuation Pamphlets To Be Mailed
Pamphlets showing real estate valuations in Canton will be sent out this week. Tax Deputy Hoover announced on Monday. Figures for several wards have been at the printer for a week. Many township figures are already mailed. The county budget commission will recess until pamphlets are distributed and will resume tax fixing by the start of next week.
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Canton
Hoover
County Budget Commission
Three Autoists Fined After Traffic Dispute
Eleven individuals appeared before Police Judge Quinn on Monday for alleged traffic ordinance violations. Explanations by the defendants regarding cutting of corners at street intersections conflicted with Traffic Officer Vogiley’s account, affecting distance estimates during turns. Fines were imposed in several cases and suspensions noted for others.
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Quinn
Vogiley
Storice
Violin and Cello Courses Open September 6
Short term music program opens September 6 offering courses in violin and cello at Plano. Canton region hosts a music base with fusest B.su mo wa fr tt.
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Canton Wooo
Bas Fusest
Su Mo
Mid State Boys Headed to Columbus Fair Trips
Carter Thomas, Jackson, and Bethlchem Claw, members of Stark County Corn Club, were elected to participate in Ohio State Fair activities. They left Monday morning to take advantage of opportunities offered by the State Board of Agriculture.
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Carter Thomas
Jackson
Ee MecFarren
Bethlchem
Italian Consuls Lacked Rule to Appoint Administrators
Judge Krichbaum of Stark County probate court ruled Italian consuls cannot automatically appoint themselves as administrators of estates of Italians dying without heirs. The U S Supreme Court sustained this holding in a similar case carried by Dr Nicola Cerri, Italian vice consul at Cleveland, from Trumbull County. The ruling confirms probate judges may appoint other persons as administrators.
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Krichbaum
Stark
United States Supreme Court
Nicola Cerri
Cleveland
Krrchbaum
U. S. Supreme Court
Cerri
Trumbull Co
Music Art And Manners New Rural Studies Course
The Stark county rural schools finalize a uniform eight year course emphasizing music, pictures, morals, English and civics. It includes agriculture, geography, reading, spelling, writing and history with community club use of schools to boost local participation.
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Stark-co
Canton
J. J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Stolen Horse Reported On 6th Street SE
A light bay horse with a white forehead mark was reported stolen Sunday night after being left on 6th Street SE. Police noted the incident as a theft involving the animal and mentioned nearby areas Greiser Harrisburg and Nb. Adv. 25 to 31.
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En Greiser
Harrisburg
Wilson seeks settlement as rail strike looms
President Wilson intensifies efforts to avert a nationwide railway strike. He delays a morning conference with railroad heads to gain time for plans that may involve the Newlands commission and an eight hour workday principle. Lane, ex-ICC member, advises on settlement steps amid industry tension.
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Washington
Wilson
Cee Pui Eme Higley
Franklick
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rairoad
Newlands Commission
Mayor Stolberg Plans Finance Reforms For City Crisis
Mayor Stolberg completes written recommendations on city financial crisis. Council to read them at Monday meeting and may approve funding to hire Cleveland engineer K W Pratt to prepare plans for a new garbage disposal plant. Pratt's bid may be accepted quickly. site to be seeded, likely on city property in the southwest area.
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Stolberg
K. W. Pratt
Cleveland
Eity
Pontius to fight drunken driving charge in court
Leonard Pontius of Louisville was arraigned on intoxication charges after police said he was intoxicated and about to drive. He pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set for Wednesday morning after officers arrested him Saturday night on Courbay NW and detained him until his court appearance.
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Leonard Pontius
Louisvillerd
Pontius
Vogley
Waters
Courbay
Candidates Must File Expense Statements by Tuesday
Several candidates who failed to file expense accounts will be certified to the attorney general for action Tuesday. Clerk Shauf said six county central committee hopefuls have not filed and will be sent to Columbus if they do not submit by Tuesday morning. The law requires filing even when no expenses were incurred.
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Board of Elections
Shauf
Columbus
Waller Man Fractures Scalp in Public Square Faint
Harry Geis inger of 303 Cherryay NE fainted Sunday afternoon in the Public square and sustained a scalp wound. He was removed to Aultman Hospital by Arnolds ambulance for treatment.
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Harry Geisinger
Waller
Aultman Hospital
Arnold
Stock market notes ease as ex-dividend quoted
The opening of the Cleveland Stock Exchange on Monday shows a lighter tone with stock price quoted as ex-dividend. Half the payment for the property is due at year end and notes to be received are 50 percent wearin per cent interest and are considered good banking collateral.
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Cleveland
Pianos and Adv. 26 to $1 at Kenty’s
Pianos and advertising items were offered at Kenty’s, with prices ranging from 26 to 1 dollars. The notice indicates a sale or auction style event featuring these goods.
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Kenty
Preparations Start to Move Ohio Troops to Border
Regular Army officers credits Major Charles Miller for cutting red tape and accelerating equipment and supplies. Ohio’s Fifth Sixth and Eighth regiments prepare to entrain from Camp Willis with baggage rations and transport arranged while a railroad strike looms as a potential halt.
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Camp Willis
Columbus
Ohio
Canton
Charles Miller
Ice Firms Relief As Canton Cools Weather Eases
Ice companies in Canton breathe easier as cooler temperatures ease an extended heat wave that pushed demand above supply. Officials warn a return to hot weather could again strain ice supply, with production hinges on continued cool conditions and eventual long term fixes.
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Canton
The
Canton Ice Co
Divorce Granted After Cruelty and Harsh Living Conditions
Annie Streza was granted a divorce from Alden Streza in Alliance after evidence that her husband forced her to live in a tin roof hut built on a garbage dump with box and barrel stoves. The court found him guilty of cruelty absence and drunkenness. he works as a garbage collector.
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Annie Streza
Alden Streza
Alliance
Streza
Optician Walter H Double Jewelers Offers Glasses Help
When you cannot see well step in and see our optician for the right glasses. Walter H Double Jewelers and Optician located at The Hall Mark More, 123 1235 Tuscarawas Street B.
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Walter H
Mark More
Tuscarawas St
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