Suspects Freed in Gambling Case Over Lacking Evidence
Five men arrested on gambling charges in their rooms, tied to Dave Harris saloon and restaurant, were freed in police court Saturday because police failed to furnish sufficient evidence. City Solicitor Walter Ruf Fisher released a statement criticizing police action and noting no evidence supported detention.
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Dave Harris
Saturdaay
Walter S. Ruf Fisher
Hahn
Assisant
Clarence Ing
Kunkel
Harris
New “Administration
Ruf
Theaid
West
Will Gruiter
H. Young
Dale
Brandon
Wat
Gruiter
Lee Patterson
Lotzger
Pilcher
Miderbaugh
Webber
Gruller
Thther
Tey
Renkert
Beach City Bank Depositors to Receive First Dividend
Depositors and creditors of the Citizens Bank of Beach City, closed last September by the state superintendent of banks, will receive an initial 40 percent dividend. Judge Ake ordered the payment on the petition of M.A. ies, special deputy liquidating agent for the state bank superintendent. Suits by Warnes and others against bank officials continue, with broader recoveries possible if judgments are collected.
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Citizens Bank of
Beach City
State Superintendent of Banks
Tre
Common Pleas
Ake
M.A Ies
Emery Lattamer
Mes
Warnes
F .B. Sellaly
Sellafly
Lattanner
Sclafy
Stark-CO Pioneer Samuel Shatzer Dies at 92
Samuel Shatzer aged ninety two died at his North Industry home from old age. Born in Pennsylvania he spent most of his life in Stark County. Survived by two daughters Amanda Stallman and Frances Cook and son Clark Shatzer. seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Monday with services at Edson Emery Stallman residence then Melschimer church. Burial in local cemetery. Rev Kechard to lead.
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Samuel Shatzer
Stark-co
North Infantry
Pennsylvania
Thin County
Shatzer
Amanda. Stallman
North Industry
Frances Cook
New Philadelphia
Clark Shatzer
Afon
Edson
Emery Stallman
Melschimer
Kechard W Shale
Committee to seek intercom system for Canton doctors
The Starkey Medical Society will ask a committee of Canton doctors to consider appearing before the Public Utilities Board about obtaining an intercommunicating telephone system. Dr. James Fraunfelter said a meeting will likely be held next week to review the financial requirements, with further action postponed for now.
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Starkey Medical Sociery
Canton
James Fraunfelter
September Morn on Shipboard Sparks Public Scrutiny
Miss Palamora DeTres chown of Copenhagen walks the deck of the Aimfrante in a staged scene described as September Morn. Passengers recall her walking nearly nude, with a steward covering her, as friends note her $35 million fortune and previous ear surgery.
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United Press
New York
Palamora
Copenhagen
Aimfrante
Broadway
Ellis Teland
Treschow
Water department sinking fund dispute over revenue source
Water department officials and City Auditor Brumbaugh clashed over paying interest on sinking fund bonds. Brumbaugh says general funds must cover the $18,750 due this year, while the Water Dept argues it should come from its own revenues. The finance committee weighs the issue amid liquor-revenue shortfalls.
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Water Department
Brumbaugh
Prombaugh
Rebillot
Finance Committee of Council
McGuire
Wat
Leity Council
Water Works
Majority Back Wider Street Paving In City Area
Canvass on widening Tuscarawas street between Cleveland avenue and Harrison avenue shows residents mostly opposed to widening while business districts favor a 46 foot widening. Brick paving is preferred by many, with wood block also favored by a significant number. Local church and school groups show varied support. A Bible class met after supper at Bealie’s with about twenty members present.
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Tuscarawas-Stw
Cleveland-ay
Harrison-ay
J. H. Keyser
Newton-ay
B. & C. Railroad
HB. Moses
Newton Ay
State Board May Take Hand in Sewage Site
Washington reports indicate Congressman Whitacre faces strong opposition from fellow members upon his return to the capital. He plans to travel Sunday night or Monday morning to defend his stance and address attacks he says are fabricated by newspapers.
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Washington
Whitacre
Mosday
Kesaman Whitacre
Hosate
Eury Dances Row Sparks Canton W C T U Meeting
A Canton W C T U meeting erupts over municipal dancing. Debates split factions as president Albaugh calls for adjournment amid anti administration and pro dancing factions. Mrs McDowell leads a condemnation resolution while supporters resist formal opposition.
Akron-N O T Franchise Rent Dispute Over Due Payment
Attorney Welty for the N O T pressed to receive a county bill for overdue rent on the Akron line within Stark County. County commissioners vowed to obtain exact figures as of October 1 1911, with rent at 423 per mile of tracks and an estimated bill around $600. Welty stated he was anxious to pay once the bill arrives.
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Stafk-Co
Akron
Welly
N.O.T
N O. T
Stone Board of County Commissioners
Stark Co
Mayor can Fire Any City Employee Case Demonstrates Power
The article reports that Mayor Cip in effect can dismiss any city worker except police and fire personnel. It details the Dornberger case, a sewer superintendent suspended for alleged drunkenness and incompetency, with the civil service commission involved and the mayor asserting final authority. An eligible list will determine Dornberger’s successor.
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Adolph Dornberger
Dornberger
Id Turnbull
Stolberg
Kent
Civil Service Commisnion
William
Rinberger
Exclusion Notices Issued to Dental School Students
Sixteen students at the dental school were served with expulsion notices for lacking residency rights in the district. The action targets residents of the school, with 600 students reported as driven from the institution.
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Riefe
Sixte
Denistry
City Officials Face 500 Fine If Order Not Obeyed
Secretary notes he doubts the board will permit a site change for the plant as urged by Mayor Stolberg. He warns city officials could be fined up to 500 dollars if the order is not followed.
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Stolberg
Opposition to sewage plant site change by state health board
Canton officials resist altering the Moser and Hosler sewage plant sites near North Ladust er, arguing the state board of health will oppose changes. MeCampbell says the board supports rapid construction and has approved plans for the special plant, with formal orders and contract details sent to Canton officials.
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State Board of Health
Moser
Hosler
North Laduster
Bell
Ily News
Nuncil
MeCs
McCampbell
Canton
Mecampbell
Omer State Ho
Columbus
Ity
Picasa
Ptoval
Bisrop Pratt
Owen May Quits Board Hears Country's Call
Local report notes David Owen a Republican member of the board of education likely to resign his position. He cites time and effort required, says a decision will come after a major accomplishment, and mentions John Neiderhauser as a potential successor if offered.
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David Owen
Board of Education
Echo
Caston
Asa Pain
Oren Biches
Isa Ee Ceara
Olsen
John Neiderhauser
Neiderhauser
Jon
Audi
Boy Burned By Flaming Celluloid Horn
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Parkison of 115 Bernique KI SW was burned on hands and face Saturday when a celluloid horn he held caught fire from an open flame. The mother was upstairs and threw the burning horn aside as she rushed to help. Dr C B Exline attended and the child is expected to recover.
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Irs
Harry Parkison
Bernique
Weather Forecast with Snow Likely Tonight
Government forecast predicts cloudy skies and a potential light snowfall this evening. The report notes colder temperatures and invites residents to prepare for wintry conditions.
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Bealie’s
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W.C.T.U. Meet
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