Rally backs Colonel Roosevelt stay as Buncomb verdict looms
Theodore Roosevelt era fervor energizes Buncomb county rally led by Walter Brown of Toledo state party chair. Officials praise Roosevelt as Progressive leader as bids for a sewage plant contract award hint at county political stakes. Evans and Landor win bid at 249 403 44 dollars with 420 working days to complete and a bond required.
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Walter Brown
Toledo
Progressive Party
Oyster Bay
Courtland Hotel
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South American
Buncomb
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Roosevelt
H. H. Timken
Stolberg
Souers
New Philadelphia
Congress
Oscar M. Abt
County Central Committee
Board of Control
R. H. Evans & Co
Columbus
E. J. Landor
Canton
Evans and
Landor
Kent
J. C. Devine & Co
Alliance
Municipal Engineering & Con
Heat Wave Claims Six in Canton as Humidity Soars
A Canton heat wave caused six deaths, with four new victims reported Wednesday. Authorities say extreme humidity and temperatures rising to near 88 degrees contributed directly or indirectly, as workers and residents struggled to cope and mills suspended operations.
Four Prisoners Plead Guilty in County Court
Four prisoners held in the county jail pleaded guilty late Tuesday afternoon before Com Pleas Judge Ake. Howard Collins was sentenced to an indeterminate term for manslaughter. Tony Milloot and Chase DiMenco pled guilty to weapons and pandering charges and received penitentiary terms. James Horst pleaded guilty to assault and battery and drew 30 days in the workhouse. Louis Campbell and Sam Spendu Polis were found guilty in trials for larceny and carrying concealed weapons, with sentences to be pronounced later.
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Com Mion
Ake
Howard Collins
Tony Milloot
Chase DiMenco
James Horst
Louis Campbell
Sam Spendu Polis
C of C Delays Fourth of July plans due to忙S
The chamber of commerce postponed any Fourth of July celebration action at Tuesday's meeting. President Timken noted the organization is busy with detailed planning and a membership drive, so no steps were taken this week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Timken
Award Granted After Powder Explosion Burns Worker
Albert Haker of Brown Stark co. Canton was awarded 1049 by the State Industrial Commission for injuries received while employed by the A and C Lime Co. A powder explosion burned the worker about the body and caused the loss of sight in one eye.
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Albert Haker
Brown, Stark Co
Hager
A. & C. Lime Co
Canton
Weather Forecast With Cloudy Skies And Thunder Possible
The forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight through Thursday with a chance of local thunder. A high around 87 degrees is expected with mild overnight lows.
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Government
Another City Physician Takes Up Hot Battle Against The House Fly
Dr. C. E. Exline urged Canton residents to curb flies by removing rubbish and stagnant water, filling ground dents, and discarding meal scraps. He urged universal responsibility and emphasized prevention to protect families and neighbors.
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C. E. Exline
Dr. Exline
Canton
Snyder Case to Be Argued Before State Supreme Court
Prosecutor Pontius and attorneys McCarty and Burt travel to Columbus to argue Christian Snyder of Louisville's appeal after a jury found him guilty of attacking a Louisville girl. The Court of Appeals affirmed the verdict. Snyder, 60, alleges no assault and battery with consent.
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A. M. McCarty
Russell J. Burt
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Christian Snyder
Louisville
Common Pleas Court
Snyder
McCarty
Burt
Court of Appeals
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Knights of Columbus Special Meeting On Dennis Quinn Death
Knights of Columbus calls a special meeting tonight to take action upon the death of Brother Dennis Quinn. F A Schwertner, Grand Knight.
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Dennis Quinn
F. A. Schwertner
G. K.advt
EMPLOY DAILY NEWS WANT ADS TO DO YOUR SELLING
Employment classifieds urge readers to use the Daily News want ads for selling products and services. The notice emphasizes convenience and broad reach through the newspaper’s classified section.
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Daily News
Economy column invites housewives to save with tips
The News launches a weekly economy contest for housewives asking readers to submit penny saving ideas. Molly Stark of the woman's page will host Q A on household management and publish reader questions with expert answers.
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Canton
Mrs. Smith
Molly Stark
Woman's Page
Daily News
Catholic Club Fund Surges Toward Fifty Thousand
Mrs. W E Herron hinted pledges near the 50 000 goal as solicitors pressed town wide. Large donations expected from prominent businessmen Wednesday night to top the drive. A campaign festival next Monday will feature candy booths and refreshments to boost funds.
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W. E. Herron
Catholic Club
Mrs. Herron
Ron
Canton Post Office Addition Plans Revealed
Sealed proposals will be opened at the supervising architect office in Washington Thursday at 3 p m for the Canton post office extension and remodeling. The project calls for a one story basement extension of about 1 380 square feet with stone facing and a copper roof. Estimated cost is 20 000 dollars with completion by February 28 1915 or within ten months of bidding.
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Supervising Architect
Washington
Canton
Groun
Stark Co Graduate Nurses Elect Officers
Miss Mable Firestone was elected president at the Stark co graduate nurses meeting on Tuesday. Other officers chosen include Vera McCutcheon as first vice president Cora Weir as second vice president Emma Stewart as corresponding secretary Mrs. Margaret Dillon as recording secretary Mary Misere as treasurer and An na Zernechel as counsel. The next meeting is scheduled for the last Tuesday in June. A special 7:30 p m meeting of C M 8 A Branch No 2 will discuss the death of Bro Jos Byers.
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Mable Firestone
Graduate Nurses of
Stark-co
Vera McCutcheon
Cora Weir
Emma Stewart
Margaret Dillon
Mary Misere
Anna Zernechel
Memorial Assn Annual Meeting Set for June 23 in Canton
The McKinley Memorial association plans a June 23 meeting in Justice William R. Day's Canton post office chamber. The event, postponed from May due to Washington business, will attract prominent members including George B. Cortelyou and James A. Gary. Attendees listed include Day as president and Myron T. Herrick as treasurer among others.
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Mc.Kinley Memorial Association
William R. Day
Justice Day
Canton
Snoozer Finishes Sentence On Bench
Frank Smith was ordered by Judge Quinn to sit on a bench in front of police headquarters until the Chief allowed him to rise. He remained all morning, napping and snoring, until noon when the Chief released him.
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Frank Smith
Quinn
Smith
Dowen Charged With Intoxication Remains in Custody
Tom Dowen was arrested Tuesday night on intoxication charges and arraigned in police court Wednesday morning. Judge Quinn ordered him held for another day in cold storage after Dowen could not account for his actions.
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Dowen
Quinn
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Knights of St John to Hold Funeral Meeting
Knights of St John convene a special meeting tonight at 7:30 in their hall to arrange Joseph Byers funeral details. All members urged to attend.
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Knights of St. John
Joseph Byers
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Weather snapshot shows heat amid rain delay
The day warmed to the mid to upper 80s despite morning rain with humidity high enough to feel hotter. Temperature readings across locations ranged from the mid 70s to the upper 80s with values listed as Tacm 77 Nfacm 82 Ba m 79 12 m 1.6 BS Macm 50 T pom 86 1Oacm 80 VSpome 87.
Patmont Before Grand Jury in Abduction Case
Rev Louis Patmont of Milwaukee faced a Grand Jury amid a public reception in Danville Illinois following his abduction two months earlier. Detectives tied an automobile found near Madison to the suspected abduction vehicle as money from the reception was sent to Mrs Patmont in Newark New Jersey to join her husband.
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Ills
Georgetown
Louis Patmont
Milwaukee
Patmont
Madison
Columbia
Newark
N. J
Y M C A Building Committee Names Announced
E A Bowman chairman announces the committee for the Y M C A building project. Board members include 8 Cook A A Oldham and Howard W Fawcett. Businessmen chosen are W R Zollinger B T Steiner and W C Anderson. A board meeting is set for Wednesday evening. General Secretary Lundy could not specify topics.
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E. A. Bowman
Cook
A. A. Oldham
Howard W. Fawcett
W. R. Zollinger
B. T. Steiner
W. C. Anderson
Lundy
Black Hand Attack Targets Lazzaro Family in Sharon
Detectives attribute the attempt on Gatina Lazzaro and his family to the Black Hand. A dynamite blast partially wrecked the family bedroom, injuring Lazzaro and his wife while two children escaped. All barber shops will be closed all day Saturday, open until 10 30 Friday night.
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United Press
Sharon
Gatina Lazzaro
Lazzaro
Civil War Vet Seeks Hankins Family Help
Enos Doughty, a Civil War veteran and former Canton resident now living in Marion, asks Chief of Police Smith to locate the Hankins family who resided in the city about 40 years ago.
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Smith
Enos Doughty
Canton
Marion
Doughty
Hankins
Heat Wave Grips Eastern Cities Amid Sweltering Heat
The eastern United States endures an extreme heat wave with temperatures above 90 across major cities including New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston. Six deaths in Canton and numerous prostrations signal mounting toll as high humidity hinders relief and fog blankets the Atlantic due to hot air meeting cool seas.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charleston
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
United Press
Cleveland
Canton
Toledo
Sandusky
Youngstown
Wes
United Cigar Stores Lease of Square Block
United Cigar Stores Co has leased the building owned by H. B. Timken on the northeast corner of Publicip. The Parisian Cloak company previously occupied the site. United Cigar Stores will open the first Canton store and sublet the rest of the building, as the lease covers the entire structure on both ground and second floors.
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United Cigar Stores Co
H. B. Timken
Publicip
United Cigar Stores
Canton
Thet
Louisville Declares War On Auto Speeders
Louisville officials announce a crackdown on speeders led by Mayor Coy who vows barriers on streets to curb joy riding. The report notes disturbances from fast drivers and promises action to restore peace in Cantons.
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Coy
Canton
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