Postal card controversy shocks Congress appeal
Washington August 6 complaints pour in from across the nation over government postal cards. Paper quality and ink spread render many cards illegible, with inquiries to Post Office officials and Congress about the paper contract and testing.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Hitchcock
Government Printing Office
Congress
Washington
Peter G. Thompson
Hamilton
W. P. Zanttzinger
Donnelly
Ballinger
Department
First W. C. T. U. Elects Officers and Plans Convention
The regular meeting elected Mrs. J. W. Albaugh as president and Mrs. Esther Myers as vice president. Mary Houser became treasurer, with a slate of trustees and advisory board members announced. The county convention is set for Canton on September 6 and 7, and a picnic at Nimisila Park is planned for Monday.
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J. W. Albaugh
Esther Myers
Marguerite Kasig
Romain Dager
Flora Shertzer
Mary Houser
Eliza Young
Lizzie Tramkey
Eliza Stone
Elia Hart
Emma Spongeller
Sarah Meredith
Magdalene Bitterspaugh
Canton
W. C. T. U. and Industrial School
Nimisila Park
Corporations Formed and Capital Totals in Ohio Listings
In Columbus on August 6 corporations formed include Florida Lands Co Cincinnati Co C Connelly and associates with 2000. Shortstop Fishing and Outing Club Cincinnati with 2000. Farmers Citizens Banking Co Milan with 24000. Edward E Alf Co Cincinnati 25000. Lisbon Old Gas Co Lisbon 100000. Haviland Grain and Hay Co Haviland 15098. Dayton Commercial Auto Truck Co Dayton 50000. Robert Burns Society of America Canton with Russell G Chase among others.
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Columbus
Florida Lands Co
Cincinnati
Co. C. Connelly
Shortstop Fishing and Outing Club
Charles Bilette
Farmers & Citizens Banking Co
Milan
A. L. Hoover
Edward E. Alf
Lisbon Old & Gas Co
Lisbon
L. A. Hoffman
Haviland Grain & Hay Co
Haviland
L. W. Baker and Others
Dayton Commercial Auto Truck Co
Dayton
L. J. Wehner
Robert Burns Society of America
Canton
Russell G. Chase
Traveling salesman Robert Kenyon commits suicide in St Louis hotel
Robert T. Kenyon, a recently divorced salesman and son-in-law of the late Congressman David A. DeArmond, shot himself in his hotel room in St Louis. He left an open letter accusing Brigadier General Harvey Clark, now married to his former wife, of causing his troubles.
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St. Louis
Robert T. Kennon
David A. DeArmond
Harvey Clark
Missouri National Guard
Tigers Beat Yankees In Open Series Clash
Detroit defeated New York 9 to 6 as Ford allowed a rough first game. Six Tigers collected hits in the fourth inning rally, producing nine runs to take the lead in the early series.
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Ford
Detroit
Tigers
Yanks
New York
Shanghai Trolley Line Extends Across Six Miles
The system runs on six miles of streets with 66 cars operated by 500 men, almost all native Chinese, highlighting early urban transit in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Ambitious Countess Drives Husband Into Steel Mill Grind
The Countess de Beaufort, daughter of N H Kilgalion of Chicago, seeks social ascent by pushing her husband the Count de Beaufort into steel plant work. He begins as a puddler, living in street attire with his dog, and aims to rise to a higher position through hard toil.
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Countess de Beaufort
Count de Beaufort
Chicago
Sunday Services at First United Evangelical Church
Sunday procedures at the East Third Street church led by Pastor N W Sager include Sunday school at 9 with G Domer as superintendent and preaching at 10 30 and 7 30. August cancels Christian Endeavor while Bible study meets Monday and prayer gathering Thursday. All are welcome.
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Pirst United Evangelical Church
East Third Street
Mt Zion M B B J L Herron Pastor
Sunday school starts at 1 30 led by William G Taylor superintendent. Preaching at 2 30 by the Rev D W Stahl. All are invited to attend these services.
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J. L. Herron
William G. Taylor
D. W. Stahl
Palmer conducts church services and Sunday school
A. R. Palmer, pastor, invites all to Sunday school at 9 a.m. Morning service at 10 30. Class meeting at 11 30. Evening service at p m. All are welcome to attend.
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A. R. Palmer
New Berlin Christian Service Notes
Robert B. Chapman minister leads Bible school at 9 with on time men. Special music by choir. W H Hoover superintendent. Worship and sermon at 10 16 on The Two Yokes. Endeavor meeting at 6 46 led by A Hess. Preaching at 7 30 titled Asleep in Church. Choir sings morning and evening. Cordial welcome to all.
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New Berlin
Robert B. Chapman
Bible School
W. H. Hoover
A. Hess
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room
Christian Science services at 10 30 a m with subject Spirit. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 30 p m. Sunday school at 9 30 a m in reading room 206 West Tuscarawas Street. Reading room open weekdays 2 to 5 p m. All are welcome.
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First Church of Christ
Ervin Block
Cleveland Avenue
Christian Science
West Tuscarawas Street
Mother Reunited After 45 Years With Daughter in Chicago
In Scranton Pennsylvania on August 6 Mrs Catherine Bachman aged eight years was found after 45 years in the Blake ly poor farm and insane department. She is the mother of Mia Bachman the wife of architect Lawrence E Johnston of Chicago who had no memory of her. The husband was thought dead in the war but the report proved erroneous and the search continues for him.
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Scranton
Blakely Poor Farm
Catherine Bachman
Lawrence E. Johnston
Chicago
Mia Bachman
Huband
Trinity Reformed Church Sunday program and evening address
Trinity Reformed Church presents Sunday school at 9 a m with Homer J. Miller as superintendent Public worship at 10 30 a m features an address by Prof H M Shutt Music by a male quartet Young People meeting at 6 59 p m led by Warren Edelman on the topic Christ Our Friend
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Trinity Reformed Church
E. P. Herbruck
Homer J. Miller
H. M. Shutt
Young People
Warren Edelman
First L Called Brethren Church Service Plan
Rev. Charles W. Recard pastors a combined Bible school and church morning service from 9 to 10 30 with a sermon on The Sacred Bambino in the Church of Santa Croce and music by orchestra and chorus. Evening sermon The Worlds Missionary Congress notes from Edinburgh Scotland with Endeavor at 6 50 p m all welcome.
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Lcalled Brethren Church
Charles W. Recard
Church of Santa Croce
First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Hymn Studies
Rev Charles L Smith leads morning worship with theme The Other Man s View and public prayers at 1030. evening hymn study at 730. Epworth League 630 led by Robert Spidel on Gods Unfailing Love. Hymns include Trinity Sunday Hymn Battle Hymn of the Reformation and others with solos and duets.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. Smith
Epworth League
Robert Spidel
Heber
First Reformed Church Sunday School and Services
Theodore P. Bolliger pastors the First Reformed Church with Sunday school at 9 oclock led by superintendent William Daberko. The adult German Bible class is taught by the pastor. English services at 10:15 and 7:30 discuss Power and Four Spots Sacred to the Reformed Church Which I Visited. The Y P C E meets at 6:43 with the topic Christ Our Friend.
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First Reformed Church
Theodore P. Bolliger
William Daberko
Y. P
C. E
Church Lesson Adds Music By Grand Army Orchestra
An educational lesson will feature music from the Grand Army orchestra and a male quartet with hopes all city members attend. Professor H. M. Shutt will speak at church services on "The Magnetism of the Bible."
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Grand Army Orchestra
H. M. Shutt
New Berlin Reformed Church Service Schedule
H. and Reichard, minister, announces Sunday school at 9 with Mrs Kreighbaum leading. Morning worship at 1 with the topic The Condition and the Cure. Junior C B at 2 30 Senior C E at 6 80. Song service at 7 30 followed by a sermon on Spiritual surgery. Special music at both services. All welcome.
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New Berlin Reformed
H. & Reichard
J. O. Kreighbaum
Lutheran Parish Services Schedule at St. Jacob and Holy Trinity
Stark County Lutheran parish led by Rev. H. T. Weber lists St. Jacob's church Sunday school at 9 a.m. and communion at 10 a.m. Holy Trinity church offers Sunday school at 1:30 p.m. and a service at 2:30 p.m.
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Stark County Lutheran Parish
H. T. Weber
St. Jacob's Church
Holy Trinity Church
Martins Luther church notices
Martian Luther. G M Schmucker pastor. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Regular service at 10 a.m. Vestry at 1 a.m. Teachers meeting Wednesday at p.m. Ladies tea Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church hall.
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Martian Luther
G. M. Schmucker
Pastor Leads Sunday Events at Corcer Washington Ave
The note lists church activities with Leroy De Hays as pastor. A teachers conference at 8.35 a.m. Sunday school at 9, Phil D. Nettro as superintendent. Preaching at 10:30, then a congregational meeting to discuss a pastor for the coming year. Children’s Mission Band at 2:20 p.m. YP 8 C E at 6:30, preaching at 7:30.
Dueber Avenue Church Schedule Promises Evening Worship
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with F. W. Adsett as superintendent. Morning sermon at 10:30 by Pastor 5. C. Riker on The Master of Strength. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. led by Walter Van Kirk on Gods Love For His People. Evening service at 7:30 by the pastor on In the Spirit of Worship.
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Dueber Avenue Church
F. W. Adsett
C. Riker
Master of Strength
Epworth League
Walter van Kirk
Charles Street Gospel Mission Schedule
Rev Harry M Kim bel leads services at 434 Charles St with Sunday school at 1 30 pm praise at 2 50 pm preaching at 7 30 pm Children’s Meeting Monday at 6 10 pm Bible Study Monday at 7 30 pm preaching Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 pm Everyone welcome
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Charles Street
Charles St
Harry M. Kimbel
Rabbath School
Bible School at First Christian Church WV
Pastor H Welshimer leads Bible school at o clock in the morning with two large orchestras and a vocal solo by Mrs Clara Hoag Chicago. Lord's Supper to follow. Evening sermon with musical program including quartets solo and anthem. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. All are invited.
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First Christian Church
H. Welshimer
Bible School
Clara Hoag
Chicago
Christian Endeavor
Army seeks advanced dirigible to surpass current airships
Lt. Oscar B. Dwightman of the Army engineering corps announced the War Department is endeavoring to find a new dirigible balloon that will prove an advance over those now known.
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Tacoma
Oscar
Dwightman
Army Engineering Corps
War Department
Three Erie trainmen killed in landslide collision
In Middletown New York on August 6 a refrigerator train 2527 on the Erie railroad traveling about 50 miles an hour struck a landslide near Hewells. Engineers J. J. Bradley and Fireman H. E. Taylor both of Port Jervis and Brakeman George Carpenter of Jersey City were killed.
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Middletown
N. Y
Erie
Hewells
J. J. Bradley
H. E. Taylor
Port Jervis
George Carpenter
Jersey City
N. J
Trinity Reformed Sunday School Special Day
Trinity Reformed invites Sunday school families to a special day with activities and lessons. The event highlights communal worship, children's programs, and a meal to follow, emphasizing shared faith and outreach.
Lily Lodge K of P Plans Springfield Lake Outing
Lily Lodge of the Loyal Order of P of A announces its annual outing for Springfield Lake on August 17. All are invited with baskets for a big grove dinner. Nimisila Camp M W A forms a committee to set date and plan the pie or picnic at Meyers Lake Park with time to be announced. Manager Van Syckle calls Nimisila Camp baseball members to meet at Crystal Park Sunday morning in their awaiting clothes for a Loyal Order of the Moos game.
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Springfield Lake
Lily Lodge
Nimisila Camp
Meyers Lake Park
van Syckle
Pon
Nimisilla Camp
Crystal Park Diamonds
Moos
Five candidates initiated at Washing ton Council meeting
At the regular meeting Thursday evening five candidates were initiated and two applicants received by Washington Council Jr O U A M. The annual session of State Council Jr O U A M will be held in Cedar Point on September 6 7 and 8. Local councils plan to send several hundred people to the convention by a special train.
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O. UL. A
Washington Council
Jr O. UL A. M
Neasion of State Council
Cedar Point
Canton Circle Celebrates 24th Anniversary in Canton
The Canton Circle, a protected home circle, marked its twenty four year anniversary at a Canton meeting last week highlighting its long standing presence in the community.
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Canton
Sheridan Camp Royal Neighbors Hosts August Reception
Margaret Sheridan Camp of the Royal Neighbors plans a reception on August 11 at 715 Lincoln Avenue honoring the order's founding mother. Mrs. T. R. Caughey chairs the organizing committee. The August 12 regular meeting will be held in Red Men’s hall.
Knight Templars Prepare for Triennial Conclave Ride
A Canton committee reported arrangements for a special train to the Triennial Conclave. Sunday evening several Knight Templars from Canton Massillon and Salem will depart by private car for Chicago to attend the convention.
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Canton
Daughters of America Hold Regular Meeting
The Daughters of America held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in the McCurdy building where usual business matters were considered.
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Daughters of America
McCurdy
Monitor Hive T M conducts ritual training session
The Monitor Hive K QO T M holds a Friday evening meeting to showcase newly practiced rituals. Initiation work is postponed until cooler weather when the team will be in peak training to receive new candidates.
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Monitor Hive
T. M
Golden Rod Camp 1301 Initiates Two At Meeting
Golden Rod camp 1301 initiated two candidates at its regular meeting. The group plans a picnic at Meyers lake on Saturday.
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Meyers Lake Saturay
Canton Hive Social at Lash Home Details Picnic Plan
Thirty members of Canton Hive L O T M gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. David Lash home 517 Deuber avenue for a regular good-of-the-order social. Vocal music featured participants Moatz Ahearn Becker Brook Ber NICE Moatz and Eleanor Moatz. A guessing codes game added to the enjoyment. Miss William Miser won first prize with Mrs. Harry Dettmer second. A committee was named to plan a good-of-the-order picnic at Meyer's Lake Park on August 18.
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Canton Hive
David Lash
Deuber Avenue
Moatz
Iva Ahearn
Charles Becker
J. Rh. Brook
Bernice Moatz
Eleanor Moatz
William Miser
Harry Dettmer
Meyer's Lake Park
Holmes Council Meeting Ends With Summer Pause
Holmes Couper Jr O V A M records a routine session with no special actions and announces that heavy work and initiation are suspended for the rest of the summer.
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Holmes Council, Jr. O. V. A. M
Holmes Couper
Moose Club Eyes New Headquarters in Canton
A large meeting discussed securing a headquarters likely in the George J. Harter bank building in the square. If obtained the lodge plans a fine home and to host Akron initiatory team in Canton next Friday with many candidates to be initiated.
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Moose
George J. Harter Bank
Ohio
Akron
Canton
Routine Owl meeting sets stage for initiations
At the regular Thursday evening gathering of the Order of Owls routine business was completed. Next week several candidates will be initiated followed by a smoker and refreshments.
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Order of Owls
Spanish envoy attends Vatican reception signaling ties
In Rome on August 6 the Marquis de Gonzales, councillor of the Spanish embassy at the Vatican, joined the weekly diplomatic reception. He spoke at length with Mgr Scapinalli who drafts Vatican replies to foreign governments.
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Rome
Holy See
Marquis de Gonzales
Vatican
Mgr. Scapinalli
Foster's Weather Bulletin Warns of Drought and Rain Boosts
The forecast notes a cross continental disturbance August 7 to 1t with warm and cool waves and widespread showers. It warns drought risks to corn and grain prices, expects relief rains by August 10, and predicts hot spells around August 14 with potential for severe weather and tornadoes later in 1910 and into early November.
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Washington, D. C
Drouth
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Missouri
Burlington
Iowa
New Orleans
Mississippi
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Cuba
Great Central
Cotton Belt
Cholera Spreads in Don Mining District
Cholera outbreak in the Don mining district spreads rapidly with 2000 cases reported and 1250 fatalities to date, according to authorities in St. Petersburg dated August 6.
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St. Petersburg
Don
Pittsburgh Wedding Joins German Roots to World Trip
In Pittsburg today a marriage was celebrated at the federal building linking Josephine R. Stutz daughter of J. C. Stutz of the East and Henry G. Staffen a Freidburg student. The pair met in Germany and after Miss Stutz studied in Pittsburg and New York they wed and left for a wedding trip around the world sailing from New York.
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Pittsburg
Black Forest
Germany
Josephine R. Stutz
J. C. Stutz
East
New York
Freldburg
Henry G. Staeffen
University of Freldburg
Paris
Miss Stuiz
Staffen
Iowa Attacks Rates Seeks Rail Rate Revisions
Des Moines reports Attorney General Byers will file a demand with the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek payment actions against Iowa railroads and push for revision of alleged excessive discriminatory and unlawful rates.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Byers
State of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woman Wins Kaiser's Prize at Berlin University
A female student, daughter of Herr Schwenke, chief director of the royal library, won the Kaiser's prize, the university’s top honor. Her essay on "the policy of Frederick the Great" marked the first time a woman received the prize in Berlin.
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Berlin
University of Berlin
Herrschwenke
Royal Library
Frederick the Great
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