Massillon-Canton delegates split in Democratic primary contest
In Massillon sixty six votes were cast as polls opened late in the afternoon. Delegates to the Democratic state convention will largely back Johnson in Massillon and McLean in Canton, with divisions noted across the county. Contested central committee results prompt a later executive committee hearing over ballot counting and miswritten tickets.
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Stark County
Sandusky
Massillon
Johnson
Canton
McLean Wing
E. J. Creedon
Squire H. B. Sibila
Creedon
John Ginther
Sibila
Charles Smith
Bernard Bell
Bell
Reigner
Blanchard
McLean
Everett Howard
Adrian Howard
Democratic Central Committee
Howard
L. H. Bamberger
Stahl
Third Ward
Bamberger
Joseph Bartel
A. P. Howard
Frank Ries
George Franz
Fred Stahl
Glass factories delayed reopening plans announced
David Reed of Reed & Company said operations at the glass plants are unlikely before September 15 due to needed repairs. Massillon Bottle and Glass and Rhodes Glass Bottle expect to start in the first week of September after Labor Day. All yards are clearing outputs and awaiting orders as summer closures end. Blow operators return from the East and full forces should be assembled by week’s end.
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David Reed
Reed & Company
Massillon Bottle and Glass Company
Rhodes Glass Bottle Company
Labor Day Programme With Races and Tug of War
The Labor Day celebration features a morning parade with floats from trades and mine town organizations, a Yingling grove picnic with sports, and prizes including cigars, wines, and household goods. Events include a 100 yard dash for iron molders, glass blowers, and men, plus a tug of war between mill and Russell men for 10 dollars in cash.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Yingling’s Grove
Amalgamated Association
Russell
Farmers' trust to be incorporated with $50 million capital
Pierre S D August 25 details released on a new Farmers' Trust capitalized at 50 million dollars. Only farmers may own stock and branch offices will open nationwide led from Chicago. The plan covers all farm products on commission or cash and includes Chicago grain trading to secure better prices and remove the middleman. Also bargains in second hand goods at No 7 Canal Street.
County Tax Totals and Suit Against Canton & Akron Ry
County records show August tax settlements totaling 456 586 03 with allocations to state funds county funds school taxes and various special accounts. Mina Wentling sues Canton & Akron Railway Co for 10 000 claiming injuries July 4 1902 when a trolley accident at Meyers Lake caused a wire to fall and shock passengers leaving Wentling with permanent injuries and vision issues.
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Reed
Children’s Home
Agricultural Society
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
Mina
Wentling
Common Pleas
Canton & Akron Railway
Meyer’s Lake
Plaintiff
Bridge Shop Picnic Vends Massillon Outing Contest Results
Bridge Shop picnickers returned to Massillon Saturday night after a Cottage Grove outing. Benedicts beat single men 7 to 5 in the married versus single baseball game as Holland and James starred. City official George Howells won the running high jump and Carver won the one-fourth mile races, with multiple other events noted including a quiet pitch by Robert Reay Jr. and a tug of war by riveters.
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Bridge Shop
Massillon
Cottage Grove
Benedicts
Pflug
Brown
Holland
James
Carver
Freiger
George Howells
Plug
G. Pflug
F. Pug
Freiger- James
Keifour
White
Thomas Kay
Robert Reay, Jr
Florence Keifour
Rem‘ley
Sheedy
Evan Llewelyn
Shaffer Seriously Ill in Pittsburg Labor Leader
Theodore J. Shaffer president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers lies seriously ill in Pittsburg after falling sick Saturday night. His illness is described as critical with delirium reported during much of yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Duffy Nominated by Labor Convention Could Block Democratic Bid
T J Duffy of East Liverpool, a national official of the Potters Union, is nominated by a labor convention in Massillon for Congress. He is barred from seeking nomination on other tickets, though he had begun a Democratic bid. Mayor Bernard Bell declined candidacy. convention favored independent labor ticket though many preferred supporting existing parties. Duffy’s role and Massillon labor circles cited. Independent office ad for printing appears at end.
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Bernard Bell
E. J. Creedon
Massillon Trades and Labor Assembly
Union Labor
Massillon
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
Potters’ Union
Duffy
Bell
Alliance
Datfy
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
A newspaper readers offer for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney bladder remedy promoting treatment for lame back and kidney trouble. It promises a free sample bottle and an information book, with address in Binghamton New York. The notice cites hospital and private practice use and urges readers to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bee
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Rests on Teething Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup eases teething pain calms a fussy child and cures wind colic while claiming it is the best remedy for diarrhoea The price is twenty five cents per bottle.
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Maywer Distilling CO
Fifth St
Dayton
Reed & Go
Mill
Farmers’ Trust
Canal Street
County Seat News
Canton-Massillon Electric
Railway Company
Amalgamated
The
Carr & Taylor
First National Bank
Main and
Erie Streets
Cleveland
Buffalo
City OF
Erie
United States
Tim Karey
Inc
Iiflue
Sskticket
A&b
Ollmstaabert
Geo A. Hawver
South Erie Opera Block
All Druggiate Chichester Chemical
Madbor
J. B. Schrader
Erie St
Nottingham
Hudson
Merit
W.L. Ertle
Real Estate Bulletin
Eric S “ Chester
Edwin “ Dwight
George
Arguil
Fe of
Akron St
Waechter St
East Oak Street
Woodland Ave
Pear St
Tremont St
Center
Superior St
Jlan
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