Aultman Hospital dispute seeks staff resignations and arbitration
The former Aultman Hospital staff calls for the resignations of the executive committee to restore public confidence. Doctors and nurses accept arbitration with three key points including removal of staff leadership and a new governance plan. The doctors outline conditions for arbitration and promise to present a concrete operating plan.
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Aultman
Card of Trustees
Board of Arbitration
L. A. Buchman
Dr. Beiter
Aultman Hospital
Miss Woodring
Canton
Buchman
Austrian
Ohio State Medical Association
Board of Trustees
Three Rumored On Track For Council Clerk
Rumors place Earl Hafer Daniel Gerber and Fred Marburger as leading candidates for the council clerk post with W Edgar Jackson due to retire after the new municipal court term ends. The city council faces a full time appointment and organizational meeting on New Year's Day.
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W. Edgarackson
Earl Hafer
Daniel Gerber
Fred Marzurger
Hafer
Marburger
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Gerber
Grim Sea Tragedy Flashed To World By Failing Radio
Sunk. All hands. Radio operators in Boston searched the air for a message from the Italian steamship Marina reported sinking off Newfoundland. The terse report could refer to the Marina or another North Atlantic wreck. Early word said the ship had 34 aboard and 18 men were missing from lifeboats.
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Boston
Marina
New Foundland
North Atlantic
Bandits Escape With 30000 In Jewels After Brooklyn Store Raid
Three armed bandits beat and bound the proprietor of a jewelry store at 32 Manhattan Avenue in Brooklyn and escaped with $30,000 in gems, according to police reports.
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New York
Manhattan Ay
Brooklyn
Your Newsboy and the Power of Service and Efficiency
A reflective piece extols newsboys as shapers of industry and symbols of Service and Efficiency. It honors their hard journeys through sleet and snow, the daily delivery of papers, and their role linking readers to the world. It envisions future leaders rising from this trade and asks readers to support their boyish messengers.
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Ufeerflidle
Merchant Prince
Mahoeany
Explosion at Cement Plant Kills Worker in Middlebranch
Emilio Capuano 33 of Middlebranch dies after coal dust explosion at Diamond Portland Cement Co. plant. Assistant Dominick Mastraccia badly burned but expected to recover. Both men were working near a coal pulverizing furnace when a shovel sparked ignition. Capuano leaves a widow and child. Mastraccia hospitalized in Islip. Capuano’s family is Italian with several siblings. Funeral plans await arrangements.
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Eimilio Capuano
Middlebranch
Diamond Portland Cement Co
Capuano
Dominick Mastraccia
Mastracola
Aulman Hospital
Isity
Ecover
Capuano Recves
Italy
Achilio
Louis
Carine
Anelina
Albert Craine
Indianapolis
How
Ross
Julian Named by Democrats in Ohio Caucus
The Ohio Democratic state central committee elected William A. Julian of Cincinnati as the Ohio member of the Democratic National Committee on the 38th ballot after a prolonged deadlock. Julian secured 12 votes with 22 total, defeating rivals including Judge Warren Gard, Henry Runner, Burr Gongwer, George Wilte, and Edward Wertz amid intra party maneuvering and expected to end internal dispute.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Dee
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
William A. Julian
Cincinnati
Democratic National Committee
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Sever
Julian
Eiven
Warren Gard
Hamilton
Henry Trunner
Manefield
Burr Gong Wer
Cleveland
George Wilte
Martietta
Edward Wertz
Butler Dismissed as Philadelphia Public Safety Director
Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler was formally dismissed as director of public safety of Philadelphia by Mayor William Freedland Kendrick shortly before noon today.
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Philadelphia
Smedley TD. Butler
Director of Public Safety of
Wm. Freedland Kendick
Train Strike Kills Driver in Collision at Crossing
Robert W. Nagel, 26, was instantly killed when his automobile stalled at a crossing and was struck by a New York Central passenger train. The car was hurled about 150 feet by the impact.
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Alan LI
Robert W. Nagel
New York Central
Maine
Congress Sets Work Record in Two Weeks
Washington notes Congress has moved quickly in two weeks, passing tax reform measures and three appropriation bills. Debate over World Court continues with expected vote in January, while preparations for a disarmament conference focus on executive funding and league participation.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Congress
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Treasury
Post Office
Ways and Means
Uwite
Uwite Ceans
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Aekine
Renato Finance Committees
We Court
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