Opposition to Pomerenes Address in Ohio Assembly
In Columbus Rep. Victor Vonderheide leads a bid to veto an invitation to Senator Pomerenes address, arguing lawmakers should focus on business. The House narrowly defeats an amendment to exclude itself, then approves the invitation. Factions form as Rep. Oscar A. Diser plans resolutions to unseat several Democratic leaders for holding state jobs.
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Victor Vonderheide
Montgomery-co
House of Representatives
Columbus
Senate
Senator Pomerene
United Press
Vonderheide
House
Pomerene
Harry Kemerer
Carolico
Cox
Oscar A. Diser
Mahoningo
Milton A. Farnes
Holmes-co
Charles A. Orrison
Franklin Co
Robert Black
John * Hoggman
Hamilton-co
Warnes
Warnes Is A Liquidator For the State Banking Department
Beach City, Ohio
Stark-co
Black
State
Orrison
Secretary of State
Hoffman
State Industrial Commission
Diser
Canton Seeks Justice in Sewage Plant Site Debate
Citizens urge council to act tonight on the sewage disposal proposal. They argue the Moser site would ruin valley lands and trigger damages up to a quarter million dollars, urging support for siting below North Industry to protect homes and future Canton growth.
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Canton
North
B. & O. Railway
Moser
Young and Hockensmith
Canton Township
North Industry
Heiland
Fay
Tonic
Franklin Gohben
Advt
Bring Girls In To Police Headquarters Plan
Los Angeles Safety Director Kunkel, following advice from policewoman Mrs. Alice Wells, orders the police matron to bring any girls picked up on the streets to police headquarters rather than taking them home. Girls will be detained there until parents arrive and will be counseled in front of their parents to reinforce correction. If parents are lax, additional action may follow.
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Alice Wells
Los Angeles
Kunkel
Canton Considers Women Police to Protect Girls
Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells urges Canton to add police women, noting economic changes bring more women and children into industry. Mayor Stolberg supports a matron and a second woman officer to work with her, arguing women aid in preventing crime and encourage girls to seek help.
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Eivery City
Canton
Alice Stebbins Wells
Los Angeles
C. A. Stolberg
Endorse Deford as Weiss aide in county party vote
Edward Deford of Canton and formerly Minerva, backed by the Democratic county executive committee, won the endorsement for deputy revenue collector to assist Harry Weiss in making appointments. Schwingle was endorsed for deputy oil inspector and Frank Zink for board of elections, with Zink filling a vacancy until May.
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Edward Deford
Canton
Minerva
Democratic County Executive Committee
Harry Weiss
Deford
Charles Schwingle
Frank Zink
Board of Elections
Zink
Fred Witter
Weiss
Cleveland
City Demurs 10 Saloon Man's Damage Petition
City Solicitor Ruff filed a demurrer in common pleas court Monday to a damages suit by saloonman David Harris over a police raid on his Courtay NW saloon. Harris seeks 25000, alleging unjust raid. Ruff argues the petition is imperfectly drawn.
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Ruff
Common Pleas
David Harris
Courtay
Harris
Walter H. Double Optician Adverts Glasses Fitting
A local ad promotes Walter H. Double the optician jeweler at 124 125 East Tuscarawas Street offering glasses that will restore sharp vision and fit for comfort.
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Walter H. Double
Optician
Tuscarawas St
Harry Lauder Company at Akron Grand Opera House
Harry Lauder Company performs at the Grand Opera House in Akron Ohio next Tuesday night only. N O T cars for Canton after the performance. For information call N O T agt Bell 186 Stark 697. Advt 181928.
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Harry Lauder Company
Grand Opera House
Akron
Ohio
Canton
N. O. T. Agt
Bell
Stark
Mayor Reverses on Moser Site for Sewage Plant
City officials debate locations for Canton sewer plant. Mayor Stolberg shifts stance toward North Industry area while Pratt notes both Hosier and Moser sites cost roughly the same when considering an extra property purchase. State health officials say proper operation prevents odor if managed correctly.
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Stolberg
Sarver
Ro. W. Pratt
Cleveland
North Industry
North
Moser
Pratt
State Board of Health
Council Finaly
Canton
MacCampbell
Columbus
Dancer La Napierkowska Sued Over Personal Crisis Reports
Paris reports Ma'selle Stasia la Napierkowska, famed dancer, received $20,000 from a Naples newspaper after charging she caused the personal crisis reports of four Russians who fell in love with her. The libel suit could threaten her career amid a whirlwind of European fame.
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Paris
Stasia la Napierkowska
Naples
Italy
la Napierkowska
St. Petersburg
London
Longhaired youth pleading in Alliance theft case
Walter Walters, 24, of Alliance, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon in Judge Day's division. He wore long hair to aid his hearing and testified doctors advised the length would restore it. The judge placed him on parole after noting the incident began when a brakeman offered money to cut his hair.
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Grovers
Walter
Alliance
Pontius
Walters
Judge Day
American Steel Foundry Co
Bonnie the horse attempts suicide in barn fire
The Daily News reports Bonnie the horse refused to leave a burning barn, later explaining she felt beneath her former self. Barn staff struggled to coax her down the chute and into the street as flames raged.
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Bonnie
George Henry
Henry
Daily News
Voges
Hill
Kiosterman’s Dancing School New Beginners Class Starts
New beginners dancing class at Kiosterman’s Dancing School begins Saturday evening. For information contact Earl Blark at Blark-529. Advertisement lists dates 18 19 21 23.
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Earl Blark
Seven Skaters Narrowly Escape Ice Breaks During Races
Seven youths broke through thin ice during two skating events at Shocks Mills and the water works race. Louis Blend and bystanders helped victims, but Blend himself fell through as rescuers pulled Elmer Hardesty Eva Strain Stevie Brend and others to safety. Edward Jacobs aged eighteen was saved after others fled and an old man aided him.
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Shocks’ Mills
Louis Blend
Elmer Hardesty
Eva Strain
Stevie Brend
Wiliam Lueder
Ralph Whitmer
Paul Johnson
Arthur Hardesty
Arthur Barth
Stevie Blend
Edward Jacobs
Sixth-st
Water Works
Jacobs
Pump Question Up This Week
Mayor Stolberg aims to push a $10,000 proposal to install four deep well pumps at the city water works after a favorable outlook from the water committee and likely council approval. The mayor said the sum is modest and would do much good for the city.
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Stolberg
William Wagner Bandubry Ends Life After Family Call
William Wagner Bandubry, described as suddenly deranged, telephoned his wife and child before fatally shooting himself. Police investigated the incident as a domestic tragedy with no further suspects.
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William Wagner
Red Men Meeting on Tuesday Evening Jan 20
Notice invites members to a meeting of importance on Tuesday evening January 20. Amendments to by laws will be given a third reading. Adve. 28:19.
Died of rheumatism. eight year old dies in city
The eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Soehlien 811 Kre et died Monday from rheumatism Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Peters church at 8 am with burial in St Peters cemetery
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Gul
Former Canton Man Dies in Cleveland Home
Richard Nall fifty three formerly of Canton died in his Cleveland home Saturday evening from heart failure. A pattern maker he lived in Canton until about fifteen years ago. He is survived by a widow and four children Edith Nellie Janet and Walter. Four brothers and one sister also survive.
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Canton
Richard Nall
Cleveland
Edith
Nellie
Janet
Walter
Foor
Chicago children pawn books to buy gum and movie tickets
Windy City school children resort to pawning their textbooks to pay for chewing gum and cinema outings, according to social worker Mrs. Joseph T. Bowéy.
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Chicago
Windy City
Joseph T. Bowéy
Sanders Dancing School Opens For Beginners
New dance school for beginners announces classes starting Thursday January 22 with advisory sessions on January 14 19 26 21.
Employment Daily Newbs Want Ades for Selling Roles
Classified notice seeks sales oriented individuals for daily work with flexible hours. Advertises entry level positions in retail, door to door, or business to business sales. Includes training, earnings potential, and contact details for application.
Miller Blanchard barn fire distracts Sunday movie crowd
Fire at the Miller Blanchard barn on Courtay NW level three floor destroyed the south side and threatened the entire establishment. Fifty two horses were saved by attendants as a crowd of thousands gathered to watch the blaze and the fire department worked to untangle hoses and fight the flames.
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Miller- Blanchard
Courtay NW
Cleveland-ay
Marketay
Sfiarnann
White Hope Lands Job On Jaw of Woman
George Marden clashed with Mary Armenia over telephone use at a Herforist house. Marden struck Armenia with a left to the jaw, was fined $1 and costs by Police Judge Quinn in Monday morning court, after being warned to avoid the instrument.
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White Hope
George Marden
Mary Armenia
Herforist
Marden
Quinn
Armenia
Mary
Bang
George
Emerson Orchestra to Play Dance at Auditorium
Service Director Kunkel announces a Monday that Emerson's orchestra will provide music for the dances at the auditorium Tuesday evening. He will bar any girl under 16 not accompanied by a parent from admission. The police matron will supervise escorts and conduct.
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Kunkel
Emerson
Holl 10 Accept Any Work That Comes Along
W. L. Bender appointed county surveyor to succeed Oliver W. Holl and assumed duties Monday. Holl said he would take any old thing that comes along after resigning. Bender will serve until September 1915.
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HOLL
W. L. Bender
Oliver W. Holl
Bender
Saloon Closed After License Found in Basement Barrel
Edward Mc Manus' Cobu ccton saloon was shut for 24 minutes by Commissioner Temple until the license was recovered from a barrel of rubbish in the basement.
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Cobuccton
Edward McManus
Temple
McManus
Special Theatre Parity Car to Cleveland Next Wednesday
The Whip plays at the Colonial theatre in Canton with a theatre show sequence toward Cleveland next Wednesday night and return. For information call N. T. Agt. Bell-186, Blark-697. Advt. 18-19-774.
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Cleveland
Colonial Theatre
Canton
Shotgun Incident At Briarbrae Settlement House
George Wedtke pleaded guilty to pointing a shotgun at Briarbrae matron Mrs. Maud Carson after she confronted him about abusing his wife. Prosecutor Pontius said Wedtke, intoxicated, fired in the Briarbrae area. sentence deferred by Judge Day. Other defendants in court included non support pleas and burglary charges.
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George Wedtke
Maud Carson
Briarbrae Settlement House
Common Pleas
Pontius
Wedtke
Omaha
Neb
Obertin
Bert Phillips
H. M. Schuffell
James Thomas
Thomas
James Smith
Mayor and Delegation to Attend State Meeting
Mayor Stolberg and Auditor Brumbaugh depart Tuesday for Columbus to join the annual state meeting of mayors and delegates to discuss municipal finance. Stolberg names J. J. Robinson Hoy Welshimer Adam Oberlin N A Shook Dr James Fraunfelter Charles Kumps Benjamin F Faust J H Kenny C T Herbruck J A Starret as Canton representatives. delegates pay their own expenses.
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Stolberg
Brumbaugh
Columbus
J. J. Robinson
Hoy. Welshimer
Adam Oberlin
N. A. Shook
James Fraunfelter
Charles Kumps
Benjamin F. Faust
J. H. Kenny
C. T. Herbruck
J. A. Starret
Canton
Wife seeks divorce from husband after brief marriage
Bernice Boyle files suit for divorce in common pleas court against Harry K. Boyle whom she married last February. She cites extreme cruelty as the ground and says she now lives with her mother in Alliance.
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Bernice Boyle
Common Pleas
Harry K. Boyle
Mrs. Boyle
Alliance
Funeral for Samuellb Musset in Essex Island
One hundred fifty descendants attended the funeral of Samuellb Musset who died on Merzen island Essex aged ninety.
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London
Samuellb. Musset
Merzen Island
Essex
Weather forecast notes warm trend into Tuesday
Government weather page reports warmer conditions likely by Tuesday with mild tonight. Data shows temperature high around 30 degrees and overnight lows near 20, with additional notes about conditions and forecasts for the near term.
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Dancer
H Kiosterman
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Mayor and Water Committee
NEWB
Miller- Blanchards
Blanchard
Ralph Whitaker
Doc” Blanchard
Dr Blanchard
Pennsylvania
Whitaker
Courist
Zollinger
Goldberg Confectionary
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