Milk Adulteration Case Ends With Fines For Domino
Health department reports seven milk samples tested after baby illness claims. Charles Domino, a Louisville milk vendor, pleaded guilty to selling formaldehyde preserved milk and received a $50 fine plus costs. Judge Quinn warned second offenses would be sent to the workhouse. Health official Da Hinden notes high infant mortality in Cleveland and urges bottle removal in favor of cups.
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City Health Department
Charles Domino
Domino
Quinn
Walter Earsman
Health Department
da Hinden
William F. Thompson
Harry
Thompson
Georgetown
Louisville
John G. Spenzer
Cleveland
Hesth
Kareman
Farsman
DaHinden
Y M C A Retains Lockers and Adds 200 More
At a special board meeting the Y M C A decided to keep membership fees at current levels. Plans to eliminate the locker system were dropped and 200 additional elect lockers were ordered to be installed, with a new checking department considered but not pursued.
Troops Withdrawn From Duty In Columbus
The Fourth regiment of infantry and the Columbus unit of the Ninth regiment leave strike duty this Saturday. Only two regiments remain to handle the strike, the Third under Colonel H. G. Catrow and the Eighth under Colonel Edw. Vollrath. Additional on duty units include troop B cavalry battery C field artillery, Columbus hospital ambulance, and signal corps. Other Fourth companies span Marion Marysville Circleville Newark Chillicothe Delaware Blanchester Washington Court House.
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Gro
H. G. Catrow
Miamisburg
Edw. Vollrath
Bucyrus
Field Artillery
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
Signal Corps
Marion
Marysville
Circleville
Newark
Chillicothe
Delaware
Blanchester
Washington Court House
Chauffeur Tips He Can Cast Light On Rice Murder
Cleveland authorities chase a theory that William L. Rice was slain by highwaymen as a chauffeur claims he can provide vital evidence. Rice, 60, a partner in Blandin Rice and Ginn, was found with two bullet wounds near his Euclid Heights home. valuables remained untouched. The Law Club offers 5000 dollars for arrest. police focus on the chauffeur’s statements and possible assailants seen last night.
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Ginn
Euclid Heights
Rice
Wahl
Chester
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Elise French
Gambier
Ohio
Mildred
Elise
Virginia
Helen
Cape Cod
Law Club Today
Cleveland City Central
New Bureau of Railroad Information Formed in Washington
A Washington based bureau of railroad information will begin active work next week. Logan G. McPherson will head the effort, with sponsorship from presidents of major lines including W. C. Brown of New York Central E. P. Ripley of Santa Fe W. W. Finley of Southern Darius Miller of C B G and B Winehell of Rock Island. The bureau will gather and share railroad data for railroads and others while not aiming to influence government policy.
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United Press
Washington
Bureau of Railroad Information
Logan G. McPherson
W. C. Brown
New York Central
E. P. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
W. W. Finley
Southern
Darius Miller
Rock Island
Dunwoodie Delegate for Canton Eagles
T. W. Dunwoodie, past president of Canton aerie of Eagles, will represent the body at the grand aerie convention in St. Louis starting August 22 for five days. He has received letters from John Cline of Cleveland and Joseph Dowling of Dayton seeking his support. He and his wife will also visit their former home in Kentucky on the side trip.
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T. W. Dunwoodie
Canton Aerie of Eagles
Grand Aerie Convention of Eagles
St. Louis
Dunwoodie
John Cline
Cleveland
Joseph Dowling
Dayton
Grand Worthy
Kentucky
Bankers to Go West on Rockaways California Trip
A party of 48 Ohio bankers and wives departs September 18 for an excursion over the Rockies to California. Cantonians include Mr and Mrs L A Jaichot Mr and Mrs Austin Lynch and Mr and Mrs C W Keplinger as well as Mr and Mrs John Sharer of Alliance. The group will attend a convention of the American Bankers association in Los Angeles.
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Ohio
Rockies
California
L. A. Jaichot
Austin Lynch
Cc. W. Keplinger
John Sharer
Alliance
Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
Coroner rules death of William Sultz accidental
An inquest held Friday evening determined the death of William Sultz, a Hungarian man whose body was found beside railroad tracks north of Massillon, was accidental. Quarry workers at Everhard Stone dispute the finding, with Jacob Coxey asserting the victim carried $60 and may have been assaulted or thrown from a rain car.
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William Sultz
Massillon
Everhard
Jacob Coxey
Neighbors quarrel over alleged slander in court
Barbara Zinslen swore in Justice Correll's court accusing Mary Hillman of criminal slander by calling her offensive names and making friendly eyes at her husband.
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Mary Hillman
Barbara Zinslen
Justice
Women of Many Cities Rally to Stop Cigarette Use
Activists across multiple cities send telegrams to Mrs. Longworth urging her to desist from promoting cigarettes. The coordinated effort mobilizes women groups to campaign against tobacco influence.
Stand for Women Smokers Urged in Boston Petition
Boston women plan to petition Mrs. Alice Longworth to quit cigarette smoking or publicly deny it. W C T U leaders hailed the move as a moral appeal to influence young girls and urged Mrs. Longworth to listen.
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United Press
Boston
Alice Longworth
Roosevelt
Loneworth
Atherton backs smoking to combat provincialism in society
San Francisco writer Gertrude Atherton urges Mrs. Nicholas Longworth to keep smoking cigarets if it harms no one, arguing smoking helps women combat provincialism in the country. She compares objections to smoking with bans on dancing and whiskey in fiction and urges exposure to the world. Cont in Page Two.
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San Francisco
Gertrude Atherton
Nicholas Longworth
Picnic schedule announced for Rock Springs event
A general committee of the Busi ness Men's association led by Frank L. Palm and Costa Hawk outlined games for the Rock Springs Chester W Va picnic on August 10. Events include a 500 yard foot race a potato spear for 12 women candle race screams and tug of war among others with prizes from 50 cents to 15 dollars and multiple train committees listed.
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Business Men's Association
Frank L. Palm
Costa Hawk
George Schoner
L. M. Bachtel
H. A. Shaub
Rock Springs
Chester
W. Va
H. H. Shock
A. H. Coe
A. E. Furnace
H. Wilhelm
A. Harbert
A. J. Heinke
R. H. Spellman
May
J. N. Sager
S. Young
William Thomas
C. Wolford
A. Barchfield
H. Ankefer
F. A. Lippert
J. Kloss
N. M. Killian
P. E. Mo
Body Found in Crippen Home Belongs to Woman
The cellar body at Dr. H. H. Crippen's Hilldrop Crescent house is identified as female by chemist Dr. Pepper of Scotland Yard. The findings heighten doubt of proving the victim's identity, noting the corpse resembles Belle Elmore, Crippen's wife, amid his imprisonment in Quebec.
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Crippen
United Press
London
H. H. Crippen
Hilldrop Crescent
Dr. Pepper
Scotland Yard
Belle Elmore
Dr. Crippen
Quebec
Interstate Commerce Commission Prepares for Busy New Duties
The Interstate Commerce Commission will expand as the railroad rate law takes effect August 17 and new duties over railroad organization and telegraph and telephone rates begin. A larger traffic bureau is planned, with up to 50 qualified personnel, as the commission also faces inter corporation cases with Independent telephone companies and AT&T, plus investigations into express rates and hazy provisions in the new law. The panel rows up for full sessions by early September to begin this intensified workload.
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Washington
S. O
National Independent Telephone Companies
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Court of Commerce
Milk Wagon Crushed on Navarre Street Bridge
A milk wagon owned by Myers was rear-ended by a street car at Navarre street bridge at 6 am Saturday. Milk bottles and cans sprayed the area, the horse was badly bruised, and Myers escaped uninjured after a narrow brush with disaster attributed to the bridge’s narrow roadway.
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Myers
Navarre Street Bridge
Woman Dies of Spinal Meningitis at Ingleside Hospital
Mrs Nick Vendor of 6579 Harford Street died Saturday morning at Ingleside hospital from spinal meningitis. Police briefly detained her husband after a rumor of beating, but the attending physician and hospital matron confirmed no abuse and he was released.
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Nick Vendor
Harford Street
Ingleside Hospital
Chamberlain
Republicans dissatisfaction with Kennedy seen in Ohio tour
J J Whitacre the Democratic candidate in the Eighteenth district and allies toured Columbiana and Mahoning counties visiting Salem and Alliance. They found many Republicans unhappy with Congressman Kennedy and heard open talks of bolting him. The party members traveled by car with Mayor A R Turnbull Service Director Ray Habert and W D Caldwell.
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J. J. Whitacre
Canton
A. R. Turnbull
Ray Haybert
W. D. Caldwell
Columbiana
Mahoning
Salem
al Carlisle
Kennedy
Alliance
Man Arrested After Forged Check Attempt in Local Case
Charles Boyd, a man described as of African descent, was arrested Saturday by Detective Brisbin for trying to cash a forged $6 check drawn on Glen Halliwell. Boyd says he agreed to work at Halliwell's restaurant for $6 weekly but was paid $2.30, prompting him to issue the forged instrument on a blank City National Bank check. Last week another man, Robinson, attempted to obtain money at No Dime Savings Bank using Boyd's account details.
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Brisbin
Glen Halliwell
Boyd
Halliwell
City National Bank
Robinson
No Dime Savings Bank
First Time Indian Opinions Sought on Land Sales
Oklahoma hearing moves to McAlister to ask Indians whether they want to sell surplus lands. Hamon denies Gore accusations of bribe and influence while testimony tracks McMurray contracts and attorney fees. Dr Cy McCurtain, Choctaw delegate, recounts a 26000 offer to drop objections.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jacob l L. Hamon
Republican National
Oklahoma
Congressional Committee
Thomas P. Gore
Hannon
McMurray
Gore
New York
Senator Gore
Creager
D. L. Gore
Roy L Thompson
Washington
Hamon
Sherman
Charles Curtiss
Bird McGuire
McAlister
Oklahoma City
Congress
McAlester
Hamnon-Gore
Cy McCurtain
J. F. McMurray
McCurtain
Raleigh
Cecil A. Lyon
Texas
Lyon
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Green McCurtain
The
Choctaws
Local Bank Clearings Show Canton Increase in Week
Bank clearings reports for the past week show Canton with clearings of $65,000, up 39.9 percent from the same week last year.
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Logal Bank
Canton
Canadian Premier Laurier Injured in Moose Jaw Train Wreck
Victoria dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier premier of Canada injured in a railroad wreck near Moose Jaw this morning. Condition not stated in message and details are incomplete.
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Victoria
U. S
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Moose Jaw
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