County Chairs Predict Heavy Vote in August Primary
County party leaders foresee a strong August primary with contests in the democratic and republican fields for sheriff and county commissioners and added names from petitioning for the progressive party. Election day set for August 4. Whitacre expected to establish headquarters after Congress adjourns.
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Imen
Board of Elections Office
Abt
Whitacre
Congress
CIA
Edward J. Meyer
General Assembly
Runaway Horse Causes Panic on W Street and Tracks
A frightened horse driven by Rudolph Little of Noaker Ice Cream Co. darted through Tuscarawassi E into a light buggy, then into a trolley car near the Pennsylvania tracks. Little suffered a compound arm fracture. the wagon and a freight car collided, injuring no one else. The horse escaped the wreck and was later treated at the ice cream company and home at 236 Third St SE.
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Tuscarawassi E
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rudolph Little
Little
Noaker Ice Cream Co
Pennsylvania
Empress of Ireland First Class Passengers Counted
Montreal June 6 final official figures show 87 first class passengers on the Empress of Ireland. Of these 36 saved, 27 identified bodies, 23 missing, 1 doubtful. Third cabin 717 aboard. 140 saved, 577 lost. Crew fixed at 415 with 241 saved and 174 lost. Second class figures pending.
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United Press
Montreal
Public Hitching Posts Are Private Property
Ohio Attorney General Hogan ruled that public hitching posts are private property. A hitching post outside a Painesville business stood 21 years until a new owner removed it. The city sought restoration, but Hogan advised the city to drop the dispute. The Franklin County Democratic club pledged support for Gov Cox’s re election.
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United Press
Columbus
Hogan
Painesville
Franklin-co
Democratic Club
Cox
Tango Collar With Dog Ears in Summer Fashion
The article reviews a new dance collar praised as exclusive and smart for summer. It describes a stiff linen top band with curled dog-eared peaked tabs and a soft unlined silk bow tie with pointed ends, noting its stylish, Riviera and Palm Beach origins.
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Riviera
Palm Beach Way
Weather forecast and odd notices from the day
Sunday afternoon or night forecast shows a 4d probability for rain. A weather snippet references yesterday and a 9 pm reading, with some numbers and fragmented notes. A separate line mentions an advance sale for Spanagel's Leather at the courthouse, Stark 156, Bell 88.
Girls and Summer Stock at Spanagel's Leather Shop Ad
Advertisement urges securing seats for Girls and Summer Stock at Spanagel's Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Includes Stark phone 156 and Bell 88 for ticket inquiries.
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Spanagel
Court House
Stark
Bell 88
Stereopticon Talk on Yellowstone at First M E Church
Dr. Grose presents a stereopticon lecture on Yellowstone National Park at First M E Church on Monday June 8 at 8 p m Advt
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Dr. Grose
Yellowstone National Park
M. E. Church
Rodeheaver and Sunday to Springs
Homer Rodeheaver is en route to Hot Springs Arkansas with Billy Sunday after leaving Chicago for California. He departed before a verdict was reached in Miss Georgia Jay breach of promise suit that awarded her 20000 dollars. Jay said she will take a job in Kansas City while stating the jury vindicated her.
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United Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy
Rodeheaver
Chicago
Georgia Jay
California
George W. Miller
Sorority Picnic Planned at Meyers Lake
Members of Phi Beta Psi sorority will hold a picnic at Meyers Lake Thursday evening at 6 30. After supper the group will explore the lake attractions together.
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Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Meyers Lake
June Days and the Want Ads That Ease Worries
The piece praises the beauty of June days while noting daily burdens like job hunting and poverty. It promotes the newspaper Want Ads as a ready aid to relieve such worries, urging readers to read and use them to enjoy brighter days.
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Park Theater Advance Sale At Spanagel's Leather Shop
Advance sale for the Park Theater tickets is now at Spanagel's Leather Shop opposite the courthouse. Stark phone 156, Bell 88.
Huerta Considers Resignation Under Dignity Terms
Huerta signals readiness to quit if a dignified agreement allows his retirement. Mexican delegates at Niagara Falls press for mediation clarity while Washington weighs Tampico blockade and mediation crisis. Rabasa clarifies Huerta would resign under acceptable terms and provisional government talks.
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Fred S. Ferguson
United Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
U. S
Mexico
Huerta
Emilio Rabasa
Changes in City Police Department Shuffles Leadership
Patrolman August T. Weidman named acting sergeant to head night shift amid ongoing shakeups following Captain Patterson’s dismissal. Sergeant Earl Hexamer to take two week vacation with temporary duties by Weidman. potential promotion remains undecided. In foreign brief, Huerta may retire if Niagara talks yield a political settlement, with U. S. backing possible if Carranza rejects provisional government. Rebels remain central to the evolving settlement as A B C mediators pursue a peaceful accord.
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August T. Weidman
10Th
Police Department
Earl Hexamer
Robert F. Pat
Hexamer
Weidman
Patterson
Carranza to Send Delegate on Terms at Niagara Talks
Gen. Carranza will appoint a representative to confer with A B C mediators at Niagara on his own terms and maintain that internal Mexican affairs are for Mexicans to decide. Secretary Bryan says the United States has been informed of Carranza’s reply and that President Wilson supports the main point.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Washington
Carranza
Niagara
Bryan
Mexico
U.S
Wilson
Street Committee Reviews Pennsy Depot Site for City
The Street Committee of Canton Council investigates the proposed Pennsylvania depot location ahead of a Monday vote on vacating adjacent alleys. Councilman Witter seeks city right of way over tracks for future utilities and cites prior sewer project costs, urging vacation of alleys abutting the railroad east of Market.
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The
Marketaw S
Canton
Liberty Street
Witter
Robbers Enter Home Beat Inmate Posse Wounds 1 Assailant
In Columbus eight miles from town two elderly farmers were beaten during a bold home robbery. Five men fled as neighbors chased them, prompting a gun battle that wounded a suspect named Arthur Strong in Des Moines Iowa. Police say no loot was recovered. Separately Carrollton Pottery Co offices and shipping buildings burned for an estimated sixty thousand dollars. Briar Brae club girls host a lawn festival on Monday evening June 8 at First M. E. Church slated to run.
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Columbus
George
Fred Schwilk
Schwilk
Harford Submits May Court Report For City Crime Court
Clerk Ross Hurford presented the May monthly report to Harford City criminal court. Collections from the police department totaled 650.90 dollars, with 525 dollars turned over to the county and 134.90 dollars turned over to the city.
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City Criminal Court
Ross Hurford
Teddy Still At It With 'The Big Stick'
Paris dispatch reports Col. Roosevelt avoiding questions on his South American trip. The Intransigent quotes him criticizing Landor as not an explorer who discovered anything, while noting Poincare met Roosevelt amid cabinet crisis activity.
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United Press
Paris
Col. Roosevelt
Savage-Lander
Landor
Poincare
Col
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce Builds Civic Success Through Active Plugs
The Canton Chamber of Commerce is described as a unified civic body driven by constant, repetitive plugging to deliver results. The piece argues that a well organized chamber, with constructive leadership and dedicated committees, can grow, survey civic conditions, and produce returns like a successful factory, contrasting optimistic citizens with local pessimists.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canton Chamber of Commerce
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