Wood Innocent Bribery Charge to be Probed
Boston June 7 A sensational Massachusetts court episode ends with the jury declaring W M Wood innocent of complicity in the Lawrence dynamite plot. Dennis J Vilins is found guilty on all counts for planting the dynamite. The jury fails to reach a verdict on F Atteaux and remarks by Attorney H F Hurlburt claim a mistaken report about an attempted action.
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Wilson Lobby Charge Doubted by Senate Panel
Washington June 7 The Senate hearings on tariff lobbying face a setback as Senator Townsend admits no proof of Wilson led lobbying. Democrats push Walsh resolution to require proof from accused lawmakers while extending hearings and subpeonas target nearly 100 witnesses. The White House defends the president amid supportive letters from the public.
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Michigan
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Missouri
Walsh
Senate Committee
White House
Demmurs on Lackiston Case Hinder Trial Date
Prosecutor Pontius filed Saturday a demurrer to the plea in abatement in the Lackiston advertising man indictment. The matter will be argued before Judge Day Monday evening. Trial for the Blackiston case likely to start before a jury in July.
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Commons Pleas
George P. Lackiston
Blackiston
Pilon
Osnaburg Residents Plan Next Street Car Meeting
Osnaburg residents will hold another street car meeting tomorrow night as the right of way committees prepare their final reports for U T officials. Prominent resident H Abrams Darkman remains in serious condition after illness including heart trouble and dropsy.
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H. Abrams Darkman
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Attlebe
Ikman
Longtime Stark County Democrat Subscriber
Elson Vandergrift of Moultrie renewed his Daily News subscription this week. He presented a receipt dated November 1 1872 showing payment for a year’s subscription to the Stark County Democrat and has renewed annually since. He is one of the paper’s oldest subscribers.
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Elson Vandergrift
Moultrie
The
Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Inspectors Invited To Examine Ohio Rail Service Track Flaw
Article notes calls for inspectors to check Ohio rail service after state concerns over Newfoundland track repairs near Canton. N O T officials and service director dispute awareness of inspectors, while repairs continue on the North Cleveland line. Starkey and Heim families set June 17 reunion at Nimisila Park.
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Scalp Wound Saves Man Struck by Pennsylvania Engine
James Downes of Wayne hotel narrowly escaped death Friday night when a switching engine on the Pennsylvania railroad struck him from behind near Cherry Street. He received a scalp wound and bruises, was treated at Mercy hospital, and discharged the next morning.
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Wayne Hotel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cherryst
Downes
Miller-Blanchard
Mercy Hospital
Injured Foreigner Improves After Fall on Mahon Ingst Car
J Colleto, the foreigner hurt when he fell from a Mahon ingst car at the corner of Mahoning and Klovera, showed improvement Thursday night and left the hospital by Saturday.
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Mahoningst
Mahoningst and
Klovera
Knights Meet at Castle Hall Sunday Morning Advt
Sunday at 9 a m Knights are invited to meet at Castle Hall. Members and non members of Canton lodges may attend. Bring badges. Committee. Advt.
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Memorial services depart for U B Church Sunday evening
All members meet at McCurdy block Eagle hall at 7 p m Sunday to depart at 7 15 for Memorial services at U B church. Services start at 7 30 sbary.
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Eagle Hall
U. B. Church
Strange Weather Dips Across Great Lakes Region
Stark County residents face unseasonable cold as frost warnings spread northward. Chicago records 45 degrees with lake winds and brief snow flurries in Austin suburb. Detroit and Cleveland report steep 34 to 46 degree drops in two hours. Four fishermen survive a gas powered launch incident as a gale rages offshore.
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Washington
U. P
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Grand Rapids
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Hospital patient runs a grocery in Massillon building
Massillon hospital patient operates a long standing grocery in the McKinley hall basement now moving to a new school building. The store earns several hundred dollars yearly for the patient sending funds home and draws patients, attendants, and visitors for pastries, ice cream, soft drinks, tobacco, and lunch. In Boston, Frank Randall meets Gov. Fogs to discuss prison administration after arriving from St. Cloud.
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Massillon Hospital
McKinley Hall
The Tomb of Flame Last Showing at Orpheum Theater
Advertisement notes final showing of The Tomb of Flame at the Orpheum theater and announces advance tickets for Park theater at the N. O. T. waiting room with Stark 697 listed.
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Orpheum Theater
Tomb of
Plame
Manuel's $30,000 Yearly Income For Portuguese Throne Hopes
Paris reports skepticism over ex King Manuel of Portugal living in Seimaringen with Princess Augustine Victoria. He would live on $30,000 annually settled by her father Prince William of Hohenzollern. The bride aims to restore Manuel to the throne with her family's backing.
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Augustine Victoria
William of
Son Takes Aged Mother To Jail Ambiguity On Sanity
Christopher Strain of Barberton led his 80 year old mother Susan Strain to The county jail after a charity worker filed an affidavit charging insanity. Doctors diagnosed senile dementia but Judge Krichbaum refused hospital commitment, ordering a neighbor to house the woman for a week to test private care with possible further action toward the Aultman home.
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Christopher Strain
Barberton
Susan Strain
Sandalsai
Strain
Krrchbaum
Mrs. Strain
Taxi bill dispute ends with fall from car in New York
In New York on June 7 Philip Labania argued over an $8 taxi bill and fell from the vehicle clutching $1,200 in yellow coins. He was arrested and fined for intoxication. Also noted are a Canton Ohio teachers exam dates and a Royal Blend Coffee advertisement.
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New York
Philip Labania
Prisoner Roach Prefers Electric Chair Over Life in Asylum
Robert Roach, who killed his mother in law, told a News reporter from his city prison that he refuses food and would choose the electric chair over an asylum. He appeared in police court with attorney C. C. Upham and Judge Quinn set a preliminary hearing for Tuesday.
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Roach
Smith
Weidman
C. C. Upham
Quinn
Adam Schatzman
Upham
Recall Grand Jury Next Month
Robert Reed faces possible indictment for first degree murder with a July grand jury. County prosecutor Hubert Pontius says the June term grand jury will be reconvened the first week of July to review the triple tragedy. Reed will have a preliminary hearing in police court Tuesday before likely bound over to the grand jury. Separately, George Clemens files for divorce citing his wife’s meal refusals. FAST PALESTINE June 7 A poodle owned by Mrs. Henrietta Dalenfeld was shot by Mrs. Venita Hardy after it chewed lace curtains and a century old bible. Hardy arrested.
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Robert Reed
Hubert Pontius
Pontius
Fast Palestine
U. P
Henrietta Dalenfeld
Venita Hardy
Sheriff ends Sunday beer picnics after church group visit
A northeast delegation from a foreign church pressed Sheriff Oberlin for a stance on Sunday beer picnics. He stated no picnics would be allowed if alcohol is sold, promising arrests for such acts. The sheriff said no permits would be granted for picnics serving liquor, and he would investigate Alliance reports of church picnics.
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