Teachers Fight Over Civil Service Plan At Ohio Convention
At Cedar Point the Canton school leaders and Canton Central high principal clashed with Miss Maude Moore and Miss Emily Wheeler backed by Supt Baxter and Dean Minnich over a push to place teachers under civil service. Moore’s resolution to legislate civil service faced an unfriendly vote, triggering parliamentary controversy as factions pressed for or against school official representation.
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Miss Moore
Cedar Point
Baxter
Canton la Supt
Miss Maude M
John K. Baxter
Canton Hools
Frederick
Cleveland
H. ©. Mineh
Athens Noval College
F. Mllion
Canton Central High School
Maudesore
Emily ‘Heeler
Sio
Frederck
Dean Minnich
Ohio
Shelton
Miss Wheeler
O. F. Carpenter
Weston
Eneon
Maude Moore
Resolutions Committee
Association
H. C. Minnich
Athens Normal College
School Board Sets Friday Meeting on Gibbs Ward Site
The board of education will hold a special Friday session to open bids and finalize the Gibbs NE ward school contract. President Lehman announced A B Clark would fill L P D Yost’s vacancy on the building committee and discuss central high school site location with Clark Webber and Wise.
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Board of Education
Gibbs
New Ward
Lehman
A. B. Clark
L. P. D. Yost
Yost
Clark, Webber and Wise
Central High School
Clark
License renewals not delayed by Stark Co board says Witter
Stark County License Commissioner Witter stated the board has not set a renewal date and has received no indication that licenses will be withheld until after the upcoming election. He noted the Nov 5 deadline to front licenses and denied any political motive or guidance to delay applications.
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Witter
Stark Co
Cox
Cleveland
Weather forecast and eye examination ad
The notice previews fair weather for today and Friday. It also advertises eye examinations using eye drops by Geo. Double Manufacturing Opticians at 130 Pittay Street.
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Geo
Double Manufacturing Opticians
Pietay S
Pennsy Suit Alleges Signalman Caused Alliance Train Crash
Peter Cooper of Alliance sues the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. for 10125 damages. He says a flagman at Rockhill crossing signaled him to cross in a buggy, and a train struck as he was on the tracks. Attorney H. H. Emmons filed the suit.
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Peter Cooper
Alliance
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Rockhill
H. H. Emmons
English scientist trains fly to haul miniature wagon
An English scientist showed a fly could pull a tiny wagon up to 170 times its own weight, illustrating remarkable strength in small organisms.
Five Hurt When Coach Overturns on Train
A coach overturning injured five people with one woman rushed to Canton for treatment. A physician aboard the train aided victims as rescue crews responded to the incident.
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Canton
Derailment Injures Eleven on B. and O. Branch Line
A coach attached to an engine on the B and O branch between Magnolia and Sandyville derailed after track conditions deteriorated. Eleven people were seriously injured and seven received minor bruises as the milk and passenger train overturned. Names include Jesse McCreery and Mrs. William McDonald among the injured.
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Magnolia
Sandyville
Jesse McCreery
William McDonald
Chester Corbitt
Chester Campbell
Wylie Gordon
Seventeen-Year-Olds Implicated In City Wine Room Probe
Sheriff Oberlin and city officials plan a strict inquiry into alleged illegal liquor sales near Meyers lake and into immoral conditions in wine rooms and chop suey joints. Eight girls aged 16 to 20 were arrested on suspicion and loitering charges, with testimony expected to prompt further arrests. Some were sent to workhouses, while others were placed under probation or parental disposition.
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Meyers Lake
Manderbaugh
Mevers Lake
Kunkel
Leona Hardesty
Bordner
Bondsmen surrender saloonist to sheriff in Massillon
Henry Williams, Massillon saloon keeper, was surrendered to Sheriff Oberlin by his bondsmen and jailed. Williams was arrested for liquor law violation and released on bond after being bound over to probate court. His sureties said they learned he planned to flee the country.
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Henry Williams
Massillon
Oberlin
Williams
Officials to Confer on N O T Trackage Plans
The Central Labor Union and business leaders meet Thursday to discuss N O T interurban routes through the square and a new terminal on Courtay NW. A committee will confer with council to seek a compromise preserving unloading at the terminal while routing trains via the square.
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Council
Te Fen
Ge Commerce
Crveng
Central Labor
Courtay
Central Labor Union
William Horden
Fred H. Mausman
Frank Ballard
Nard Pianos Durable for Home and Studio
The Klein & Heffelman Co. promotes Nard pianos noted for durability and quality for home use and professional studios. The advertisement highlights dependable construction and lasting value for serious musicians and owners seeking reliable instrument investment.
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de Klein & Heffelman Co
Ten girls graduate seven years housekeeping course in St Louis
Ten girls completed a seven year housekeeping course in St Louis and received diplomas certifying they are perfectly fitted for domestic science applied.
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St. Louis
Klein & Heffelman Co. Ad Promotes Oak Swing Deal
Advertisement notes a 4 Poor Oak Swing valued at 82.25 with regular price 3. Friday only price 2.25. Details from Klein and Heffelman Co. ad.
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The
Klein & Heffelman Co
Barber shops to close Saturday advertise Fri night hours
Notice states all barber shops will be closed Saturday and open Friday night until 10 30 p m Advt 2 3.
Tin Workers To Meet With Co officials
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers on strike at Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet mill will meet Pittsburgh company officials Thursday night. J Th Himes to represent Carnahan Co with Evan Lloyd the men. Both sides withhold policy details. Meeting follows Atlantic City talks that failed to reach an agreement. Local situation unchanged.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
Charges Withdrawn Against Theater Manager
Complaints filed by Fire Chief Mesnar against Fred Sehram manager of the Orpheum theater for disposal of rubbish were withdrawn Thursday. Sehram is said to have complied with the chief's request and cleaned the premises.
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Mesnar
Fred Sehram
Orpheum Theater
Sehtram
Farmer Seeks $200 Damages Over Colt Death
Walter Kandell presents to county commissioners a formal claim for 200 dollars after his colt died when it fell into an excavation on the township road between Plato and Lake streets. Commissioners have taken no action.
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Walter Kandell
Plain-to
Lake-to
Canton and Cleveland M. B. A. Will Play July Fourth
Canton and Cleveland M. B. A. will play Saturday morning July 4th on Waco field. The game starts at 10 a m sharp and is billed as a real ball game. Admission is 15 cents, ladies free.
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Canton & Cleveland
Waco Field
Wires Electric Meter Charged Against W A McCrea
Two affidavits filed against W A McCrea of the Barnett Hotel allege he wired the electric meter to understate usage. The Canton Electric Co says taps bypassed part of the feed and the meter near the Barnett Hotel did not record electricity used by Progressive Printing and adjoining rooms.
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W. A. McCrea
Barnett Hotel
Canton Electric Company
Progressive Printing Company
Electric Company
W. A. Merea
Printing Company
Missing Detroit river body linked to Patmont case
Canton friends of Rev Louis R Patmont learn of a body found in the Detroit river foot of First Street. Police say an unidentified man bound with rope was murdered with pockets emptied and no ID. Patmont was known as a dry champion and remains missing since June 15.
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Canton
Louis R Patmont
Detroit
Dredging Bid Opens for West Creek Basin Project
Bids were opened at noon Thursday for dredging the west creek basin through city park land. The contract awaits award after the board of control meets Friday morning. Philadelphia plans a trade school for girls.
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West Creek
Board of Control
Real Fire Fighting Prevents Big Blaze
Firemen contained a large warehouse fire between 10th Street and Pennsylvan ia tracks and near Cherry Avenue SE. Simon Paracoza and several boarders leaped from a second story window to escape flames, losing valuables as fire teams saved two Aberstine warehouses and hundreds of barrels. Damage expected under 50 dollars.
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H. Aberstine
10Th-St SE
Nigit
Pennsylvania Tracks
Cherry-av SE
10Th-St
L12th-st
Simon Paracoza
Paracoza
Mesnar
Uberstine
Aberstine
Forest Service sets out over 858000 trees in Utah Idaho
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a large tree-planting drive on national forests in Utah and southern Idaho. Workers plant more than 858000 saplings to restore forested areas and support reforestation goals across the region.
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Utah
Idaho
Fisherman's Friday Special Casting Rods Ad
Fisherman shop promotes casting rods at 81.00 as a Friday special. Klein and Heffelman Company advertisement features the deal indicating sports gear sale and local retailer promotion.
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Fisherman's
Klein & Heffelman Co
Briar Brae Athletic Club Schedule Confusing Phrase
Fragmentary notice indicates closures and events at Briar Brae related to a Saturday and Thursday schedule. The text mentions grocery stores meat markets and a misila park but provides no clear dates or locations. Further readable details are missing to form a complete item.
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Joon
Death of Charles F. Zerbe Deputy City Auditor
Charles F. Zerbe aged 33 died at his home after a year long illness from complications. He served as deputy city auditor since 1910 and previously worked 15 years as a watchmaker for the Dueber Co. He was a member of Macabees Reindeers Jewelers’ Society Trinity Reform Church and is survived by his wife, daughter Gladys, a brother Deverlant and sister Mary Zerbe of Canton.
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Charles F. Zerbe
Navarrerd SW
Zerbe
Navarre
George Zerbe
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Co
The
Maccabees, Order of Reindeers
Jewelers’ Beneficial Society
Trinity Reformed Church
Gladys Zerbe
Deverlant, Zerbe
Mary Zerbe
Canton
Wall Collapse Sues for Five Thousand Dollars
Charles Brown sues Dr. Marcus M. Catlin for 5312 alleging permanent injuries from a wall collapse during remodeling of the old Baptist church owned by Catlin. Attorneys Bon Amerman and Mills represent Brown.
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Charles Brown
Marcus M. Catlin
Old Baptist Church
Catlin
Bon- Amerman & Mills
Want Ad Columns Reveal Housing and Patronage Options
The passage promotes using Want Ad Columns to find ideal lodging or paying patrons for a house. It suggests clear, concrete ad notices to negotiate room, meals, and treatment, noting free storage of articles until fall and that estimates are provided by Klein and Heffelman Co.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
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Eleanor Ann Siebert
Quincy
Mass
Oklahoma
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Aleanor Ann Siebert
T. L. Oddie
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Moore
Ralph Oberlin
Gilcrest
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Marie Young
Bertha Natzel
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Lillian Nordyke
Hilda Menke
Nordyke
Waynesburg
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Helen Staudt
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J. TH. Himes
Carnahan Co
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