Italian Suspect in Double Shootout at Fairlie ld Shop
An Italian laborer fired four shots at Arthur O. Radley near Fairfield and Cleveland avenues after quarrelling at The American Sheet and Tin Plate plant. Radley was wounded in the right arm while fleeing. Miss Mildred Seran escaped harm. Police search for Leon Fabricio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O. Radley
Fairfield and
Cleveland Avenues
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Fairfield Avenue
Radley
Mildred Seran
South Market Street
Lichtenwalter
Leon Fabric
Miss Seran Frst
Cleveland Avenue
Miss Seran
Miller- Blanchard
Aultman Hospital
Hart
Alliance
Ryan
Bour
Andrew Wilhelm
Jungles
Fabrio
John Tidwell
Nimisila Street
Fabric
Cleveland
Accused of Fraud in Cashing Check
Carl Evans was arrested after a post office complaint alleging he secured a letter to Mr. McCarthy containing a $26.07 check and cashed it at Jack Silk on Fast Tuscarawas Street on June 12 1910. Evans pleaded not guilty and posted $500 bond for federal grand jury appearance in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Evans
Ryan and
Rivlet
Owens
Evans
McCarthy
Jack Silk
Tuscarawas Street
Silk
Frans
United States
Cleveland
Whiting
Fr. M. Fanning
Commissioners’ Office
Post Office
Owen
Marshall Fanning
Canton couples obtain marriage licenses
Ralph Berger aged 21 and Hazel Randle aged 20, both of Canton, received marriage licenses. Adolph Kopf aged 26 and May Smith aged 22, also of Canton, were issued licenses to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Berger
Hazel Randle
Canton
Adolph Kopf
May Smith
Sunday Market Report Shows Fresh Veggies and Spring Poultry
Roasting ears and new sweet potatoes brighten the local market with abundant vegetables. Sweet corn at 18 cents a dozen and 25 cents per four dozen for selected ears. Green beans plentiful, home grown tomatoes 10 cents a pound, berries near end, Japan plums in. Peaches, musk melons, and watermelons plentiful and affordable. Spring chickens at 28 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Women across cities join in cigarette fight
Miss Lucy Hage Gaston head of the anti cigarette league of America denounces reports that Leanor Sears smokes and vows to publicize her denial. Theodore Roosevelt Jr says he knows nothing of charges against his sister Mrs Nicholas Longworth as San Francisco Endeavor union halts a resolution condemning smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanor Sears
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Golden Gate Christian Endeavor Union
Rs. Longworth
W. EB. Dugan
Indianapolis WCTU Pushes Cigarette Protest to Mrs Longworth
The Indianapolis W C T U plans resolutions urging Mrs. Nicholas Longworth to abstain from smoking women. The move follows Nebraska Christian Endeavor groups sending an open letter to Mrs. Longworth and is discussed in W C T U meetings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nicholas Longworth
Nebraska Christian Endeavor Societies
Longworth
Artman
Indiaapolis
Milk price hope hinges on Cleveland and Pittsburg action
A. M. McCarty of the Sanitary Milk Co says Canton prices remain steady unless Cleveland and Pittsburgh dealers push into Stark County. Cleveland faces a milk shortage from drought with nearby counties supplying the city, and Pittsburgh faces a similar shortage. If Cleveland milk concerns raise prices, Canton suppliers will be forced to match the higher cost. Both Cleveland and Pittsburgh reportedly buy milk near Wooster as drought tightens regional supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Stark County
Canton
A. M. McCarty
Sanitary Milk Company
Stark
Wayne
Sanitary Company
McCarty
Wooster
Chagrin Falls Excursion Trains Visit Meyers Lake Park
About one thousand residents from Chagrin Falls traveled in two special excursion trains on the W. and L. E. railroad Saturday morning to spend the day at Meyers Lake park. The outing was organized by all the shops in Chagrin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chagrin Falls
Meyers Lake Park
Latham Flies Over Paris in Antoinette Monoplane
French airman Hubert Latham traversed Chalons to Paris in an Antoinette monoplane and landed at Issy parade ground. American Weymann, who chased Latham for the Falco prize of 2000 dollars, had not yet been heard from at the time of Latham's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chalons
Hubert Latham
Issy
Weymann
Latham
Maccabees Rally Draws 12 000 to Meyers Lake Outing
A large Maccabees outing at Meyers Lake drew an estimated 12 000 to 15 000 people from Stark Wayne Summit Medina Tuscarawas and Cuyahoga counties for a day of athletic events dancing boating and theatre parties. The program featured band concerts various races and a baseball game for the Sixth Ohio district championship with committees led by George Weidman and George H Scott arranging events and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabes
Order
Stark
Wayne
Summit
Medina
Tuscarawas
Cuayahoga
Supreme
New Berlin
Minerva
Ohio
Lady Guards
Akron
George Weidman
Canton
George H. Scott
Jess Te K. Fager
H. Wires
J. M. Hood
Hudson
W. M. Robinson
John C. Shaefer
Barberton
C. H. Wires
Roy Domer
Joseph M Bour
A. W. Byerly
Jessie K. Fager
Ida Turnbull
Flora Snyder
Minnie Tompkins
F. L. Stockwell
BB Brothers
Fred Frost
H. B. Carpenter
John Booze
Otto Funck
C. F. Lewis
W. de Gorma
W. D. Schmeltzer
P. S. Lilley
Hugh Langell
Legislative reunion dull as lobbyists monitor Ohio officials
In Sandusky Ohio on August 6 a sparse legislative reunion drew 42 lobbyists 15 reporters and state-house attaches. Fourteen of nineteen legislators attended with wives but interest in politics waned as they watched summer entertainment. Judge Oren Britt Brown drew fans while Warren G Harding planned autumn campaigning by car caravan through Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
State House
Ohio
Burton
Harding
Walter Brown
John R. Malloy
Oren Britt Brown
Dayton
Warren G. Harding
Ton Johnson
Malcolm Jennings
Ohio Firemen Select Head for Next Year
Toledo reports the Ohio Firemen's association ends its annual meeting with Sandusky chosen as the 1911 convention city. Officers elected include President T J McFarland of Marion and Vice Presidents J Van Tine Dennison G Nienaber Dayton J H Gosling Ottawa and Arthur Aungst Alliance. The name changes to Ohio Firemen's Association and the constitution now includes Ohio's 25 000 firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Sandusky
Ohio Firemen's Association
T. J. McFarland
Marion
J. van Tine
Dennison
George N. Nienaber
Dayton
J. H. Gosling
Ottawa
Arthur Aungst
Alliance
D. K. Moser
Warren
William Swift
Columbus
Ohio Fire Chiefs’ Association
Ohio Firemen’s Association
Ohio
Son Leads In Search For Unnatural Father
Algoma West Virginia August 6 a 16 year old son of William Foster leads a posse in a man hunt for his father charged with attacking his 15 year old daughter as we quarry Foster, a miner, escaped after the accusation. Fos ter's wife died six months ago leaving several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma W. Va
William Foster
Foster
Workman Injured by Cement Mixer at Canton Electric Plant
W. E. Cahill of Piedmont Street was struck by a cement mixer at the Canton Electric Company's East Seventh Street plant Saturday morning. He suffered a fracture of the elbow, was treated by Dr. O. A. Palmer, and will be unable to work for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB Cahill
Piedmont Street
Canton Electric Company
East Seventh Street
J. L. Lindesmuth
Cahill
O. A. Palmer
Sanitary complaint filed over garbage ordinance violation
Sanitary Officer William F Thompson filed a complaint against Ella Teel of 509 North Market Street for violation of the garbage ordinance. A meeting of the Policeman's Benevolent and Protective association is set for Sunday at 3 o'clock by Captain R F Patterson. George Scott was arrested for petit larceny, alleged two years ago to have taken furniture to be repaid but did not. W J Larson reported his watch stolen from the Loschelder home at 1417 Ninth Street, taken by a stranger who rented a room and later disappeared with the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Thompson
Ella Teel
North Market Street
Policeman's Beneficial and Protective Association
R. F. Patterson
George Scott
Brisbin
W. J. Larson
Loschelder
Ninth Street
Larson
Deaths and Funerals Agnes Allardice 57
Mrs. Agnes Allardice aged 57 died Friday at her daughter Mrs E F Hissners home 604 Snitch avenue Funeral services at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Hissner home and interment in Westlawn cemetery
Death of Agnes Allardice widow of John Allardice
Agnes Allardice died Friday at 6 45 pm after a two year illness from cancer at her daughter Mrs Edward Hissner’s home 604 Smith Avenue Canton She leaves four children George William James and Mrs Edward Higsner all of Canton Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 pm at 604 Smith Avenue conducted by Reverend Record Interment will be in Westalaw Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Allardice
John Allardice
Edward Hissner
Smith Avenue
Allardice
George Allardice
William Allardice
James Allardice
Edward Higsner
Canton
Westalaw Cemetery
Death of Harford Street Woman at Ingleside Hospital
Mrs L Van Dorn of Harford street died Saturday morning at Ingleside hospital from spinal meningitis. She was 24 and survived by a widower. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
Contractor Corbin Deuell Dies at 52 After Illness
Corbin Deuell a contractor died Friday night at Aultman Hospital from a complication of diseases. He was 52 and is survived by several brothers. Funeral services will be held at his brother Charles Deuwell's home 1128 Lafayette Street Monday at 2 PM. Interment will be in Westlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin Deuell
Aultman Hospital
Charles Deuwell
Lafayette Street
Westlawn Cemetery
Supper Social for Grace Noble in Canton Hotel
Mr. Ralph Norwood entertained a party of friends Friday evening in honor of Miss Grace Noble of Columbus, house guest of Miss Anna Bell. They drove to New Franklin for supper at the village hotel with Miss Noble Miss Bell Miss Hilda Mercer Miss Florence Barnett Carl Norris Preston Johnson William Mouser and Mr Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Norwood
Grace Noble
Columbus
Anna Bell
Raff Street
New Franklin
Miss Noble
Bell
Hilda Mercer
Florence Barnett
Carl Norris
Preston Johnson
William Mouser
Norwood
Mr and Mrs Henry Dagg Plan Newport Move
Mr and Mrs Henry Dagg of 320 South Harrison avenue left Saturday for Newport Kentucky to make their home. They entertained the C and R club Thursday at the Wish home 2382 Springfield avenue where progressive euchre prizes went to William Bish and Sue Clampitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dagg
South
Harrison Avenue
Newport
Dagy
C. and R. Club
William Wish
Springfield Avenue
William Bish
Sue Clampitt
Mrs Clara Schultz Hosts Lakeside Lunch at Country Club
Mrs Clara Schultz of 922 West Tus rarawas street will entertain at lunch noon at Lakeside Country Club on Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 o clock with guests to share in the informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schultz
West Tusrarawas Street
Lakeside Country Club
Canton painters and paperhangers Picnic at Reed Farm
Canton painters and paperhang ers hold their annual picnic at Peter Miller farm near Reed urban Saturday with about 200 attendees. Basket dinners and suppers are features. Events include ball game, shoe pitching, foot races for various groups, peanut hunt, tug of war between trades, guessing contests, and spoon and ball throws. Committee led by Harry Conrad and others organizes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Peter Miller
Reed
Harry Conrad
Kingshafer
Jacob Lindeman
John Cunningham
Sam Bachel
Serenademarked Reception in Honor of Three Ladies
Mrs. Matthiag Marr hosted a Friday evening reception at 221 Center estreet in honor of her sister Miss Minnie Miller, Mrs. George Turner, and Miss Minnie Longwall. About 75 guests attended. music by the Ar iron singing society accompanied a garden flower decorated luncheon and informal evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arions
Matthiag Marr
Center Estreet
Minnie Miller
George Turner
Minnie Longwall
Ar Iron Singing Society
Non Talie Club Meets with Miss Grace Sluss
Members of the Nom Talie club met Thursday evening with Grace Sluss at 404 Watson Street. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for September at Roxie Brumbaugh’s home, 1403 East Lake Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sluss
Watson Street
Roxie Brumbaugh
East Lake Street
Mrs Frease Hosts Summer Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. George B. Frease entertained the Summer Bridge club Friday afternoon at 1693 North Market Street. Mrs. Ralph 8 Ambler won the prize and light refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Friday afternoon August 19 with Mrs. Charles A. Dougherty at 1200 North Market Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Frease
Summer Bridge Club
North Market Street
Ralph 8. Ambler
Charles A. Dougherty
Mrs Walter Chance Hosts Luncheon at Lakeside Country Club
Mrs Walter Chance of Philadelphia entertained ten guests at a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Catherine Wice at 1134 North Market Street. The gathering was informal with conversations and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chance
Philadelphia
Catherine Wice
North Market Street
Lakeside Country Club
Wise-Bower Family Reunion At Nimisila Park
About 50 Wise-Bower relatives gathered Saturday at Nimisila park for a family reunion. Dinner was served at noon in the park hall and the afternoon was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise-Bower
Nimisila Park
Park Hall
Local residents on weekend travels and job changes
Philadelphia couple and Trenton pair composed an auto party at the Barnett house Friday night. Frederick and wife headed to Cleveland, Buffalo and Great Lakes points Saturday. Brumbaughs planned a ten day sight seeing trip to New York and Atlantic City. Shafoose visited Bolivar. Mesnar aims to attend a four day fire chiefs convention in Syracuse. Stutzman will attend an aviation meet in Pittsburgh. Andrews resigned B O clerk job for Elyria. Forbes returned to Chicago from Canton. Rowe left for Chicago. Proctor and Berger Co man left for Asbury Park. Naugle to New York City. Kennelly resigns B O clerk post. to California September 1. Smiths left for a week in Pennsylvania, E A Smith and daughter mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McCool
Philadelphia
H. Rothers
Trenton
Barnett House
O. C. Frederick
Pennsylvania Freight House
Frederick
Cleveland
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Charles Brumbaugh
West North Street
New York City
Atlantic City
George Shafoose
Bolivar
Robert Mesnar
Syracuse
N. Y
W. G. Stutzman
North McKinley Avenue
Pittsburg
William Andrews
Elyria
Thomas Forbes
Canton
Chicago
C. H. Rowe
North Market Screet
Effie B. Proctor
Charles S. Harrison Co
Asbury Park
N. J
Harry M. Naugle
The
Berger Co
Joseph Kennelly
California
Jacob Smith
Spring Street
Pennsylvania
E. A. Smith
Local residents depart for visits to several states
Irene of 408 Hassette avenue leaves for a three week visit in Pennsylvania. Frank G. Statler assistant secretary of the Y M C A leaves Saturday for a week long trip through northern Ohio Michigan and Indiana. Mrs I W Newman of 404 North Walnut street goes to Columbus Indiana to visit daughter Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Hassette Avenue
Pennsylvania
Frank G. Statler
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
I. W. Newman
North Walnut Street
Columbus
Ind
Nellie
Massacres in Syria Claim 1000 Christian and Musselman Lives
Dispatches from Damascus report that as many as 1,000 Christians and Mussulmans have been killed this week in Syrian massacres. Relief arrives as the first troops reach the area to restore order and assist victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Musselman
Syria
Damascus
Submarine A-1 Explosion Injures Crew Near Portsmouth
An explosion on the submarine A-1 at Portsmouth on August 6 wounded Lieutenants Regnalt and Stop ford and four sailors. The victims were listed as dangerously injured with details scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Regnalt and Stopford
Massillon Board of Trade eyes site for proposed normal school
Massillon officials and volunteers have gathered data for the state commission as they prepare a tour to inspect possible sites for a proposed normal school. J. J. Wise, a committee member, says no stone will be left unturned and he is confident Massillon will land the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Board of Trade Committee
State Commission
J. J. Wise
Harding Plans Stark County Campaign Tour
Mayor Remley George H. Shauf and Harry Rider, Stark County Republicans, report Warren G. Harding plans to spend a day touring Stark County by automobile, visiting towns and villages as part of his gubernatorial campaign. The invitation mirrors a route used two years ago.
Man Fatally Struck by B and O Train Identified
The body of a man killed Tuesday morning by a Baltimore and Ohio train a mile north of the city was identified Friday as William Sultz. He lived north of the city, was a father of seven, and worked at the Everhard company quarry. Funeral services were held Saturday from Gordon and Hollinger's morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sultz
Everhard Company
Gordon & Hollinger
Lutheran Picnic Address Set by Rev Barry in Mapleton
Rev G M Schmucker accompanies Rev L H Barry who will speak at a Lutheran church picnic in Mapleton on Saturday morning on the subject The Lutheran Family Whence and Whither The event follows Mrs A K Banyard and daughter Kathleen leaving for Toronto and Canada. Miss Viola Snyder visits Miss Lucile Wagner on Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Schmucker
Canton
L. H. Barry
Mapleton
A. EK. Banyard
Kathleen
Toronto
Canada
Viola Snyder
Canal Dover
Lucile Wagner
Third Street
Probate filings outline multiple estate actions
Probate Court records show the will of Katherine Webb filed for probate. Assignment and final account filings appear for Robert Middagh Mary Henry and Laura Hannay. A guardianship petition for Harry Fisher seeks sale of real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Webb
Robert Middagh
Mary Henry
Laura Hannay
Harry Fisher
Fire in rubbish behind Bar Tuscaro Shoe Store
Firefighters responded to a Saturday morning blaze at an outside shed behind the Wingerter shoe store on Bar Tuscaro Street. Unknown individuals caused the flames which reached a good height, threatening nearby buildings before the Central fire department contained the fire. Loss reported as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingerter
Bar Tuscara
S Hoe
Central Fire Department
The Cudahy Brothers Rise From Irish Immigrants to Leaders in Packing
The article recounts Patrick Cudahy and his sons Michael and siblings as they build the Cudahy Bros and Cudahy Packing Co with plants in Milwaukee Omaha Sioux City Los Angeles and depots in major cities. It highlights thrift saving money and starting a savings account at the Savings and Loan Co offering 5 percent on $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Isle
America
Patrick Cudahy
New York
Milwaukee
Michael Cudahy
Plankington &. Armour
P. D. Armour
Cudahy
Cudahy Bros
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Savings & Loan Co
West Tuscarawas Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Workman Sho
Ambugh
Libley
L. T. Bisler
Detroit
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Norwalk
A. B. Culbert
W. H. Sletzer
Emma &. Olds
Nellie C. V. Haubert
Will
Ohio Firemen
Parent
Workman
E. F. Hissner
Snitch Avenue
Hissner
Westlawn
L. van Dorn
Warewell Entertainment
Mrs. Schultz
Ireland
Packer King
JengMlanny
U.S
U. S
K. Brand
Fairbank
S and Gamble
D Gamble
Proctor
Soa Co
Hewitt Bros Co
Johnson White
and Cos
Fels & Co
Main Streets
Harth
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