08 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at a government or agency official, possibly a commission chief, with offices and branches in operating cities. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text. cannot determine specific persons or locales.
Sworn statements link Rev Adolph Cascianelli and Irolamo Atanasio to the Black Hand letter intimidation tied to St Anthony’s Canton. The note demanded money and warned violence, with suspects connected to Giuseppe Guani and a Cincinnati contact, as investigation proceeds.
Jamlin of Alliance sues Arza for divorce alleging abuse and infidelity. Attorneys Hart and of Alliance represent the wife who says threats were made and a past assault with a hatchet. The couple has one child and the wife asks for protection from interference.
Sloane of 1219 East Ninth was rushed to Austman hospital Friday morning after taking an acid dose. He is resting comfortably. Laura L. Dick, residing in SVILLE KY, died by suicide at noon Friday, shooting herself through the heart near Eighteenth and Magnolia. Parents report the child had been reading books and was alone when the tragedy occurred.
Bishop John P. Farrelly will confirm 875 youths from Canton churches and dedicate the College of the Conception at Reedurban and the College of Immaculate Conception at Mt. Maria during a Canton visit. He arrives 9 30 Sunday, attends corner stone layings and deliver addresses at each ceremony, with services across St. John's St Pauls St Peters St Anthonys St Marys and St Josephs. The week includes confirmations in multiple Canton area churches and a procession of cadet parades by the children.
In Newark Ohio on July 8 anti-saloon detectives searched former saloons. A brawl at Bolton's Place left Ed Hill of Columbus badly beaten. Detectives retreated to the Warden hotel with revolvers drawn as crowds swarmed. At the ball park a mob killed ex-policeman William Howard during the chase.
Ohio objects as Canton limits may extend beyond present line. State may shift attitude and pave Canton New Berlin road from Canton's limits after a Thursday conference with State Highway Inspector Wonders and County Commissioners President Brissel. Inspector Wonders will decide early next week on New Berlin road work amid protests from property owners.
Stark County Automobile club prepares a county wide car carnival at the fair grounds with a morning parade in Can ton. Secretar y W A Hoberdier has picked events including speed races comical races hurd le and a long distance race of 30 or 40 miles with route yet to be decided. Several manufacturers have signified entry.
Secretary Ballinger accuses a Pinchot Garfield conspiracy behind the interior department probe. He labels Newell's writings un-American and says the reclamation service will be reorganized on a business basis to maximize service, warning that those not advancing the department’s interests will not remain.
About twenty Stark County Automobile association members and Elk lodge brothers depart Canton on Saturday with families by car for Detroit to attend the national Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention. The route includes Norwalk and Toledo with an endurance run to Detroit and a hotel stay at Secor in Toledo.
Ozias BE. Risher of Canal Dover and Viola Peterman of Justus wed at Canton with license from Squire Rinehart. The couple left for a brief trip and plan a home in Lorain.
Havana authorities announced that bullfighting remains allowed but boxing fight pictures of Jeffries and Johnson will not be shown in any Cuban city, extending censorship in the island.
Washington treasury receipts show $900 000 for today with total collections at $24 000 000. Officials project the grand total to exceed $26 000 000 as the fiscal outlook remains strong.
An East Tuscarawas street man ordered Thayer's band to serenade his wife but fired on the players when they began. Shots and crockery flew from a window as the band retreated, leaving the husband laughing at his own plan to annoy his wife.
Hamilton man Allen A. Andrews was chosen to head the bar association at a Thursday nomination meeting and unanimously elected Friday. Gilbert H. Stewart Jr of Columbus became secretary and C R Gilmore of Dayton treasurer. Aide Pomerene was elected vice president from the ninth district. Resolutions were read for Justices Fuller and Brewer. Delegates to the American Bar Association convention at Chattanooga were chosen, with F G Mullins of Salem Ferdinand Jelke of Cincinnati and Harrison Wilson of Sidney named.
Thirty six Stark county residents were drawn Friday to form a special jury panel for the common pleas court trial of Cle tus Willaman accused of killing Mr Warren Koons and Mrs Koons in Canton. The court set August 19 for the trial after jurors are summoned fifteen days prior.
New York July 8 50 000 garment workers threaten a standstill as manufacturers debate settlement terms. Employers split between settling to protect rush orders and resisting to avoid bankruptcy. The strike marks the city’s largest in years with union leaders warning up to 70 000 affected.
Canton police asked to aid the search for burglars who broke into the Dalton Ohio post office and looted the safe of 140 dollars. The Y M C A baseball team will travel to Massillon Saturday at noon to face the Sign and Poster Co. team on the Hospital diamonds.
The public service department invites bids for pipe and supplies needed by Water Works Superintendent L. B. Ohliger for the city water mains extension. Bids will be opened July 26.
Hiram Shaub swore an affidavit before Squire Rinehart on Thursday charging Gustav F. Velzer, a former employee, with appropriating five barrels of flour valued at $26. Velzer pleaded not guilty. in default of $300 bond he was committed to jail.
Mrs. Mary Gorrell and her daughter Geraldine are visiting in Marion Indiana at the home of her father Jacob Bergman on Hiram Street and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S A Lengel at 1005 Spring Street.
Waste of water will not be tolerated and the supply may be turned off at the street without further notice. By order of the board of service. L. B. Ohliger, Superintendent.
The note advises readers to keep the Times or News informed of address changes during summer and to update contact details as needed, including a phone number for reference.
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