Health Board Probes Filthy East End Boarding Houses
Canton health board and department officials investigated crowded boarding houses in Carnahanavy and Harford streets. They found up to ten men sleeping in one small room on Saturday nights, with airless conditions and packed beds. Officials say affidavits will be filed for sanitary violations and arrests may follow.
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Board of Health
Nd Health Department
East End
Loor
Presient Frankham
Canton
William Frankam
W. A. McConkey
A. H. Calhoun
L. B.obliger
W. F. Thompson
Dan Harry
Carnahanavy
Harfordst
Deputies Seek Violators of Game Laws
Deputy Sheriffs Ehman and Jackman investigated two reports of game law violations but found no violators. One case involved claimed fox squirrels that were groundhogs. The other concerned men shooting black birds east of the city. no suspects were located.
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Ehman
Jackman
Sheriff's Office
Bamberger
Primaries in Canton Set with Low Voter Interest
Canton prepares for the mayoral primaries with 10 candidates and anticipated low turnout. Election gear including allot boxes poll books and office equipment was issued to voting places as polls open 5 30 am and close 5 30 pm Tuesday. Candidates predict victory but public interest remains ordinary.
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Canton
Aviator Sets Loop Record in Monoplane Display
In France on September 1 an aviator looped a monoplane at 1300 feet, establishing a new record for daring. He began with a 3500 foot climb then inverted his craft with apparent ease while several hundred spectators watched.
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Ey i Rhrome NP % En
France
Poivad
Dublin strike riot leaves two dead and 500 injured
United Press reports in Dublin as police struggle to control central unions amid a wave of violence. J Larkin, strike leader, is jailed after a disguise thwarted a mass street meeting turning into clashes with police and civilians.
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Dublin
Cers
J. Larkin
Larkin
Saloons in three cities to stay open during primary elections
Sheriff Oberlin declares saloons in Canton assision and Alliance will remain open during the primary despite general closing rules. Only the three county cities face closure, as candidates avoid primaries by filing for November. Political ad urges vote for W. J. Piero for judge.
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Canton
Assision
Alliance
Oberlin
Breweries
Coun
Pontius
Board of Elections
Woman Dies After Four Months Illness Mrs Kissinger
Mrs. Cyrus Kissinger, sixty three, lifelong Greentown resident, died Saturday night from Brights disease after a four month illness. She leaves four daughters and two sons including Mrs Clark Miller Myersville and Ira Kissinger. Funeral Tuesday at 1 20 p m at home, burial Greentown Cemetery. Van J Longabaugh of North Industry died Saturday at home. Survived by wife four children and one brother W H Longabaugh. Funeral Tuesday at Melshimer s church at 2 p m. Vote for Thomas H Leahy for City Solicitor.
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Cyrus Kissinger
Greentown
Bright
Greentown Cemetery
van J. Longabaugh
North Industry
W. H. Longabaugh
Melshimer’s
Candidate for Judge of the Criminal Court Advertisement
Advertisement for a political candidate for Judge of the Criminal Court. Mentions a travel offer Niagara Falls and return 85.00 with weekly departures and steamer routes Cleveland and Cincinnati. Provides contact cue Wheeling for particulars. Includes days Wednesday July 9 and September 10 and travel agents W. L. E. and C. B. steamers.
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the Criminal Court
Anvt
Niagara Falls
Cleveland & C
W. J. Piero
The
Criminal Court
Advt
Beer Picnics Near Massillon Draw Test Case Fire
Two Massillon clubs the West End Athletic and Kaiserbloom held Sunday picnics with beer for members. Sheriff Oberlin allowed them to operate to test if clubs can sell tickets for beer at picnics on Sundays, planning charges to seek a ruling. A Red Men lodge picnic at Sippo Lake had no alcohol and faced no action.
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Massillon
Oberlin
West End Athletic Club
Kaiserbloom Club
Joseph Ehret
Marshall's Hill
West Brookfield
Oebrlin
Pontius
Ime
Red Men's Lodge of
Canton
Sippo Lake
Woman Hurt When Horse Snaps Onto Pole On Osnaburg Road
Cordery Sardan and family narrowly escape death Sunday afternoon when a frightened horse bolted after a motorcyclist on Osnaburg road a mile west of Osnaburg. Mrs Sardan suffered a deep forehead gash and 16 stitches were needed.
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Cordery Sardan
Firat NE
Osnaburg
Sardan
Canton
Woman Lawyer Praises Balancing Home Life and Career
Mrs. Augustus Schwartz Montegriffo, newly admitted to practice in federal district courts, says women can manage law, home, and children without burden. She asserts ambition, discipline, and time management enable success in both arenas.
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Nem Bintchenan
Augustus Schwartz Montegriffo
Plac
Labor Day Picnics Highlight Canton Celebration
Labor Day in Canton featured a Meyers lake picnic by CC M B A delegates and a parade from 9 am through the business district to the new school. The Cedar Street School flag ceremony, Junior Order United American Mechanics councils and a Stark-Do Socialist gathering also marked the day. A prize fight at Meyers lake and a labor hall dedication in Alliance limited a local labor demonstration.
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Meyers Lake
Cedarst School
United American Mechanics
Lodge
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
White
Chicago
Alliance
Red Cross Ends Flood Relief in Ohio
United Press reports the Red Cross closed its Ohio flood relief offices in Columbus marking the likely end of the effort. Five months of aid yielded 2,023,422.72 dollars raised, about 1,950,000 spent, with roughly 72,000 remaining to finish tasks from Washington.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
National Red Cross Society
The
Red Cross
Washington
School bells set to toll end of vacation tomorrow
Pittsburgh reports anticipate 83000 listeners to hear the school bell signal ending the summer break as schools reopen tomorrow with a mass quiet.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
The Tunnel serial fiction praised by critics
The Daily News begins publishing The Tunnel a remarkable serial by Bernhard Kellerman. Critics in America and Europe compare it to Jules Verne and praise its adventure driven by invention. Readers are urged to start today with the synopsis and the new installment.
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The
Daily News Saturday
America
Europe
Jules Verne
Bernhard Kellerman
Berlin
Women stabbed in saloon riot on Labor Day
Two Roumanians, Dan Pollock and Charles Christa, were severely stabbed while aiding Codrea Serban during a bar fight at 1846 Harford Street. Both were hospitalized and later treated by Dr. Z. H. Landor. Police arrested several foreigners connected to the fracas.
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Codrea Serban
Harford St
Dan Pollock
Charles Christa
Pollock
Christa
Serbans
Serban
Three Arrested In Crusade Against Obscene Pictures
Deputy Sheriff Dickerhoof and Sheriff Oberlin announce the roundup of three Pittsburgh men for selling obscene pictures. Acor brothers Starry and Harry Acer, plus William J. Fenney, were seized as officers targeted sales at Schweitzer's saloon and the Williams hotel. Fenney faced with possession of picture plates. The sheriff vows severe punishment and further arrests to deter sales to youths.
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Everal
Starry and Steavens Acor
William J. Fenney
Pittsburgh
Acors
Canton
He Eedeileni Correll
Dickerhoof
Acers
Schweitzer
6Th St
Harry Acer
Fenney
Williams Hotel
Oberlin
Ecrva
Acer Brothers
Jerome’s renewed bid for Thaw near Ottawa
William Travers Jerome travels to Ottawa after failing to secure immediate release for Harry K. Thaw. A habeas corpus hearing is set for Thaw, with police Chief Boudreau resisting false arrest damages claims and Thaw’s lawyers optimistic about a judge’s denial of release.
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United Press
Sherbrooke
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Ottawa
Thaw
Boudreau
Coaticooke
Justice Hutchinson
Moving pictures warn love troubles by a wife in St. Louis
Mrs. Matilda Good plans to film scenes of her married life troubles as a warning to young lovers in love. Lisbon fire destroys plant of the American Sewer Pipe Co., a major local industry. Canton Actual Business College advertises day and night classes starting tomorrow and next Monday.
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ST. Louis
Mattilda Good
Lisbon
American Sewer Pipe Co
Canton Actual Business College
Few Americans Defy Advice to Quit Mexico City
Few Americans left Mexico City today despite President Wilson's warning. Most plan to remain to protect business interests unless the situation worsens. Anonymous charges against Americans for intervention are not believed to attract government action. General Huerta is portrayed as a soldier aiming to rule with an iron hand.
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United Press
City OF Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Gen. Huerta
L. B. Wilfley
Henry Lane Wilson
Huerta
Daily News Labor Day 11 A.M. Edition
The Daily News announces a Labor Day edition issued today at 11 a.m. in observance of the holiday.
Road to success courses open for youth at day and night schools
Improving career prospects, the announcement promotes Day School starting tomorrow and Night School on September 8 offering Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting Penmanship Stenotypy and Drafting for young men and women adyt flags.
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Health Board
Thomas H. Leahy
Sheriff
Augustus Montegriffo
Meyer
Arvine KE
Lomady
Arvine FE
Arvine
Advyt
Harfordst Row
Wise
Z. H. Landor
Vile Pictures
Jerome
Mexico
City Solicitor
Sid
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