Heeter Sued for Vindication After School Board Dismissal
In Pittsburgh on June 7 the dispute over Louis Heeter serving as superintendent of schools escalates as Heeter is discharged by the school board 12 to 1 with Beulah Kennard voting to retain him. Attorney Clarence Burleigh filed a protest signaling possible court action while Clyde Garwood remains acting head of schools.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
L. Heeter
Heeter
Clyde H. Garwood
Sweitzer Seen As Likely State Librarian Candidate
A Columbus dispatch reports Assistant Prosecutor Frank N. Sweitzer is a strong candidate to replace incumbent state librarian Joan H. Newman. Sweitzer says he has given no thought to the matter, though Columbus observers expect an appointment.
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Frank N. Sweitzer
Otice of
Columbus
Joan H. Newman
Sweitzer
Nish
Canton Patterson commencement set at First Christian Church
Eleven Canton township students who passed Patterson exams will join Canton High School for next term. Probate Judge Charles B. Kirchbaum will deliver the class address at the Canton Patterson commencement Tuesday night at the First Christian Church. Diplomas will be awarded at a meeting next Saturday in Central High School.
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Canton
Canton-Patterson
First Christian Church
Canton Township
Patterson
Central High School
Canton High School
Charles B. Krrchbaum
Lily Smith
Florence Hoover
Martin Boyer
Ray Clewell
P. H. Welshim
Coshocton Pupils Visit Canton For Day Trip
Forty six Coshocton High School pupils will visit Canton next Friday spending the day in a school banquet at the Elks Club after arriving at 9 35 a m by train. The Canton Business Men's association asks for ten automobiles to shuttle them from the station to the McKinley monument and back for dinner. Afternoon events include Meyers Lake visit and a theater trip with a possible dance in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton High School
Canton
LE Canton
McCormick Compared to a Car in the Street
Senator La Follette dismisses Medill McCormick, saying he will pay no more attention to him than a car in the street. He calls McCormick a progressive for his own advancement and refuses to dignify his Milwaukee speech with a reply.
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Washington
U PD
Medill McCormick
la Follette
McCormick
Milwaukee
Bull Moore
Labolette
Wisconsin
Hunt Old Man For First Place In Fourth Parade
The Fourth of July celebration committee seeks a man over ninety five to ride first in the old folk section of the industrial parade. Felix Hambouchin, 341 North Clarendonny, is the oldest candidate at ninety five. Joseph Orlando Miller, Youngst, is eighty eight and hopeful for many more seasons. The committee may approve aeroplanes balloons and even a race with balloons or a female entrant. Secretary L K Double notes strong support for new features.
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Felix Hambouchin
North Clarendonny
Joseph Orlando Miller
Canton
L. K K. Double
Organization of Assembly Held Up in City Building Trades
Twenty five members from different building trade unions met at the central labor union hall to consider forming a building trades council. With less than half the required attendance, the assembly postponed action until next Thursday night. Fourteen unions are eligible to representation, planning three delegates from each for a total of 42 members.
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Central Labor Union Hall
Building Trades Council
Sheriff Plans Further Excavation Of Ancient Bone Find
Sheriff Oberlin will continue digging on his farm after receiving no firm information from Ohio State University about a large prehistoric bone. He believes the bone comes from a mastodon or dinosaur and aims to uncover more to reveal the creature's outline.
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Oberlin
Ohio State University
Chesterton Found Guilty of Libel
Cecil Chesterton, writer and brother of George Chesterton, is convicted of libeling Godfrey Isaacs managing director of Marconi company. He receives a 500 dollar fine and is jailed until the fine is paid for publishing in a Marconi scandal article. Sir Rufus Isaacs, attorney general and relative to Isaacs, is connected to the case.
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P.i
Cecil Chesterton
George Chesterton
Godfrey Isaacs
Marconi Company
Chesterton
Isaacs
Marconi
Rufus Isaacs
G A R Commander Issues New Encampment Orders
Alfred Beers chief of the G A R issues general orders for the fourth annual national encampment to be held in Chattanooga September 15 to 20. The event marks the first southern national gathering and will meet on Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga battlefields. The appeal urges large veteran attendance.
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R, Conn
J. P
Alfred BE. Beers
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga
Denver Officials Ousted by Court In Immediate Injunction
Denver officials who refused to leave their offices were removed by Judge Teller who granted a writ of injunction for the new city commissioners. The ousted officials handed over duties and plan to seek relief from the state supreme court.
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Denver
U. P
Teller
District Court
State Supreme Court
Verdicts for suffragists suit bring damages in London
A London jury in the king's bench division awarded the plaintiffs damages against all defendants in the case brought by West-end shopkeepers. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst her daughters the Pethick Lawrences and Mrs Tuke were found liable for suffragette window smashing damages, with separate judgments of 1800 dollars against each individual defendant.
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London
U. P
King's Bench
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrences
Tuke
Emily Davison Dies After Derby Injury
Derby suffragist Miss Emily Davison is dying after being fatally injured when she tried to strike at the king's entry during the derby. Physicians say the end is momentary and relatives have been summoned to the bedside.
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Derby
London
U. P
Emily Davison
Cox names men to probe mine pay under Thomas resolution
Gov. Cox selects J. H. Roan Franklin coal operator Prof. M. B. Hammond Ohio State University Judge Phillip M. Crow Morrins Albaugh Hocking miner J. C. Davies Muskngum state inspector of mines to investigate mining pay methods. Commission to organize in 10 days report by Jan 1 1914 with subpoena power.
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Columbus
U. P
Cox
Thomas
J. H. Roan
Franklin Co
M. B. Hammond
Economic Department
Ohio State University
Phillip M. Crow
Hardin Coy
Green
Commission
Electric service near Osnaburg expanded soon
The Canton Electric Co. extends suburban service with poles within one mile of Osnaburg. The village expects electric light within a month, with arc lights on main street corners and many homes to be wired.
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Canton Electric Co
Osnaburge
Charter pamphlets leave the press for Canton vote
The first proposed charter pamphlets were printed Friday and will be mailed to voters next week. They are titled Test of Proposed Charter Prepared by the First Charter Commission of Canton and the charter is to be submitted to a July 13 vote.
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First Charter Commission of
Canton
Plans Set for Trinity Lutheran Church 75th Anniversary
Plans announced by the congregation for the seventy fifth anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Church to be celebrated in early fall. Live former ministers will be brought in for the observance as part of a planned celebration.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Bullis Sues Timken Reller Co. Over Injured Foot
Ten Bullis of Navarrest sues Timken Reller Rearing Co. in common pleas court for 10600 damages claiming a 2400 pound steel bar broke a wooden support and rolled over his foot at the Timken plant, badly mashing it.
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Ten Bullis
Navarrest
Rleas
Timken Reller Rearing Co
Bullis
Timken
Two Dresses In Eight Years Divorce Suit
Elizabeth Hisey of near Alliance files for divorce from Marion Hisey in common pleas court. She alleges during eight years of marriage he bought only two dresses two pairs of shoes and one hat. She seeks restoration to her maiden name Elizabeth Wise.
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Elizabeth Hisey
Near Alliance
Common Pleas
Marion
Aged German ResidentElizabeth Obergefell Dies at 88 in Canton
Elizabeth Obergefell 88 a Canton resident for 65 years died at a nephew’s home Friday. Born in Germany she came to Canton in 1850 residing at the Jackson house now Williams hotel. Survived by relatives including L B Ohliger L C Ohliger Phil Weber Gust Weber Ford Weber. Funeral Monday 1 pm Arnold chapel Westlawn cemetery.
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Elizabeth Obergefell
Canton
Perry flagship Niagara stuck in Misery bay delaying centennial
The reconstructed Perry flagship Niagara bogged down in Misery bay delaying the Perry centennial launch events. Kansas City reports a bantam chicken with a nine foot tail and a note that only 25 percent of U S land area is improved farm land.
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Erie
Niagara
Misery Bay
Kansas City
United States
Riffle Rewarded For Daring Police Work
Chief Smith promotes Motor Policeman Pat Riffle to temporary detective for bravery in capturing Roach who barricaded himself in the Schatzman home. Riffle will stay on the detective force until Detective Tom Brisbin recovers, with a permanent promotion possible when an opening arises.
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Roach
Schatzman
Smith
Pat Rifffle
Riffle
Tom Brisbin
Roach’s Victims Show Improvement at Mercy Hospital
Viola Schatzman, critically wounded with a bullet in the lungs, and Desk Sergeant W. W. Fielding who was shot in the foot, both showed improvement at Mercy hospital on Saturday as officials predicted.
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Viola Schatzman
Mercy Hospital
Roach
W. W. Fielding
Kuach
Confessed Slayer Roach Refuses Food and Seeks Funeral View
In a city prison Roach refuses meals claiming hunger is futile and laments the baby’s death. He worries about cramped cells and longs to attend the triple funeral for his three victims while maintaining contact with his wife and attorney. He doubts legal aid and expects the electric chair.
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Roach
John Allen
Priday
Schatzman
Mrs. Schatzaman
Ruth Schatzman
Baby Doris
C. C. Upham
Lucretia Grimes
Reach
City
Miner shot dead near Long Branch in West Virginia
John Wright a miner was fired upon from a bush at Long Branch at dawn today and fatally wounded by an unidentified assailant. The incident occurred near Montgomery West Virginia with U P reporting the event. Wright died from his wounds and authorities investigated the shooting as a probable criminal act.
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Montgomery
W. Va
U. P
John Wright
Long Branch
Wood Innocent to Probe Bribery Rumors in Jury Case
The court eyes a public inquiry after accusations of bribery involving juror Morris. Judge Crosby seeks input from District Attorney Pelletier who calls for a grand jury probe next Monday and a public investigation to follow. Juror Shuman eventually concedes to the bribery claim, while Wood is acquitted on the first count.
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Crosby
Dist. Atty
Pelletier
Pelle
Wood
Shuman
Collies
Breen
Atteaux
Weston Walks By Aid Of Lantern
After little sleep Edward Payson Weston resumed his cross country walk from New York to Minneapolis. He left Weston at daybreak for Hawkins to spend Sunday and begin again Monday morning. Weston arrived at ten last night using a lantern carried by a fellow walker to guide the final miles into town.
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Lackawaxon
N. J
U. P
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Hawkins
Weston
Erierai
Buffalo Bill Ill in Knoxville as Show Misses Tenth Time
Col. W. F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is seriously ill at a Knoxville relative's home and failed to appear in his show for the tenth time in 40 years. He plans to travel to Atlanta Sunday with the company.
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Knoxville
Tenn
U. P
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
C. O. Ward
Fire damages Osnaburg home as volunteers battle blaze
A small fire in Osnaburg on Friday afternoon damaged the home of Mrs. Frank Olinger. A defective fire caused the blaze and a large roof hole was burned before the volunteer fire department could extinguish it. Estimated damage about 500 dollars.
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Osnaburg
Frank Olinger
Black Hand Letter Arrested in Youngstown Case
Giuseppe Pomare is arrested in Youngstown on a charge of writ- ing a black hand letter to demand 5 000 dollars. Capt John Washer of the U S secret service identifies the note and the addressed address at 28 Watt street. The letter contains no direct threat but instructs payment to Pomaro and targets Frank Agnone’s associates. Beal denies guilt as investigators pursue the bank connection and Italian ties.
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Youngstown
Guiseppe Pomare
Py. Wilson
John Washer
Eve U
Ponaro
Watt
Youneston
Frank Agnone
Was
Romare
Grange Plans Mutual Fire Insurance and Farm Efficiency Talk
Stark County Pomona Grange held its second quarter meeting at Fairmount Grange despite rain. Speakers J W Myers and J B Eberly discussed farm efficiency and saving steps, and the proposal to support a mutual fire insurance company drew strong interest.
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Stark Co Pomona
Fairmount Grange
J. W. Myers
J. B. Eberly
Myers
Eutter Farm Cregg
Eberly
Grange
Mtual
Maniac Heroes Save Inmates As Hospital Burn
A hospital for the insane in Weyauwega Wisconsin faced a fierce fire in the main wing. Dozens of inmates were rescued by trusted prisoners and staff as firemen battled the flames. No serious injuries reported beyond several rescuers with burns. The roof collapsed but all patients were saved and housed in the town hall under guard.
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Weyauwega
Wis
U. P
Htto
Waupacaco Hospital
Canton Youth Dies At Hon Joseph Rose
Joseph Rose aged seventeen died of tuberculosis at night in Hon Canton. Son of Benjamin and Jed Rose he had worked at Stark mill. He had returned from Vernon sanitarium in April after the case was found to be financed. Funeral services will be held at Anthony's church Sunday at 1. Interment will be in Cal cemetery.
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Joseph Rose
Jackson-st
Joseph
Benjamin
Jed Rose
Stark
Vernon
Case
Made & Cal Cemetery
Mrs Louisa Kimmel Waynesburg Dies in Oregon
Mrs Louisa Kimmel Waynesburg died in Oregon on Decoration Day. She will be brought to Canton and forwarded to Waynesburg for funeral services Monday. She was elderly and well known, with a husband who was a prominent merchant in this region during the war. Her remains will be sent to Canton for burial.
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Oregon
Louisa Kimmel
Waynesburg
Canton
Ware meeting agenda unclear from fragment
An OCR fragment shows disjointed words mentioning ware and meeting terms, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to summarize a specific event or outcome. The readable content suggests a meeting or ware-related item but provides insufficient details for a full card.
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Patterson Grads
George Texter
Henry W. Longfellow
Howard Sponseller
Hermina Houta
Joseph Faust
Nellie Martindale
Lucknow
Anna Fearn
H. Hageman
Mary Wetter
Mae Sarver
Edith Chofin Long
Ton
Chas. Kriehbaum
Coshocton
M'Cormick
Wonderfell
Columbia University
Wen
Dumbells
State Library
IT. P
Pak
Morris
Collins
Dist. Atty. Pelletier
Nolle
Frederick Atteaux
Lantern
Grange Plans Mutual Compa
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Yastor
Ito
Tu Thur
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