Canton Massillon Electric Railway Service Notice
Trains between Massillon and Canton depart hourly from City Park from 6 AM to 1 PM. Return trips from the Public Square, Annoida, at seven and eleven hours, 6 AM and 1 PM. Special service inquiries to F H Killings, General Agent, Marion.
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Miners End Strike After Coal Transport Cut in Springfield
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