Dr. Dalinden Resigns Canton City Health Officer Post
Dr. Frank H. Dalinden announces he tendered his resignation as Canton city health officer to the mayor on July 1 and will leave August 1 to devote more time to his general medical practice. He denies demands or rumors of impropriety and says the weak pay prompted his departure. The mayor confirms the resignation when asked.
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Enies
Frank H. Dalinden
Dallinden
Canton
Enol
DaHinden
Dr. DaHinden
Gibbs Avenue School Building Bid Opens At New Castle
New Castle board of education opened bids for the Gibbs Avenue school building and Canton district machinery. Seven bids were submitted for the general contract with electrical, plumbing, heating and ventilating. The lowest composite bid totaled 58 560 dollars, exceeding the estimated 55 000 dollars.
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Board of Education
Central High School
Gibbs Av NE
Canton
Han
Whitacre Meets Warnes Law On Tax Board Hearing
Rep J J Whitacre appeared before the county tax board to explain Whitacre Fireproofing Co relief claim. After he left the board he said the voluntary return was fair and no change was needed. Commissioner Moore noted property outside Starkco that may warrant a reduction and Whitacre showed taxes paid in other counties bearing on the return.
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Whitacre
Warnes
County Tax Board
The
Whitacre Fireproofing Co
Starkco
Moore
Grand Jury to Probe Alleged Immorality at Meyers Lake
City and county officials announce a grand jury probe into alleged immoral conditions at Meyers lake with focus on operations outside Canton. Sheriff Oberlin and Prosecutor Pontius vow to uncover illegal acts and seek full evidence as soon as the jury convenes likely July 13.
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Meyers Lake
Grand Jury
Canton
Oberlin
Grand
Pontius
McKinley Club Splits as Spalding Backs Challenge
Dr. S J Spalding, president and nominee for county chairmanship, accuses the McKinley Club of slighting the party and plans to oppose Sponseller and the county organization. Sponseller refuses to withdraw, declaring his bid for a second term. The factional clash centers on control of Stark County Republican leadership and party rules.
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McKinley Club
Central Committee
S. J. Spalding
Niles A. Sponseller
Spaulding
Sponseller
Stark Ce
Dr. Spaulding
Hershberger Convicted of Attempt After Not Guilty Verdict
In Stark County a jury found Ence Hershberger guilty of attempting to commit a crime against a 5 year old girl, though he was not guilty of the charged offense. The judge accepted the verdict, noting such a finding falls within the jury’s power and could lead to imprisonment rather than workhouse under the indictment.
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Stark Co
Ence Hershberger
Tuscara Wasco
Conta Sues For $2000 Over False Arrest
Conta filed suit in common pleas court Friday against Eli Bordean seeking $2,000 damages for false arrest. He alleges Bordean caused his arrest on a charge of stealing $614. Estates: George Kitzmiller with Henry Sponseller as administrator. Frederick C. Bischoff with S. S. Lipely as administrator.
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Parasiiva Conta
Common Pleas Court
Eli Bordean
Conta
Bordean
George Kitzmiller
Henry Sponseller
Frederick C. Bischoff
S. S. Lipely
Manufacturers and Tin Plate Men Hit Wage Dispute
Negotiations continue in Pittsburgh between Amalgamated Association officials and Carnahan Tin Plate mill representatives over extra pay for iron above 14 and a half square feet. Independent mills are represented. Briar Hill Youngstown signed earlier. Evan Lloyd leads local men as talks aim to settle the long standing wage footnote dispute. Minor mill work and coal union social noted amid the conference.
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Amalgamated Association
Iron and Tin Mill
Sesson
Pittsburgh
Carnahan Tin
Uldnicht
J. H. Hines
Carnahan Mill
Iron
Briar Hill Steel Mill
Youngstown
Evan Lloyd
Caranahan
Ccal Union
Weather Forecast and Barber Shops Notice
Government forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. Also notes all barber shops will close Saturday and stay open Friday night until 10:50 PM.
Atty James A Jeffers Named Land Examiner
Atty James A Jeffers was appointed title examiner for the common pleas court under the Torrens land law. Probate Judge Krichbaum expects another examiner. County officials differ on whether suits filed before July 1 for legal real estate sales must be Torrens registered.
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Atty
James A. Jeffers
Common Pleas Court
Torrens Land Law
Krichbaum
Clerk of Courts
Kirk
Bartholomew Divorce Suit Filed for Drunkenness and Neglect
Rose E. Bartholomew filed suit Friday for divorce from Royal W. Bartholomew on grounds of drunkenness and neglect. Attorney W. M. Roach represented the petitioner.
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Rose E. Bartholomew
Royal W. Bartholomew
W. M. Roach
Jailyard Ice Cream Festival Raffle Promoted by Sheriff
County jail ledger notes a Sunday school fundraiser hosted by Sheriff Oberlin on the jail lawn this Saturday afternoon and evening. Each ticket admits one person to a jail tour during the event. Proceeds benefit authorized jail programs.
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Oberlin
Horder
Ady
Strikers At McLain Plant Back At Work
The strike of 25 moulders at the J. H. McLain Co ended Friday after four months as differences were adjusted. They return to work Monday with any articles of agreement not disclosed. Meanwhile a strike involving moulders at Novelty Iron Co continues with no immediate settlement expected.
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J. H. McLain Co
Novelty Iron Co
Masonic Notice Special at Wm. McKinley Lodge
Friday evening at 7 o clock July 3 the lodge will work the E A and MM degrees with J H Tud ball and W H Rowe acting as secretary Adv Empire Gallery. The lodge room will be open all day on the Fourth at 230 Market av S Adv
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Empire Gallery
Market Ay
Wm. McKinley Lodge
A. M
J. H. Tudball
W. H. Rowe
John J. Snyder Dies at Home in Stark County
John Jacob Snyder sixty six longtime Stark County farmer and president of the Stark Co Agricultural Society died Thursday at his home near Paris after a long heart ailment. He had been ill for some time and had recently returned home from a local hospital.
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John Jacob Snyder
Stark-co Agricultural Society
Stark Co
Partard
Paris
O. Snyder
Snyder
Libr
Stark-Co
Stark-Co Agricultural
Akron transfer privileges up for reconsideration
After a three hour debate on interurban routing and the proposed N O T terminal the Canton council set a 4 30 Friday meeting to prepare recommendations for next Mondays session. The chamber backed plan would remove interurbans from the public square and a long petition with 3330 signatures urged the change. Frank DeCorps urged Canton transfers if Akron gains them.
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N.O.T
N. O. Pr
Henry W. Harter
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Chamber
William Allardice
Canton
Alton
Akron
Frank DeCorps
New Berlin
Canton Council
Kent Claims Board Must Pay Water Rent in Court Fight
City officials clash over water charges for Canton public vessels with Kent vowing to hire Hogan’s assistant to pursue a lawsuit. City Solicitor Ruff opposes payment except for Clarendon Ave school, stating firm intent to fight in court. Ad for Klein's Quality Shop follows the legal items.
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Kent
Board of Education
Canton
Vesoels
Atty
General Hogan
Ruff
Hogan
Columbus
Service Department
Warren G Harding Visits Canton on Senate Campaign Stop
Former lieutenant governor and Republican Senate candidate Warren G Harding spent a brief layover in Canton on Friday. He toured the court house, met local leaders, and said the trip was a business layover to gauge Republican momentum statewide ahead of a fall victory.
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Warren Gg, Trarding
U. 5
Canton
Worker Injured Carrying Tie at Marketay 8
Austin Quinn employed by NS Co. fell while carrying a wooden tie on Marketay 8 Thursday night and fractured the large bone in his right leg near the lip. The tie was taken to Ingleside hospital where he was attended by Dr. A. C. Brant.
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Austin Quinn
NS Co
Marketay
Ingleside Hospital
Dre. A.C. Brant
Brant
Retail Merchants Meeting Postponed to Friday Evening
Due to stores remaining open this evening the Retail Merchants' association meeting is postponed until Friday evening, July 190. J. H. Colliflower, Sec Adv.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
J. H. Colliflower
Sec.—Advt
Wreck Victims Improve After Canton Train Crash
Injured in the B and O passenger wreck between Magnolia and Sandyville Thursday morning were reported improving Friday. Undertaker Jesse McCreery and Mrs. William McDonald of Magnolia sustained serious injuries. McCreery with a brain base fracture and head and body injuries, McDonald with a badly lacerated head and ear loss. Mrs McDonald remained semi conscious at Aultman Hospital as others recover. Railway officials investigated and an unofficial report blamed spreading rails for the wreck.
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Magnolia
Sandyville
Jesse McCreery
William McDonald
McCreery
Leellider
Cleveland
Canton
100 Percent Increase in Corporation Values
Stark county tax figures released Friday show 77 large corporations reporting a 100 percent gain in value under the Warnes law, with total valuation rising from 4.49 million to 8.86 million. Tax officials caution that these firms are among the county’s largest, and overall gains for the remaining 330 firms will temper the average. Officials predict lower tax rates across most districts, as larger increases skew the totals. The article notes further tabulation continues and references Klein's Quality specials as an advertisement at the end.
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Stark Co
Moore
Budget Commission
Charles M. Luthy
Warnes
Tn Canton
Luthy
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