Crippen and Leneve Core in Quebec Wireless Hunt
United Press reports Crippen and Miss Le Neve are sighted near Father Point as authorities plan a midnight arrest. Quebec and Ottawa police coordinate with Scotland Yard to detain the alleged murderer and his companion for deportation to England aboard the Royal George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Point
Harvey Hawley Crippen
Mise
Ethel Clare
Eneve
St. Lawrence
Crippen
Miss Leneve
Wireless
Montrose
Quebec
England
Royal George
Marconi
McCarty
Denis
Levis
Percy Sherwood
Dominion Police
Ottawa
Eureka
Laurentic
Dew
Scotland Yard
Sherwood
Relic Room Sought for Public Safety Building Headquarters
The Volunteer Firemen's association will form a committee with Safer T. W. Dunwoodie to select a room for a relic room in the new public safety building. Mayor Turnbull announced at Thursday’s firemen meeting that they would receive a commemorative coin for their early service before a permanent department existed.
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Firemen’s Association
T. W. Dunwoodie
Turnbull
Moose Meeting Set at Eagles Hall This Friday
Call of the Moose announces Canton lodge 233 of L O M meets at Eagles Hall Friday evening July 29 at 7 30. Important business to discuss and a new A password will be issued. Moose day picnic tickets available at the meeting. Full attendance requested chaired by Thos J Dictator and Chas H Witter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Thos J
Chas. H. Witter
Saturday Specials at Table Meat Market
Specials for Saturday at Table Meat Market 212 East Tuscarawas Street feature best beef at a pound and spring chicken priced for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Meat Market
East Tuscarawas Street
Picnic at Meyers Lake Draws Louisvile Attendees August Second
August 2 event at Meyers Lake gathers Louisvile residents for a phans gathering. Organizers invite families to join the community picnic and share details at the lakeside site.
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Meyers Lake
Kauffman Named County Secretary for Democratic Campaign
Emil J. Kauffman of 833 Rider Street, a Stark county Young Men’s Democratic club leader and deputy supervisor of elections, was appointed secretary of the Stark county Democratic executive committee. Judge R. Shields announced the appointment, with Kauffman already taking duties to organize the fall campaign. The central committee will meet next Thursday at 7 20 PM in the Young Men’s Democratic club rooms at the Barnett hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Club
Stark County Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
Stark County
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
R. §& Shields
Kauffman
Stark County Democratic Central Committee
Barnett Hotel
Sherwood Aims at Huntley for Pernicious Political Activity
General I. R. Sherwood, Democratic candidate for reelection, plans to file charges with the Civil Service Commission against Collector of Customs George W. Huntley. Sherwood accuses Huntley of aiding railroad workers for Republican candidate General Hamilton and says affidavits will substantiate the claim. He notes Huntley’s past as a Lake Shore conductor and his appointment after organizing railroad men for Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
George W. Huntley
I. R. Sherwood
Congress
Sherwood
Civil Service Commission
Huntley
Lake Shore
Taft
General Hamilton
Canton City Cash Accounts Show Semiannual Totals
The semi annual city report to Mayor Turnbull lists total funds at 182 985 37 with half year disbursements at 305 388 42 receipts 292 213 65 and January 1 1910 balance 195 473 74. Fund balances include General 9 871 80 Public Safety 16 403 65 Public Health 4 292 43 Public Service 18 238 0 Water Works 25 569 01 and other accounts totaling 182 290 88. Remember the orphans by a kraut supper at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Roy Domer
A. R. Turnbull
General
Public Safety
Public Health
Public Service
Water Works
Public Library
Hospital
Auditor's Sinking
Hartford Poor
Houtze Poor
Donations for orphans picnic urged to Cummins storage or lake
Readers are asked to send all donations for the orphans' picnic to Cummins' storage or to the lake location. The note emphasizes where contributions should be delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Water Waste Warning From City Service Board
Notice warns water waste will not be reiterated and the supply may be shut off at the street without further notice. By order of the Board of Service. L Bp Obliger Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Service
L. BP. Obliger
Jury Trial Set in Dr. Foulks Case Over Traffic Demurrer
Judge Quinn sustains part of a demurrer challenging the ordinance describing how a driver shall operate a vehicle. The second count, alleging a police order to stop on signal remains valid. Trial date set. jurors drawn including Wiseman Nusley Cochran Streiber Beiter Loud Groner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Foulks
Charles N. Riblet
Quinn
Luther Day
Oscar Abt
Dr. Foulks
Ross Hurford
Henry Paulus
P. Wiseman
A. J. Nusley
D. A. Cochran
W. E. Streiber
J. S. Beiter
J. E. Loud
Charles Groner
H. H. Smith
A. B. Correll
Frank Fager
Jacob Eicher
Jerome Smith
W. H. Copthorne
Phillip Heiderich
W. H. Burgener
Adam Wenning
L. Clewell
Brave Soldier Frightened By Squirrels Invasion
Squirrels in the state house yard frighten Troop A during a military landing on their lawn. One bold squirrel climbed over tents and jumped onto a sleeping trooper seeking peanuts, nearly causing hysteria among the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State House
Capital
Soldier Boys
Troop A
Post Office Robbed in Shreveport O
Burglars smashed doors of the Shreveport post office and looted Postmaster J. M. Starkey’s desk securing 300 dollars in stamps and 87 dollars in cash. Three young men seen nearby are suspected and fled on a B and O freight toward Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
J. M. Starkey
Jimmy
Canal Dover
Canton
Moody to Quit Bench at Magnolia Summer Home
Associate Justice W H Moody will retire from the Supreme Court under a special enabling act after deciding his rheumatic illness prevents resuming work in Washington. He cites inability to discharge duties amid pending cases as a primary concern and hopes retirement aids his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Mass
Supreme Court
W. H. Moody
Moody
Washington
Canton Seeks Land for Liberty Street Sewer
Probate Judge Bow will decide two key issues in Canton land appropriation cases brought by the city against William H. Myers and Max Rudner. The city seeks 30 feet of land for the Liberty street sewer, with owner Rudner contesting full ownership and the petition needed to describe sewer construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
Canton
William H. Myers
Max Rudner
Liberty Street
Weity
Willaman Trial Jury Expanded With 41 Jurors
Ten more prospective jurors were drawn as Sheriff’s office could not reach five of the 36 originally selected for the first degree murder case against Cletus Willaman. Judge Ambler will start with 41 jurors next session. Willaman’s mental condition at the time of the crimes is a central issue as defense preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cletus Willaman
Warren E. Koons
Ayler
Common Pleas Court
Judge Ambler
John Trew
Mordica Moore
G. B. Truxell
J.C. Lichtenwalter
C. P. L. McLain
Venice
Franklin Brothers
Pike Township
Richard Myers
Lawrence Township
A. R. Wagner
Lake Township
R. H. Sherer
Paris Township
Charles Richard
Lexington
Z. T. Shoemaker
Massillon
George Trump
Canton
John Erb
Tuscarawas Township
Nathan Grimes
Washington Township
George Karenbauer
Charles C. Upham
Milton J. Braucher
Willaman
Williaman
Church Workers Outing Highlights County Disciples Day
J J Cahill of Cleveland spoke at Meyers lake observing Disciple's day for Stark county Christian churches. He urged a gospel fit for the age and challenged Americans to keep their souls on top amid indulgence. A basket picnic gathered members, with plans for next year's Meyers lake Disciple day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cahill
Cleveland
Ohio Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Meyers Lake
Stark County
Cahill
P. H. Welshimer
Boys in Canton Robbery Pair Sent to Reform School
Ray Harper and John Ruch both 13 from Canton confessed to a long robbery spree and were moved from the county jail to the Boys Industrial Home at Lancaster. Deputy Sheriff Oberlin escorted them to the Pennsylvania depot for transfer as commitment papers were filed in Probate Judge Bow's court. The departure drew little emotion from their widowed mothers Mrs Warner and Mrs Metcalf.
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Ray Harper
John Ruch
Canton
Lancaster
Adam W. Oberlin
Ccdounty
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Bow
Surveyor Stands Firm Over Canton Osnaburg Road Paving Contract
John Skeeles Prestley Campbell and Harry Carl hold a paving contract for the Canton Osnaburg road starting at Canton limits. County Surveyor Gilcrest warns the work must begin immediately after delayed approval. Contractors cite fear of supervision by L W Fitzpatrick. Gilcrest says cancellation and re-advertisement are possible but not favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skeeles
Prestley Campbell
Harry Carl
Canton-Osnaburg
Canton
Gilcrest
L. W. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Canada Labor Leaders Kept Silent on Grand Trunk Strike
Montreal July 29 officials reported no statements after a conference with MacKenzie King Sir Frederick Borden and strike leaders. Rail officials dismissed Murdock's threat to mobilize other railroads in sympathy. Some freight moves on main lines but towns relying on the Grand Trunk suffer on branch routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Montreal
MacKenzie King
Frederick Borden
Lee
Garretson
Grand Trunk
Murdock
Grand T Trunk
Canton Motor Car owners plan new auto theft charge
Owners of Canton Motor Car prepare to file charges under a new automobile statute for using a car without permission. Four young men were arrested after a joy ride in Dr. W. A. White's car, later dumped at Reedurban. Three defendants are to be charged. one man is said to be uninvolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Motor Car Company
W. A. White
Reed Urban
Howard DeHays
Howard Brothers
Herbert Walter
Luther Day
Fred Ney
Troops May Return Home as Car Service Resumes in Columbus
Governor Harmon plans to reduce militia soon as quiet returns to Columbus. Mayor Marshall and Sheriff Sartain must boost police deputies and keep order while civil authorities resume Columbus Railway Light service noon today. State cost of troops remains about 4 445.55 dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Shall
Sheriff Sartain
Marshall
Columbus
Cave Alry
Columbus Railway Light Company
State of
Ohio
Carlisle in Critical Condition at Hotel Walcott
John G. Carlisle secretary of the treasury under the Cleveland administration is in a dangerous condition at the Hotel Walcott in New York following a severe heart attack. The 75 year old statesman has been ill since last Monday with doctors Morrie Carpenter and Theodore Janeway in constant attendance. Physicians doubt his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
Walcott
Morrie Carpenter
Theodore Janeway
Carlisle
One-Legged Vagrant Fined in Court Fights Name Changes
Harry Corbett a one legged vagrant known as Jeffries Wolgast and Sullivan was brought before Judge Quinn. He was fined twenty dollars and costs for persistent court appearances and will be sent to the workhouse due to lack of funds. Corbett changes his name at each arrest, adopting prize fighter cognomens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corbett
Quinn
Corbett
Jeffries
Wolgast
Sullivan
Trees on West Tuscarawas Street Prompt Tree Decisions
Workmen resumed brick laying on West Tuscarawas Street Friday, led by Engineer Phil Weber, with completion expected in three weeks. Residents weigh removing shade trees or donating frontage to preserve the trees while allowing sidewalk work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas Street
Phil Weber
Toledo Shooting Returns Fatal Stabbing to The Morning
George Coyle a 38 year old bartender shot and killed Mrs Edward Hoellinger aged 5 and badly wounded Mrs Vera Stoner Wilson aged 31 this morning and then killed himself in a self inflicted head wound authorities report he will die
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Toledo
George Coyle
Edward Hoellinger
Vera Stoner Wilson
Orphans Day Dinner Invitation
A simple invitation invites readers to spend a day with orphans and enjoy a good dinner and supper. The note emphasizes companionship and feeding the guests.
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Krippen
Father's Point
Police
Mecca
Biran
Belle Isle
Othrs
Kenail
Hhe
Kendall
Canadian Immigration Offierals
Nance Gwyn
Fabia Caffrey
Shields
Emil J. Kauffman
Rider Street
The
Domer
Bers
Christian Church
Prof. Johnston
Meyer's Lake
Cailmer
Surveyor
Canton-Osnaburg Road
Motor Car Company
Gov. Harmon
Har
Mon
Secretary of Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Pug
Judge Quinn
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