Woman shoots self and others in multiple incidents
A man, Harry Williamson, shot himself after an argument with his wife in an intoxicated state, surviving with a chance to recover at Mercy hospital. In Pittsburgh, Marie Goldman was found shot in her room and is expected to recover, while others linked to a prostitution case faced arraignment.
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Harry L. Williamson
Springav
Mercy Hospital
Williamson
C. E. Exline
United Steel Co
Marie Goldman
Abe Goldman
Pittsburgh
Savannahan SF
J. H. Beatty
Wise
Herdlicker
Rae Hammond
Marie Myers
John Ristiser
Mayo Osasago
Judge Quinn
Mrs. Goldman
Mary FE. Simler
Houselaw SE
Cleveland Ave Residents Battle N O T C Traffic Shift
Cleveland avenue property owners protest an N O T franchise plan to double track Oxford avenue and run interurban traffic along Cleveland avenue. They consider an injunction to block the move amid sewer work closing Oxford avenue and reduced city car service.
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Oxford-ay
Cleveland-ay
Oxford‘vy
Oxford-av
Akron
Cleveland
Damage case against N O T goes to trial
Trial of the damages suit for personal injury by Joseph Bellin sky against the N O T began in Judge Fimple's common pleas court division Tuesday. Bellinsky, a driver for Canton Storage & Transfer Co, said a moving van he drove was struck by an N C T car at the corner of 5th Street and McKinley in SW. The jury inspected the accident district Tuesday morning.
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Joseph Bellinsky
Ouch Lovers Young Dream Faces Night Lighting Plan
Park Superintendent Eli Hardenstein walked to Nimi Shilla Park with electric lamps to light dark spots beloved by couples. He noted benches were used by lovers under the moon, but foreigners frequent the park and trouble in darkness could arise, so lighting will proceed though it may disappoint romantic pairs.
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Eli Hardenstein
Nimi
Shilla Park
Love
Hardenstein
Weather Summary for Local Area
Weather report notes varying cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with chances of precipitation. Forecaster lists temperatures around a low and a high, with expectations of scattered rain in the north portion and unsettled conditions through the day.
Palmer's New Furniture Goes Baby Go Car Ad
Advertisement notes a go cart for baby at Palmer's New Furniture and an appearance by Mr. William E. Stassner at the May festival tonight. Ad claims best quality and timely event.
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Palmer
William E. Stassner
Advt
City Council Pulse for Bonds to Build New Jail
The city asks for twelve thousand dollars in bonds to fund a new jail behind the police headquarters in the safety building. Majority favor remodeling now debated versus building anew to save wages and remedy unsanitary conditions.
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Ruff
Schrantz
Witter
Council Haymaker
City Hall
Elevator Cable Drops Three Men at Canton Provision Plant
Three workers were injured when an elevator cable failed at the Canton Provision Co plant. Foreman Edward Lothamer suffered a broken leg and was taken to Mercy hospital. Charles Enold and Charles Westrich were also hurt, with Enold sustaining a badly injured shoulder.
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Canton Provision Co
Edward W. Lothamer
Lothamer
Mercy Hospital
Miller-Blanchard
Charles Enold
Charles Westrich
Westrich
Enold
Gibbs elected to City National Bank board after death
Elmer W. Gibbs, vice president and superintendent of Gibbs Manufacturing Co., was elected as a director of City National Bank Tuesday morning to fill the vacancy created by the death of his father Lewis Gibbs several months earlier.
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Elmer W. Gibbs
The
Gibbs Manufacturing Co
City National Bank
Lewis Gibbs
Photographer Nathan Raiken Dies of Tuberculosis
Nathan Raiken twenty seven photographer died Monday at his home 519 Tuscarawas si E from tuberculosis. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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Nathan Raiken
Tuscarawas Si E
Caldwell Lawn Mowers Price Rise Ad
The Klein and Heffelman Co. advertises Caldwell lawn mowers priced at 82.50, signaling a market upturn for outdoor equipment.
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Caldwell Lawn Mowers
The
Klein & Heffelman Co
Canton Clean-Up Campaign Extends As Rubbish Piles Grow
Canton residents rally to improve their area as a rubbish collection project extends beyond the planned end date. Rain slowed work and officials say the job is larger than expected, with flower beds and gardens sprouting in the east end as neighbors join in. Government official Kent praises local effort and patience.
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Canton
Kent
East End
Service
Canton Urges Railroads to Repair Dangerous Crossings
Canton officials demand immediate repairs to crossings at Navarreed and Mecklenly avenues on B&O lines and Market Are crossing on N. O. T. rail. Councilmen cite a near tragedy to press action and threaten drastic measures if the railroads fail to comply within five days.
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Canton
Carr
Kent
Navarréerd
MeccKinley-av
Achrantz
Ruff
Landor Wins Supreme Court Victory Over Tuscarawas County
ER J Landor Canton contractor defeated county commissioners in a state supreme court decision on Tuesday. The high court affirmed the lower court awarding Landor 1673 10 for constructing the concrete bridge over the Tuscarawas river at Canal Dover.
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ER. J. Landor
Canton
County Commissioners
Tuscarawasca
State Supreme Court
High Court
Landor
Tuscarawas River
Canal Dover
Miss Rackle to Quit Associated Charities
Miss Cora Rackle resigns as secretary of the Associated Charities effective October 1 after three years in office. The group will discuss a successor at the Tuesday afternoon meeting and await Chamber of Commerce action on a proposed merger of charitable groups. Rackle plans a rest before addressing the National Children’s Congress in Memphis.
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Cora Rackle
Associated Charities
California
Miss Rackle
Chamber of Commerce
Rackle
Memphis
Tenn
The
Children’s Congress
Gas Range Demonstration and Evening Entertainment Ad
Society ad promotes A B Gas Range demonstration all week with refreshments for visitors. Miss Sigrist and Mr Clewell perform selections from Il Trovatore at the Auditorium tonight. Also an ad for a furniture polish and Palmer's new furniture store selling ice a bottle.
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A. B
Klein & Heffelman Co
Miss Sigrist
Mr. Clewell
Il Trovatore
Advt
Palmer's New Furniture Store
Palmer's new furniture store offers mace refrigerators
Warm weather spoils food so shoppers rush to Palmer's at 401 403 Market ay for a large line of mace refrigerators now on display.
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Palmer's New Furniture Store
Nervous Washington weighs Mexican mediation fate
Officials in Washington report intense nerves about a possible breakthrough in the Mexican crisis. Secretaries Bryan and Daniels say no change in outlook. some officials fear a break, while others view the path toward a satisfactory conclusion as slow but sure. Vera Cruz reports list 19 dead from the Utah landing and continuing casualties. Mexican fugitives in Vera Cruz claim Huerta’s overthrow is near amid plots to seize power and Gen. Jiminez Castro is said to seek the army’s control.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Washington
Bryan
Daniels
Mexico
Carranza
William G. Shepherd
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Jiminez Castro
Jojutla
Villa
Police Court Funds Illegally Given Away in Stark County
State examiners report Stark County officers and officials owe the county treasury 779.6 dollars held in various funds. Sheriff Oberlin, former Recorder McFarren, former Clerk A W Agler, Coroner F W Gavin, and tax collector FE Wilson are cited for delinquencies. Canton city figures turnpike and library funds are noted, with recoveries totaling 4879.30 dollars, including 4045.82 linked to the Starkee law library association.
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T. W. Jones
BE. J. Ott
Y. A. Price
Stark Co
Donahey
Oberlin
McFarren
A. W. Agler
F. W. Gavin
FE. S. Wilson
Ake
F. D. Keen
Canton
Turnbull Brothers
G. Chapman
KF. D. Green
Starkee Law Library Association
Hogan
Bids for City Detention Hospital Work Deferred
Bids for remodeling the city quarantine hospital and for detention facilities for girls brought into the justice system were submitted to the board of health but action was postponed as other matters occupied the meeting. The lowest bid was James A. McQuern at 3267.41 dollars. board expected to act within 48 hours.
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Board of Health
James A. McQuern
McQuern
Two Killed in Detroit Street Car Collision
Two persons died and 40 injured, three probably fatally, when two city street cars overloaded with male workers crashed on Oakland Avenue near Philadelphia Avenue. Police moved injured to Grace Hospital. many survivors fled in a chaotic stampede.
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United Press
Detroit
Oakland Av
Philadelphia-av
Grace Hospital
Rugs and Curtains at a Saving at Palmer's Furniture
An excellent line both in patterns and qualities much lower priced than elsewhere Palmer's new furniture store advertisement notes a saving on rugs and curtains with a focus on value and selection.
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Palmer's New Furniture Store
Rival 5 Ply Hose Theft Ad Exploits Local Crew
Mrs. Arthur Stanley Taylor will sing the Rosary with orchestra accompaniment at the Auditorium tonight. Klein & Heffelman Co advertisement. Dont miss it. Ads.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Arthur Stanley Taylor
Advt
No Alarm for Smallpox Scare
Five hundred pupils from East Fourth and East Fifth streets schools were sent home for vaccination as the city board of health closes schools for fumigation amid smallpox and other illnesses. Three smallpox and two scarlet fever cases have been found among attendees. Mayor Stolberg says the danger is limited and cases are under control.
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East Fourth
East Fifth-st
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Stolberg
Introducing Mr Theo Render brook pastry head at Klein's Quality Shop
The notice announces Theo Render brook formerly of the Kaiser Hall in New York City has charge of Klein's Quality Shop pastry department offering a full line of French pastries. Visit the west window at 134 Tuscarawas Street West opposite the Court House to be convinced.
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Theo. Renderbrook
Kaiser-Hall
New York City
Klein's Quality Shop
Tuscarawasst W
Court House
Adyt
Garden Tools All Kinds Ad from Tue Klein and Mefelman Co
An advertisement listing a range of garden tools sold by Tue Klein & Mefelman Co. highlights include rakes shovels hoes and trowels. The ad promotes variety and practical equipment for gardening tasks.
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Tue Klein & Mefelman Co
Advt
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