Ohio News Circulates Amid National Political Tempest
Governor Pattison hailed for safe homecoming while Dewey's rapid Suez transit impresses naval authorities. Longworth oil purchases for embassies draw debate as Bryan asserts platform reform. Missouri and Kansas Democrats face sharp commentary on tariff and imperialism amid July fire safety warnings and Elyria high school unrest. Local mayor rebukes violence. Mild row leads to arrests and fines.
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Missouri Democrate
Kansas Democrats
Kansas City Journal
the Journal
No Hope for Ohio Operators Miners Pact Says Winder
Columbus reports strong chance of a new talk between operators and the United Mine Workers of Ohio as negotiations stall. President Winder is empowered to receive and respond for operators while Massillon miners shift to other jobs with limited benefit funds.
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Columbus
Operators
Miners’ Union of Ohio
John H. Winder
United Mine Workers of Ohio
DiHonvale
Massillon
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Central Intergate Field
President Green
Dillonvale
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Diffonvale
Fred Hornickel
George A. Hornickel
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Hanna Interests
Bryan's Programme Tour to London and Royal Visit
St Petersburg report states Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bryan arrived from Berlin and will travel to Stockholm and Christiania before London where Mr. Bryan will speak on July Fourth. He plans to witness the coronation of King Haakawa, with an NYC arrival slated for August 22. Also notes B&O excursions Sundays to Cleveland and other cities with a $1,080 round trip fare.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
William J. Bryan
Berlin
Bryan
Stockholm
Christiania
London
Liyao Wil
Haakawa
New York
Presidents to Be Heard by Interstate Commerce Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission wired its secretary to notify railroad presidents that hearings are set for June 31 in Washington. Invited are A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania. Oscar G Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio. G W Stephens of the Chesapeake and Ohio. L E Johnson of the Norfolk and Western. and W H Newman of the New York Central.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Washington
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Ohio
G. W. Stephens
Chesapeake & Ohio
L. E. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
W. H. Newman
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Canton Bank Receivers Seek Second Dividend Amid Claims
Canton June 19 Receivers Wise and Barbour of the Canton State bank filed a motion for court instructions on paying a second dividend. They report $211,000 on hand with about $15,000 tied up in appeal bonds, enough to cover undisputed claims and, if favored, disputed claims. Also noted: plainclothes officers monitor speeders, a mining promoter Wiegel extradition from Cleveland, and a bid solicitation for river obstruction removal north of Short Born street bridge Massillon with June 16 deadline.
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Canton
Wise and Barbour
Canton State Bank
Court of Common Pleas
Circuit Court
Ccrcuit
Ambler
Lisbon
Horne
Lekroat
Navarre
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Brown Avenue
Debn Brathersa
William F. Reed
Powers That Be
Massillon
Allliance
Denton
Short Born Street Bridge
Stark County Commissioners
County Audity
Hay and Burcheimer
Ratchford questioned over union label in firm letter
A Columbus dispatch reports State Labor Commissioner Ratchford received a Cleveland firm’s letter saying it will stop annual reports. The Glauser Brass Manufacturing Company questions whether he is a trades union representative or a state officer and criticizes the union label on a form. The firm asserts it does not employ union labor and the commissioner has consulted the attorney general.
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Cleveland
Columbus
The
Plain Dealer
Ratchford
Glauser Brass Manufacturing Company
Trades Assembly
Haz
Brazil mine workers reject joint scale committee report
In the black coal district on June 18 miners rejected the report of the joint scale committee that had proposed terms to settle differences between miners and operators.
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Brazil
Ind
Associated Press
Black Coal District
Joint Scale Committee
Certificate Refused Over Ohio Investment Firm Issue
Columbus June 13 Attorney General Ellis told Secretary of State Laylin the United States Investors Company business is illegal in Ohio and advised against issuing a certificate. Also notes on ant eggs as food and travel rates and a church social at J. J. Bowers' home on Pigeon Row road Friday evening.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Ellis
Laylin
United States Investors Company
Ohio
Ladies’ Aid of
U. B. Church
J. J. Bowers
Pigeon Row
Newman and Crystal Spring News Roundup
Newman and Crystal Spring sections report visits by locals to Massillon New Philadelphia and Chicago. evangelist services planned at Newman Baptist church. Sunday school starting early for two weeks. a Crystal Spring commencement and local visits noted. Bentley church services scheduled and community events including Boxwell Patterson exercises discussed.
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Newman
Evan Blyther
East Greenville
Frank Welch
Massillon
Thomas B. Davies
Anna Dougal
New Philadelphia
Annie Andrewa
Chicago
Findley
David C. Weidner
Portsmouth
William Weidner
Walter Anderson
Dielhean Company
Lottie Roderick
Edward Roderick
Mordecai Roderick
Lawrence Township
Thomas J. Morgan
Magsillon
Jennie Keene
Rachel Richard
Wth
Bentley
Edward Doubledee
WilHan Rummins
William Jones
John Rummins
Philip Bauer
DeGrif
Newman Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Patterson
Jackson Township
Crystal Spring
Independent
L. Cronebauch
Masatlon
Buckeye Quartete
Festival at Crystal Springs features Rev Neikirk address
The festival at Crystal Springs featured a fine address by Rev S Ezra Neikirk of Wooster. Nellie Snavely hosted friends Sunday while Martha Erb visits Guernsey County. Families like Levers, Snavely, Figgus, Oberlin, Weygandt, and Brinker attend the event. others visit relatives and attend services in Stanwood and Massillon.
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Crystal Springs
S. Ezra Neikirk
Wooster
Nellie Snavely
Martha Erb
Guernsey County
William Levers
G. R. Snavely
Edward Fig‘ Cus
Elma
Lara Oberlin
Aldin Weygandt
Merl
Harry Chard
Frank Brinker
Hiram Wolfe
Weet| Brookfield
No. 10
School House
Daniel Yost
Charles Herbst
Herbst
Urban Hill
John Marchand
G. R. Sneavely
Brewater
Strasburg
Stanwood
Massilion
Clapper Family Reunion at Books Home Near North Lawrence
The Clapper family held their eighth annual reunion two miles south of North Lawrence at Wallace Books home on Saturday June 9. A large gathering enjoyed bunting flags and flowers, a lengthy program of songs recitations and addresses, and a substantial dinner. Meeting elected Clinton Clapper of Findlay president for the next year, and plans were made for the next reunion at Frank Clapper's grove near Brookfield Stark County. A long list of attendees from many Clapper branches was recorded.
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North Lawrence
Wallace Books
Books
Wiliams
Mand Galecia
Blumber Town Thussell
Puiianee Sisters
Ada@ress
L. J
Ielth
Clark Weirich
Bessie Clapper
Rheda
Anna, Heater
Clarence Miller
Minnie Schaufter
E. T. Morris
Cheeter Gallatio
William Graybill
A. Ke Rel
Margaret Kettel
Ida Schrader
Mary Reinoeh
Henry Weirich
Theodore Clapper
Samuel Clapper
J. Kitchen
Joseph Snyder
John D. Clapper
Nathan Clapper
Verrel Schrader
James Swimihart
G. W. Youthrey
S. S. Fowler
Clyde
Vertie Edwards
Hartis
Ada
Mia
Bowersock
Charles Ruth
Ralph
B. H. Hall
Jacob Everett
Mansillon
Rachel Clapper
Mario Clapper
Merrel Clapper
Adaline Sellers
Akron
B. F. Clapper
Frank
Dalton
R. ¥. Robinson
Everett
Jesse Simmermen
Copley
Frank Schrader
Sipps
Isaac Anderson
John O. Clapper
P. F. Clapper
Russell
Local Names Recited in East Greenville and Nearby Areas
A list of residents including Banks Nolt of North Lawrence and Frank Clapper with wife Emma of West Brookfield along with W Williams and wife Emma, Huth and Harvey Schrader, Frank Shob and daughter Edna, Mr Edwards and wife, John Everett, Samuel Williams and daughter Martha, Mrs Joseph Snyder of East Greenville, J A Mayor and wife, Jacob Clapper of Canai Fulton.
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Banks Nolt
North Lawrence
Frank Clapper
W. J. Williams
Emma Clapper
West Brookfield
Huth
Harvey Schrader
Frank Shob
Edna
Mr. Edwards
John Everett
Samuel Williams
Martha
Joseph Snyder
East Greenville
J. A
Jacob Clapper
Canai Fulton
Canton Teachers Examinees Named After June Test
At the Canton teachers examination held June 2, the board listed seventy three applicants as successful. Names span Hazel Amendt Pierce to Arthur Wilhelm with many from Hartville Canton Massillon and Navarre. Higher branches added to life certificate.
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Canton
Board of School Examiners
Hazel Amendt
Pierce
Lulu Axe
Hartville
Clementine Binkey
Mineral City
Una Concell
Lethe Corl
Navarre
Emma Kohlenz
Amelia C. Haas
Wilmot
Pearl Hourman
Canal Fulton
Sara Jones
Louisville
Nellie Kittinger
Anna Pepper
Waynesburg
Eva Kreighbaum
Lela E. McAllister
Massillon
Zora E. McCutcheon
Zoar Station
Wilda Matthias
Alliance
Elmarb. Morton
Bertha Palmer
Oval City
Sadie Pontius
Wilda Pontus
Frances Richards
New Berlin
Lelia Ricksecker
Helen B. Smith
Osnaburg
Ivin Stoner
Madge Tedrick
Akron
Cletus Vantoorhis
Sandyville
Lucetta
Ospaburg
Perry J. Lotz
Carrollton
Harry Long
Carl E. Royer
Marlboro
Norman L. Schneider
D. &. Shoemaker
Greentown
Irvin Sickafoote
Howenstine
Philo C. Smith
J. W. Stormfeltz
A. A. McDaniel
William J. Morgan
Beach City
Arthur M. Wilhelm
Law Upheld in Wooster Beer Delivery Case
Probate Judge T W Orr overruled motions attacking the legality of the search and seizure law. Howard Happer and Daniel Quigley, charged with delivering beer to private consumers in a dry city, were denied separate trials and jury trials. Pleas of not guilty entered as evidence was heard. trial to continue over several days.
Hise In the River on a Low Water Channel
A southern river steamer with cargo of cotton navigates a shallow river until ground on Gunboat shoals. A deck hand fetches water while a northern traveler queries delays. The boat moves after ballast water pours overboard, lifting over the shoal and resuming the voyage.
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Chattahoochee
Harper's We
Wall Street Wits Praise Resourceful Opera Tor
Conversation among financiers in Harper's Weekly extols a remarkable operator who survives financial storms. They note he has faced dire straits many times yet escapes and could even make a living on a desert island if another man were present.
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Wall Street
Ibneheen
Harper’s Weekly
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Edward Carter
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