Massillon Board of Trade elects Croxton president at annual meeting
H A Croxton elected president and treasurer of the Massillon Board of Trade at the annual meeting as 38 members attended. I M Taggart becomes first vice president and W E N Hemperly second vice president with Hunt as treasurer. Secretary H C Brown reappointed. discussions cover railroad aid, stock offers, land purchase, and a planned February banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Central Railroad Company
Edward Christman Company
Kimbar Car Company
Massillon
Executive Committee
Brown
Croxton
H. A. Croxton
Massillon Iron and Steel Company
Board of Trade
Mr. Croxton
W. F. Ricks
Tuscarawas County
Citt
Fortegn
Ricks
I. M. Taggart
J. J. Wise
W, F. Ricks
L. A. Koons
George W. Doll
John #. Johns
Fred H. Snyder
M. W. Onerlin
H. F. Rider
J. C. Corns
Frank G. Harrison
George Schultz
P. P. Kirchhofer
Harrison
H. C. Brown
Bernard Bell
John E. Johns
Fears
H.C. Brown
J. E. Johns
C. A. Gates
F. G. Harrison
Mrr. Koons
National Good Roads Association
Jerome M. Kaley
Maseilieti
John ©. Johns
L. Bost
Fred Justus
Pollock Henrici Wedding at Canton Home
Senator Robert A. Pollock of North Lawrence and Miss Lilian Violet Lawrence Henrici wed at 7 PM Wednesday in Canton at the bride’s parents home 7225 Mahoning Street. The ceremony with a single ring was followed by a reception at the Masone temple for about 125 guests with many out of town attendees and notable officials sending congratulations.
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Canton
Robert A. Pollock
North Lawrence
Lilian Violet Lawrence Henrici
Charles Henrici
Mahoning Street
F C. Nau
First Reformed Church
Edith Henrici
Pollock
H.C. Huey
Youngstown
Lohengrin
Pearl Wiseman
Alliance
Masonic Hall
Mass
Jean Pollock
Nan
R. G. Chase
R. C. Huey
M. D. Ratchford
Massillon
Bell
Senn
Monroe Falls
William Baumgartner
J. J. Wise
M. D. Oberlin
George Hackett
Thomas Masters
Vaughn and
McGeorge
Massillon State Hospital
John Blakeslee
Cleveland
Noontime Wedding Planned for Alice Roosevelt
Washington January 6 The President and Mrs Roosevelt announced that Miss Alice Roosevelt will wed Representative Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati on Saturday February 17 at 12 o'clock noon in the East Room of the White House.
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Washington
A Good Roads Convention Invites Massillon Farmers
A Massillon good roads convention set for Friday January 12 is organized by the National Good Roads Association. W. E. Loucks explains the movement to 25 board of trade members, with 42 Ohio counties already organized. Committees will raise 250 dollars, invite farmers from Perry Tuscarawas and Jackson townships, and host lectures and stereopticon views.
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Massillon
National Good Roads Association
W. E. Loucks
Board of Trade
Ohio
L. A. Koons
O. A. Gates
H. A. Croxton
J. J. Wise
Loucks
Perry
Tuscaraway
Jackson
National Association
Wise
Oxvee
Farmers at Massillon Convention Push Early Road Movement
Report notes farmers' hearty cooperation is essential to the movement's success. No specific road chosen yet as a sample road will be developed later. Immediate action is demanded to advance the movement through preliminary stages so work can begin in the spring.
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Massillon
Explosion at Garry plant kills four in blast
Four men die and twelve are maimed when dynamite ignites at the Dolese & Shepard plant in Garry Illinois. Two workers were warming dynamite for blasting when a nearby quantity exploded, causing the fatal incident near Chicago.
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Chicago
Associated Preas
Dolese & Shepard
Garry
Open switch wreck injures seven near Hoosick Falls
At Walloomsac five miles north, the Montreal Express on the Boston and Maine derailed after colliding with an open switch. Seven hurt, one fatally, including Charles Wardwell of Bristol Vermont. Engineer, fireman and five passengers among the injured. Officials suspect deliberate switch tampering. the wedged lever and twisted signal indicated a clear track.
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Hoosick Falls
Associated Press
Montreal Express
Boston & Maine Railway
Walloonsac
Here
Charles Wardwell
Bristol
Under Martial Law in Siberian Railroad Districts
St. Petersburg reports martial law imposed on many stations along the Siberian railroad line entering seventeen districts from the Ural mountains to Lake Baikal. The vast seventeenth hundred mile stretch is described as in a state of anarchy amid serious conditions surrounding railroad affairs.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Siberian
Ural Mountains
Lake Baikal
Revolt in Caucasus Reports Revolt Seizure of Novorossiysk
Odessa Jan 6 The steamer Nicholas reports that Novorossiysk in Caucasia is fully under revolutions hands. The governor and other Russian authorities have fled and M Libovitch has been chosen mayor by the populace.
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Odessa
Associated Press
Nicholas
Caucasus
Novorossiysk Caucasia
M Libovitch
Fire Toll Rises to Half a Million in Kansas City
A massive blaze in Kansas City last night caused damage and destruction totaling just over 500000 dollars with insurance covering about two thirds. The conflagration damaged two thirds of a block along Walnut street on the west side.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Walnut Street
Smoot Case Deliberations Move To Senate Panel
The Senate committee on privileges and elections discussed Senator Smoot's case today. The question was whether more testimony or argument is needed before ruling on seating. A reader comment from Altoona praises Dean's Regulats for gentle relief.
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Washington, Jan
Associated Press
Smoot
Senate Committee On ‘Privileges and Elections
Massillon Hospital Board Proposes Criminal Insane Unit
Recommendations from the State Charities board urge six member boards, merit-based hires, and a Lima hospital for the criminal insane. Plans call for selling the current penitentiary, buying a 1000 acre site, and building a new state prison. A new men’s hospital cottage advances readiness, with seventy beds and ground plans facing Navarre road toward Richville. Committees to tour institutions next spring will shape funding, while Massillon Hospital may avoid a large finance committee delegation this year.
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Friends of the
Massillon State Hospital
Board of State Charities
Lima
Eyman
Ohio
Navarre Road
Richville
State committees plan broad inquiry into institutions
The article notes Governor Pattison supports a full report to the committee. Committees will be subdivided to visit state institutions en route home from recess. A weekly Friday dance drew many attendees from the city. Trustees will meet next week though date is not set. Efforts to have Canton Akron Railway erect a shelter at hospital end have stalled. Dr Vaugan, assistant staff, returns from a week’s vacation near Toledo.
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Pattison
Canton-Akron Railway Company
Vaugan
Toledo
Hotel Man Dead In Canton And Local Examinations
Charles Martin a hotel clerk and brother in law of Dr J F Marchand died in Canton aged about 45. A large January teachers certificates class totaling 35 was recorded at the county examination. William A Dyer, 61, died at the county infirmary, his body sent to Alliance for burial. An engineer, Edward Myers, facing incest charges, is held at the police station with his 16 year old daughter Bertha. Trixie Bell and Harriet Miller of Canton went to Wooster on indictment for enticing a girl, with Miller claiming the other girl was pulled into a life of shame.
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Canton
Charles Martin
J. F. Marchand
H. S. Martin
Antlers
Colorado Springs
William A. Dyer
Alliance
Edward Myers
Canton-Akron Street Railway Company
Bertha Myers
Trixie
Bell
Harriet Miller
Wooster
Wayne County Grand Jury
Bell House
Decatur Not Guilty in Midshipman Hazing Case
Annapolis reports Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr. of Portsmouth New Hampshire found not guilty of hazing and released from arrest restored to duty. The court martial record for Midshipman Trenmor Coffin Jr. has been received with the understanding that Coffin’s sentence is dismissal.
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Annapolis
Associated Press
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Woman murdered in Chicago home by boarder
In Chicago on January 6, Mrs A W Gentry wife of Universal Trading and Supply Company president was found murdered in her apartments. F J Constantine a boarder killed her by cutting her throat and throwing her body down stairs before fleeing without hat or coat. The motive remains unknown.
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Chicago
Associated Press
A. W Gentry
Universal Trading and Supply Company
F. J. Constantine
Gentry
Constantine
Morales to resign if allowed to leave San Domingo
Washington reports ex President Morales offered to resign on condition he may depart the country safely. The proposal is said to be acceptable to the de facto government as officials in San Domingo relay the news through the state department.
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Washington
Associated Press
State Department
San Domingo
Morales
Trains Again Running From Moscow
Moscow January 6 rail service resumes after brief disruption as line traffic returns to normal. Officials report trains operating regularly between Moscow and key junctions, restoring timetable reliability for passengers and freight.
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H. A. Groxton
1. M. Taggart
W.E.N. Hemperly
Ond
D. 4
Henrici
Boston & Maine Railroad
Senate
George B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona
Massillon Institution
General Assembly
Pital News
General Hospital
Massillon Hospital
Finance Committee
Columbus
Thompson
Decatur
Boarder
Moscow
Assoclted Press
Mossow
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