Turnbull Denial Fails to Stop Frame-Up Charge
Charges aired Saturday claim Mayor Turnbull influenced the selection of city engineer to favor Chapin plans for a new sewage disposal plant. Weber accused of opposing Chapin and of tipping土地 that the N O T had seized city lands. Welty reportedly demanded Weber's removal and was urged to keep him if he aligned with Chapin.
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Turnbull
John C. Welty
L. E. Chapin
Weber
Service
Walter Ruff
Chapin
Ruff
Wertzau
W. E. Sarver
Welty
Webty
Engineer
Schaefer
Turn
Zerbe
Municipal League
City faces $25 000 paving delay as water work funds tighten
Harbert urges fast sale of $25 000 bond to cover street mains and water extensions while council delays action due to water works needs. Auditor notes no report of bond sale and ordinance clock winds down. Paving cannot proceed until permanent mains installed, risking further delays into next year.
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Water Department
Ter
Harbert
Srumbaugh
Married 38 Years, Asks For Divorce
Mrs. Elizabeth Whelan of 1229 East Tuscarawas st sues Edwin Whelan for divorce in common pleas court alleging cruelty desertion and verbal abuse. The couple married 38 years ago and he is a contracting boilermaker. Jennie C Dowty sues Harry O Dowty for divorce for wilful absence and seeks separation and restoration of her maiden name Jennie C Sullivan.
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Elizabeth Whelan
East Tuscarawasst
Common Pleas
Edwin Whelan
Jennie C. Dowty
Harry O. Dowty
Canton
War on Saloon Screens Moves to County Meeting
The W C T U pushes to remove saloon interior screens visible from outside while wine rooms face a similar ban. Members urge a wholesale expose of drinkers as abstainers and plan county institute action next week with Carl H. Meyer leading official services. Miss Mina Beatrice Coy to sing with Verdi Orchestra at the First United Brethren church May 20.
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Canton
W. C
County Institute
Mina Beatrice Coy
Verdi Orchestra
First United Brethren Church
Daylight Robber Takes $500 in Gems From Wolinsky’s Store
Nathan Wolinsky, pawn broker at Seventh and Cherry, was robbed of 24 diamonds worth $500 in daylight. A man lured him outside to negotiate over suitcases while another entered through an supposedly locked back door, signaling with a silver dollar before the theft.
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Nathan Wolinsky
Seventh
Cherry Streets
Wolinsky
Free chicken Monday night at Peepie's
A brief community notice advertises free chicken at Peepie's located at 524 South Cherry Street on Monday night. The short promo mentions dates Advt. 17 18 19 and invites residents to attend.
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Peepie’s
South Cherry-st
Wivery Carpenter
Canton
F. J. Berdel
Verdi Orchestra to Perform Tuesday at United Brethren Church
Ad notices announce a brass band program at First Christian Bible School and the Verdi Orchestra at United Brethren church. Overflow meeting planned for McKinley Park with organized classes for all ages and admission of 10 cents for the May 20 event.
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Bible School
First Christian Bible School
McKinley Park
Verdi
United Brethren Church
Auto accident victim dies after barn plunge
A. M. Martin thirty six of northwest of New Berlin dies from injuries after a car rolled from a bank barn during spring cleaning. His wife escaped with minor injuries and the couple’s five children survive. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Dunkard church.
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A. M. Martin
New Berlin
Martin
Ruth
Donald
Louis
Nora
Carrie
George Schlosser
Oscar Huff
Bremen
Ind
L. R. Deith
Plymouth
Dunkard
Rioting Keeps Cincinnati Police on the Jump
Governor Cox refuses to send troops to the street car strike crisis in Cincinnati. Mayor Hunt defers calling out Ohio national guard and relies on local militiamen while strikebreakers attack cars. Attorney General Hogan says the mayor can call out Hamilton county units if needed.
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Cincinnati
Cox
Hunt
Ohio National Guard
Guv Cox
Hogan
Hamilton-co
Acon
Charter Copy To Be Given To Every Voter
The publicity committee of the charter commission will distribute a copy of the proposed charter with explanations to all registered voters. Alex von Landberg prepares pamphlets. after final phraseology review, the commission will adopt the charter as a whole.
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The
Charter Commission
W. R. Zollinger
Alex von Landberg
Commission
Publcity Committee
F. M. Shelton
Thomas F. Turner
E. A. McCuskey
Reporter Identified by Alias in Grand Jury Room
A Chicago court jailed a newspaper reporter for 24 hours after he testified in the grand jury room claiming the name A Mutthead. The incident centers on the reporter’s unexpected alias and subsequent detention.
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Chicago
A. Mutthead
First Christian Bible School Band Concert Ad
An opening worship event at McKinley Park features the First Christian Bible School Band with special vocal music. The advertisement calls it a red letter day and urges attendance.
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First Christian Bible School
McKinley Park
Blane the florist promotes 10000 dark red plants
Advertisement notes 10 000 sturdy dark red plants ready for order to secure best selection. Delivery available via Bell 257 Stark M 9116. Also mentions Ir F Bratten violin soloist with Verdi Orchestra at First United Methodist.
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Bell
Stark
Blane
the Florist
Helper Released In Bicycle Case In Waynesburg
Albert Machin charged as a go between in disposing of bicycles stolen by Albert Heilman was found not guilty and discharged by Police Judge Quinn. Police report ten more bicycles were found believed stolen by Heilman along with notices of local events and ads from May 1913.
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Albert Heilman
Quinn
Heilman
Massillon Men Elected to Ohio Millers Officers
At its closing session in Columbus the Ohio Millers association named President Lee F Grabill Massillon Vice President Richard Patton Springs field Treasurer H W Fish Marion and an executive committee Everett Thier wichter Oak Harbor John Goldcamp Irenton W L Sabina and J T Miller Canal Dover The group asked lawmakers to oppose the proposed unequal tariff on wheat and products An excursion to Cleveland via W and L and $1 24 round trip on sale Saturday with return Saturday or Sunday plus $1 19 round trip Sunday only
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Lumbus the
Ohio Millers Association
Lee F Grabill
Massillon
Richard Patton
Springsfield
H. W. Fish
Marion
Everett Thierwichter
Oak Harbor
John Goldcamp
Irenton
W. . Lewis
Sabina
J. T. Miller
Canal Dover
the Millers
Ohio
Cleveland
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