Chamber of Commerce backs big movement in Stark county
The Retail Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce directors backed a plan to hire a government appointed farm advisor for Stark county farmers. The expert will travel countywide, assist with crop failures, farm planning, machinery, and organize farmers institutes, with funding split between government and local farmers groups.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
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Stark Co
Chamber of
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Choctaw Sunk After Lake Huron Collision
The eight steamship Choctaw of Cleveland sinks off Presque Isle after colliding with Wahtonkan. All 15 crew members are rescued by Wahtondah and brought to port. The Choctaw, a 2000 ton coal carrier, entered Lake Huron with a Cleveland voyage on a foggy July night. Captain A. Fox of Mt Clemens was in command.
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Lake Huron
Kes A. Fox
Mt. Clemens
Court Upholds Disney Ordinance In Ul Ruling
Ashtabula Ohio July 18 Judge A Reynolds sustains a local ordinance authorizing bus service suspension and fines. The ruling enforces a 25 dollar cease fee and bond ranging from 182000 to 8000 for the transit measure amid prior police court void findings.
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Ashtabula
Fey Show Common Pleas
A. Reynolds
Disney
Dovides
Weather Forecast Mystery From An Ancient Gazette
Fragmentary weather note reports a government forecast for fair conditions across G Seb and nearby regions. The snippet mentions Conighe and Wednesd but lacks full dates or details, leaving a vague, era-tinged forecast.
Rockefeller in It Not With This Man
In Lima on July 15 an Italian named Giovanni becomes the first patient at the new Lima state hospital for the criminal insane. The $2,600,000 structure is described as the largest and best equipped of its kind with a sizable staff and an expensive dining room. Giovanni was sent here from Maryville after being charged with murder.
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Mno
U.S
America
Giovanni
Howe Bital
Marynville
Lansing
Cornish
Wilson
White House
Germany
New Hampshire
Washington
Brelow
Ofek
Berlin
U. S
City debated Market Avenues widening plan and costs
The council reviewed Sarver's plan to widen Market Ave from Reynoldson to Pennsylvania railroad by 69 feet with brick paving and lighting. City would pay about 80 percent plus roughly 15000 for land south of Reynoldson, totaling around 960,000 under existing terms, with an alternate deferred payment option.
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Ardst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tange
Reynoldea
Sebrants
Reynoldeau
Peninsivania
Sarver
Ing Spavem
Canton Appropriation Ordinance Allocates 242 907 For Midyear City Bills
The Canton council approved appropriations totaling 242 907 for half the year across General, Safety, Health, Service and Waterworks funds. An extra 1 000 for the Canton Playgrounds association was authorized, with 5 000 in service funds to cover labor under the eight hour law. Councilman Sehrantz criticized election expense sharing and noted city coverage of election board costs for county and local races, citing a 6 600 balance in service funds and a 2 000 deficit in Safety funds.
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Neral
Service Department
Migster
Kouncilman Sehrantz
Maanee
Schrantz
Canton
Navarre
Maximo
Election Board
County Election Costs Spark Debate Over City Funding
Cantons officials clash over who should pay election expenses. Clerk Shaut and council members argue the present law unfairly shifts county costs onto city taxpayers. City funds cover printing, clerks, and canvassers even for purely county or state elections. Lawmakers plan bills to shift expenses to the county.
Edison to head naval advisory board on inventions
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announces Thomas A Edison will head a new naval advisory panel. The board seeks inventive ideas to revolutionize naval methods and will include possible members like Orville Wright Henry Ford and Alexander Graham Bell. No pay, but high consultative value.
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Wright
Ford
Maxim
Bell
Army
Navy
Washington
Thomas A Edison
Naval Advisory Board On
Daniels
Dulli
America
Navy” Department
Orville Wright
Henry Ford
Charles Stammers
John Haye Hammond
Hudson Maxim
Alexander Grahan Bell
Reverend Higby Leaves Episcopal Church for Christian Church
Reports state Rev. Higby of St Paul’s will resign from the Episcopal church and join the First Christian church. He will deliver farewell sermons, explain his reasons, and may assume a role at the Phillips Bible Institute with possible chair duties.
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Christian Church
St. Paul's
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Welshimer
Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
Episcopal Erect
Arthur W
Highy
High Church of England
DeMoulin
Nest
Phillips Bible Institute
Phillips Bible State
Rigby
Episcopal
Amerika Liner Reported Sunk Near Heligoland
London advices said the Hamburg america liner Amerika, a 13 637 ton ship interned at Hamburg, was sunk by British warships near Helgoland. Officials could not explain the London reports and the status of the vessel remains unclear.
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Robton
Hamburg
Amerika
London
Helgoland
Call for Women to Help Sew World Largest Flag
A. K. Lomady calls volunteers from G A R Spanish War Veterans and other groups to join women sewing the largest U S flag in Canton Ohio. Sessions in the auditorium will offer chances to place a stitch, with a silk flag given Thursday and a commemorative token bearing the inscription May our stitches in the largest flag bring peace.
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A. KE
Lomady
ALR
Canton
Ohio
Foxy Geese Nostalgia On Public Square
An elderly settler recalls a childhood game called Foxy Geese played on rings drawn on the ground to trap runners. He notes the penalty for leaving the path and compares it to present distractions as traffic and jaywalking chatter drift through the town square.
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Ike
Canton-Niagara
Paris
NO. T
Reinstatement Notice Served on Stolberg in Police Case
Attorneys McCarty and Whiting represent R. F. Patterson former police captain who was reinstated by the supreme court ruling and served notice on Mayor Stolberg. Patterson will reclaim his old position as others are moved to lower posts after the entry is made.
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A.M. McCarty
Julius Whiting, Jr
R. F. Patterson
Stathers
Suprems Court
Stolberg
Ruff
Jourrnal
Patterson
Pattson
Summer heat record noted by weather observer Meyer
At noon Tuesday, the highest temperature recorded by observer Meyer was 86 degrees as the mercury rose. Earlier, 89 degrees and a June 13 reading of 83 degrees were noted, with indications of regular summer weather and drying conditions for haymaking.
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Meyer
Bridge Progress Report in Sti-st NE Area
Contractor Matthew Miller oversees sub contracted work on the Tuscarawasst W bridge. The northeast wing is finished and northwest wing is under construction. The north side is to be completed and opened to traffic before work begins on the south side.
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Matthew Miller
Sti-st NE
Tuscarawasst W
Nort
Trafic
Thaw Hypnotist Declares Impact in Court
New York July 13 Harry K Thaw contends a hypnotist is an expert witness in the sanity case at the supreme court and Matteawan hearings Thaw claims witnesses say he tried to hypnotize them during the trial sparking laughter and a courtroom threat to clear.
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Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Supreme Court
Matteawan
Tin Flint
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