Neighbor's Dog Case Stirs Canton Court
Canton officer C Sumner McDowell pleads not guilty to cruelty to animals after alleged stone strike on a Scotch collie belonging to Louis and Mrs Dumont. The dog, valued at 150 dollars, was shot by a humane officer after being injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sumner McDowell
Canton Surgical & Dental Chair Co
Louis Lumont
South Market Street
Dumont
Immont
A. T. Bowman
Charlies R. Frazer
McDowell
Cleveland Avenue
Quinn
Julia McDowell
Costa
Coast Artillery Men Injured In Explosion At Fortress Monroe
The blast at Battery deRussy during a fort fortress Monroe drill injures several coast artillery men. Lt George L Van Dusen of Passaic New Jersey suffers a broken leg as investigations begin into probable premature ignition of a powder charge. Ten men are reported dead with two more fatally injured in the incident authorities say occurred during a training exercise involving 12 inch guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. van Dusen
Passaic
N. J
Coast Artillery
Schoo
Portreas Monroe
deRussy
Thone
Townsley
Washington
Fortress Monroe
War Department
W. J H. Carter
van Dusen
Comet
Coast Artillery Corps
Dueber Named Chairman of Stark County GOP Delegation
Albert M. Dueber, head of the Dueber Hampden Watch Co, will chair the Stark county delegation to the Republican state convention in Columbus. The selection hinges on caucus before the Columbus call. PL Melain had opposed Dueber, but will not press a challenge if no outright opposition emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Dueber
Dueber Hampden Watch Company
Stark County
Columbus
Canton
Dueher
PL. Melain
J. H. McLain Company
Dueber
Interpreter boy in court over Crystal Park clash
A twelve year old boy who acted as interpreter for John Hofstetter in a Crystal Park fight was acquitted his role. Judge Judee Quinn fined John Hofstetter eight dollars plus costs as the aggressor, noting the defendant’s limited English hindered understanding during Thursday morning proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moldovan
John Hofstetter
Crystal Park
Judee Quinn
Judge Quinn
Holsteter
Two Boys Taken to Probate Court for Waffle Wagon Fire
Two boys from South Walnut and Weat Eighth streets were taken to Police Chief Smith and then to probate court by Vice Chief Mesnar and Judge Bow after admitting guilt for setting fire to a waffle wagon stand on the Bank lot behind the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Owen
South Walnut Street
Clyde Hailey
Weat Eighth Street
Smith
Mesnar
Judge Bow
Panora Bank Cashier Likely To Die After Auto Crash
In Panora Iowa early today J Max Cul bertson cashier of the Panora Citizens State Bank is expected to die. Prominent Panora businessmen P Hart Henry H Warner Dr F A Towne and Edward J Jennings were badly injured in the automobile accident a west of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. Max Gculbertson
Panora Citizens’ State Bank
P Hart
Henry H. Warner
F. A. Towne
Edward J. Jennings
Panora
Here
Canton Shorthand Association planned to raise stenography standards
A Canton group of manufacturers and professionals organized a Canton Short hand Association to advance stenography proficiency. Louis W. Double was elected temporary chairman as a committee on organization formed at East Ohio Business College. The aim includes higher standards, a mutual employer employee benefit, social functions, and an employment bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
East Ohio Business College
Louis WH. Double
Canton Shorthand Association
National
Ganton
Negligence Suit Over Vat Accident At Masillon Paper
In common pleas Hiomer G Powell as administrator of Michael Maier estate sues Masillon Paper for 12000 damages claiming careless design near the bleach house vats led Maier to fall headlong into boiling water on May 27 1910 and die four days later from burns and scabis leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilon Paper Company
Hiomer G. Powell
Michael Maier
Maier
Burns
Turnbull Wins Sidewalk Relaying Bid At Foy Block
T. K. Turnbull the lowest bidder was awarded the sidewalk relaying contract at the Foy block corner of Tuscarawas and Cherry streets. Officials have pressed for the improvement for three years and the city will complete the work and add its cost to the tax duplicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Turnbull
Foy Block
Tuscarawas and
Cherry Streets
Harbert
Canton Appraisers Claim Taxes Won’t Rise Under New System
The Canton board of appraisers announces completed work and explains that tax values pamphlets are available at the county auditor. They acknowledge possible discrepancies due to map errors, predict tax rates near 1 percent, and note that placing more money on the tax duplicate should lower future rates. A closing resolution thanks officials and citizens for support during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Board of Appraisers of
Judge Quinn Fines Auto Garage Proprietor
A. H. Wilson, an automobile garage proprietor, was fined five dollars and costs for alleged violations of the traffic ordinance on corner turning. The penalty was suspended on promise to observe regulations more strictly. Mrs. Rosa Jacobs filed an affidavit against Charles Jacobs accusing him of child support nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wilson
Quinn
Wilson
Rosa Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Robert McMillan
David Rush
South Cherry Street
John Ebru
Pillsbury Flour Losses Topped 40 Million Says Glyn
At the annual meeting R H Glyn charged Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Co with more than 40 million dollars vanished from assets due to wheat gambling and improperly issued notes. An unrecorded 1 845 million and 900 thousand from agents balances and bad debts were cited. Creditors have received 47 percent in cash with the rest in second mortgage bonds. profits last year stood at 124 thousand dollars. Shareholders urged prosecutions but the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Company
United States Corporation
R. H. Glyn
Glyn
Cleveland excursionists lose hats and baskets at lake
Hats belonging to a man and a woman and three baskets were found near Meyers Lake after a night at Lake Park. No missing persons were reported and officials downplayed the risk of a drowning while noting the empty boat seen on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer's Lake
Cleveland
Henry I. Alge
Young Mens Catholic Federation of
Alge
Canton
Edward Bomberger
Lake Park
Forest City Straw Works
John Goetz
Bomberger
Miss Fay Marlow Resigns as State Industrial Home Superintendent
Fay Margaret Marlow resigns from the State industrial home in Delaware D for Chicago to enter Presbyterian hospital. A Denniston University graduate, she previously served five years as principal of the home’s high school before becoming superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware,d
Fay Margaret Marlow
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Marlow
Denniston University
Social side of Canton hosts and visits at multiple gatherings
Miss Margaret Dougherty hosted a luncheon at 1206 North Market with 14 guests and out of town visitors from Delaware, Riverton New Jersey, Norwalk, and Cleveland. A lawn party at 2325 Maiden Lane featured lanterns and peanut contests winning prizes. A picnic for 22 at another home followed, with nasturtiums and a discussion on university tension work. Socials note various visitors, births, travels, and local business ties alongside a bankruptcy hearing and a minor accident in the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dougherty
North Market Street
Bridge
Helen Frease
Delaware
Nell Frease
Helen Daniels
Riverton
N. J
Eleanor Rabe
Ruby Hoyt
Norwalk
Jeanette Agnew
Cleveland
Ann Zollars
T. H. Alexander
Maiden Lane
Robert Chapman
William Marshall
Bertha Mack
Ann Zollner
Women and Church Sewing and Martin Luther Picnic
Women of the First Reformed church held an all day sewing event at the church parlors with baskets and a noon basket dinner. Several hundred from the Martin Lutheran Sunday School enjoyed a picnic at Nimisila Park with races and contests after a large picnic dinner. E. H. Walker and H. W. Gruber organized the events. Mrs. Louis H. Koch hosted a whist club gathering at Congress Lake with 12 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Martin Lutheran Church
Nimisila Park
E. H. Walker
H. W. Gruber
Louis H. Koch
Congress Lake
Informal Tea Hosted by Miss Portmann at North Market
Miss Laura Portmann invited 40 guests to an informal tea from 3 to 6 pm on Wednesday at her home 832 North Market Street. Tea was served at small tables in the drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Portmann
North Market Street
Mrs Ludwig Wolff Hosts Dinner at Mc Kinley Hotel
Twenty guests were entertained at dinner by Mrs. Ludwig Wolff of 1245 North Cleveland avenue at the Mc Kinley hotel Wednesday. Large bunches of sweet peas and ferns decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Wolff
North
Cleveland Avenue
McKinley Hotel
Engagement announced at 338 South Harrison with purple hearts
At Miss Hazel Randle’s home a 6 pm dinner announced her engagement to Ralph M. Berger on small cards with red hearts. The couple plans to wed August 14. Guests included many Berea class members and out of town visitors. An annual First Methodist picnic followed at Cuyahoga Falls with a rustic outdoor feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Randle
South
Harrison Avenue
Ralph M. Berger
Miss Randle
Jennie Lovett
Beatrice Homan
Lillian Schafer
Anna Kretchmer
Ethel Cowell
Muriel Hammond
Marie Homan
Tlorence Lynn
Marie Schleappi
Clara Stauffer
Anna Bucklin
Odessa Guest
Emma Leuck
Gertrude Fortune
Lottie Ferrell
Zula Sway
Emma Keitel
Florence Willamen
Retta Peters
Helen Geiger
Berdine Berger
Rae Keitel
Dean Peters
Berger
Catherine Casper
Canton
Jane Snyder
Bessie Tragases
Florence Brentzel
Ethel Martin
Massillon
Berea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cuyahoga Falls
Canton Couple Wed at Home Ceremony in July
Mrs. Anna Baker of Canton and Charles Hott of Delphos were married by Rev. George M. Schmucker on July 18 at 6 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Floom on Linden avenue. The ceremony was private with a few guests and a wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside in Lymphos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Roland
Lakeside Hospital
Anna Baker
Canton
Charles Hott
Delphos
George M. Schmucker
John Floom
Linden Avenue
Lymphos
Canton Teachers Club Meeting
A meeting of the Canton Teachers' club is set for Friday evening at 7 50 in the high school building with plans to discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Teachers’ Club
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Daemont
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
New York Camp
Staten Island
NAVY
ARMY
Watch Factory
Stark County Republicans
Enlightens Police Court
Crystal Park Row
Akron
McCoy Street
Bh. & Oo
Conneaut
Odell
New York
Norway
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
Bourges
France
Hotel de France
Jean Maze
Mise Ethellira Leneve
H. H. Crippen
Crippen
Mr. Crippen
Times-News
Shorthand Association
Massillon Paper Company
Turnbull
Boy Block
Denman Thureday
Denman
Fullington
Mexico City
National Railways of
Mexico
J. H. Dumoulin Pres
John C. Harmony
Lecy
John H. Krimlauf
J. B. Zettler
Joseph Fergueson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Teddy
United Press
Cleveland Picknicers
Lake
J. WW. Smith
E. Fighth St
Business College
North Market St
Stark
Bell
Gerald Woolf
Winong
Plain Street
Edwapa
Chance Avenue
Duluth
Mr. Thomand
High Street
Gust Karper
Ashlang
G. Bely
Klein & Heman Company
F.C. Cornesagg
Miller Tyson
A. M Meety
Cornes
N. T. Company
Public Square
Patricia
Entertains Whist Club
Miss Portmann
Aspinwall
W. Sth
Bod
Ak ‘Own
Oxfords
al Oxfords
Boot Shop
Crawford & Deal
Tuscarawas
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