Oberlin Backed In Home for Crippled Children Bill
The house referred Rep. Adam Oberlin's bill to create a home for deformed and crippled children to the health committee. Governor Arnold supports the plan and $100000 is requested for building. The Dayton Crippled Children and Invalid Association backs the measure, with letters from across the state praising the proposal.
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Adam Oberlin
Oberlin
Chitdren
Donald Watson
Daily News
W“alepate
Columbus
Arnold
Dayton
Montgomery- 0
Pas
Han
Stokes
Montgomery-co
Columbus Railroad
Statehouse
The
Dawson Convicted of Manslaughter at State Hospital
George Dawson a guard at the Massillon state hospital was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of inmate Alfred Tisch with a recommended leniency. The defense plans to appeal claiming mercy is not permitted. Dawson is out on bond and will seek a new trial, with further appeal to the court of appeals after denial of a motion.
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George Dawson
MassMlon State Hospital
Ake
Alfred Tisch
C. C. Upham
Hubert Pontius
Sie ‘Preme
Dawson
Pond
Court of Appeal
Guarden
Kiel
Merr Sapp
Army St
Another Tax Mixup Noted In Stark County
Stark county officials face continued tax confusion as the Beiter bill's emergency clause passed while the main measure failed to secure a two third majority. Auditors hoped to start the 1915 appraisement, but critics argue the tax board must act under Warnes law until a court resolves the issue with Attorney General Turner expected to rule.
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Stark Co
Beiter
Bil
DNL
Tax Board
Warnes
Turne
Rural School Officials Gather for Second Meeting in Linton
More than 100 rural board of education members and district supervisors attended a second gathering in Linton on Friday. The meeting aimed to discuss the current School law and measures for improving rural schools, including county wide contests and consolidation, with invitations extended to all General schools of Starkee.
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Board of Education
Linton
Starkee
County School Board Seeks Wider Co operation
A crowded meeting opened by County Superintendent J Jas tr ong urged board members and district supervisors to cooperate for better results in Ohio schools. Supt Stahl from Canton spoke on wide contests in literature and athletics to be adopted across districts. Discussions touched on rural school control by each district and salary matters as part of broader school needs.
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J. Jastrong
Armstrong
Ohio
Wil Hf. Stahl
I City
Canton
AL Lata
Osnabere
P Agta
Caintonsto
Tao
Inet Ata
England's Stand Surprise Diplomat's Conversation
A British diplomat's unexpected exchange altered early German strategy as World War II began. The conversation is cited as steering Germany toward a misjudged path, impacting initial diplomacy and campaign planning.
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England
Germany
August 1 Mobilization Report From Diary of Prof. Wendell Herbruck
Notation dated August 5 describes mobilization news after a July 31 order. The diary cites crowds, arrests, and widespread volunteer enlistment among students and locals, with references to bomb threats and spy concerns.
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Wendell Herbruck
Two British Ships Torpedoed Off English Coast
The Hyndford and the Bluejacket were torpedoed within hours of each other in the English channel near Fasthorne and Headey head. The Hyndford, 1618 tons, foundered after a hit. the Bluejacket, bound for London with wheat from the river P5, was 376 feet long and underway to South American wheat. Crew reports hazy weather as the attacks occurred.
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London
Hyndford
Fasthourne
Glenartney
Deal
Dealher Bow
AL Ayndford
Argo
Scottish Ship Owners Co, Limited
Telephone Bill Action in Legislature and Local Ads
The report notes that Rep Oberlin's bill to require telephone connections with competing lines went to the utilities committee while Rep Agler's measure to merge county fees into a single general fund passed the legislature. An accompanying ad section lists Prime beef, lamb, pork, and poultry prices, plus shop ads for Klein & Hettelman Co and The Herbruck Dry Goods Co with various discounts.
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Rep
Oberlin
Utilities Committee
Ag- 1
Chamber of Commerce
Agler
Bill on extending Clerk of Courts term to 1919
Legislation would extend Clerk of Courts Kirk’s term to August 1919 if passed. The bill sets four year terms for clerks of court and preserves incumbents’ eligibility for extension, noting Kirk took office in 1912 and was re elected last fall for a second term. County officers mostly serve two year terms except the four year term for the probate judge.
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Kirk
Treasurer Ake enters mayoral race on Republican ticket
County Treasurer H Rows Ake formally announces candidacy for mayor on the Republican ticket. The notice details campaign plans and references duties of the treasurer's office. Also included are local market advertisements and event notices from Lavin’s City Market House and nearby venues.
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Reasurer
Ake
H. Rows Ake
Yoralty
Two Great Drives Against Germans Start in France
Paris reports two major Allied offensives in France. British forces massed in La Basse district batter the German lines while French troops push into the Champagne sector from Rheims toward the Argonne. Nearly one million engaged as both sides press relentless assaults. American-made ammunition is credited for improved artillery fire.
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France
Paris
LaBasse
Rheims
Argonne Forest
Neuve Chappelle
Pippinette Aubers
Halpegarde
Champagne
Les Mesnil
Perthes
Beausejour
Souain
Willam
A. ML
Lille
Seone
Vest
Upper
Alsace
Belgium
Dixmud
United States
Germans Rush Reinforcements Into France
German and Austrian troops are dispatched to the western front in Flanders and France as Allies press a determined offensive. Reports claim 50 troop trains have passed through Abla vappelte and many more are on the way, with the eastern theater campaign to continue.
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Amsr Ekwadl
Flanders
France
Abla Vappelte
Herlin
Thaw Case Faces New Legal Move In Matteawan Stay
A new miscellaneous writ delays Thaw's return to Matteawan as Justice Bijur considers extending a stay. Thaw's lawyers seek to overturn a Milan ruling and push the case to a higher court while awaiting a jury sanity test set for April 19.
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New York
Ari
Omer
Bijur
Justce
Stanford White
Milan
New Hampshire
Thaw
Matteawan
Justis Hijar
Deputy Sheriff Arrested for Drunken conduct with Prisoner
William C Bria a deputy sheriff from Claremore Oklahoma was arrested after he and prisoner Ennis C Purdy got drunk together during an escort. Purdy faced embezzlement charges and Bria reportedly struggled to return home with him as the two were taken to Canton and later to St Louis for processing. Both men face further moves back to Claremore with Bria held at a city jail ward.
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William C. Bria
Claremore
Oikla
Heren
Ennis
Purdy
Bria
Sherif
Millerspark
Holmes-co ‘Herif
Canton
Sherif Jackman
St. Louis
Prl
Millersburgeen
BL. Louis
Brim
Oklahoma
Sherif Brim
Cemtral
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Satura
Aalimerton
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Mentelman Co
Adv
Klein & Hettelman Co
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Deutschland
Moletter
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Sirones
Tate
Mitli & Aries
Raey
Avantorium
Dre Wiley
Motior Pictures
Health
Saxony
Bill
Wisconsin
Lem’ Sons
Bbc
Ste. Keyagr's Grocery
Tuscarawas
W. Bell
Stark
Heiielman Co
Ples
Woolley
Canton Motor Car Co
Advt
Ohn G. Wooley
Dosares
Coral
Garnet
Peat
Asa
Tuscarawasst
Isoheurhmaainn
Rolly
Klong Hedtehnen
Chapman & Snyder
Bell Phone
Ottapainle
Klein & Heffelman
Dr. Wiley
Aunitorium
Se — Adveton
Whiting
Abts
Kame
Av. Tels
Raber-Tschantz
Rand
Klein & Heftelman Co.Adv
Nepeaka
Canton Auditorium
John G. Woon
Jonah G. Woolley
Priay, Maris
Blanche Sweet
Ane Nlein & Meffelman Co
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