Coal Men Indicted In Cleveland Conspiracy Case
Ten Cleveland coal operators face new indictments for conspiring to fix coal prices. The grand jury revisits eight previously indicted figures from Burton Beidler & Phillips Albright Zettelmeyer R G Miller Goff Kirby Cayanoga and others with added names R G Miller and B H Rose. Earlier suspects pled guilty and were fined, while prosecutors seek proof of sustained price agreements affecting domestic buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
T. J. Ross
H. R. Keeler
J.J. Phillips
Burton, Beidler & Phillips Company
Charles A. Albright
Albright Coal Company
Charlies Zettelmeyer
Zettelmeyer Coal Company
F. M. Cowdery
R. G. Miller Coal Company
J. C. Goff
Goff-Kirby Coal Company
Harry Abels
Cayanoga Coal Company
Edwin D. Thomas
E. C. Brown
Ross
Nolles
Mrs Edward Wendling dies at 48 after cancer in Kansas
Mrs Edward Wendling aged 48 of Navarre died at her home near Justus at 1 o clock Saturday from cancer. She leaves her husband three sons and a daughter.
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Charles Foster
Warrenton
Sarah Welsh
Edward Wendling
Navarre
Justus
Headley Wife Seeks Divorce and Alimony in Massillon
Florence C Headley files suit against Wellington F Headley alleging extreme cruelty and desertion. She seeks divorce and alimony while naming Massillon Sign and Show Print Co as a party due to wages owed to the husband who works there. Proceedings list Willison Day as her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Florence C. Headley
Wellington F. Headley
Massillon
Massillon Sign and Show Print Company
Willison & Day
Longworths to Meet the Czar at Kiel Regatta
Kiel June 15 The Associated Press reports Nicholas Longworth and his wife will be presented to the emperor during the regatta starting near Saturday in Kiel. The high profile visit highlights diplomatic ties as the two Americans attend the event with other dignitaries.
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Kiel
Associated Press
Nicholas Longworth
Doan's Kidney Pills Sell at 50 Cents a Box
A testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for kidney weakness and related ailments. E Keller, a teamster from Wooster Street, credits the product with relief from back pain and languor after purchasing at Baltzly's drug store. Public notice lists Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole US agents and urges remembering the Doan's name.
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Dean
E Keller
Wooster Street
Doan
Baltzly’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Canton Next Meeting Called by G A R Delegates
Dayton Ohio June 15 The G A R encampment concluded with a Canton gathering election of officers for the Daughters of the G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps. Miss Nora Thornton Marietta was elected president with Nellie Fox Massillon re elected junior vice president. Delegates named for the Minneapolis national encampment and a full officer slate completed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Canton
Sons of Veterans and Sons’ of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Woman’s Relief Corps
Jennie Mclaughlin
Mansfield
Ella
Woodward
Tippecanoe
Daughters of the
H. Harkness
Columbus
Daughters of Veterans
Nora Thornton
Marietta
Sarah Sakes
Cleveland
Department of Ohio
W. E.C
Anns Brainard
J. W. O'Neal
Lebanon
H. I. Blair
Lancaster
M. Roberts
Medal of Honor Legion
JW. H. Suehrles
East Liverpool
David Jones
Washington D. H
John Reed Porter
Windfall
Ind
Ella Dyer
Toledo
Minneapolis
Lizzie H. Daugherty
Woman's Relief Corps
Ella Belle Woodward
Tippecanoe City
Laura Longham
Lima
Myra Pratt
Mary Schreeck
Delaware
Mary P. Scott
Elizabeth Grassie
Cincinnati
Anna Brainard
Mabel Townsend
Minnie Trescott Guittard
Alliance
Emma Strobel
Massillon
Mamie Fouch
Sophronia Gordon
Annie Brainard
Clara Gow
Augusta Snyder
Lena Kinsmer
Addie McHugh
Dora Hensil
Irene Breckley
Tiffin
Ethel Willson
Myrtie Best
Belle H. Hunter
Thornton
Lora A. Kelly
Ethel Day
Belle Hunter
Notable Local Figures Attend Community Event
The gathering included Roxie Grouper from Wooster as a guard, musician Linda Schulte from Wooster, color bearer Mrs. Willette Robinson of Lancaster, Miss Mabel Weldy of Alliance, Mr. Ollie Maier of Massillon, and Ethel Williston from Cleveland.
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Roxie Grouper
Wooster
Linda Schulte
Willette Robinson
Lancaster
Mabel Weldy
Alliance
Ollie Maier
Massillon
Ethel Williston
Cleveland
Mysterious Hungarian Man Found Floating in Reservoir
A Hungarian man’s body was found floating in a reservoir Friday at 1:30 a.m. by John Englehart. The corpse, in water for weeks, wore clothing containing $51.05 a two edged knife and a letter unreadable by Hungarian onlookers. Coroner Marek will determine burial amid identification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Englehart
Englehart
George Vogt
John Pablau
Hollinger & Hansen
Democratic convention names Stark county delegates to Newark vote
Stark county Democrats met at Canton city hall to choose delegates and alternates for the judicial convention in Newark next Tuesday to nominate a candidate to succeed Judge Morris H. Donohue. 18 delegates and alternates were selected amid a motion urging support for Donohue. Mrs. Mary Feicht was bound over to the U S grand jury on an obscene mails case with a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark County
Newark
Morris H. Donohue
Rhodes J. Gregory
H. C. Pontius
Atlee Pomerene
Messrs
Donohue
John C. Welty
A. H. Elliot
John W. Albaugh
Robert S. Shields
Peter J. Collins
James A. Rice
Charles Seeman
Austin Lynsh
A. R. Turnbull
Rhodes I. Gregory
Ray F. Hurbart
Cantor
Edwin W
Frank Weybrecht
Edgar Shimp
Alliance
Amos Mase
Bethlehem Township
Charles Frantz
Massillon
E.8. Deford
Minerva
G. McCormick
Waynebourg
H. ‘B. Sibila
Cyrus Stoner
Mary Feicht
United States
Julius Whiting
United States Grand Jury
Cleveland
Body of Hungarian man found in local reservoir mystery
The body found in the Massillon reservoir is suspected to be John Anzin, a 27 year old Hungarian who lived with his brother in Lippo street. He drew pay on June 11 and vanished. Identified by D Grossman from clothing and pocket items, Anzin had a wife in Hungary and is believed to have fallen in while intoxicated.
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Massillon
D. Grossman
John Anzin
Anzin
Grossman
Hungary
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lippo Street
Reservoir
Miraculous Escape Near Columbus on Panhandle Line
Albert Bitler express messenger on the Panhandle road was pitched from his car thirty miles east of Columbus while the train ran at forty miles an hour. He escaped without broken bones, a remarkable escape from instant death.
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Columbus
Associated , Press
Albert Bitler
Panhandle Road
President Reveals Letter on Meat Inspection Bill Response
Washington June 16 The President released his letter to Congressman Wadsworth explaining why the proposed substitute for the meat inspection bill is inadequate. He urges Congress to act on a strict, genuine inspection rather than a sham.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wadsworth
Rioting Continues In Bialystok Suburbs
Rioting in Bialystok persisted into the night with mobs clashing with troops. Eight streets were sacked and Botary suburb burned. violence spread to Lapy and Starosielce as many people were killed.
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Bialystok
Associated Press
Botary
Lapy
Starosielce
British win Davis Cup as Doherty brothers defeat Ward and Little
In London on June 16 the Doherty brothers defeated Holcombe Ward and Raymond Li te in three sets to one, securing the Dwight F. Davis international tennis challenge cup for Britain. The match preserves Britain’s hold on the trophy.
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London
Associated Press
Doherty
Holcombe Ward
Raymond J. Lite
Consolidation Complete for Pittsburg and Allegheny
Pittsburg and Allegheny are formally merged after County Judge Collier signed the decree completing the Greater Pittsburg consolidation. The action creates one city entity and ends the separate municipal structure.
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Pittsburg
Associated Preas
Allegheny
Collier
Glauber Brass Manufacturing Surrenders After State Intervention
The Glauber Brass Manufacturing Company of Cleveland, after defying a reporting requirement, surrendered to State Labor Commissioner M. D. Ratchford’s demand. Special agent Thomas J. Patterson delivered two hour deadline for a report, and last evening the company unconditionally surrendered, with Ratchford confirming continued cooperation.
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Columbus State Journal of
Glauber Brass Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
M. D. Ratchford
Ratchford
State of
Ratehford
Telegraph
Will Wall Glauber
Annual Odd Fellows Banquet and Inspection at Massillon
Forty five Orrville chapter Eastern Star guests attended the Massillon Odd Fellows banquet with 120 covers, as Mrs Elizabeth Devons of Cleveland inspected the degree work. She praised the fraternal spirit and noted excellent books. Orrville visitors stayed for post‑meeting remarks by Worthy Matron Mrs Reuben Steiner and Worthy Patron H Q Vandervort. An annual I O O F picnic plans are also being prepared with Canton and Canal Fulton lodges coordinating.
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Orrville
Order of the Eastern Ster
Massillon
Elizabeth Devons
Cleveland
Urrville
City
Hadassah
Masonic Temple
Canton
Devons
Reuben Steiner
H. Q. Vandervort
Jennie Silk
Odd Fellows’ Lodges
Stark County
Canal
Fulton
Anti Jewish Outbreak Rumors Circulate In Europe
June 16 report notes unconfirmed rumors of anti Jewish outbreaks in Brest Litesk and Vilna. It also mentions a claim that two Catholic priests were torn to pieces at Bialystok, but this is officially denied.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Brest
Litesk
Vilna
Bialystok
County Home Protection League meeting in Canton Y M C A
A Stark County Home Protection League organization meeting is planned at the Canton Y M C A Monday evening. It is expected that county ministers and at least three lay members from each church will attend. The call comes from county ministers who met recently.
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Stark County Home Protection League
Canton
Train Jumpers Fined After Night Ride On Holloway Train
Testimony from Chief Detective Miskell and Conductor Baer led to $15 fines for Charles Kirk and four others from Holloway Uhrichsville Cleveland and Syracuse on charges of train jumping and beating their way onto a Baltimore and Ohio freight. They pleaded guilty with no funds to pay, given time to raise the amount. Baer testified that intruders surrounded him in Uhunchsville, sparking fears of further trouble en route to Cleveland.
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Tom
Charles Kirk
Holloway
Louis Mescheck
William Jones
Uhrichsville
James Hogan
Cleveland
Edward Dunn
Syracuse
Frantz
Baltimore & Ohio
Massillon
Beach City
Baer
J. H. Misel
Conducor Baer
Miskell
Uhnchsville
Geal
Depew Undergoes Grueling Farm Regimen at White Plains
Chauncey M Depew is at Muldoons White Plains farm facing a harsh regimen aimed at reforming him. Muldoon orders a demanding schedule of bedtimes, riding, cold showers, and weight training, while Depew endures a strict, clocked routine. A brisk sales pitch for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Ten products appears in ad form.
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Kate Leighton
Boston
New York
John McWinchey
Mineral City
Lome
J. McGlinchey
Wet Min Street
Anna Krantz
William Yeh
St. Mary’s Church
Clara Walling
Dodge City, Rap
Anthony
West Charles Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Meyes’s Lake
Arnold Q. Boerner
Frances
N. d
Fred Ertle
Mul and
Charles Street
Samuel Sellers
Westchester
David Brenner
Beech Grove
Henry Angerman
Adam Wendling
Wendling
John W. McKay
Richard Wightman
New York City
T. A. Smith
Wightman
Life Insurance Club
Wich
Smith
Katherine Reay
San Toy Cuchro Club
Vfnday
Cedar Street
Orrin List
Edith Reay
Harold F. Wagner
Louisville Training School
Beechmont
Fred Wagner
Wabash
Meyers Lake
F. L. Baldwin
Yellowstone National Park
Japan
Norwalk Reflector
J. BE. O'Hearne
Atlantic City
Notwalk Reflector
East Oho
Young People’s Union of the United Brethren Church
Barberton
New Philadelphia
C. M. Roby
Ashland
J. H. Davis
Anna Belle Jones
J. B. Kirsh
P. P. Kirchhofer
Ithaca
Law Department
Melville Kirchhofer
Case
Cornell
Kirchhofer
Czar
Nettie Fox
Mrs. Strobel
Judge Donohue
States Grand Jury
Patterson
William Smith
Edward Shearer
Salson
Englith and
Walnut Streets
John Anz
Anzin F
Pennyslvania Railroad
Daily
Mr. Ratchford
B. & C. Company
Con
Ductor Baer
Michael Bugksik
Captain Getz
Buscksik
Kendal
Muldoon
Chauncey M.depew
Billy” Muldoon
White Plains
Senator Depew
Peekskill
Bosa
Depew
Hollister
Baltzly Company
Massidon
Uhrichaville
Bridgeport
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