Opener on mining rates and factory labor questions
The article discusses mining rate impacts on coal prices and industrial costs, noting possible coal shortages, higher consumer prices, and potential mill closures if fuel costs rise. It considers fair wage scales for pick miners and machine men, balancing labor and production in Massillon district industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Roette
Abe
Ae Burton
Ae Ag
Clevelsnel
Mr. Howells
Marcrs
Massillon
Otier Industries
Rhodes Glass Bottle Company
F. R. Shepley
Reed & Company
Massilon Bottle and Glass Company
Withachinery
Graham a Fugitive Indicted for Arson in New Baltimore
State Fire Marshal Hollenbeck pursues Alfred R. Graham after an arson indictment. He allegedly set fire to his own New Baltimore dwelling to collect insurance. A five gallon coal oil can was left at a Canton livery. Graham claimed he ferried it for a friend. The escape coincided with a planned Hartville political speech. A described team was tracked to New Baltimore. the fire occurred about six o clock. Graham returned to the stable around eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck
Alfred R. Graham
Graham
New Baltimore
Canton
Hartville
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Ann Moore Held in West Brookfield
Mrs. Sarah Ann Moore died at 8 30 p m Thursday at her daughter’s home on Spring street after nearly seventy years in the area. She was born in 1820 near Shippensburg Pa and later moved with her family to Kendal in a wagon whose top and sides were spun by her mother and sister. Survived by five children, thirty one grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Capron residence officiated by Rev J F Clokey with burial in West Brookfield. She was a Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Moore
William Capron
Spring Street
Moore
Shippensburg
Samuel Ross
Kendal
James Ross
Louisville
Ind
W. J. Frank
Akron
Capron
J. F. Clokey
West Brookfield
Col Putman Re-Elected by Acclamation in Knights of Pythias
Officers of the Eighth Regiment and Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias meet in Castle hall South Erie street. Col J C F Pullan is re elected by acclamation. Edward Berne of Mansfield named major of the first battalion succeeding H V Kramer of this city. Notables present include Brig Gen T W Minshull Col J K Pickett Lt Col Sf Lt McDonald Maj Call and several captains and lieutenants from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Erie Street
J. C.F. Pullan
Edward Berne
Mansfield
H. V. Kramer
T. W. Minshull
J. K. Pickett
Cleveland
Sf. Lt. McDonald
Alliance
Call
J. D. Woodworth
Salem
Lew Holloway
Niles
Charles Schemm
Koonta
Ashland
J. Hoaxley
Ravenna
H. Ro Dunham
C. O. Webbs
J. J. Kister
Wooster
Obituary of Orlando Weimer in Beach City area
Orlando Weimer 65, farmer, died Tuesday at home between Wilmot and Beach City. Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. United Brethren Church Beach City, Rev. D. W. Sprinkle officiating. Burial in Wilmot. Survived by wife two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Whimer
Wicaert
Orlando Weimer
Wilmot
Beach City
United Brethren Church
D. W
Weimer
Unclear fragment hints at cough remedy ad
Fragment mentions LaGri and Foley's Honey with claims to cure coughs and build strength. Ad tone suggests medical remedy advertisement with expected guarantees. No clear date or place identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Wellider & Snyder
Tin Plate Mill Proposal and Legal Notices in Canton
Readable items describe a proposed tin plate mill near Canton with 275 lots sold to finance the plant and employment for 350 to 600 workers, plus estimates of output and coal use. Also noted are lawsuits against the city by Maggie Cappell for injuries on Alliance streets, guardianship filings, a marriage license, and several real estate transfers and probate actions in Massillon and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Alliance
Maggie Cappell
Cannes
Board of Trade
Canton Land Improvement Company
Pedasis
Po Vte
Pole i
Poe
Peter C. Miller
Maggie Cappel
Dlaines Avenue
Thomas
Reese James
Massillon
Anna M. Oghorn
Christian Richardson
Anadora Waste
Aommon Pleas Court
George H. Hall
Navarre
Ohio H. Snyder
Reuben Snyder
Snyder
Hall
Canton
Louis Double
News-Democrat
J. W. Fielding
Ed. Saunders
Democrat
Charles Young
Charles Lengs
Thomas T. Miller
Frank Brentzel
Anton Krumrich
Margaret Hein
George Berger
Martin Gerbig
Nicholas 8. Hogan
Third Ward
John Ginther
Lawrence Township
Andrew Blantz
Tuscarawas Township
Untrue Rumor Circulates After Local Death
Mr. Shorb died near the Menonge Hela river and his body was interred just Sunday. Officials state the circulating rumor is absolutely untrue and clarify the circumstances of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Bathe
Lesstee Hemi
Vilage
Shorb
Menongehela
Canton Mayor Rice spotted on eastbound train to Columbus
In Massillon and Columbus reports, Fox Mayor J Rice of Canton rode the Pennsy line to attend the South Side Democratic Club banquet. The journey entwined with Henderson prison talks, where Rice, Henderson’s former attorney, spoke of the Bender case and hinted at future sensational disclosures. Ex-Columbus officials and John J. Lentz attended the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Columbus
Rice
J. Rice
Canton
Massillon
Mr. Rice
South Side
Democratic Club
Bender
Hartong
John J. Lentz
Congress
Newsmen press for strict county spending reports at Ohio meeting
Morning trains through Massillon carried publishers and newspaper leaders from the annual Ohio Associated Dailies meeting in Columbus. The group urged strict compliance with a law requiring county boards to publish itemized expenditures, noting many boards lumped costs and faced mandamus actions to force proper postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ther
Snperenpest
Columbus
Ohio Associated Dailies
H County
Boards of Commissioners
Trustees and staff discuss state hospital costs and plans
The Massillon state hospital trustees and staff met in Columbus, reviewing per capita expenses across departments. the study highlighted heat costs and tobacco use. Dr Caroline Colver was elected staff pathologist and pharmacist, with new cottages planned and bids set for February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Institution
Caroline Colver
Bandukay
H. (. Kyman
Massillon State Hospital
Columbus
State Board of Charities
Massillon Hospital
Massillon
Messrs
McMahon
Copel
Newton
Manchester
Findlay
Hindley
Stantusky
former Stark county resident jailed for murder after drunken rage
A man described as a former Stark county resident, after drinking for days, killed his son during a drunken quarrel. He had previously murdered a man named Moler years ago and was acquitted on self defense before leaving the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal Front Pacer
Us Ys
Soloton Pear
Brolas Iering
Binsen
Kear
Stark County
Moler
Canton
Hartville
Eighth Regiment Uniform Rank adjourns with major elections
The annual meeting of the Eighth Regiment Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias adjourned in Castle Hall after electing colonel J C F Putman by acclamation and three battalion majors. Edward Berne M Mansfield, M McDevitt East Liverpool, and R F E Thompson Youngstown were chosen for the first, second, and third battalions respectively. Major General Thomas W. Minshall of Cleveland delivered an address. A banquet at the Hotel Conrad followed with a simple informal meal and no toasts or speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Steubenville
Enterprise Company
J C. F. Putman
Edward Berne
White Cross Company
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Massillon
Ashland
Wooster
M. McDevitt
Ivanhoe Company
East Liverpool
Alliance
Canton
R. F E. Thompson
Fleur de Lis
Youngtown
Ravenna
Salem
Niles
Thomas W. Minshall
Cleveland
Ohio Brigade
Minshall
Pickett
J. A. Rice
Rice
A. L. McDonald
Charles Shemm
M. Clement
W. J. Berry
Call
Koenreich
Woodsworth
Henry
E. P. Elson
Lehman
J. ©. Hoffman
J. Kilper
Hubbs
H. R. Dunham
William Koontz
J. H. Oakley
Rayvenn
R. F. Thompson
J. W Rogers
Youngstown
L. Holloway
Fisher and
Hughes
W. B. Thomas
R. L.banter
Liverpool
Kister
van Nest
H. V. Kramer
C. W Zimmerman
W. B. Martina
George & Wagoner
G. C. Haverstack
Conrad
Massillon Woman Dies as Predicted by Vision
Mrs Margaret Perl, who last June in Perry township said she would die of the same disease that killed her son, died of consumption at her brother in law Nicholas Perl’s home two miles east of Massillon. She lived in Hancock county and leaves one son Michael, the rest of her family having died of consumption. Funeral services are set for Saint Joseph's church at 10 o clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J Joseph’s Church
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TheOpisar
Saue
Michigan
Detroit
Hess
Nas Dada Rin
Salad Ann Movi
Col. Putman
Eighth Regiment
de Witt
Chas. W. Cupples
W. Tremont St
Rider & Snyder
E. Main St
LaGri
Naucht
West Tremont Street
East Main Street
Foley
DeWitt
Newitt
E. Main &T
Charles Parrott
Toledo
A.R. E
P. Convention
Minshull
Pye
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