Wilson to Use Force if Mexican Firing Continues
President Wilson faces a choice to aid Villa or Carranza as Gen. Hugh Scott reports that peaceful efforts have failed to stop cross border firing at Naco. The War and State departments move quickly. Breckenridge informs Garrrison and Lawton, with further consultations planned through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tumulty
Hill
Maytorena
Naco
Scott
Washington
Hugh Scott
Ariz
U.S
War and State Departments
War Department
Breckenridge
State Department
Garrison
Atlantic City
Berlin
Sayville
von. Blume
von Hindenburg
Russia
Constantinople
Berne
Switzerland
Bund
Germany
England
The
Astor Plans Yachting Trip to Panama Fair
Vincent Astor and his bride Helen Huntington will sail for the Panama Pacific fair about February 1 aboard the yacht Noma. The voyage will pass through the Panama Canal with calls at Florida, Cuba, and West Indian ports, then on to California for the fair opening February 20. The Noma, refitted with new boilers, is 262 feet long and features electric heat and fireplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Astor
Helen D. Huntington
Panama Fair
Panama Canal
John Jacob Astor
Young Astor
Royal Household
Europe
Tebo
Brooklyn
Florida
Cuba
West India
Astor
California
Bermuda
High Seas
Stark-Co Prohibition Fight Opens Tuesday
The 1915 liquor battle in Stark County shifts to the polls with Canal Fulton voting under the Beal law Tuesday and Lawrence to vote the following Tuesday. Voters previously went dry in statewide referendums. leaders predict both local elections will go dry again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark-co
Canal Fulton
Lawrence
Obringer Asked to Quit as City Sealer
Peter Obringer will resign as city sealer January 15 at the request of Mayor Stolberg. The mayor plans to appoint Obringer’s successor from the top three on a civil service list. The office handles weight testing and bread labeling enforcement. Obringer was appointed in 1913 by former mayor Art Turnbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Obringer
Stolberg
Obringer
Civil Service Control
Civil Service Commission
Art Turnbull
Supt. Ohliger
Deputy Beaten While Enforcing Law Sparks County Tensions
An incident in May left a deputy sheriff injured while enforcing the law. Henry Bennett, 19, and others faced arrests in Stark County as officials consider actions against a local enforcer. The sheriff appointed a special deputy amid ongoing anti hunting quarantines and village unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aganis
Henry Bennett
Jolly
Perry Hous
Peas Ohio
Etsy Mae
Elling Snaipe
Buttern
Irvin
Irvin Jollyeral
Stark-co
Jolly and Bennett In North Industry Restaurant Clash
Jolly suffered facial cuts and bruises after a beating at Baer's restaurant in North Industry. Bennett was seized by assailants and held at the scene before deputies intervened and Bennett was jailed. Deputy Sheriff Jackman rushed from a bath to aid and later left without completing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Bennett
Baer’s
Jackman
North Industry
Sheriff's Office
Engineers to report on Tusc-St bridge soon
City officials expect an N. O. T. C engineers report this week on the bridge over West Creek at Tuscara wassi W. The findings indicate weakening steel and the current maximum load. If confirmed, a complaint will be sent to the county commissioners demanding a new bridge at that location. Engineer Wynn notes the steel is weakening and loads are at the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusc-St Bridge
West Creek
Tuscarawassi W
Wynn
Cape May
Bethlehem Steel Co
Aware Bay
Capt May Point
Fishing Creek Village
Delaware Bay
Mid-Winter Opening At Canton Actual Business College
Tomorrow January 4 marks the Mid-Winter Opening at Canton Actual Business College. New classes in Shorthand Typewriting Stenography Bookkeeping Drafting Banking and modern business practice fill quickly with eager students seeking to start. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Eagles Meet at Hall to Pay Last Respects
All Eagles are requested to meet at the hall Monday night at 7 o clock to go to the home of Br. J. Obliger to pay our last respects. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. J. Obliger
Advt
Joliet County Ad on Page 11 Highlights Local Notices
The Joliet advertisement on page 11 features public notices and classified items from local authorities and businesses. It includes property listings, service ads, and community announcements aimed at residents of Joliet County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Co
Ady
Blood stained shirt found in Stewart room linked to stabbing
Coroner reports Ohliger died from a stab wound to the liver after a fight Friday night. Suspects Percy Stewart John Kiddey William Beard and Jesse Grefton remain silent. Police believe only one knife was used, possibly by Stewart. A bloodstained shirt with J. 8 laundry mark was found in Stewart's room. Ohliger’s body was moved to his parents home before his funeral set for Tuesday at St Mary’s Church. Burial at St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Stewart
John Kiddey
William Beard
Jesse Grefton
Edward Obliger
Stewart
Pilcher
Hexamer
Kiddey
Navarrerd
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Traffic Men to Meet Stolberg Over City Crossing Problems
City officials plan a conference week with Pennsylvania Railroad, Baltimore and Ohio, and Stark Electric representatives to address repeated blockades and poor evening service. Supt Kron will discuss a duct under tracks at Deuberav SW and paving timings. Supt Lechlider will discuss crossing blockages and car storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railrd 1
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Stark Electric Co
Kron
The
Pennsylvania
Deuberav SW
Supt
Lechlider
Stolberg
Tuscara
Readjustment Under the New Banking Act
The article discusses the new federal reserve banking system and its impact on manufacturers depositors and investors. It notes after thirty days of operation banks issued little currency and made few loans, suggesting business needs more permanent capital than temporary commercial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Banks
Senate Retains Literacy Test In Emigration Bill
The Senate passed the emigration bill 50 to 7 with leaders opposing the literacy test—Brandegee McCumber Martine O Gorman Reed Ransdell Walsh. House support for the test was large and a veto override seemed unlikely. Lodge's amendment then allowed Belgian refugees to enter only for land farming with proof they won’t become a public charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Senate
Brandegee
McCumber
Martine
O'Gorman
Reed
Ransdell
Walsh
Lewis
White House
House
Ods
Lodge
Belgium
Commissioner General of Immigration
French soloist joins Santiago orchestral band for Expo
A French born soloist with the Grand rmg band has joined the Santiago orchestral band and will perform at the Santiago fair. The Modern Woodmen of America in 10534 hall host a meeting Sunday evening to attend services for Joseph F. Terrett. William consul Frank A. Rustet Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rmg
Poe
Santiago
Fle
Modern Woodmen of
America
Joseph F. Terrett
Frank A. Rustet
Directors of New Haven to Face Courts
John S Billard James Elton and William Skinner former directors of the New Haven railway must stand trial on federal indictments for conspiring to monopolize commerce tied to the dissolved New Haven combine. Judge Grubb overruled immunity pleas. max penalty is one year and $5000 fine if convicted under the Sherman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John S. Billard
James 9. Elton
William Skinner
New Haven Railway
Federal Grand Jury
New Haven Combine
William S. Grubb
U. S. Federal Court
Billard
Elton
Skinner
Fire ladder truck crashes on way to call. minor damage
Rubbish in a cellar at 1500 Harrisburg Rd started a small fire that officials extinguished with little damage. En route, a central ladder truck skidded on Mahoning Rd and struck a hitching post. no injuries, only a broken support under the ladders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Rd
Central
Mahoningrd
Exhibition featuring Clearwaters at Lovey Mehens
World champion pop artists Clearwaters appear at Lovey Mehens on Mondays January 4. Ady presents the event as a premier exhibition with the duo performing and signing posters for fans and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwaters
British War Notes and Naval Tension Across Front
A compilation of wartime dispatches notes prayer day in Britain and royal attendance, Hindenburg offensives, German and British war aims, and U S Britain diplomatic exchanges over contraband. Reports include Bethlehem Steel testing grounds purchase and Cape May defense projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal von Hindenburg
England
Bethlehem Steel Co
Special meeting on death of Bro Joseph Terrett
Notice to C. M. B. A. Branch No. 2 announces a special meeting this evening at 7 30 to take action on the death of Bro Joseph Terrett. Signed, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. B.A. Branch No. 2
Bro
Joseph Terrett
Advt
Former Miss Story Dies In Brussels
Washington reports word of Countess DeBuisseret death in Brussels amid a long family communications gap. She was daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Story of Washington and former Belgium minister to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story
Brussels
Washington
Netherlands
DeBuisseret
Belgium
U. S
State Department
M. W. Rappard
Demi DeBuleseret
John P. Story
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen
WAR Dept
Villa
Carranza
Smith
Arie& and
Stone
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relation
Brecaenfor
Enrique Ilorde
Iathington
Genberty
Nyton
Igentiiet
Sal
Adt- Stark
Wheeler
F. G. Bale
Anti-saloon League
Canal Dover
Clark W. Metzger
County Dry Organization
Virginia
Arizona
Oregon
Colorado
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Wyoming
Montana
Alabama
Idaho
South Carolina
Arkansas
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ohio
Columbus
Federal Congress
PLAGE
Univers Stark C
Agen Like
Statlovers
Rnment
Emil J. Tay
INS
Geo. Double Co., Mfg
Opticians
Market Ave S
Pennsy
Dueber
Stark Electric
H. M. Geiger
Federal Reserve Banking
Department of Business
G. Bandster
Der
New Haven
Bulletin
London
Britain
St Paul's Cathedral
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
St. Paul's
the Spectator Today
Foreign Office
Earl Grey
Great Britain
Panama
C. H. Geyer
Cleveland
Gertie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!