Court Declines Temporary Injunction In Education Contract Case
Judge Ambler refused to grant a temporary injunction in a suit by Celsus Pomerene to block the board of education from awarding a contract to George White & Son for a new Gibbs-ard school building. Mandamus action by Dawson Con tion Co. seeks to compel reaction and add the contract to its case. Heat and a half holiday marked the day with crowds in Canton.
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Day
R. S. Ambler
Celsus Pomerene
Board of Education
George White & Son
Gibbs-ard
Dawson Conction Co
Pittsburgh
Daw
Brick rescue plan for West End Road under review
County commissioners consider allowing limited use of wire cut rejected brick to avoid delays on Wooster road. President Stoner says the contract is stalled due to rejected brick, tests and a new supply required. Officials from the brick company will meet with commissioners to propose hiring two men to sort usable material and inspectors to exclude questionable bricks.
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Wooster Road
Stoner
The
Weather and notices in local brief for Catlin area
Fair tonight and Thursday forecast with local temperatures. Potato special offers fancy white new potatoes at 1.20 per bushel delivered to consumers. Leatherman and Gehman Co advertise alacarte and regular meal service at the Catlin Adv. Phones 574.
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Letherman & Gehman Co
Ady
Catlin
Letherman & Gehman'v. Ad
Beeds for Four of Five School Site Lots Secured
Deeds for four of the five school site lots are held by the board of education and payment made to former owners. A fifth deed is being prepared, with completion expected Wednesday night. Two remaining lots wait on negotiations. The board plans to discuss building plans and hire an architect once the site is secured, with excavation likely only next fall.
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Board of Education
Divorce suits filed by Clara Shipbaugh and Grace Miller
Clara Shipbaugh filed for divorce from Grant Shipbaugh on grounds of drunkenness and neglect. John H. Miller sued Grace Miller alleging neglect. Both suits were filed Tuesday afternoon by attorney J. A. Burris.
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Clara Shipbaugh
Grant Shipbaugh
John H. Miller
Grace Miller
Atty
J. A. Burris
Angels Threaten Passers in County Square
County commissioners plan an immediate inspection of four large trumpet bearing angel statues on the courthouse tower after a climber warned they could topple in high winds. If loose, the board will secure them and arrange for touch up next spring to remove weathering and soil.
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Court House Tower
Pres. Stoner
City health officer candidates face state grading panel
Eleven sets of examination papers from local physicians are sent to state experts for blind grading. The civil service commission will receive the top three ranked applicants and the board of health will select the new health officer by August, with a possible decision at the next meeting.
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New City
Board of Health
Civil Service Commission
Mayor Stolberg
Steam shovel in hands of court receiver puzzled by operation
John Alexander, bailiff in Judge Day’s court, holds a large steam shovel as receiver in the Wertz vs Cable case. He cannot start or use it and says it would be useful only as a wheelbarrow. Alexander posted a $1000 bond as receiver.
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John Alexander
Alexander
Cincinnati rider Harry Stein killed by train on motorcycle
Harry Stein, aged twenty two, was killed when a train struck his motorcycle at a crossing in Cincinnati. Police investigated the collision and notified his family. The accident halted traffic briefly as authorities documented the scene.
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Cincinnati
Harry Stein
Not Interurbans Bound To Leave Square
A report describes North Ontario Transit interurbans forcing a path off a city square by pulling down rope fences and dragging sections around the corner. By standers escaped injury as the motorman sped away leaving the damaged barrier and a startled horse. An ad for Geo Double Co. opticians follows with church festival and Catlin meals noted.
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Massillon
Tev
Ready to Prosecute New Haven Ready to Prosecute New Haven
Government resumes Sherman anti trust case against New Haven rail line after late surrender by directors. McReynolds and aides prepare papers for dissolution suit and criminal actions to be filed in federal court in southern New York. A federal grand jury will convene in New York in August to hear charges.
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United Press
Washington
New Haven
New England
McReynolds
Wilson
Federal District Court
New York
Department of Justice
N O T Declines Franchise and Battles Terminal Plan
The N O T rejects the council ordinance for universal transfers and a Canton terminal in the T K Harris building. Attorneys object to fire hazards and argue the plan may create a fire trap with a 12 foot arcade and narrow waiting room as the public utilities commission weighs legality and safety.
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Charles Currie
NO. T
Atty
Clarence Herbruck
Currie
Public Utilities Commission
N. C
Traction Bulletin
Commis
Harter
Henry Harter
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Atty. Herbruck
Market Ar N
T. K. Harris
Caillaux Defense Wins In Murder Trial Opening
In Paris Caillaux defense secures a government denial of Moroccan scandal papers. Labori claims victory as Caillaux challenges opposition to his patriotism and republican aims amid a heated trial for Gaston Calmette’s murder.
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William Philip Simms
United Press
Paris
Maitre
Labori
Capt
Dreyfus
Mme
Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Herbaux
Agadir
Friends of
Calmette
Notice of Completion of Stark County Tax List 1914
The District Board of Assessors for Stark County Ohio announces the 1914 tax lists are complete and open for inspection at the Court House Canton. Complaints against valuations or assessments will be heard by the District Board of Complaints starting August 1 1914 with daily sessions as set by the State Tax Commission. Certificates of assessment can be furnished upon request with postage. Oscar M Abt Milton C Moore District Board of Assessors for Stark County Adgt July 21 to Aug 1.
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Stark County
District Board of Assessors
Court House
Canton
Ohio
Tax Commission of Ohio
District Board of Complaints
State Tax Commission
Oscar M. Abt
Milton C. Moore
Canton's Youngest Con Man Aged 9 Scores $20
Probation officer Bordner labels James Conides nine Canton's youngest con man. He earned $20 Tuesday by a street game played on rural visitors to Canton. A Greek shoe shine boy escorted the takings to the bank with the leather bag.
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James Conides
Canton
Bordner
Detroit Minister Patmont Vanishes After Train Escape
Rev Louis R Patmont a Detroit pastor remains missing after slipping from a Milwaukee bound train carrying him from Rib Lake Wis to Detroit Authorities and local church workers search Michigan and Wisconsin for the preacher who reportedly escaped with a detective and companions The pastor’s friend Rev Claud Witty says Patmont is insane but will return home once rational Patmont’s escape is described as a strange tale with a missing minister to be continued on Page Four.
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Louis R. Patmont
Rib Lake
Wis
Detroit
Michigan
Wisconsin
Patmont
Louis R. Patment
Claud Witty
Rev
Witty
Milwaukee
Kev
A. Y. Malcolmson
Boersig
Patment
Four Horses and Hay Burned in Louisville Area Barn Fire
A barn three miles east of Louisville owned by Henry C. Frye burned down on Tuesday night. Four horses and a calf perished. Thirty eight loads of hay and Frye’s wheat crop, farming machinery, and more were lost. The total damage runs to several thousand dollars.
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Henry C. Frye
Louisville
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Nimisila Park
SAY
Cleveland
Harris
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State Commission
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T.K. Harris
Stolberg
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