Philadelphia Actor Reunites with Daughter After War Absence
J L Goins, an actor, failed to locate his wife after enlisting in the Spanish American War. He later meets his daughter Hel Seventeen, whom he had not seen since infancy, while his wife had believed him dead and remarried. In New Jersey a separation suit unfolds with Mrs. Emily Deuschmann claiming her husband broke her teeth and poisoned the parrot. Mrs. Cummings in a separate suit complains of a bad temper and humorous laundry costs.
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Philadelphia
J. L Goines
Hel
Ince
Goins
Weehawken
N. J
Emily Deuschmann
The Eternal Triangle In These Arrests
Barberton saloonkeeper Peter Mohler sought warrants for his wife Ella and ex police officer R J Gibbons. Gibbons and Mrs Mohler were arrested in Market Street jail. Mohler was later arrested on a charge of intent to kill.
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Peter Mohler
Barberton
Ella
R. J. Gibbons
Canton
Gibbons
Municipal Light Lacks Right to Use Private Company Poles
January 7 Attorney General Hogan ruled there is no law authorizing a municipality to force a private lighting company to permit municipal wires on its poles. The opinion was delivered to Alliance City Solicitor Morris.
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General Hogan
Municipal Light Company
Morris
Alliance
City Wins Fight To Keep Tulg-St W Free To Use
City officials announced success in keeping Tulg-St W free of overhead wires beyond necessary trolley supports. Mayor Stolberg plus Service Director Kent met N O T general manager Currie in Akron to arrange returning feeders and pilot wires to routes on 2nd and NW streets. Currie agreed the Tuscarawas St section would remain wire free and changes would be modest in cost, delaying electrolysis work but avoiding street clutter.
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Stolberg
Akron
Kent
Currie
Swain
N O.T
Tuscarawasa
Stolbers
Tuscarawasst
Barber
Tuscarawas St
Canton Foreigners Urge Wilson to Veto Burnett Bill
Canton residents and business advocates from Austria and Italy condemn the Burnett bill as harming labor supply and family welfare. They plan a petition urging President Wilson to veto, arguing the measure would bar educated foreigners and strain labor while leaving illiterates unable to read or write.
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Canton
Wilson
Austria
Italy
Burnett
Ofice
DeSantis Steamship” Agency
Vincent
Weather Forecast For The Lake Region Tonight
Golder and fair conditions expected tonight with light snow near the lake shore. Friday shows fair to mild, with a maximum temperature around the mid seventies and a small chance of precipitation. Yesterday’s data noted at 9 p.m. and 2 p.m., with today’s readings near 76 at peak and lower in the evening.
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Golder
Lake Shore
Firemen's Aid Assn reorganizes for year
Members of the Firemen's Aid Association elected officers at a meeting in the Safety Building Wednesday night. Emil L. Gebel was chosen president, Arthur Anderson vice president, Captain Clarence Witmer recording secretary, Joseph Kaufman Jr financial secretary, and Captain Jol Hoehn treasurer. Ohio Engineers Club No 2 to hold meeting Saturday at 7:30 East Hall. Meetings moved to Bast's hall until further notice. Ad or Adv.
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The
Fremen’s
Aidssociation
Emil L. Gebel
Arthur Anderson
Clarence ‘Witmer
Joseph Kaufman, Jr
Jol Hoehn
Ohio Engineers Club No
East
Hall
Bast’s. Hal
Ice jams threaten Dayton bridge. rail traffic halted
A report from Hamilton says an ice gorge on the Miami River presses against a temporary wooden bridge near the new $150,000 concrete span, risking collapse and flooding. Dayton orders dynamite crews to break jams as engineers guard the bridge and suspend street railway traffic over the Pittlis bridge.
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Dayton
Hamilton
Miami River
Pittlist Bridge
City Engineering Department
Road Building School Urges Engineering Depart Ment Empl oy es
An internal notice urges the engineering department employees to attend a road building school. The document references instructors and a schedule, noting training to improve construction practices and wage-related discussions.
Street Cleaners Busy After Thaw In Downtown
A large corps of street cleaners works downtown after a thaw left debris and potholes. No new hiring now, but spring should bring more crews as streets require clearing. Damaged vessel Aden, Arabi Yarrapu, arrives at port today. Gaskell Art Store advertises a Picture Discount Sale at 129 4th St NW.
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Aden
Arabi Yarrapu
Picture Discount Sale
Gaskell Art Store
4Th St NW
Adve. Tf
East Ohio coal strike refuses open shop plan
Cleveland January 7 United Mine Workers leaders pledge to stand firm as government probes the east Ohio strike affecting 15000 miners. Officials say wages will match last year’s 46.61 cents per ton and that operators favor individual talks despite union opposition.
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Cleveland
Hywell Davies
Daniel J. Keefe
U.S. Department of Labor
East Ohio
Keefe
C. J. Albasin
Ridgeport
Bastio Miners’ Union
T. K. Maher
Purygrove-Maher
Albusin
Union Leathers
Mayor Stolberg Seeks State Aid to Solve City Financial Woes
In Columbus on Wednesday Mayor Stolberg urged local representatives of the Umortt Asian ater sometan to aid in restoring finances. He said a state funds division could help municipalities, arguing municipalities should receive a share of automobile tax revenue to fund street upkeep. The Cox commission has not resolved the issue and will seek Governor Prank Wilt’s help.
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Stolberg
Umorttasian
Ater
Canton
Ehich
Vame
Cleveland
Oho
Prank
Wilt
Feiet
Colbun
Wille
Oho Eliten
Cox
Columbus
Stolbers
Thur
Linemen Cause Damages at Blacksmith Shop
Linemen from Ohio State Telephone tramped on a blacksmith shop roof near Barney Hirschowitz. He sues for 12.65 dollars in common pleas court after an earlier justice court action. Reported damage includes kicked seats and rooftop intrusion during line work.
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Ohio State Telephone
Barney Hiirschowitz
Iit
Hirschowitz
Common Pleas
Court of Justice
Correll
Harris Hearing Postponed Over Midnight Saloon Charge
The hearing against Dave Harris, a saloon keeper, for keeping the saloon open after midnight was postponed again. Judge Quinn set the case for next Tuesday morning and ordered the city Meltor’s department to be represented. defense lawyers were told to be present.
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Dave Harris
Courtay
Quinn
Meltor's
Telegram from Count Witte urges Russia to win war
A telegram received in Rome quotes Count Witte saying the Russo-Japanese war now has a popular Russian character and can only end in a decisive victory for Russia, noting initial doubt but insistence that Allies must win.
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Rome
Count Witte
Russia
Canton Labor to Be Employed on Sewer Contract
Canton plans to employ local labor on a sewer project starting by March 1. Director Kent will coordinate with charities to place workers deprived of wages, with Contractor Casey of Pittsburgh promising to hire Canton men where possible. About 100 to 200 Canton laborers are expected to be needed as work begins in the coming weeks.
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Erice
Kent
Etten
Ton Teteaoase
Associated Charities
Eiieen
Canton
Casey
Pittsburgh
Haven
Burns Sues Company After Slip and Fall Verdict
A dispute unfolds as Catherine Burns seeks to preserve a lower court verdict in her injury suit against a company. After an initial $500 award was set aside for newly discovered evidence, a second trial yielded $1500. Attorneys for Burns lodge exceptions, while the defense contests the ruling as the case continues.
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Leas Court
St T
Catherine Burns
Tots Court of Appeals
French advance near Altkirch in Alsace in bold push
Paris reports French troops driving forward in Alsace and nearing Altkirch after taking a small forest near the town. With Altkirch and Thann held, rail links from Muelhausen would be disrupted aiding the German defense. Also noted are protests over Cardinal Mercier’s arrest and Joffre’s 10000 man drive toward Belfort.
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Paris
Alsace
Altkireh
Thann
Muelhausen
Ines
Franklin P
Joseph Joffre
Upper
Lorraine
Bon Homme
Colmar
Steinbach
I Mtkireh
Metziseng
Lorraine Merrick
Moselle
Boy Seeks Redemption After Suicide Attempt in Reform School
A 14-year-old immigrant, Leorke Sigfe, from Austro-Hungary who attempted hanging seeks to change his life at Lancaster Reform School. In jail custody, he expresses relief at living and a desire to become a model citizen the United States can be proud of, hoping to forget past acts. He arrived two years ago, faced four moves, learned English, and has shown a mix of agitation and quiet reflection during police questioning.
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Leorke Sigfe
Alliance
Lancaster
Nesbitt Divorce Trial Casts Bitter Tone in Court
In Judge Abe's court Friday the Nesbitt divorce suit moves toward trial. James Nesbitt accuses Agnes Nesbitt of coercing their daughter into decency while Agnes contends James seeks divorce to marry another woman. The confrontation signals a heated contested proceeding.
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Abe
James 'M. Nesbitt
Agnes Nesbitt
Nesbitt
George D. Harter Bank Adds Two New Directors
At the annual meeting Wednesday afternoon the George D. Harter Bank appointed two new directors, J. Steiner and Mrs Mary B. Barber. The board now includes F. Aerbruck, H. W. Harter, Mrs Elizabeth Harter, J. H. Dumoulin, K. E. Mack, Charles N. Vicary, A. M. Due der, J. B. T. Steiner, and Abs. Mary B. Barber. Cashier K. Mack reported 1914 deposits near 500000 with a 50000 surplus, and a 6 percent dividend was declared though 1815 directors were not elected due to absences. The organization will be completed soon. White China Discount Sale shell Art Store, 129 dthest NWy.
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George D. Harter Bank
BT. Steiner
Mary B. Barber
F. Aerbruck
H.W. Harter
Elizabeth Harter
JH. Dumoulin
KE. F. Mack
Charles N. Vicary
AM. Dueder
JB. T. Steiner
Abs
K. Mack
Otfers
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Rows Crane
White China Discount
Late Gaskell Art Store
Advett
Altkirch
London Globe
U. S
Jottre
Teuton
Pope
Kaiser
Ubtin
London
Globe
U.S
Benedict XV
William
Franz Josef
Cardinal Mercier
Malines Belers
Sacred College
Belfort
de la Flanders
United States
Old Country
Harter Bank
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