Mayor Gaynor averted assassination on ship deck
William J. Gaynor, mayor of New York, was shot four times by James J. Gallagher, a discharged docks and ferries employee, as the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse prepared to sail. One bullet struck him behind the ear. he was rushed to St Marys hospital. Edwards and Keiley restrained Gallagher. Montt of Chile witnessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby United Press
Hoboken
N. J
William J. Gaynor
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
James J. Gallagher
Department of Docks and Ferries
Robert Adamson
Big Bill Edwards
New York Street Cleaning Department
D. K. Keiley
Hoboken Police
President Montt
Chile
Gallagher
Edwards
Kelley
Adamson
Hopital
St. Mary's
Pedro Montt
Gaynor
New York
William Edwards
Rufus Gaynor
Archibald R. Watson
Corporation Counsel
Henry W. Thompson
Lederle
Gallager
Mayor Gaynor Shot In Hoboken Aboard Ship
Persisting injuries, Mayor Gaynor remains alive after being shot aboard a vessel in Hoboken. Suspect Gallagher is arraigned before Recorder McGovern and remanded to jail without bail as officers press for motive.
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Gaynor
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert Adams
Adamson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gallagher
McGovern
Roundsman
O’ Donohue
Barrone
Hoboken
Rage Iwo
Catholic Ladies Open Convention In Columbus Diocese
Catholic Ladies of Columbia opened their seventh bi annual convention with about 150 officers and delegates. A solemn high mass at St John's Catholic church featured Rev Timothy Dunn and Rev Kappas. Kappas preached on womans mission and dignity in the church. Delegates met at Courtland hotel for the official opening led by Mrs Mary M Tully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
St. John’s Catholic Church
Timothy A. Dunn
Kappas
P. J. McGuire
Rev. Kappas
Ruth Sweeney
Eva Pfendler
Harry Socie
Karl Stock
Artoinette Wacherly
Weber
Kyrie
Millard
Gloria” Gounod
la Hadhes
Mechanicsburg
Tully
Cleveland
Ohio
Catholic Ladies of
Kentucky
Campaigns and committees shape Ohio politics in August
Democratic candidates prepare for campaign as Akron contractors for the new public safety building form a citizens committee to investigate extras. Gov. Harmon and state leaders discuss finances and campaign kickoff while Cleveland waiting notices go out to three appointed inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
Council
B. F. Faust
Mr. Sponseller
Canton Heating and Plumbing Company
Mr. Kilgore
Fred Sanders
W. F. Zerbe
Woodmen Encampment To Bring Thousands To Meyers Lake
Woodmen of the World encampment will host about 3,000 members near Meyers Lake from August 13 to 20. Woodmen Day on August 14 could draw 7,000 attendees, with the Hunter memorial unveiling attracting a large crowd. Canton camp leaders urge members to attend, while Cleveland and Detroit officers manage arrangements. Bands and daily drills expected. uniforms and supplies arriving in Canton ahead of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake
Ohio
Michigan
John D. Hunter
Hunter
Canton Camp
Westlawn
Rice
Strecker
Canton
Cleveland
Detroit
Celebrate Anniversary of Independent Commandery Knights of St. John
A special meeting of Independent Commandery Knights of St. John in Canton set October 6 for the group 33rd anniversary celebration in Bast's ball. A committee will arrange a program of music and addresses followed by lunch and a review of the society’s work and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Commandery
Knights of St. John
Canton
Bast
Cleveland and Return 80 Cent Air Line Fare
Diebold Safe and Lock Co announces an excursion Saturday August 13 offering Cedar Point and return for 1.50 dollars. The special travel plan is arranged by W. and L. E. 8-b-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
Merchants Picnic Plans and Store Hours Noted
Diebold will fling at merchants picnic tomorrow. The West End Nation Co store opens Tuesday evening until 9 30 and is closed all day Wednesday. Secure tickets today for the merchants picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebold
West End Nation Co
Pay Penalty For Fishing By Wearing Nature's Garb
Five men in nature's garb elude Deputy Game Warden Werner near H. N. Higginbotham's forest in Joliet New Jersey as they seined fish in Hickory creek. Wardens tracked them Sunday to Monday with a vigilant watch but the naked men remain at large. A woman reported three nude wild men in the woods seeking protection.
Canton Business Men to Hold Annual Picnic Excursion
Canton businesses shut Wednesday for Canton Business Men's association outing to Rock Springs Park. About 5000 to 6000 attendees planned with five trains leaving Canton depot from 7 to 8 am for Rock Springs and East Liverpool for potteries tours. Children 6 to 12 pay half fare. under six ride free. Grocers and butchers stay open late Tuesday to stock for provisions through Thursday.
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Canton Business Men's Association
Rock Springs Park
Canton
Cleveland
Rock Springs
Pennsylvania Lines
East Liverpool
Liverpool
Costa Hawk
Opinion Sets City Powers to Enforce Local Option
Attorney General's Department issues an interpretation that city or town councils may hire detectives to enforce the county local option law outside their municipal limits. The opinion was sent to W. E. Lytle, Miami County prosecuting attorney, Troy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Attorney Generals Department
W. E. Lytle
Troy
Miami County
Service Director to Meet Traction Chief on Pavement Repairs
Service Director Ray Harbert will meet Superintendent D. A. Scanlon of the Northern Ohio Traction company Tuesday afternoon to discuss repair of street pavements along the company right of way. Special attention will be given to the tracks in front of the West Tuscarawas street car barns and track work on North McKinley avenue and West Lake street as pavings near completion by November 1. The director urges no delays in relaying tracks.
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Ray Harbert
D. A. Scanlon
Northern Ohio Traction Company
West Tuscarawas
McKinley Avenue
West Lake Street
Chicken and waffle dinner and business men's picnic
Readable text mentions a chicken and waffle dinner at 5c and a business men's picnic tomorrow. No additional details or names are provided.
Business men's big picnic tomorrow in Rock Springs
A community bulletin notes a business men's picnic planned for tomorrow in Rock Springs. Event details are brief with location stated and attendees described as local merchants and businessmen.
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Rock Springs
Complaints Over Street Car Barn Noise Hit City Council
A West Tuscarawas street petition cites rattling tracks shaking pictures and loud whistles through early hours. Residents accuse street car workers of unnecessary cries and chatter, seeking Railroad Company repairs and quieter operations.
Police motor cycle saves city calls as 6000 miles logged
In one year ending August 8 the police department motorcycle logged 6000 miles and answered 2600 calls. Officers Riffle and Pilcher report 604 arrests and urge a second machine for riot and large disturbance calls. Chief Dunwoodie calls it a strong investment and essential for quick headquarters contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Patrick Riffle
Riffle
T. W. Dunwoodie
Biffle
Mr. Dunwoodie
Pilcher
Foreigner Held for Investigation After Depot Incident
Charles Milk a foreigner was found half naked near the Wheeling and Lake Erie depot Monday evening. He was sent back to jail to be held until further information could be secured concerning his offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Milk
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton East Liverpool Game To Morrow At Merchants Picnic
Readable notes mention a Canton East Liverpool game scheduled tomorrow alongside a merchants’ picnic and an elephant ride in Rock Springs. The fragment references chicken and waffle dinner and 0c lb shots with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Liverpool
McMurray share ties to Indian land sale probes
A congressional committee probes telegrams urging a 30 million dollar sale of Indian lands tied to J P McMurray who would gain 3 million in commissions if contracts were approved. Telegrams show McMurray wiring George Scott, son in law of Chief Green McCurtain, to influence Choctaw. Senator Curtis and Vice President Sherman named. Gore says no intent to drag them into the matter and exonerates them.
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McAlester
Okia
Congressional Committee
Washington
McMureray
J. P. McMurray
A. L. Watson
Kingta
Okla
Kinta
McMurray
George Scott
Green McCurtain
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Shereman
Richard ©. Adams
Gore
Curtis
Sherman
Cureus
Congres
Contempt Charge Sought Over Restraining Order Violation
Attorney James Amerman told Common Pleas Judge Ambler that Charles Holzbaugh likely violated a restraining order by excavating near the residence of Noras Bank and an adjoining property owner. A motion to show cause was filed, and the order was issued after claims that the house’s natural supports were being destroyed. The southern city property is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holzbaugh
Noras Bank
Common Pleas
Ambler
James Amerman
Labor Day Meeting Called for Central Labor Union Parade
A special Labor Day committee meeting was called for Monday evening but adjourned to Wednesday. A general meeting of all committees appointed to carry out the day’s program will be held Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Tax lien sale goods tied to Massillon woman Daisy Corsin
Property attached to secure liquor tax payment for Daisy Corsin of Massillon was sold Monday afternoon by Deputy County Treasurer Ake for 394.50. Residents of Massillon bought the property. Officials had expected about 700 owed, but state officers said 240 of the tax and penalty should be remitted due to an erroneous certification leaving 430 due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Corsin
Massillon
Sharpnack Denies Charge in Non Support Case
James B. Sharpnack pleaded not guilty to a non support charge filed by his wife Ethel Sharpnack in Judge Quinn's court Tuesday morning. He was released under $500 bond to appear Thursday morning. Attorney Clarence Herbruck represents him.
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WM. J. Gaynor
Prs
J. Gallagher
Father Kappas
Zerbe
Fred Sponseller
O. M. Patterson
Charles M. Kilgore
AKRON
Pomerene
J. A. States
State Board of Public Works
Democratic State Executive Committee
Akronig
Harmon
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
William Marshall
Sidney
Atlee Pomerene
Stark County
Ohio General Assembly
Woodmen
World OF
United Press
Sters
QWN
Attorney General's Department
Miami
Harbert
McKinley Ave
Lake St
Tuscarawas Street
Joseph A.appert
George J. Wagner
William B. Dewees
CC. T. Perl
Ernie S Myers
W. S. Little
William Painter
George Snyder
B. M. Halter
P. M. Berra
F. M. Reese
W. H. Kelly
R. N. Reese
M. F. Reese
W. D. Derrick
J. Weintraub
F. L. Koontz
J. Smith
C. Smith
George
Squleey
M’murray
Nora Bank
Chas. Holzbaugh
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