Lyching rope fixer jailed. Zanesville mayor faced recall push
In Ohio, Joseph Bush, alleged mob ringleader in Etherington case, is jailed after a raid on his in law's home. Separately, Zanesville Mayor Gorrell faces charges of misconduct in office for lax enforcement of liquor laws and permitting crime, with governor Harmon to review after returning from Michigan.
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Llefontaine
Joseph Sh
Carl M. Etherington
Newxk
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Charles Huston
Charles Foster
Columbus
Falder
Bellentaine
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Huston
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Hi Gorrell
Zanesville
Jossillon
Harmon
Mayes
Gorrell
Michigan
Fight Cow Tax Claims by Women Over Levyed Property
Ella Arnold and Maud O'Brien allege their property was levied on by County Treasurer Metzger for alleged unlicensed sale of intoxicants. Lawyers Mills and Piero represent Arnold and C C Upham represents O'Brien in seeking a temporary injunction against Metzger and County Auditor McConnell. They seek a permanent injunction on final hearing and to preserve plaintiffs control of their property. Sales are denied.
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Ella Arnold
Maud O’brien
Canon
Metzger
Metzer
McConnell
Mills and
Piero
Ena Arnold
C. C. Upham
Maud O'Brien
Canton Canoe Club to Host Night in Boats on Lake
The Canton Canoe Club plans a six member midnight paddle event with races and exhibitions on the lake. After supper, canoes will race and display paddling feats as they drift with the current in the moonlit water.
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Canton Canoe Club
Daring Aviator and His Machine Soared Over New York
Frank Gooddale a 21 year old aviator flew from Palisades New Jersey at 8 45 p m crossed the Hudson River along Broadway to Times Square circled the Times Building and returned to Palisades in ten minutes covering about ten miles The image includes the flight route and miniature aircraft.
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Palisades
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Hudson River
Broadway
Times Square
Times
Lavin files affidavit against Kolesko for false pretenses
Henry Lavin swore to an affidavit in Justice Blake's court charging Dominick Kolesko with obtaining goods under false pretenses. Kolesko, who said he was working and would draw money Friday, was arrested as he left for New York to sail for Italy and jailed in default of a $50 bond.
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Henry Lavin
Five Couples Seek Court Relief in Common Pleas
Laura Hans charges William with removing and selling household goods as four wives and one husband seek legal settlement. Wives Alice Schenburn Jessie Williams and Emma claim abandonment infidelity and inebriety. Each petition cites marriage dates and locations with alimony, restoration of maiden name, and custody needs. Attorneys represent Bothwell Maneval Piero Geary Quinn McClintock.
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Common Pleas
Laura Iians
William
Laura Mead
Bothwell and Maneval
New Lexington
Alice Schenburn
Henry
New Philadelphia
W. J. Piero
Jessie Williams
John Arthur
Canton
Femma Geary
Bothwell and
Maneval
Emma
John J. Sprankle
Quinn and McClintock
Holmes County
Uniontown
Bride Demands White Gown as Groom Demands Spinster I Do
Tony Italiano and Sarah Sweeney appeared at Squire Rinehart to marry after a morning quarrel. Constable Heminger escorted them to the probate office where both struggled to recall each other’s names. They obtained a license and the ceremony proceeded with Sarah in a white dress.
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Tony Italiano
Sarah Sweeney
Erin's Isle
Squire Rinehart
Charles Heminger
Italiano
Sarah
Constable Heminger
Tony
Round Loop Fare Controversy Near Public Square
City residents on West Tuscarawas Street report paying double fares to Meyers Lake or walking to West Fifth Street for lake-bound cars. Superintendent Scanlon says no rule requires short-haul charges and notes Sunday crowds often board west near McKinley Avenue. Complainants cite trips from in front of the Y M C A as the affected route.
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Meyers Lake
West Fifth Street
Scanlon
N. O. T. Mnes
McKinley Avenue
Mallory Names Aides For Republican Convention
John R Mallory temporary secretary of the Republican state convention has named assistant secretaries Frank N Patterson Ashland county E Frank Brown Franklin county Harry R Griffith Morrow county E W Hughes Clinton county Sherman Cuneo Wyandot county Thomas C Cook Cuyahoga county Wil. Thorndyke Hamilton county Ira I Morrison Summit county Dennis Sullivan Ross county H J Laird Green county.
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Columbus
John R. Mallory
Frank N. Patterson
Ashland County
E. Frank Brown
Franklin County
Harry
Workman Injured at Russell Co Plant in Massillon
Henry P. Parks of 17 North Street Massillon lost two fingers and his thumb was smashed while at work Friday afternoon at the Russell Co plant.
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Henry P. Parks
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Russell & Co
When You Go Away for the Summer
A note urging readers to arrange mail forwarding to receive Times or News while away. It also lists a phone contact and mentions address changes as needed.
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TIMES
Adder Ass Chang
McDowell Dog Case Draws Crowd and Laughter in Court
Judge Quinn clears the docket for the McDowell-Dumont dog case over the death of a Scotch collie named Don in North Cleveland avenue. Spectators, including dog fanciers, watched as Exhibit A a rock tied to a tissue wrapper was shown, while testimony and antics revealed a tense legal scene. Detective Ryan arranged seating and witnesses Raymond Haggart testified McDowell rode up the alley on a bicycle.
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Don
Dumont
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C. Sumner McDowell
Dumonts
City Hall
Thomas F. Turner
Baker
McDowell
Joseph B. Ryan
Ryan
Raymond Haggart
Colynbus
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C. Summer McDowell
Large addition planned for Roll Plant expansion in Fairfield avenue
The American Sheet and Tin Plate company of Fairfield avenue plans a 60 by 120 foot steel addition to its foundry with two lean-to structures. Foundations are set, iron supplied by The American Bridge company, and a $10,000 nominal building permit issued though the project is larger. Manager William A. Harris says the plant is expanding to improve results as it remains busy day and night.
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American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Fairfield Avenue
American Bridge Company
B. F. Faust
William A. Harris
Trainmen and Officers Firm in Desperate Strike Stand
Toronto July 22 The Grand Trunk strike widens as 6,000 conductors and trainmen walk out and 10,000 shop workers are locked out. Efforts to appoint a free arbitration board fail as both sides vow to press the fight, with service crippled across the system and the minister’s proposal rejected.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
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American Interstate Commerce Commission
P. H. Morrissey
Railroad Employes, and Investors’ Association
Grand Trunk Railway
Charlies M. Hays
Grand Trunk System
W. G. Lee
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Forests Converted Into Raging Furnace
Fires sweep British Columbia and western states with hundreds of thousands in ranch property destroyed. Volunteer crews struggle as Marble and Bossburg face closure, Napoleon mine buildings ruined, and Kootenai district roars. Premier MecBride authorizes impressment. Nelson dispatches fighters to Kaslo. mines around Rossland Centre besieged.
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British Columbia
Washington
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Idaho
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Marble
International Boundary
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Whitewater
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Rossland Centre
Crows Nest
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Slocan
Kaslo
Contempt Sparks Court Dispute Over Family Bank Funds
In a Justice of the Peace court, Elizabeth Nunamaker sues her son Henry for $180 deposited in Central Savings in his name but claimed by her. Attorney A T Snyder refused to answer a question about obtaining an order on funds, prompting the judge to find him in contempt and adjourn for afternoon advisement.
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Court of Justice of the Peace Cortel
Elizabeth Nunamaker
Henry Nunamaker
Central Savings Bank
A. T. Snyder
J. B. Snyder
Nanamaker
Stark County
Henry Nanamaker
Snyder
Justice Correll
Richland County Election Board Petitioned for Removal
Citizens of Richland county petitioned Secretary of State Carmi Thompson to remove the entire election board for alleged incompetency and fraud in the May 17 primary. Board members Harry J. Bowres Charles J. Burns Amos Day and Martin Payne will receive a hearing next Friday before the secretary of state.
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Columbus
Carmi Thompson
Richland County
Board of Elections
Harry J. Bowres
Charles J. Burns
Amos Day
Martin Payne
Sec of State
Gloom Over Distress In Monroe Explosions Claims
A chaotic report from Norfolk Virginia details a deadly explosion in Monroe with casualties and damaged homes. Officials including Colonel Townsley and Captain Hawes coordinate emergency response as investigators seek exact causes and possible charges.
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