Woman escapes Massillon hospital suicide attempt
Regina Llewelyn escaped Massillon state hospital and menaced two homes in Lorain Ohio. She entered a gas filled room, left a note, attempted self harm, and was held by residents before being returned to hospital. She had cut her wrist and bled as authorities intervened.
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Massillon, Q
Massillon State Hospital
Regina Llewelyn
Regina
A. Wm. Glitseh
Yourth Street
Lorain
Ohio
E. Nane
Houston Street
Ater
Richard Westenbarger
Jo Grant Street
Widow sought by Arkansas suitor in postmaster appeal
A Canton man appeals to Postmaster George Clark to locate a widow who ran a boarding house. He describes her as 50, 5 ft 6 in, 160 pounds, and hopes to regain her name and address after losing contact. The postmaster cannot disclose the writer's name or address.
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Arkansas
Clark
George Clark
Pstmaster Clark
Canton
Hahn and Son Bid Too High for Liberty Street Water Sewer
The board of control risks paying $1,389 if it sticks to its original plan. Peter Hahn & Son, Contractors would owe the city $1,289.30 for refusing to accept a contract for the Liberty Street water and sewer project. New bids on Wednesday show Turmbull & Dehn as lowest at $25,528.10, versus Hahn & Son’s initial bid of $24,138.80.
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Board of Control
Peter Hahn & Son
Liberty Street
Turmbull & Dehn
Hahn & Son
Crippen on Board Murderer Fugitive Held
Wireless message from ship reports Crippen aboard near Quebec after escape. The article also notes Abra Roth, a New York tailor, fatally wounded by his own knife amid family in a tenement on Riv ington Street, with his wife and five children present.
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New York
Crippen and stenographer arrested aboard Montrose bound for Canada
Dr. Hawley Crippen and Miss Ethel Clara Leneve were captured on the steamship Montrose en route from Liverpool to Montreal. London police seek Crippen for the murder of his wife Belle Elmore, a prominent stage figure. Leneve professed innocence and appealed to the captain for protection as Scotland Yard released identifications.
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Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
London Express
Montrose
Liverpool
Montreal
Crippen
London
Belle Elmore
Dr. Crippen
Scotland Yard
Guard troop dispatched to quell Cleveland street car riots
Officers of A troop, national guard, 40 men and horses, left Cleveland for Columbus to help quell street car rioting. Privates arrived at the armory at dawn and officers soon followed. A special Pennsylvania train was chartered and loaded with mounts and baggage as Captain Scofield noted the uncertain stay. A parade of onlookers waved goodbye.
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Cleveland
National Guard
Columbus
Armory
W Fifty-Fifth Street
Pennsylvania
Euclid
East Fifty-fifth Street
Sunday imprisonment ordered for two workers in assault case
Judge Quinn requires George Bair and Charles Kingston to spend Sundays in police station custody as punishment after beating Clarence Leonard. They will eat only bologna and water under guard, with possible three month workhouse if they fail to appear. Witnesses described a fall and a scuffle at Miller New Ice in Rowland street. numerous townsfolk testified.
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Judge Quinn
George Bair
Charles Kingston
Miller New Ice Company
Clarence Leonard
Kingston
Barr
Quinn
Leonard
Aultman Hospital
Williiam Greenwald
Bair
Greenwald
Rowland Street
Papa
Scott Hess
Andrew Harter
Arthur McAbee
William Sykies
Edward Kitzig
Wilbur Riblet
William Greenwald
Karl Harter
Mrs. Bambeck
Davenport beds at umhear prices.
Local ad notes beds available at marked prices with a reference to page 3 for details.
Lawsuit Accuses Lawyers of Withholding Settlement Funds
John W. Kistler sues attorneys James J. Grant and A. McCarty in common pleas court for 165 shares of US Steel stock and 1656.87 cash from a 1909 settlement with Rex and Hober dier Stock and Grain. He alleges the lawyers charged an excessive fee and kept the cash unless a 1200 fee is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kistler
Common Pleas
Rex and Hoberdier Stock and Grain Company
Harry Rex
United States Steel Company
Kisser
Mrs Henry arraigned on larceny charges in county jail
Mrs John Henry, wife of John Henry, is held in the county jail on larceny charges. She was arraigned before Justice Correl Wednesday afternoon and pleaded not guilty. A hearing will be set later. The Henrys live near Bayard. A search of their home after Henry's arrest uncovered many articles alleged to have been stolen.
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John Henry
Correl
Henrys
Bayard
Henry
Bargains on Davenport Beds Reported
Local page advertises davenport beds with discount pricing and promotional offers. Shoppers are invited to compare models and visit the store to take advantage of limited time deals.
Picnic Recall At Meyers Lake On August 2
Local notes mention a phans picnic at Meyers Lake on August 2 with partial reference to Louisville. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Louisvile Orphans
Meyers Lake
Cable splicer dies from wound infection in hand
After five days of illness Charles Y. Bahmer died at Ingleside hospital from blood poisoning linked to a copper wire wound suffered at work. Bahmer, born in Bakersville and husband of Florence Bahmer, lived at 1016 Summit Street. his body was shipped to Bakersville for burial.
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Charles Y. Bahmer
Ingleside Hospital
Bahmer
Florence Bahmer
Bakersville
Summit Street
Old hospital raid rattled Massillon
Massillon on July 28 special report says Harry Neill is jailed awaiting a hearing on entering the former Mt. Airy hospital on South Erie street and stealing gauze. Investigators found damaged woodwork and other property. Miss Dorothy Vaughn, former hospital matron now of Akron, plans to prosecute Neill.
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Massillon
Harry ©. Neill
South Erie Street
Mt. Airy Hospital
Dorothy Vaughn
Akron
McNeill
Reverend Thompson Assumes Post in Mansfield September
Rev. S. E. Thompson assistant rector at the Church of Our Saviour Akron accepts a call to Grace Reformed Church in Mansfield and will assume duties in September. The move affects local clergy and church leadership in the Mansfield area as the new pastor brings experience from Akron.
Troops Pouring Into Columbus Guard Cars
State troops begin arriving in Columbus to assist in restoring order after three days of rioting linked to the Columbus Light company strike. Troops will guard six car barns and along tracks while car service remains halted.
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United Press
Columbus
Columbus Light Company
George 8
Marshall
Harmon
Charlevoix
Mich
Weybrecht
Cleveland
Signal Corps
Toledo
Marietta
William V. McMahen
Capitol City
Controversy Shrinks Road Paving to Canton Osnaburg
Stark county commissioners will decide within 48 hours if a dispute between County Surveyor Gilcrist and road-contractors Skeeles Carl and Campbell can be resolved. Gilcrist appointed L W Fitzpatrick to inspect the Canton Osnaburg project, contractors refused to start, claiming Fitzpatrick unsuitable. Paving must finish within a year and Gilcrist defends the appointment, noting Fitzpatrick was highly recommended and has clashed with workers before.
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Stark County
Gilcrist
Canton
Osnaburg
L. W. Fitzpatrick
Skeeles
Carl
Campbell
Fitzpatrick
Temporary Clerk Francis A. Zink Named at Water Works
Francis A. Zink of Washington avenue appointed temporary clerk in the water works office to replace William C. Haubold who resigned over salary concerns. Zink recently taught at Notre Dame University and is home for the summer. The office will open Saturday afternoons and evenings for water rent payments, and will also spend a day with the orphans followed by a dinner and supper.
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Francis A. Zink
Washington Avenue
Water Works
William C. Haubold
Zink
Notre Dame University
Canton Firm Sets Record Davenport Bed Purchase
The Canton firm announces the largest ever purchase for Davenport beds and invites readers to see available options on page 3, credited to Stuarts.
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Canton
Davenport
Stuarts
Young Canton Robbers Sentenced to State Reformatory
Ray Harper and John Ruch both 13 confessed to a string of Canton robberies and were sent to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster by Probate Judge C C Bow for indefinite terms. Sheriff to transport them. judge cites reform and public safety as reasons for confinement. Court proceedings held privately after consultations with juvenile officials and mothers.
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Ray Harper
John Ruch
Canton
Lancaster
C. C. Bow
Wilson
Bow
Yutzel
Ryan
Briebin
Roosevelt disappointed in platform on Ohio race
Reports from Sagamore Hill say President Roosevelt is disappointed in the platform and not enthusiastic about the governor nominee. Republicans in Columbus gauge ticket strength while Progressives press for a pro gressive head. Democrats expect easy Harmon sailing and aim to unite Republican progressives against Harding. Taft backs the Harding platform and ticket, while Cox shifts to support top to bottom after voting for Harding.
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Clum Dus
State House
Tarif Administration
Harding
Ohio
Harmon
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Taft
Columbus
George RB. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Hamilton County
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Daughters of Liberty Elect Officers in Canton Session
The state councilor is Cora B. Wolf from West Carrollton and vice councilor Sadie Basily of Youngstown. John H. Focht of Canton becomes treasurer with Mrs. Lana Dickson of Mansfield as secretary. Zanesville will host next year’s meeting.
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Mansfield
State Council of the Daughters of Liberty
Cora B. Wolf
West Carrollton
Sadie Basily
Youngstown
John H. Focht
Canton
Lanra Dickson
Zanesville
Donations for orphans picnic addressed to Cummins storage
All donations for the orphans picnic may be sent to Cummins storage or to the ake. This item notes collection details with limited readable guidance from the source.
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Cummins’ Storage
Ake
Davenport Beds At 35 Percent Reduction
Davenport beds offered at a 35 percent cut in price with display and details on page 3 in the Stuarts section.
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Davenport
Stuarts
Miller Blanchard C Announces Picnic Sightseeing Car
Community note describes carriage and sightseeing options for picnics and evening rides under Miller Blanchard C influencing party plans. No further details on pricing or schedule are provided in the fragment.
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Geryjee
Miller- Blanchard C
Nomination of Lind Seen Unstoppable at Minneaplis Convention
In Minneapolis on July 28 the Democratic state convention appears set to nominate John Lind for governor unless he telegraphs refusal. John Jensworld Jr of Duluth to give the nominating speech as anti option delegates gain control. A platform plank for initiative and referendum is likely, with no county option resolution to be pushed.
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United Press
Minneapolis
John Lind
Lind
John Jensworld, Jr
Duluth
Linds
Miller seeks complete clearing of McKinley block property
Frank W. Miller of the New Manufactur ing company who bought the McKinley block on South Market and East Seventh seeks to have his file cleared in a common pleas court petition filed Thursday by Attorneys Day and Lynch. Defendants named include Anna McKinley Allen Mabel McKinley Baer and other heirs of the late William McKinley with claimed interests in the property.
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Frank W. Miller
The
New Manufacturing Company
McKinley Block
South Market
East Seventh Streets
Day and
Lynch
Common Pleas
Anna McKinley Allen
Mabel McKinley Baer
William McKinley
Remember the orphans by sending your donations to the lake
A brief appeals for charity asks readers to send donations to the lake area charity fund aiding orphans. The note emphasizes urgent help and local concern for vulnerable children.
Stuart's Big Furniture Sale At 323 E. Tuse
In a current sale at Stuart's buyers can save on davenport beds. The store at 323 East Tuse Street promotes immediate purchases to reduce costs.
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Stuart's
City Water Rules Warn Waste Will Lead to Cutoff
Notice warns water consumers that waste will not be tolerated and the supply may be turned off at the street without further notice. Board of service and L. B. Superintendent sign the order. One page reads like an official public notice.
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Massillon Hospital
JET
Shertzer
Canalistreet
Harn
Liberty Street Sewer
MON
Treal Star
Canadian Pacific
Point Amour
Quebec
Kismet
William M. Scofield
Bologna
Tuse
Umhear
Plaintife
James J. Grant
McCarty
OLD Hospital
GOV. Harmon
Wm. C. Haubold
John Paul Jones
Hiehaus
Congress
Potomac Park
Seventeen Street
Washington
State Reformatory
Judge
Teddy
Cantonian
State Council, Daughters of Liberty
BAR County Option
Minnesota
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