NOBLEMAN HUSBAND OF ALLIANCE SINGER FACES DIVORCE
An international marriage last August in Alliance broke amid claims of extreme cruelty. Ellen Tschantz, a singer from an Alliance family, and Rev. Nicholas Bo Pazar traveled to Europe after wedding details surfaced. Pazar's family allegedly snubbed her over her work and earnings as a singer, prompting Mrs. Pazar to sue for divorce.
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Alliance
Ellen Tpschantz
Nicholas Bo Pazar
Bleisidy
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Pazar
Austro-Hungary
Miss Tsehantz
Christian Tschantz
Rev. Puazar
Road contract in Canton area faces work stoppage
County surveyor W L Bender threatened to halt the Canton Massillon road division project after finding only about 40 feet of curbing on one side and few workers. He cited insufficient equipment and slow progress by Press Campbell and the F A Downs Construction, with the county commissioners leaving enforcement in his hands to finish on time and avoid winter closures.
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W. L. Bender
Canton-Massillon
Press Campbell
F. A. Downs Construction
Campbell
Bender
SYS
Downs
the Downs Construction Co
Love Letters Tie Rapp to Divorce Case Reading
William Rapp Jr the husband of Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink fled the courtroom as his love letters to Mrs Katherine Dean were read aloud. The judge allowed the letters to be used in the public divorce proceeding, noting their relevance to misconduct claims. Ten letters were read with phrases such as darling and dearest Nannie, provoking crowd reactions.
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United Press
Chicago
Katherine Dean
William Rapp, Jr
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Rapp
Nannie
Man Injured Riding Car After Poles Strike
James A. Switch, 1226 Market, leaning from a Meyers lake car Sunday, was struck by two poles near the lake. He was knocked to the road, unconscious, and later treated by Dr. E. D. Brant for severe bruises on his right leg. Divorce granted to Mrs. thering ine Casper from Harry G asper on grounds of non support.
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Meyers Lake
James A. Switch
Market
Smith
E. D. Brant
Ake
Theringine Casper
Harry Gasper
Weather Forecast and Remnant Sale Ad Notice
Government forecast shows fair conditions with continuing warm days and cool nights through Tuesday. Remnant Sale of Serims at Klein & Heffelman Co. features pants up to 12 yards at notable values with advance theater ads for Park Theater and other local venues. Remnant sale details include trunk and leather goods, with mention of nearby courthouse advisories and store contact at Bell 88.
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Adyt Klein & Heffelman Co
Huerta Relents On Tampico Blockade In Shift
Washington reports Huerta has dropped plans to blockade Tampico easing tensions. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weighed overnight developments while Carranza seeks participation in Niagara Falls mediation without an armistice. A.B.C. mediators pressed Huerta to avoid obstructing diplomacy and U.S. response.
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Wilson
Bryan
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Tampico
U. S
State Department
Patterson Case Delayed By Chief Illness
Robert F. Patterson, suspended police captain, and attorney Julius Whiting Jr appeared with Safety Director Kunkel for a hearing on charges by Chief Smith. Ill Chief Smith confined to home. hearing postponed to next Monday at 9 AM.
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Robert F. Patterson
Julius Whiting, Jr
Kunkel
Smith
Slander suit seeks $5000 damages in Alliance court
W G Sheets of Alliance files a common pleas action Monday against W A Baker of Alliance claiming malicious slander caused $5000 in damages.
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Common Pleas Court
W. A. Baker
Alliance
City Sizzles as Heat Wave Grips Region Hard
City endures a prolonged heat wave with no relief in sight. Officials warn of continued high temperatures while ice dealers report record demand and strain on supply.
Heat Wave Smashes Records in Canton After Monday 93
Monday sees temperatures peak at 93 as Canton endures extreme heat. Heat prompts prostrations and exhausted workers in mills while humidity bites. ice deliveries surge as natural and artificial supplies dwindle. Weather official foresees little relief, with possible cooling showers later in the season.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Canton Ice Co
May Reach Vote On Tolls Repeal Today
Washington expects a late night roll call on the tolls repeal bill with Senators Poindexter and LaFollette slated for two long speeches. After those remarks the Senate will decide whether to end regular speeches or begin considering amendments. The debate is sprawling with numerous proposed changes making a final tally uncertain.
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Washington
Simmons
Poindexter
LaFollette
What Can Be Accomplished By Chamber of Commerce
A Canton Chamber of Commerce piece argues the group’s power lies in energizing civic spirit and extending influence. It compares a chamber to a dynamo lighting a lamp and calls for 1000 engaged Cantonians, citing Corey Alabama as a model of rapid local growth through industrial effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Merce
Corey
Ala
Birmingham
Bessemer
Steel
Chief Goals for City Chamber to Unite Leaders
The chamber can quicken the city spirit and multiply its shared efforts. It can develop facilities so outcomes reach distant observers. Its actions benefit both the city and the individual. All gains come when the five men of the city unite.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers Work: Lighting Up Power Efforts Across Regions
Partial OCR shows a focus on chambers of commerce and their energy initiatives. It mentions collaboration between chambers and efforts to expand power access and improve lighting, signaling a shared community development objective.
Tax collectors move to Alliance this week
County Treasurer Ake announced that tax collections will be made in Alliance on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The sub-treasury was in Canal Fulton Monday but will be moved to Alliance Tuesday with a full corps of clerks and deputy treasurers stationed there.
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Alliance
Ake
Sub-Treasury
Canal Fulton
Three Central juniors suspended for color showdown at courthouse
Central high School juniors Snyder Steiner and Bressler were suspended by Principal F M Shelton after pulling down seniors colors from the school tower. The juniors later sought county permission to fly their colors from the courthouse tower while seniors requested similar rights. County commissioners warned both sides against belligerence as tensions rose among upperclassmen.
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Central High School
F. M. Shelton
Snyder
Steiner
Bressler
Court House Tower
George D. Harter Bank
Court House
Shelton
H H Ink Case Argued Before Judge Day
The motion by City Solicitor Ruff to confirm the referee's report in the H H Ink case was heard in Judge Day's division. Referee J H Taylor found the Schafer block windows in Tucara were encroaching on the sidewalk and should be removed. Ink's counsel A M McCarty and C C G Herbruck argued the report should not be confirmed, briefs were filed, and Judge Day took the matter under advisement.
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Ruff
H. H. Ink
Judge Day
Division of Common Pleas Court
J. H. Taylor
Schafer
Tuscara
Ink
A. M. McCarty
CC. G. Herbruck
Common Pleas Court
Day
Executors to Sell 47 Acres of Esther Carnes Estate Land
A Common Pleas order directs the executors of the late Esther Carnes to sell 47 acres of farm land south of the city on North Industry Road. The suit, filed by John Welty on behalf of Upton Carnes, former wife of Dr. Upton M. Carnes, notes her $4500 alimony judgment as part of the case.
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Esther Carnes
Industry Rd
Common Pleas
Abe Monday
John ©. Welty
Upton M. Carnes
Upton Carnes
Alleged Violator of Interstate Commerce Law Held
U.S. Commissioner Julius Whiting Jr. received notice Monday that a prisoner to be brought before him had been arrested in Akron for alleged interstate commerce law violation. It is alleged the man stole silverware from a boxcar in interstate transit. Piano Buyers Opportunity: upright pianos for $100 each. The Klein & Heffelman Co. advertisement.
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U.S
Julius Whiting, Jr
Akron
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Victrolas 15 and Up Take One for Your Vacation
Klein and Heffelman Co advertises Victrolas priced from 15 dollars and up, urging readers to take one on vacation.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Marker to Inspect Canton-Massillon Road Paving Plan
State highway commissioner James M. Marker was due to arrive by late today to review the Canton Massillon road project and the Narrows road. He will assess whether a sewer main can be laid in the highway and decide on practicability.
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James M. Marker
Be Careful Where You Strike a Match
Frank Kale of Carralton was fined the costs after being arrested Saturday night for scratching a match on a W I E passenger coach. Justice Rinehart sentenced Kale to 20 days in the workhouse but suspended the sentence on good behavior.
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Frank Kale
Carralton
Justice Rinehart
Dredging Bid Sought for West Creek Channel
The city engineering department will issue bids this week for dredging and widening the west creek channel through park land. Estimated cost about $11,000 covers dredging and channel widening with earth from the wreck bottom to be spread over the swamp for ball grounds tennis courts and athletic fields. Good progress reported on the baseball diamond in the west creek basin as officials shift from temporary grounds to permanent due to limited land and swamp drainage.
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West Creek
Blum
Climax Near in Fulton Road Car Extension Decision
Mayor Stolberg announced a possible final settlement this week on whether a car line extension will be built on Fulton Road NW and if the N O T will consider a Winfield Way NE extension if talks on the northwest route fail. A further N C T officials conference is likely to settle these questions.
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Fulton-rd
Winfieldway
Northwest
Stolberg
Currie
Traction Company
Fultoard
Leeds Cashier Appointed at Stark Telephone Local Office
William Leeds is named cashier for the Stark Telephone Company's local office to replace Carl Swift who transfers to the Alliance office as manager.
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William Leeds
Stark Telephone Company
Carl Swift
Alliance
The Stain serial promises relief from summer heat
The News urges readers to dive into The Stain opening installment to forget the thermometer and the canal toll talk. It claims the serial is dramatic and well designed to distract readers from the heat, offering a brisk alternative to stodgy Congress coverage.
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Congress
Pre-Inventory Sale and Club Event Announced
Local ad notes a pre inventory sale of furniture carpets and rugs with markdowns at Klein Heffelman Co. Briar Brae club girls host a lawn festival Monday June 8. Also tonight at club rooms a smoke event invites all candidates and democrats with Eisenhauer as president.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Briar Brae Club
Come
Eisenhauer
Pre Inventory Sale and Suffrage Banquet Ad
A note on a pre inventory sale offering price reductions for economical buyers. Also announces Mrs. Catt speaking at a suffrage banquet at Court land hotel on Thursday June 11 at 6:30 pm with tickets priced at $1.00. Also lists sales at J B Rose Co and Spanagels Leather Shop and a Klein Heffelman Co pre inventory sale with suction sweepers discounted.
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Courtland Hotel
Catt
International Suffrage Alliance
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Ohio
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