Meeting of Miners in Massillon Seeks UMWA Reunification
Massillon miners convene led by State President Ratchford to end the independent Mossop faction. Delegates from Wadsworth Palmyra North Lawrence and others vote to revive sub district 3 under United Mine Workers of America and plan March 26 talks to unify forces.
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Massillon
W. H. Bassett
Wadsworth
R. A. Pollock
North Lawrence
John Myers
West Brookfield
West Massillon
D. C. Jones
Palmyra
Filer
G. Savage
Huston
Luke Doyle
Loomis
J.J. Mossop
Order of Business
Henry Plestie
Joan Myers
John Whalen
John Davis
Wadsworth Winers
R.A. Pollock
Lawrence
Mossop
Pollock
Minglewood
United Mine Worker's
Batchford
Ratchford
Ratenford
Maswiliou
Massilion
Ohio
Imue
United Mine Workers
Ner
Tradee
Labor Assembly
Independent Miners’ Organization
Moss
Mass
Wooster
Cleveland
Rutchfard
Committee On
United Mine Workers'of America
Jon Whelan
Jon N. Davis
Thomas Lane
John Meiers
John Whelan
Savage
Mussop
Massios
Tina
Organization of Our Trade
United Mine Worker of America
Mosaop
Tuomas Lann
Joan Muiers
R. A. Polock
Sec’y-Treas ix
Whalen
J. Savage
A. Pollock
Priest and Soldier: Wattmann's Tactic at Hammond saves lives
The Rev. E J Wattmann former rector of St Philip and St James Canal Fulton led with calm tact to prevent bloodshed during a Hammond strike by briefing Mayor and leaders guiding five army companies. His actions kept civilians safe and earned praise from Fort Sheridan personnel and the Chicago Times Herald.
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E J. Vattmann
Hayes
Gilmoaur
Cleveland
Harrison
Wattmann
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Fort Meade
Black Hills
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
United States
Chicago
Astone
Father Wattmann
U le
BR. KE
Crofton
Father Plaster
Lhfe
Artillery
Cavalry
Fifteenth Regiment
Hhis Post
Fort Moore
Washington
War Department
Father Vattmann
Protests Delay Ashford Bill on Judges' Salaries
Mr. Ashford’s bill raising salaries for common pleas judges in Stark Columbiana and Carroll counties remains in the judiciary committee. No petitions for or against have been filed though many letters oppose its passage. Action likely delayed ten days or two weeks as full county hearings are promised.
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Pennsylvania Company
Onio
General Assembly of
Ohio
General Assembly
Lsw
CoLemets
Adam Hammersmith Dies After Prolonged Illness
Adam Hammersmith born in Bavaria died this morning at his country home northeast of Massillon after a long illness. He came to Massillon as a boy, learned cabinet making, bought a local farm in 1854, and in 1879 became a loyal agent for Ohio Farmers Insurance. He served as constable, justice of the peace, and township treasurer, earning widespread respect.
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Ersmith
Adam Hammersmith
Hammersmith
Bavaria
Massillon
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
Railway notes on crew status and shop activity
Conductor McIntosh returns from illness while Fireman Emory goes on short leave. Several engineers and firemen are on sick lists. Engine 44 gets a new pilot beam and repairs in shops. Others return to duty or change positions amid family illnesses and shop moves.
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McIntosh
Emory
W. D Tucker
Peter Lynch
Engineer Bailey
Engineer Money
SH. Haynes
Ironville
Toledo
Switchman Laundry
Foreman Peck
Lagrippe
Frank Burne
Consolidated Rolling Stock Shops
Mooney
Richards
Morse
Smidlen
Indictment in Carroll County Prize Fight Case
Carrollton, Feb. 22 The grand jury adjourned after hearing 47 witnesses on the Burns and Aston prize fight case. Burns and Aston indicted for prize fighting, while other indictments remain undisclosed. The statute prescribes penitentiary terms for principals and fines plus jail for assistants. Burns's wife, jailed beside him, fears for his fate as they weigh a burlesque defense to avoid the boxing charges.
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Grand
Carrollton
Grand Jury
Sherodsville
Emmet Adair
Wyndom Jones
Sherndsville
Massillon
Barns
Aston
Michael Burns
Richard Aston
Shanghe
Carroll County
Burns
Sherodsvilly
Wnd
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