Lupher Case Heads to Jury in Four O'Clock Trial
Jurors will hear if head of Fairmount Chil dren home near Canton assaulted Mary Holstein in his care. Lupher contends acts were in good faith, with prosecution challenging timing and location of examinations. State witnesses dispute his account and seek conviction or acquittal.
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Fairmount Cildkens
Canton
Mary Holstein
Lupher
Mary Holste Lupher
Stark-carroll
Abov
Upher
Aviation
Fairmount
Carroll
Luther
Stark Co
Common Pleas Court
Percy D. Howell
R. C. Barbour
Cleveland Plans Campaign to Extend Cleanup Time
Officials consider lengthening the city clean up period as Mayor Stolberg may issue a proclamation. Service Director Kent says one day may be insufficient to tidy yards and streets, with plans to mobilize civic groups to remove trash and brighten the city as part of a national effort.
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Kent
Canton
Stolberg
Middle West
Ciites
Cleveland
Fish and Disease
Clevland
Citizens Committee
Waiting Coxey's Army Beckons as Police Nab Desperate Men
In a shabby scene at brick yards, police swooped on unemployed men planning a Coxey march to Washington. Officers Patterson Swope and crew rounded up George Moya George tidine Albert Considine all states of distress. Judges granted time to leave the city while others planned Alliance as a refuge.
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Cox
Washington
Patterson
Swope
George Moya
George Tidine
Albert
Considine
Uma
Alliance
Coxey
Potomac
W. & Lady
Canton
Cleveland
Wheeling
Zanesville
Carrollton
Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight with light winds. Friday is expected to see similar conditions with a chance of morning fog and daytime temperatures near average.
Two girls for case checkers ad at Courtland Hotel
Large stock of pianos with more than a hundred instruments available to choose from including player pianos. An ad from Klein and Heffel Music Co promotes piano options with shopping appeal. A style show at Kenny's runs all day tomorrow and Saturday.
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Mgr
Courtland Hotel
Advt
Klein & Heffelman Co
Kenny's
AC Kenny's
Increased Car Capacity Plans Announced by Superintendent Scanlon
Superintendent Scanlon of N. O. T. reveals plans to add more cars during rush hours and increase facilities. Will submit figures for the flushing proposition and related expansion.
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Scanlon
N.0. T
Kent
No. 7
Cleveland
Label Street Cars With New Names
Superintendent Scanlon announced that within two weeks street cars will receive new street names with side and dash signs replaced. Old names will be scrapped as cars travel the M g-Navarre and South-st lines with added rush hour cars.
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Scanlon
N. C. T. Hat
Mayor Stolberg in Fighting Mood Over City Service
City officials clash with North Carolina Telephone over extensions and service while Mayor Stolberg reportedly probes the status of the utility. Also note a lecture by Dr. Arthur Evans at First Methodist Church on March 19 and local ads for instruments and employment.
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Stolberg
Anton Teachers Club
Arthur Evans
First Methodists Church
Canton
Cla
First Methodist
Arthur Evang
First Methodist “Church
Adve
Tell My Story When Board Meets Dougherty
Aboard member named Dougherty signals a forthcoming statement about missing twenty thousand dollars. He plans to address the Board of Trade with old members present, citing a delay in the next meeting since the last one four years ago and promising further details when called upon.
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Sa Win Cent
Mnue
Sory A.nesday
Board of Trade
Dougherty
Strike Breakers Move Inside Novelty Plant
Moulders picketing the Novelty Iron Co. observed the company sheltering strike breakers inside the plant with an on site hotel and dining area. An auto arrived at the south entrance with cots and food as night patrols and additional workers joined through Thursday morning.
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Barnett
Novelty Iron Co
Brea
Sles
Barnett House
Whitacre Sentiment Strong in State Amid Political Push
A secret state poll shows at least 60 percent supporting nomination of Cox. Iman Whitacre claims Harmon and Ju dson followers will mobilize strong in the race and warns of potential defeats as Garber comments on Governor Garb.
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Grom
Congress
Iman Whitacre
Goversriends
Whittere
Grer
Judson
Harmon
Whitacre
H Ted
Garber
Columbus
Disturbance at Stark Telephone Strike Ends Quietly
A crowd gathered at the Stark telephone office as Frank Smith was arrested for causing a disturbance during a strike. Smith pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, receiving a suspended fine of five dollars and costs after arguing that he only used the term strike-breakers. Police noted others were vocal but not arrested. the crowd later dispersed with labor leaders unavailable for comment.
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Stark
Frank Smith
Oficer Pilcher
Warrex Cronton
Bennett Surrenders to Cincinnati Police in Arson Case
Frank Bennett, former Central M. C. A. janitor who pled guilty last fall to arson and later vanished, surrendered to Cincinnati police. He had been indicted by a grand jury for setting fire to an unoccupied Canal Fulton dwelling. Bennett, 61, received Y M C A intercession and was to be janitor of the Y M C A building. a sentence had been deferred. Sheriff Oberlin notified Canal Dover.
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Jackman
Cincinnati
Frank Bennett
Central
M. CA
Bennett
Grand
Canal Fulton
Y.mc.a Here
Ym.ca
Sheri Oberlin
Canal Dover
Fox
Grocery items and odd lines from a classified ad
A fragmented ad lists goods at Keysers Grocery 1210 W Pace Stark with prices such as Golden Horn Minnesota Spring wheat flour 1.35 per large sack ham 18 per pound lard 50 lb can ketchup by the gallon four gas mantles 25c and toilet paper 25c The piece ends by noting rent signs are outdated and landlords use news classified ads.
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Golden Horn
Minnesota
The
Gallon
Bbc
Keysers Grocery
Pace Stark
Hell
Steinmetz Site Promises Cheaper Sewage Plant Expansion
Consulting Engineer Pratt reports fast progress on Steinmetz farm site at Howenstine for the sewage disposal plant. Kent says a Monday night council decision will fix the site and address gravity aided by a short siphon of about 150 feet. The plan includes a 42 inch sewer over a three mile stretch and about 40 acres of Steinmetz land for future extensions.
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Pratt
Cleveland
Kent
Steinmetz
Howenstine
Steinmets
Neh Hoor Pratt
Mit
Steinmetz Ap
Moser
Fine
Band May Be Disbanded After Trinity Reformed Event
The Grand Army band faces disbandment pending a Sunday meeting at Trinity Reformed Church. Fundraising efforts seek about $1,200 to cover uniforms pay and quarters. I H Prosser was not elected band leader at the Wednesday gathering, amid questions of leadership and finance.
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Dur ‘McKinles
Trinity Reformed Church
Endta
Grand Army Band
I. H. Prosser
Trinity Ke ‘Church
Prowger
26 Years a Cop Wielandt Quits Canton Police
Joseph P Wielandt a Canton police lieutenant plans pension after 26 years in the force with 2 years in the department required for eligibility. He joined May 4 1885 and will seek the $50 a month pension though previously received about $318 monthly. He cites bronchitis and health issues and plans to move to California for treatment while remaining Canton resident.
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Joseph P. Wielandt
Heutenant
Penson Fund
Tak
Dollee
Wie Sandt
Aste Wielandt
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Allian
Youngstown
Pasquale Lation
Flushing
Mayor
Klein & Heffelman Co—Advt
Council
Facrest
HT. Keating Igor Graham
Politi 'c
Cincinnati Police
Royal Lead Co
Duntley
H. C. Bevington
Second-st NW
Bell Phone
Ty ii Starke
Dayto
Fu Bran
Wielandt
Som
Leutenant
California
Panama
Wielandt Thursda
Charles
Toundsmen
Canton Choral Society
Fred McCloud
Smith
Ieutenant
Courtland Motel
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