Sheriff Defends Raids In David Harris and Gig Hahn Cases
Sheriff Oberlin denounces lack of due diligence by City Solicitor Ruff and blames police for not knowing what constitutes evidence. He claims his office was not involved in the Harris raid and recounts confirming police success, while noting he intended to participate in the Hahn case but was told to let authorities proceed.
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Oberlin
David Harris
Gig” Hahn
Ruff
Hahn
Dave Harris
Patterson
Kunkel
Nors
Suuit
Stolberg
Kent
Harris’ Place
Bells On Stark Electric Line Prompt Safety Briefing
Residents along Stark Electric crossing bells at 7th and Gibbs avenues report irregular ringing. Safety director Kunkel will confer with the company to address nightly disturbances and intermittent silencing that keep Canton awake and raise safety risks. Mrs. George Grove describes the ongoing fear and nuisance.
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Kunkel
Stark Electric
Canton
7Th St NE
Thst NE
Gibbs Av
Kent to reorganize service department operations
Service Director Kent announces a complete overhaul of every division in the service department to run on a business-like basis. He targets engineering street cleaning and water works, seeks funds for an extra city engineer, and creates a construction engineer post for Luther K Zerbe. Ross Rohrer becomes chief draftsman and Lauder Zerbe oversees surveying corps.
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Kent
Finance Committee of Council
Vision
W. E. Sarver
Luther K. Zerbe
Ross Rohrer
Dupttes
Lauder Zerbe
Rohrer
Council weighs sewage plant sites and cost estimate
The city plans to have the engineer prepare an estimate showing the extra cost of building the disposal plant on the Hosier site versus the Moser site. Council members toured both locations and will decide after the report, with the mayor set to present his plan Monday night.
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Hosler
Industry
Moser
Ralph Staley
Staley
Schrantz
Carr
Kent
Sarver
Hosier
MOSEE
Mayor confidence tested in Harris saloon suit
Ex mayor Stolberg downplays a civil suit filed Monday by David Harris owner of a saloon and restaurant alleging improper appointments of Safety Director Kunkel and Service Director Kent. Harris seeks damages claiming reputational harm while police raids and evidence questions spark the case.
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Stolbrge
Turnbull
Stolberg
Common Pleas
Amerman
Bow & Mills
David Harris
Courtas
4Th St
Kunkel
Kent
Mee
Harris’ Place
Harris
Ed Meyer Plans Run If Whitacre Steps Aside
Canton resident Edward J. Meyer states he will seek Congress in the district if Whitacre does not run again. Meyer says Whitacre has indicated he will not seek reelection, while Democrats in Canton plan to press Washington for developments that could alter Whitacre’s decision. Locals expect announcements soon as Canton Democrats mobilize.
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Ed Meyer
Whitacre
Edward J. Meyer
Canton
Meyer
Democrats
Congress
Washington
Weiss Plans Slow Change as Cleveland Revenue Chief
Harry Weiss, newly named collector of internal revenue for the Cleveland district, will delay naming any of the 14 deputies until after taking office next Monday. He stated he will not rush appointments and will proceed gradually, possibly naming one or two soon after assuming duties as he assesses staffing needs.
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Harry Weiss
Senate
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Weiss
National Fireproofing Co Not Owned by Congressman Whitacre
The National Fireproofing Co of Waynesburg is not owned by Congressman Whitacre. The congressman owns an ireproofing plant there, but the National Fireproofing Co plant is not his property.
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National Fireproofing Co
Waynesburg
Whitacre
The
Daily News
Mesner Urges Fire Access Along Waterways After Plant Blaze
Canton Fire Chief Mesner urged owners to create driveways to riverbanks for water and access. A late Saturday fire at Hipp Clay grinding plant caused $2500 damage, requiring a 2000 foot hose stretch and delaying firefighting by about 45 minutes. He noted many plants lack near fire plugs or accessible driveways.
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Canton
Mesnar
Revoling Spouting and Purnaces Repair Ad
It offers repair work for specialty items and guarantees all work. The ad lists KR P Braucher at 1508 Navarre Rd BW Stark M-1834 and Walter H Double, Jeweler and Optician at 123 125 East Tuscarawas St advertising glasses and repair services with a reputation for careful work.
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P. Braucher
Navarre Rd
Stark
Walter H. Double
Tuscarawas St
Advt
Mrs Mary A Winkelman Dies of Apoplexy at 79
Mrs Mary A Winkelman aged 79 wife of Frank Winkelman died Sunday at her home 617 Clarendon SW from apoplexy Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 30 am from the residence and at 11 am from Trinity A E Church with Fer 4 Boyer officiating Burial will be in West Lawn
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Mary A. Winkelman
Frank Winkelman
Clarendonny
Trinity A. EB
Boyer
Westawn
Mr and Mrs Jacob Lewis Welcome fifteenth Child
The couple from Findlay welcomed their 15th child, with the latest arrival on Sunday, adding to a large family.
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Jacob Lewis
City Auditor Reports City Costs Hit 13.9 Million
Cincinnati annual city report shows total expenditures of 13 900 400 dollars for the last year. Auditor Washburn notes the high spending covered all departments and projects across the city budget.
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Cincinnati
Washburn
Resal Blend Coffee Noted for Its Fiery Aroma
A fragmented notice highlights Resal Blend Coffee known for its distinctive aroma and flavor notes. The snippet mentions branding and possible product identity but lacks clear details on event, date, or full description.
Apples and Potatoes. Pansy Baldwin Applies
An ad lists a runcible notice with prices and items for sale including apples and potatoes. Contact details show phone number 574 and the firm Leiterman Gehman & Co with named parties and a small cash figure of 1564 ner bu.
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Pansy Baldwin
Letherman, Gehman & Co
Governor Congratulates Carolyn Thomson on Adele role
New York reports the Minnesota governor wrote to Carolyn Thomson a shy eighteen year old Minneapolis singer chosen for the title role in Adele from over one hundred rivals. The governor, who heard her sing months ago, predicted she would win a high place on the professional stage.
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New York
Minnesota
Carolyn Thomson
Minneapolis
Adele
Thomson
Sirs
Lucretia Thomson
Migs Thompson
Too Much Scotch In Him To Be Our Paddy O'Brien
Paddy O'Brien, a lifelong Canton resident known as the city’s most arrested citizen, stands in court after a mix up with a Carrollton man. Judge Quinn orders the other Paddy back to Carrollton as officials note the real man remains at the infirmary pondering his misidentified name.
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Paddy O’brien
Canton
County Innfirmary
Paddy O'Brien
Quinn
Paddy
Patrick O'Brien
Ould
Ireland
Carroleton
Paddy Briens
Carrollton
Mick
Storm Delays Jury Report in Hartville District
The grand jury could not meet Monday due to heavy snows in country districts delaying members Edwin Bowers Wilson Houdebush and Harry Whetstone from Hartville reaching Canton. Prosecutor Pontius planned a car pick up but drifts blocked roads. The jury will complete its work and report to Common Pleas Judge Day on Tuesday.
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Grand Jury
Edwin Bowers
Wilson Houdebush
Harry Whetstone
Hartville
Canton
Pontius
Common Pleas
Would-Be Suicide Hospitalized After Alimony Failing Attempt
William Hossier, who fired a bullet into his side two weeks ago in a suicide attempt, has improved but remains confined at Mercy Hospital. He tried to end his life citing orders to pay alimony and unemployment difficulties.
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William Hossier
Mercy Hospital
Hossier
Johnston Dancing School New Beginners Class
New beginners dance class begins at Johnston Dancing School with a Wednesday session on January 14 at 4 p m. The notice invites interested residents to join the Jar 74 Wight class for newcomers.
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Johnston Dancing School
Wight
Poolrooms Closed Sunday By City Order
The Stolberg administration ordered all pool rooms closed on Sunday with midnight Saturday shutting and cloth covers over tables. Safety Director Kunkel issued the order Thursday with a threat of immediate arrest for noncompliance and police said it would be enforced. Pool room owners warned the ban could cost them profits and rents as moving picture show operators plan to bid to use their rooms next week.
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Stolberg
Kunkel
Moving Picture Proprietors
Children Suffer in County Jail Cell Amid Illness and Fear
Edna Blake 17, held on delinquency charges, suffers from two serious diseases and laments confinement in a steel lined county jail cell with a single grimy window. Two other girls from Cleveland joined her bed in the overcrowded cell as Sheriff Oberlin relocates the younger girl to his residence for safety and care.
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Hope
Edna Blake
Cleveland
Blake
Oberlin
Grae Bowser
Mildie
Cox
Delaware
Sastonst
Community meeting notice at Central Labor Hall on Tuesday
Notice invites all workers and craftspeople to a special meeting at Central Labor Hall. The event is scheduled for Tuesday evening and emphasizes welcoming union and non union members to discuss lore and local projects.
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Hlettriegs Werkers
Central Labor Hall
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Kr. L. Mowry
George Grove
Service Dept
Mone
Col. E
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Engineering Department
Pras
Tark Lodge
Cantonian
Defewmant Company
Mesner
Resal Blend Coffee
Ite Fing Fe-Ag —Adita
Caraxn MoMmison
Stolberg Administration
Lid—Proprietors
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