N O T Tackles Electrolysis With Ganz Idea
The city reports progress as the N O T and Prof Ganz install a return copper feeder to stop electrolysis damage. The 6th Street Southwest line is being treated along Schroyer to Tuscarawas and into the electric station. Mayor Stolberg notes other issues remain unsolved despite progress.
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N. O.T
6Th-St
South-st
Tuscarawas-st
Tuscara Wasst W
Market
Tuscardwasst W
Prof. Ganz
New Ward Schools Should Come First Say Seymour
After the school bond issue passed by a 564 vote, P. M. Seymour, president of the PT A city union, announced a joint meeting with the board of education and the union executive committee. The central PT body will survey city schools for district wide information.
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Board of Elections
P. M. Seymour
P.T. City Union
Board of Education
PT. City Union
P.T
Dayton Effie Aley in Court as Infant Falls to Juror
In Dayton Effie Aley fainted in court while lifting her baby for a jury to see. A juror caught the infant as it slipped from her arms. Akron M C Waldron and family were driven from their home by flames. The board of education plans urgent steps to handle a rising school population and ward school buildings. The high school question will wait until ward school plans are complete. Board members praised the parent teacher association for the campaign effort. Official results show 2336 votes for the bond issue 1772 against. Opposition was strong but unorganized.
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Dayton
Effie Aley
Seymour
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher Association
J H. Lehman
Board of Elections
Grand Jury Indicts Finley and Three State Officials
Franklin County grand jury indicts William L. Finley and three state officials for alleged violations of the civil service law. Indictments accuse Finley of receiving and directing funds from civil service employees for the Democratic press bureau. Final targets include Emory Lattamer secretary A. V. Abernathy and M. A. Goller with multiple counts across five departments.
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United Press
Columbus
William L. Finley
Democratic Executive Committee
Franklinco Grand Jury
Civil Service
Democratic Press Bureau
Emery Lattamer
A. V. Abernathy
State Tax Commission
M. A. Goller
Bank Department
Finley
Lattamer
Goller
Abernathy
Democratic State Press Bureau
Sainst’ Finley
Lattaner
Voller
Weather and Sale Ad at Frederick’s Offers Uprights
Forecasters note a high Saturday with gradual temperature rise and a few record figures. An advertisement at Frederick's promotes upright pianos from $1.25 and duare pianos for around $20 amid a big day ahead for shoppers.
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Frederick's
Duare
Breaks Arm Fourth Time In Three Months
Ralph Romy aged 15 of 1115 McKinley NW sustains a left arm fracture after a sidewalk fall. This marks his fourth arm injury in three months following a December horse accident that broke his right arm and a January ice fall that fractured both arms.
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Ralph Romy
McKinleyay
Romy
Charles F .Romy
Remy
New Shipment Sterling Sewing Machines
New shipment of Sterling sewing machines by The Klein and Heffelman Co Adyvt. priced at $16.75 with a 10 year guarantee and complete attachments offered to customers.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Adyvt
Mayor Opposes New Time Plan for Canton
Canton officials dismiss a proposed shift to Eastern Standard Time. The mayor and council oppose changing from Central Standard Time, noting legal time and sun time use locally would create further confusion. He warns no resolution will be introduced and cites Detroit’s three-time scenario as a warning.
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Canton
Stolberg
Detroit
Saturday's Bargains in Used Pianos
Trade in uprights from Player Pianos last week at Klein & Heffelman Co. offered as big values and low prices in this advertisement.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Frederick's Pre Inventory Bargains For Used Pianos
Advertises pre inventory bargains on good used pianos inviting readers to shop for value. Mentions Frederick and a local sale tone without specific dates or contact details.
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Frederick
Elks Bicycle on Sale at Klein & Heffelman Co
Domestic Happiness Through Music advertisement promotes the Klein and Heffelman Co selling the Elk bicycle for 25 dollars with high grade and full guarantee. It also touts an easy to operate player piano and easy payment options alongside furniture ads from the same dealer.
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Elk
Klein & Heffelman Co
Public Sale Notice for March 19 Advertisement 15-14-15
Public sale advertisement lists a March 19 action with reference code 15 14 15. The notice includes filing and location cues and seeks interested bidders to appear at the designated venue. The readable text emphasizes timing and official identifiers.
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Hi Shaub
Impetus to Labor Movement League Formed
A league aims to secure nominations for major offices for laboring men and workers connected with unions so that the working classes are represented by those familiar with their conditions and needs.
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League
Croxton Works Quietly On Stark Phone Strike
FF C Croxton former federal statistician and now chief statistician of the state industrial commission came to Canton to arbitrate the Stark telephone operators strike. He conferred with J A Robinson and H T Keating at the central labor union, then spoke with Stark manager Adelbert Graham. No agreement was reached and Croxton later disappeared from the Stark exchange.
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FF. C. Croxton
State Industrial Commission
Canton
Stark
J. A. Robinson
H. T. Keating
Central Labor Union
Stark Exchange
Adelbert Graham
Croxton
Courtland
Alvin Schott
Massillon
Displays gun at Novelty Iron works as strikers confront
Carl Richards, an Italian laborer, faces police court on displaying a revolver at the Novelty Iron company after pickets prevented entry. Gust Krott, a striker, testifies. Richards pleads not guilty as bail is signed. Richards is described as a laborer.
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Carl Richards
Novelty Iron Company
Gust Krott
Richards
Clarke
Cora Rackle
Quinn
Novelty
Moose Election Tonight at Canton Lodge L O O M Meeting
Annual election of officers for Canton Lodge L O O M scheduled tonight with high attendance urged. Meeting opens promptly at 7 30 with advertisement urging members to attend.
Discount Furniture Debris Sale Notice
Klein and Heffelman Co advertises sale of sample furniture odds and ends remnants from discount event in furniture carpet rug and drapery departments. Prices cited as 1-3 to 1-2 less than regular.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Friday Fish Day at Stark Telephone Girls Strike HQ
Friday was fish day at the Stark telephone girls strike headquarters. Maud Sloane acted as chef and fried Lakes Erie white fish in the same room as meal tables while J A Robinson praised the meal. The girls eat two meals daily, with chefs chosen from among themselves and cooking on a gas hot plate.
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Stark Telephone Girls
Maud Sloane
Lakes Erie
J. A. Robinson
Victim Dies From Burns in Coal Mine Explosion
Noble Irwin twenty one of Osnaburg died Friday at Mercy hospital from burns suffered Tuesday when powder exploded in the A and C Lime Co coal mine a mile below North Industry. He leaves parents. remains go to his home. Albert Hager of Brownstown is seriously burned from the same explosion. Ad mentions Orange Layer Cakes from Pastry Shop 112 Cleveland Ave NW.
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Noble Irwin
Oshaburg
Mercy Hospital
A. & C. Lime Co
Albert Hager
Brownstown
Record Store Showcasing Edison and Victor Phonographs
The shop markets the New Edison Diamond Disc and Victor Victrola side by side, advertising itself as the sole local retailer with both brands. Agents for both renowned makes, it invites customers to compare the two famed phonographs in one place.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
Canton Chamber of Commerce Forms In Canton
About 150 business leaders met to establish a central civic association in Canton. A permanent body will form after 15 directors are elected on March 26. A 30-member nominating committee will choose 15 directors. Dues set at 12 for 1914, rising to 25 for 1915. Debate over merging with BMA and asset transfer.
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Northeast Annes
Canton Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Keplinger
J. Landor
Howard B. Pawcett
David B. Day
L. R. Zotlars
BMA
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Commission
B. M.A
Loren E E. Souers
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
AL C. Eynon
C. of C
Association
Hyynon
Fel lows Embezzler Granted Funeral Visit Again
Fel lows, a Cleveland embezzler, who was allowed unguarded visits to his Gabon home to see his dying father, will again be placed on his honor by Warden Thomas. He is to attend his father s funeral unattended Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Cleveland
Gabon
Thomas
Timken Seizes $100,000 Interest in Boston & Maine Rail Line
Harry H. Timken of Timken Roller Bearing Co filed a common pleas action in Boston securing an attachment on part of the Boston & Maine property. The move follows note holders refusing to extend February 3 due date on a $100,000 note held by Timken as the railroad seeks relief. Other claimants have attachments on bank funds and real estate in Suffolk County Massachusetts.
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Harry H. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Common Pleas Court
Boston
Mass
Boston & Matin Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Timken
Boston & Maine
Canton Man
New York
Suffolk Co
Massachussetts
Not a bit afraid appears for marriage license in Cleveland
John Fisher and Hattie McDougall of Berea Ohio filed for a marriage license in Cleveland on Friday the thirteenth. In the same courthouse twelve aliens were naturalized.
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United Press
Cleveland
John Fisher
Hattie McDougall
Berea
Court House
Street Car Flame Near Mayor's Home
A Cleveland avenue street car ignited on a midnight run in front of Mayor Charles A. Stolberg's residence. The overheated motor sparked a fire that burned the car floor and spread to its sides and roof before the fire department extinguished it. The mayor joked about burning old cars after the incident.
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Cleveland-av
Charles A. Stolberg
Cleveland-av N
Scanion
Madras and Serim Remnants Candy Special
Ned R. Goldberg promotes a Saturday candy special at Klein and Heffelman Co. featuring 19 cent 300 yard cocoanut chips at 720¢ per pound with offerings at both Madras and Serim locations.
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Madras
Serim
Klein & Heffelman Co
Ned R. Goldberg
Kin and Heffelman Co Show New Player Piano
Kin and Heffelman Co present a new player piano advertised with a hear it appeal. The notice highlights a debut in local storefront showcasing the instrument’s features and sound.
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Kin & Heffelman Co
Optician Walter H. Double Advert
Its so easy to neglect your eyes but our optician is at your service. Walter H. Double, Jeweler and Optician, 123 and 125 Tuscaranasst. Ad. Percursion to Cleveland via W. and L. BE. $1.25 round trip on sale every Saturday good returning Saturday or Sunday. Sun epaly. Ad.
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Walter H. Double
Jeweler
Cleveland
Sune Epaly
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National Progressive Party
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Newark
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Irwin
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