McFarren Snyder Enter Mayor Race as Blake Withdraws
Republican candidates J B Snyder and M F McFarren joined the mayoralty field while Justice John F Blake decided not to run. Bull Moose leaders press for a full ticket with Dr Harry A March as a mayoral candidate, as pre primary campaigning intensifies.
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J.B. Snyder
M. F. McFarren
John F. Blake
Bull Moose
Harry Aarch
T. W. Dunwoodie
J. B. Snyder
M. EB. McFarren
Dr. H. W. Faulk
I. A. Aungst
John Buchman
Claude J. Keplinger
Arline Lomady
William Volkmann
Justice J. F. Blake
Justice Blake
Bull Moose Party
Harry A. March
N O T Boy Missing Sparks Sprinkling Suit Over Dusty Tracks
The N O T faces a prolonged legal fight to compel sprinkling of its tracks in Canton after city officials began sprinkling funds when the company refused. Court actions, deadlines for filings, and potential two year delays mark the dispute as attorneys plan further moves. Also reported is a missing Russian boy Isaac Dolgove sought by his sister Mrs Esador Schumann with help from Senator Pomerene and Prosecutor Pontius. he reportedly joined his sister in the U S after landing in Buenos Aires and may have sold his ticket back toward Russia.
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Canton
N. O T
Walter S .Ruff
Serfee
State Department
Isaac Dolgove
Russia
Esador Schumann
Newtonav
Schumann
America
Buenos Aires
Argentine Republic
Pontius
Pomerene
Hiram Levan
Public Service Commission
Gobhlin
Columbus
State Plans More NC T Track Suits
The state public service commission vows full compliance to order relaying Cleveland avenue tracks. O P Gothlin says no compromise on rails, penalties loom for noncompliance, while NT company argues repairs suffice. Governor Cox may reappoint Gothlin and Hughes as terms end August.
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Cleveland Av
O. P. Gothlin
State Public Service Commission
Gothlin
Cleveland
Hogan
Public Service Commission
Cox
Hughes
Sullivan
Robinson
Gobhlin
Loan Companies Fight Indictment in Canton Area Case
The American Loan Co. of Canton leads a challenge to indictments in a county case. Four firms remain to plead after some pleaded guilty to operating without a state license, with Miller & DeLaMater of Canton and Francis Shine of Massillon plus John Sharer of Alliance still to respond. Prosecutor Pontius notes one of the four will likely plead guilty.
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Pontius
American Loan Co
Canton
Miller & DeLaMater
Francis Shine
Massillon
John
Sharer
Alliance
Local Weather Update
Fragmentary weather notes show yesterday and today readings with time marks and wind direction SSE. Limited legible data present. specific temperatures or conditions are unclear from the text.
Mrs. Sylvester P. Haren Dies at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Sylvester P. Haren aged 38 died Thursday morning at Mercy Hospital after long stomach trouble. Funeral in St. John’s Catholic Church Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Burial likely in St. John’s Cemetery. Survived by husband three children parents Mr and Mrs F J Staudt and brothers J W A Raymond and Elmer Staudt.
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Sylvester P. Haren
Mercy Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
F. J. Staudt
Raymond and
Elmer Staudt
Female Employment Discussion Friday at BMA Rooms
A discussion on female employment law is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in B M A rooms at 312 North Market. Interested persons are invited.
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North Market
Advt
Alhambra Theater
Advyt
Disbarment Proceedings Instituted
Disbarment actions were started and continued on another page as authorities pursue attorney discipline. The notice signals the formal initiation of proceedings and ongoing procedural steps.
Alliance Lawyer Temple Sentenced to Indefinite Reform School Term
After Common Pleas Judge Day sentenced A Robert Temple for embezzlement, disbarment actions were filed. A three member committee from Alliance Canton and Massillon urged an early hearing to remove him from practice. Temple, 3 years in the Stark County bar, allegedly converted 800 dollars from Helen Gaskill for a mortgage, and plans an appeal to the Court of Appeals. Execution of the sentence is stayed pending appellate review.
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Common Pleas
A. Robert Temple
Alliance
Mansfield Reformatory
George H. Clark
Canton
W. L. Hart
R. W. McCaughey
Massillon
Temple
Common Pleas Court
Helen Gaskill
Stark Co Bar
J. C. Temple
Court of Appeals
Judge Day
Geddes Sells Piedmont Cafe to William R. Simpson
William R. Simpson purchased the Budweiser cafe at 102 Piedmont Avenue NE from A I Geddes and takes charge. Simpson, a tobacco store owner with two locations, also owns the building housing the cafe. Geddes plans to return to Canton business once a new room and fixtures are secured. Price not disclosed.
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William R. Simpson
A. I. Geddes
Piedmont-ay NE
Simpson
Market Ay S
Tuscaranasst E
Geddes
Canton
Tuscarawas St E
Delmont
Let Women Smoke Says Society Leader
Mrs Blanche Heye wife of George Gustave Heye millionaire broker says smoking is not ungraceful and gives ease and comfort. She notes she began a year ago and does not smoke in public but believes hosting guests obligates a hostess to take a cigarette when served.
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New York
Blanche Heye
George Gustave Heye
Two Killed as Engine Overturns Near New Cumberland
Two Railroad workers, brakeman W. R. King of Massillon and fireman S S F Coleman of Shelby, were killed when a W & L E engine toppled after a brakeshot failure near New Cumberland south of Brewster. Engineer J J Watts of McKees Rocks sustained a broken leg and arm. The train, en route from Pittsburgh to Brewster, ran about 20 mph.
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W. R. King
Massillon
S&s
Pittsburgh
Brewster
Gine
Watts
Council resists street name reversals but backs revisions
Six councilmen heard residents criticize the city’s new street names while the council affirmed the new names with minor changes. They called for a careful revision of the house numbering system though many numbers will stay. Protests totaled 12 from 490 streets as officials urged acceptance of the changes.
Push Work to Get Street Signs Put Up This Fall
City Engineer Server will prepare a complete schedule of necessary street signs and report in a week. Service Director Harbert said bids will be advertised for, with $12,000 in the fund. The contract should be let in six weeks so signs appear at street corners this fall. Businessmen urged immediate action to retain new street names and eliminate delays.
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Harbert
Ddarbert
Council
Supreme Judge Advances Cleveland Charter Case
Supreme Judge Maurice Donahue granted permission for Attorney General Hogan to take the Cleveland charter case directly to the Supreme Court, removing the appellate court from the matter. Briefs on both sides were expected to be filed in the high court within a week.
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United Press
Columbus
Supreme
Maurice Donahue
Hogan
Cleveland Charter
Supreme Court
Ohio Metropolis Shop Employees and Excursion to Luna Park
Over 1800 workers from Canton Magsaillon Navarre and Brewster joined an excursion to Luna Park Cleveland on Wednesday. Jack Corwall was fined 25 dollars and costs by Police Judge Quinn on Thursday for selling liquor on Sunday. The charge was filed by Detective W J Osborne acting as extra officer.
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W. and L. BE
Luna Park
Cleveland
Canton
Magsaillon
Navarre
Brewster
Jack Corwall
Costa
Quinn
W J. Osborne
W H Carr to donate to playgrounds after joyride arrest
W H Carr aged sixty pleaded guilty to drunkenness after a night joy ride with Mabel Young and Grace Nelson in a taxicab. Judge Quinn suspended 10 days in the workhouse on condition Carr donate $26 to playgrounds, while Young and Nelson received suspended sentences.
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W. H. Carr
Mabel Young
Grace Nelson
Quinn
Carr
Parsifal in Three Acts at Alhambra Tonight
Alhambra Theater presents Parsifal in three acts this evening. The advertisement invites attendance and highlights the big production value. Also noted is a discussion on female employment accompanying the program.
Probe Green Act petitions probe opens amid fraud claims
Fraud allegations surround Green compensation act petitions gathered in Canton. Special Counsel Don Harter and Gov Cox will probe circulation tied to C R McCaslin of Cleveland who faces perjury charges. Canton circulators and Diebold workers are named in suspected fraud. several signers deny signing.
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Canton
Don Harter
Attorney General's Department
Stark Ce
Hogan
Cox
C. R. McCaslin
Cleveland
Cuyahogaco
Emil J. Kauffmann
Democratic Central Committee
Kauffmann
Harter
Akron
Summit Co
McCaslin
Delayed Canton Sewage Plant Plans Await State Review
The state board of health delayed issuing bonds for a new Canton sewage disposal plant for another month after condemning the present system as a health risk. An engineer will inspect Canton and report at the next meeting around August 28, with plans to bond sale possibly ordered then. Sam Patterson, 65, was recently whipped in Wilmington for wife beating.
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State Board of Health
State Health Department
Canton
State Board
Columbus
Sam Patterson
Wilmington
Del
Royal Blend Coffee Ad and Parsifal Show Ad
Market notices invite interested persons to view Royal Blend Coffee praised for its fine flavor. Tonight a three act Parsifal performance promises a big show and draws Advs. readers to attend.
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Royal Blend Coffee
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