Minister to Quit New Berlin Church After Six Months
Rev. L. E. Groseclose resigns from the First Christian church of New Berlin amid internal friction. The 28 year old pastor will leave next week after preaching his final sermon. He cites serving the church’s best interests and expects the congregation to settle its division once he is gone. Groseclose previously led a small-town Virginia church and was born in Bloomington Illinois.
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First Christian Church of
New Berlin
L. E. Groseclose
Groseclose
Richmond
The
Christian Church
Bloomington, Ill
Strikers Mobilize as Court Grants Temporary Injunction
In Common Pleas Court a temporary injunction restrains McLain Co and Novelty Iron plant strikers from picketing. Hearing set for May 12 to decide on a permanent injunction. Attorneys clash over alleged Sunday stone throwing at a Novelty Iron building housing non union workers.
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McLain and Novelty Iron Co
Common Please
Common Pleas Court
Novelty Iron Co
J. H. McLain Co
A. M. McCarty
George H. Clark
Everett L. Mills
Moulders’ Union
McCarty
Clark
Common Pleas
Fimple
Novelty Iron Works
Mills
Clarke
McLain and Novelty
Mine disaster at Eccles WV claims 180 lives
Crowds gather at the mouth of Shaft No 6 of New River Collieries Co in Eccles West Virginia as three explosions in Shafts 5 and 6 kill 180 miners. Debris and water slow recovery while 172 entombed at Teermatey Collieries Co mine face daily efforts to recover bodies and bury the dead.
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New River Collieries Co
Eccles
W. Va
United Press
Teermatey Collieries Co
Manhattan Manzanillo Crisis Amid Pacific Tensions
United Press dispatches describe Manzanillo burning at the pier as Admiral Howard warns of bombardment while ships like the South Dakota and Maryland anchor nearby. Huerta’s delegates named to mediate with A B C, Navy denies orders to attack without anti-American protests. Reports note a Luella mine explosion in Manzanillo bay with no casualties listed.
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Raymond
United Press
Us.s. Cleveland
San Diego
Cal
Manzanillo
Guaymas
Howard
Mazatlan
Republic
South Dakota
Acapulco
Maryland
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Howard
Mexico
State Department
London
Mexico City
Luella
Manzanillo Bay
U. S
Raleigh
Suspects Freed in Fire Probe
Police could not prove arson at the J H McLain Co plant naming George Mallett Patrick Rafferty Charles Seeley James Cromwell and Frank Seeley. Rafferty ordered to leave the city Seeley 20 days and costs suspended and to depart Seeley discharged Mallett released Cromwell held for further investigation.
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J. H. McLain Co
George Mallett
Patrick Rafferty
Charles Seeley
James Cromwell
Frank Seeley
Quinn
Rafferty
Mallett
Cromwell
Chief Smith
Moulder Seeks 25000 Damages From Alliance Firm
Dennis J. Quinlan an iron moulder from Alliance filed in federal court at Cleveland for 25000 dollars alleging injuries at the American Steel Foundry Co plant on January 20 1913 cost him a leg. He contends the firm does not carry workers compensation in Ohio.
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United Press
Cleveland
Dennis J. Quinlan
Alliance
American Steel Foundry Co
Quinlan
Ohio
Myrtle Moore Returns From Country Farm Delinquency Case
Fifteen year old Myrtle Moore, held on a delinquency charge in Akron, is returned to the county jail after two weeks on a Canal Fulton farm. She preferred country life but asked to come back, saying she misses the crowds and streetcars. Deputy Norwood and Juvenile Judge Kriechbaum are mentioned with plans for further action.
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Myrtle Moore
Canal Fulton
Kriechbaum
Akron
Hanover
Columbiana
Alliance
Krrchbaum
Adam Oberlin
Oberlin
Norwood
Velaware
Weather Forecast And May Festival Ad At Auditorium
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with likely showers. Record shows a May Festival announced by the YWCA and Symphony Orchestra at the Auditorium for Tuesday evening May 5. Ad requests attendance and notes weather considerations.
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Reeb
Odio Witay
Symphony Orchestra
Mesnar seeks $30,000 to upgrade city fire service
Fire Chief Mesnar asks city council for nearly $30,000 to buy 7000 feet of hose, a triple combination truck, and repairs to several stations and vehicles. Councilmen Haymaker Jackman Sanders and Witter visited all fire houses to review needs, including a new east side fire hall and potential station No. 2 consolidation.
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Mesnar
Haymaker
Jackman
Sanders
Witter
Gibbs Av SE
American Hotel Men's Mugical Benefit Association in Europe
After a brief Berlin stop the group tours Europe and travels by rail to Dresden where they expect to arrive on Thursday. The delegation is on a cultural tour funded by the organization.
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Berlin
American Hotel Men's Mugical Benefit Association
Europe
Dresden
Steinmetz Land Fight Settled After Out of Court Deal
The city and Dennison Steinmetz settled condemnation talks over the Steinmetz farm near Howenstine for a sewage disposal site. Steinmetz accepted $180 per acre, down from $200, with use of the land for pasture and hay and fencing preserved. The out of court agreement ends months of site hunting and red tape as the city moves to purchase a suitable alternative.
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Steinmetz
Howenstine
John C. Welty
Dennison Steinmetz
Walter Ruff
Ruff
Kent
Stolberg
Debris Cleanup Continues As 15 Wagons Roll
Server Kent reports ongoing street cleanup with 15 wagons working to cart away rubbish. The effort aims to clear streets and restore normal traffic flow.
Clean-up Pictures From Hartford First Graders Impress Mayor
Mayor Stolberg found a set of crayon drawings from Hartford first graders showing their idea of a clean-up campaign. He deciphered piles of boxes and rubbish in the pictures and praised civic pride sparked by six year olds. Artists include Victor Peterson William Metzgar William Roberts Steve Nemeth and Eldred Luce.
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Hartford
Jove
Victor Peterson
William Metzgar
William Roberts
Steve Nemeth
Eldred Luce
Oxford Street Line in N O T May Not Be Abandoned
City may obtain the Fultord extension from Northern Ohio Traction and Light without tearing up Oxford street tracks. Officials question whether council can grant abandonment, as the franchise reportedly requires 25 years of service. City Solicitor to review law and franchise terms.
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Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Oxford-st
Clevelanday
Tretion
Oxfordst
The
Street Railway Committee of
Ruff
N. O
Kent worries over rising street rubbish and tight deadline
Service Director Kent notes more litter on the streets Monday than Saturday and warns that if the cleanup is not finished by Tuesday night crews may work all week. He says fifteen city wagons were deployed to the northwest and south sectors and will not revisit streets after initial collection.
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Kent
Important meeting in band room Tuesday evening
R. W. Carnahan manager advertises an important meeting set for Tuesday evening in the band room. The notice provides no further details beyond location and time.
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R. W. Carnahan
Mgr
Two Men Hurt In Mine Run Near Navarre
Sam Jenkins foreman and Peter Meinbach of Massillon were seriously injured in Fox Mine No 12 three miles west of Navarre when a rock fell from the ceiling. Jenkins crushed chest and internals. Meinbach fractured thigh hip dislocation and broken ribs. Earl Johnson and Mike Rand rescued them while warned. Rev Dan F Bradley of Cleveland urged equal suffrage during visit Conneaut.
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Fox
Massillon Coal Co
Navarre
Sam Jenkins
Peter Meinbach
Massillon
Jenkins
Heinbach
Will
Earl Johnson
Mike Rand
Ohio Voter Apathy Report Shows One Third Do Not Vote
A survey by the legislative research bureau released Monday finds nearly one third of Ohio voters stay away from the polls. Canton ranks fourth with 33 percent nonvoters while Cleveland Akron and Youngstown lead with 45 percent. In Columbus 43 percent did not vote. Toledo 43. Cincinnati 24. Dayton 24. Of 1,318,252 eligible voters in 1910, 932,262 voted, 29.4 percent abstained. The study, conducted in Columbus and Cincinnati precints, notes poverty correlates with nonvoting and offers no remedy, leaving decisions to legislators.
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Neary
Ohio
Legislative Research Bureau
Canton
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Research Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Sets Special Meeting
The chamber of commerce directors will meet Tuesday at 4 pm to discuss preliminary plans for a membership campaign and other routine business. The meeting was called by H. H. Timken, president.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Timken
Chamber
Young Democrats Plan Monthly Meeting in Tuscarawas
The Young Men's Democratic club will hold its regular monthly meeting in Tuscarawas county club rooms Monday evening at 8 o'clock. President Fred Witter announced the session. Ad mentions Libbey cut glass sold in Canton by Walter H. Double.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Tuscarawasst
Fred Witter
Libbey
Canton
Walter H. Double
Log Cabin Cookies Ad and Masonic Notice
Log Cabin Cookies dainty for Tuesday at 112 Cleveland av NW with Stark phone C-805. Masonic Notice says special communication this Monday evening at 7 o'clock, May 4th, work in the M. M. degree. J. H. Tudball W M, W. H. Rowe Secy. Advt.
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Cleveland Av
Stark
Masonic
J. H. Tudball
W. M
W. H. Rowe
Secy
Advt
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U. S. Raleigh
de Emilio Rabasca
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Justice
Huerta
A. B.C
Bryan
McLain
Ben Heasley
Elyria
Moulder
Alliance Firm
Myrtle
Tuscarawas
United Press Cable
N.O. T
G. A
Conneaut
Dan F. Bradley
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