25 May 1913
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1913
Page
1
Officials probe Carty's death as Pelky reports being unnerved by inquiries. Details remain sparse as authorities review the incident and potential connections to ongoing investigations.
Calgary report notes NT O T faces fines up to 10 000 for delay in repairing public service lines with orders from the commission. Interims show possible fines of 19000 or 15000 for a year of noncompliance if complaints prove groundless. New commissioner Gobbin vows action on substantiated orders. Autopsy and inquest into Luther McCarty death at Tommy Burns arena follow the boxing tragedy.
The May 1 24 1912 Marquette hearing for Theodore Roosevelt against George A Newett centers on alleged libel in an Ishpeming editorials calling Roosevelt a liar and often drunk. Pinchot and Shaw travel with Roosevelt as Marquette's courtroom readies for a first come first served seating policy and deposition evidence.
M M Schade foreman in the Berger works department died Saturday night at his East Lakes home from malignant carcinoma after a weeklong illness. He was 44, a Berger employee for 7 years, and survived by his widow Mrs C W Loos Canton and daughter, his mother Mrs Emma Schade and two sisters Mrs John Lay and Mrs Bernell Wanner of Ding PA. A Red Men member, The Daughters of the World and Pro d Home Circle will conduct services Tuesday at 2 pm at Trinity Armed Church with Rev BEP Her e officiating and interment in Westn Cemter.
Mother Jones seeks a sun shade go-cart for a month old babe at the Bethshan home.isters many stored go-carts and asks if someone will lend or donate one for the child’s outdoor use.
The Ohio Patriot at Lisbon endorses Whitacre for the Senate, praising his tariff views and urging his succession of Senator Burton. The editorial implies a political campaign push and identifies Whitacre as a rising candidate.
Canton relatives of Edward Skelton a 33 year old barber who went west three years ago learned Saturday that the man named Edward Skelton reported murdered in Joplin Missouri is not their relative Louis Skelton 1942 South Market street confirms a telegram that the slain Skelton formerly lived in San Francisco and the west bound Edward feared it might be his son.
A second floor collapse at the Long Beach auditorium during the British Empire day celebration left about 50 dead and as many as 100 injured as nearly 1 000 spectators rushed inside. Rescue teams worked for hours removing bodies while crowds gathered outside the wreckage.
Sheriff Oberlin attached a railroad locomotive owned by the Marsh Co of Chicago after the United Steel Co charged breach of contract. The steel company paid 500 for the locomotive and seeks 1000 in damages while the engine remains held on Pennsylvania rails pending the hearing.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Bachtel, seventy eight, who died Saturday at her home 304 Blaine Ave, will be held Monday at 1 30 p m at the home and at the Simpson M E Church at 2 p m Rev Rutledge to conduct the services Interment will be in West Lawn Cemetery
Andrew J. Fullmer gathers petitions signed by property owners to rename Canton streets. He faces a setback as each signature must include lot numbers, delaying council report until a week from Monday. The Central Labor union may shift position, while Fullmer recounts a woman’s near escape to block signatures.
Reports from Can ton city officials outline a proposed new charter to shift to a commission form of government. Voters will decide July 15 in a special election after weeks of review by a charter commission.
The Daily News prints the proposed new Canton charter drafted by 15 commissioners since March and likely to be adopted Tuesday night then sent to voters. Pamphlets totaling over 13 000 copies will explain the charter for the July 15 election as state law governs. existing laws stay in force until repealed and city rights remain intact. The notice lists office abolition and creation of a five member City Commission, with current officials to serve until new members are elected and qualified.
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