Water study and expert sought by East End council
East End council debates funding a water study and hiring an expert to tackle the Cleveland water issues. Finance and water committees favor expert input, delaying approval while seeking qualifications and costs. Some oppose, arguing the $6000 should drill wells and remove iron before hiring a consultant.
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Buchman
Lloyd
Harbert
En Becker
Keplinger
Becker
Kepingey
Expo Council
Cleveland
Salary Clashes as Council Plans to Rewrite Building Code
The council will reject the building code in its present form and push amendments after review by the code commission. Objections focus on a $2600 building inspector salary and the plan to delay enforcement until January. The code aims to regulate all city buildings, improving safety and fire protection, and spans about 200 pages to be submitted in two weeks.
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Building Code Commission
Italian saloonist goes to workhouse after sentencing
Tony Disimone, saloon keeper at Rucker and Cherry streets, was sentenced Tuesday by Judge Quinn to 20 days in the workhouse and a $50 fine. Testimony alleged he harbored many foes at his establishment. The sentence was set to run until Saturday.
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Tony Disimone
Koeper
Rucker
Drunkenness Charge Arraignment With Suspended Sentence
Rosella Buta appeared before Police Judge Quinn on a drunkenness charge. The defendant posted a bond of 241 dollars and received a suspended sentence. A related note mentions plans for a new 400000 dollar Lackawanna railroad station in N J.
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Rosella Buta
Quinn
Daily News
Huta
Mayor Aims to Buy Abandoned Factory for City Hospital
Mayor Turnbull plans to present to the board of health a proposal to purchase an abandoned brick two story building near Stark Siding for about 2000 to convert into a municipal hospital and potential smallpox facility. Council approved up to 5000 in bonds to establish a detention hospital.
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Turnbull
Board of Health
We City
Stark Electric
Smallpox Hospital
Horse hits streetcar injures four in city crash
Charles Davis and Miss Shull suffered injuries after the horse Davis drove bolted near South and Marion streets, throwing Davis from the buggy and fracturing several ribs. Davis was returning home from Aultman hospital where his wife is. Dr. Lamont treated Davis and Shull. both are expected to recover. Burglars broke into the Orpheum theater, ransacking the ticket office but taking nothing.
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Charles Davis
Tuscarawassi
Orpneum
Women urged to back charter for city welfare and homes
The piece argues that the new city charter strengthens public and child welfare, including a public home for orphans and the poor, with taxation powers to fund these aims. It urges women to vote for the charter and participate in the July 15 poll, highlighting philantropy in Canton and promoting moving pictures at the Grand theater.
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Cora Rackle
Mary
Associated Charisties
Commission
Wom
Board of Health
Muatel
Nuiwan Lsery
Harmony Attacks Private School Board Caucus Plan
Harmony confronted the school board criticizing private caucus sessions held before meetings. He refused to attend, arguing the normal public meeting should reveal all decisions. Supt Baxter reported that two portable buildings at Dueber were found not portable and questioned district proper locations.
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Voard of Education
John €. Harmony
Ambers
Board of Education
Baxter
Dueber
Yankee Widow Marries Prince in London Surprise Union
London July 1 The marriage of Mrs Joseph Stickney a wealthy New York widow to Prince Lymon Faucigny Lucinge, a French nobleman, stunned society friends who had bets on Frank Hitchcock or Louis Bruiguterre as her next husband. The couple wed quietly, ending speculation.
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London
Joseph Stic
New York
Prince Lymon Faucigny-Lucinge
NY Attendees Hear Charter at Gordon Rubber Co Meeting
About 150 workmen attended the noon meeting at Gordon Rubber Co to discuss the charter. Speakers HW Hi Timken and J A Robinson presented the charter, answered questions, and were met by applause from the crowd indicating strong sentiment for reharter.
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Gordon Rubber Co
HW. Hi. Timken
J. A. Robinson
A. E. Gordon
Canton Plans Dance Night to Rent Auditorium
Turnbull and Safety Director Dunwoodie announced that municipal dances cannot be held due to funds but a dance will proceed Thursday night at the Auditorium. They would rent the building from the service department with receipts covering rent and expenses, directing any profits to the city fund. Harbert supported the plan, stating approval from the mayor and himself.
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Turnbull and Safety
Dunwoodie
Serview
Harbert
Nicipal Jances
Service Department
Harberton
East Ohio Fights Tax Valuation Increase in Columbus
East Ohio Gas and Canton area service representatives pressed the state tax commission in Columbus to curb a proposed tax valuation rise. The firm now pays taxes on a $21,848,040 valuation. no figures on the new proposed amount were released. J J Monahan of Cleveland acted as tax agent and questioned the basis for the higher valuation.
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East Ohio Gas Company
Canton
State Tax Commission
Columbus
Ailson J. J. Monahan
Cleveland
New White Potatoes Sold Directly By Weight
Adv indicates Lebtherman-Gehman Co offers fresh white potatoes at 60 cents per bushel by weight at 14 E. Tuscaranas Street with phone 674. Also promotes moving pictures of the Fourth of July parade and related events at the Grand tomorrow.
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Advt
Letherman-Gehman Co
Tuscaranas St
Adv
Repair Street at Lake Junction Sparks City Action
Councilman Claude Keplinger criticized the new West Tuscara paving for holes and moved a resolution to have the service director repair it at once, which was adopted. Bolivar resident D Sarah M Palmer died at Mercy Hospital from complications of diseases, survived by her 56 year old mother. services set with Rev Manchester at Maurer home and Bolivar cemetery.
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Claude Keplinger
West Tuscara
Lake Jet
Bolivar
D. Sarah M. Palmer
Mercy Hospital
C. E. Manchester
J. L. Maurer
Chity
Holivar
Daily News vacation circulation offer and event notice
The Daily News advertises summer mail delivery via Circulation Dept and a phone contact for subscription. A local note mentions a meeting at Red Men hall related to Haymakers with companions invited. unclear details include names like C.J. Santa Ce.
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Daily News
Dereto
Red Men
Mipanions
C.J. Santa Ce
Governor weighs special session over home rule and ballot
Governor Cox awaits General Hogan before deciding on a special session to reconcile the home rule amendment with Graves' ruling that the non partisan ballot is ineffective. Hogan is in Cincinnati. meetings announced around Went Tuscarawas, East Tuscarawas, Marion, Fifth and Gibb streets, Lake Junction, with no Wednesday night event due to the circus.
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Cox
Ato Aily
Hogan
Secretary of State
Graves
Lickingee
Cincinnati
Tuscarawas Street
East Tusarawas
Bridge
Marion
Gibb
Charles Market
North Cherry
Lake Junction
Elevator Shaft Fall Hurts Teen at Hornet House
Raymond Metcalf seventeen fell from the third floor shaft while lowering an elevator at the Hornet house. He suffered a broken wrist fractured ribs and facial injuries but survived after transport to Mercy hospital. An examination by Dr Beatty found non fatal injuries and the event prompted investigation into the machine's operation.
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Hornet House
Raymond Metcalf
Mercy Hospital
Miller-tat Lance
Beatty
Metcalf
Metall
Enthusiastic Meeting On Charter Held at Diamond
An enthusiastic Diamond meeting debated charter adoption for home rule and municipal government. Speakers Including Kant Tuann, Herman Wit Loren Sowers urged nonpartisan reform and urged policies limiting partisan influence in elections.
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Diamond
Mil Kant Tuann
Herman Wit Loren Sowers
Autoist Saves Freeburg From Devastating Fire
A blaze destroyed Freeburg’s general store and adjacent barn overnight, with residents and a passing autoist using help from Alliance to halt spread. The store, barn, and a few cattle buildings burned, with losses estimated between 4000 and 10000 dollars. Sixteen chickens perished in the barn, and officials suspect incendiary origins though a bonfire in the area complicates the cause.
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Freeburg
Canton
Alliance
War & Mann
George Leat
Preeburg
Lettham
Tulle
Darang
Presburg Tring
Welle Vo Deny
Alleance Thre
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