Delegates Return as Massillon Man Elected to National Glass Union
Massillon delegate W J Dunlap and Albert Alcorn head to the national convention of the Glass Bottle Workers in Milwaukee Thursday night. Bernard Bell and Fred Hirt are expected today. The convention adjourned with amalgamation approved with 1,200 American Flint Glassworkers prescription bottle blowers. Treasurer reported about 138000 in the treasury as officers were elected in Philadelphia and Newark, Toronto and Pittsburgh noted among officers. Atlantic City chosen for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. Dunlap
Albert Alcorn
Massillon
Glass Bottle Workers
Milwaukee
Bernard Bell
Fred. Hirt
Louis Keller
Louisville
American Flint Glassworkers’ Association
Dunlap
Dennis A. Hayes
Philadelphia
William ML. Dough
William Jy
Lamnett
Conrad Ruth
Pittsburg
William Sinclair
Alton
Edgar Agard
Fairbury
Bernard Balzer
Newark
James Dunn
Brooklyn
Charles McNicholas
Toronto
Atlantic City
Columbus
Stand by the Deputies State Game Warden Appeals Support
State Game Warden Reutinger asks for backing of deputies to curb unlawful hunting and fishing. In Clermont county a lack of farmer cooperation hinders convictions under fish and game laws. The commission plans to deny pheasants for breeding and fish for streams, hoping to spur public enforcement and may extend the rule statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reutinger
Clermont County
East Side Boulevard Proposed Across Front to Mill Street
Citizens discuss a plan to extend the Wales speedway across Front street to Mill street with land donation from Dr. Hattery and others. City would cover grading costs. initial roadbed likely gravel with asphalt paving possible later. Petition and proposition to council once plans mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales Speedway
Front Street
Mill Street
Hattery
Navarre grading gang works near Jacobs property
The Navarre electric line grading crew operates in front of the Jacobs property a mile north of Navarre. The Yant and Allman farms lie beyond. W A Lynch president of the Canton Massillon company met with Messrs Yant and Allman, result unknown. The injunction preventing track construction before these properties remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre Electric
Jacobs
Navarre
Yant and Allman
W. A. Lynch
Canton-Massillon Company
Messrs. Yant and Allman
Horse Thief Trades Bay Mare at Clinton Hotelkeeper
Marshal Kitchen reports a bay mare stolen from J. H. Shoemaker’s Jackson township pasture ended up with Clinton hotelkeeper Charles Willgohs after a trade with a stranger. The thief also stole a buggy from a MacDonaldsville blacksmith and rode northward. Constable Bamberger and Antony Pitcherilli discuss threats on Pitcherilli’s life after rocks were thrown at his Newman home. Arrests expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Kitchen
Clinton
William Richardson
John H. Shoemaker
Jackson Township
Richardson
Charles Willgohs
Willgohs
Shoemaker
MacDonaldsville
Dangen
Bamberger
Antony Pitcherilli
Newman
Pitcherilli
Pennsylvania Railway
Knights Templar Massillon charter Pullman for Louisville trip
Massillon Commandery Knights Templars charter a Pullman car and plan backup car for the trip to Louisville Kentucky for the national conclave starting August 27. About twenty to thirty members will attend with many families. departure is likely August 25 by Pennsylvania railroad with transfers at Orrville and Cincinnati to Louisville & Nashville lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Cincinnati
Louisvile & Nashville
Cunningham Saves A Life In Zoar River Rescue
David Cunningham known as a brother of the Duke, living wild in the Zoar woods, distinguished himself Thursday by rescuing a drowning boy from the river at Zoar. The boy, son of Superintendent Johnson of the Cleveland Terminal Valley railway, was unconscious when brought to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cunningham
the Duke
Zoar
Superintendent Johnson
Cleveland & Terminal Valley Railway
Cunningham
Trustees Visit President at Canton Meeting
Cambridge’s McMahon leads state hospital trustees Zerbe Cleveland Copeland Marion Russell Mt Vernon at monthly session. Afternoon visit to Canton includes President. Attendees note testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Cambridge
Zerbe
Cleveland
Copeland
Marion
Russell
Mt. Vernon
State Hospital
Eyman
Canton
Notorious inmates at Massillon state hospital
Among the seventeen criminal insane at Massillon state hospital two men from Summit county, James McCue and George Richards, are highlighted for prior violence. McCue killed a man years ago believing he should be killed, while Richards attempted murder after being deemed improved and released. Both became infirmary patients again after incidents involving firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon State Hospital
James McCue
George Richards
Summit County
McCue
Awan
Richards
Cleveland
Howalds or the Antis in Precinct A Fight
Democratic central committee chairman Howald says reorganization will occur next week. The precinct A third ward committeeman race between Dr. Hattery and Frank Riese will be settled by the local committee at the next meeting. Bets split on whether Howard or Front will control. Creedon’s defeat of Minich in precinct A second ward was revised to Minich by official returns. Creedon seeks explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howald
Democratic Central Committee
Third Ward
Dr. Hattery
Frank Riese
Howard
E. J. Creedon
W. J. Minich
Minich
Mystic Barge Faces Slow Progress At Fulton Level
The canal barge Mystic arrived at the local port Thursday afternoon after a two hour delay at the Fulton level. Navigation was nearly blocked by tall grass in the channel bottom and floating masses drifted south. State boat crew has operated in the area for weeks to clear obstructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Fulton
Railway News: Chief Lineman Sees Storm Wires and Creston Special Ends
Chief lineman Charles W. Underwood inspects local lines as April storm damage lingers and $15 000 to $16 000 planned for wire improvements next year. K P Edgar and Mrs Edgar return from the Pacific coast midweek. The Creston special, carrying onion pickers, made its last trip with 1 070 passengers over its run days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Edgar
Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling
Yvorning
Easton
Charles W. Underwood
Elyria
K.P. Edgar
C. L. & W. Company
Pacific Coast
St. Tan
Chicago
W. &L. E. Creston
Marriages of Two Days Reported in Local Homes
Miss Susan Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Grant of Bolivar married Tra Smith at the bride’s parents home 88 Dwight Street with Rev J E Digel officiating. The couple will reside in Bolivar. The groom’s brother William Grant was best man and Miss Lillian Schaeder bridesmaid. Mr Smith teaches in Bolivar schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Grant
James Nto
Tra Smith
Bolivar
Dwight Street
J. EK. Digel
William Grant
Lillian Schaeder
Smith
Fetzer-Koehler
Margaret Fetzer
John Koeller
J. E. Diger
William Fetzer
Wooster Street
Koehler
Russell & Company
Injunctions Halt Navarre Line Work Near Yant Allman
Deputy Krubaugh reports injunctions restraining the Canton Mastilon Electric Railway from building the Navarre line in front of Leander Yant and Stephen Allman properties have been granted by Judge McCarty and served on the company president. Work continues, within a mile of Navarre, as of Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Krubaugh
Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Company
Leander Yant
Stephen Allman
McCarty
Lynch
Yant
Allman
Change in Laundry Firm G A Myers Purchases Massillon Laundry Interest
G A Myers of Strasburg has purchased John Rose's interest in the Massillon Steam Laundry. The firm is now Chapman & Myers, with Myers and Chapman both working in business and mechanical departments. Advertised dealers are authorized to guarantee Banner Salve for various skin and wound ailments. Rider Snyder, read the Want Columns daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Myers
Strasburg
John Rose
Massillon
Chapman & Myers
Myers
Mr. Chapman
Rider & Snyder
Wellsville Mill Strikers Drive Push for Monday Start
The Wellsville steel plant faces a potential Monday start as strikers plan to bring in workers from east of the river while others gather at East Liverpool. J P Morgan warns the steel companies will not temporize and vows a bitter fight, with Morale high at McKeesport underscoring the wider strike pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrsgurg
Wellsville
J.P. Morgan
East Liverpool
Paris Conspiracy Aims Louis Napoleon Rise To Emperor
Paris correspondent reports a plot to topple the republic and crown Louis Napoleon emperor. September 14 is slated for a display to back his claim, with Derontede Marquis de Luc Suluces and Marcel Habert named as leaders and several government officials alleged to assist the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Derontede
de Luc Suluces
M. Marcel-Habert
Hold Morro Forever
Wasuixeros July 20 reports the administration plans to permanently retain Morro castle overlooking Havana harbor. The fortress would be equipped with modern artillery to defend Cuba and ensure U S guarantees under the ongoing treaty talks with Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castle
Havana
Cuos
United States
Cuba
Mill Will Not Start As Union Turmoil Pauses Work
In Cleveland on July 20 the hoop mill planned by the American Steel and Wire Company faced a delay as John F. Ward of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers urged selected operators to strike. Non union workers at the meeting sought Amalgamated membership, stalling the start-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Only Ninety Men
Two agents recruited black workers in Pittsburg and wired to Anniston and Bessemer Alabama to hire replacements for steel mill strikers. They reported securing fifty men in New Orleans and forty more in Alabama as part of a broader recruitment effort for the United States Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Anniston
Bessemer
Ala
Philadelphia & Reading shops idle over imported worker issue
In Reaping Va on July 20 sixty imported men whose labor prompted others to quit yesterday were not put to work today at the Philadelphia and Reading railway shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philladelphia & Reading
Akron Officials Sentence Em members in Kennedy Assault Case
In Akron on July 20, B C Work was fined 150 dollars, George C Kobler 100 dollars, and S H Kobler 50 dollars plus costs for guilty assault on Editor Kennedy. Critics urge jail time, citing leniency tied to social and financial status, with indignation meetings held and more protests planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kennedy
Doyle
B. C. Work
George C. Kobler
S. H. Kobler
Koblers
Kobler
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Filipinos and Friars in Manila Clash Over Roles
The Manila Roman Catholic authorities reject withdrawal from the Philippines and insist friars will be welcomed as spiritual advisers once they relinquish temporal power. They accuse Federal party leaders of inciting anti clerical sentiment, even as they consider replacing Spanish friars with Americans hindered by language gaps. The tense provincial receptions slow any reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Islands
Federal Party
Miller Found Guilty on Second Degree Murder Verdict
After a trial lasting over forty four hours the jury convicted Miller of murder in the second degree. Prosecutor Meek and Sheriff Cliffe, related to the case, claim the verdict marks a substantial acquittal, while Miller and his attorneys say the finding may lead to discharge if the supreme court agrees the jury effectively acquitted him of first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saspusny
Miller
Johnson
Meek
Cliffe
Ohio
Thve Masked Moen
Miler
Supreme Court
Gold Count Confirms Mint Theft Theory Refuted
In San Francisco on July 20 experts completed counting the mint gold totaling 147,140,000 dollars. The coinage was found intact to the dollar after three independent checks, disproving a miscount theory behind a recent $30,000 shortage. No leads were found by Secret Service agents or Superintendent Leach in the thief hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Secret Service
Leach
Knights of Columbus trip to Put-in-Bay celebrated with band
One thousand Knights of Columbus gathered at Put-in-Bay with Strobel's Toledo band for a morning concert of national and K of C airs. The jovial group and their wives enjoyed the day, while local ads promote digestive aids and kidney cure products from Rider & Snyder and other sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier-in-Bay
Knights of Columbus
Strobel
Band of
Toledo
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Flint Bottle Blowers
East Side
DeWitt
Chas. W. Cupples
W. Tremont St
E. Main St
L. A. McCuen
W. Main St
County Board of Examiners
Harry L. Miller
West Brookfield
G. A. Lash
W. W. Graves
Arthur Snavely
George Williams
J. L. Cope
Mary V. Putman
Beach City
Martha Fschliman
North Lawrence
J. W. Stormfelt
New Berlin
J. A. Sayler
J. W. Kirk
Canal Fulton
W. Cuppies
Rider & Snez
L. A
Jacobs Farm
Kitchen
J. J. Shoemaker
Conclave
la Grippe
E. H. Wise
Madison, Ga
Chas
W. Cupples
Maesillon
Reeder
Dr. Eynan
Dyson
Constant Cameron
Holmesville
Gy. Garner
Haerlin
Cook Rippinger
C. Fritz
the Railway News
John Beam
West Middlesex
Tremont Street
Main Street
James G. Ambertof
Della, O
Dr. Wood
Wellsville Mill
Prince Louis Napoleon
Morro
Amalgamated Association In Control
Filippinos
W. C. Johnson
San
Francisco
Put-In-Bay
C. W. Cupples
W. ‘Tremont
Foley
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