Bright future eyed as public acts cast wide turnout in Philippines
Public acts in the Philippines drew an estimated half a million attendees last week. Gov Ide dedicated a new high school at Lucena in Tayabas Province and urged parents to educate children, saying the rising generation must meet responsibilities with education. Dr J C McLaughlin advised a simple liquor cure through good food and cooking, urging girls to learn cooking at home and in school to reduce saloon visits.
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Philippines
Ide
Lucena
Tayabas
J. C. McLaughly
Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Chicago
The Whistling Nuisance In Massachusetts Railways
A historic petition from Daschester Quincy Leominster and Hingham Massachusetts led the Massachusetts state railroad commissioners to ban locomotive whistling. The Rail road Gazette notes whistles serve little purpose in quiet areas while bells warn, and yard enginemen should heed authority rather than personal judgment.
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Boston
Massillon
Daschester
Quincy
Ieominster
Hingham
Mass
Massachusetts State Railroad Commissioners
New York, New Haven & O
Ford
Railroad Gazette
Emall Wurber
Senate's Opportunity on Immigration Bill After House Action
The immigration bill passed by the House is under Senate review. It nears concurrence with amendments and faces opposition to dropped restrictions. Provisions for an educational test and a five dollar poll tax were removed, while the two dollar head tax remains.
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House
Senate
Immigration amendment sparks fierce debate on Jewish refugees
In a New York debate, Mr. Littaver and Mr. Goldfogle defend and promote a Senate amendment. The proposal would block deportation for immigrants seeking entry to escape religious or political persecution if they cannot prove self sufficiency. Opponents warn the measure invites fraud and risks opening doors to the poorest refugees, arguing only self supporting migrants should be admitted.
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Littaver
Goldfogle
New York
Jewa
Senate
America
Ice dealers to serve time in jail after court decision
Toledo Ohio June 37 ice dealers remain in jail as court rules they will serve time possibly up to a month. Fines will be imposed based on each man’s standing and may be adjusted after a brief period in jail. Ice business continues from the jail with employees admitted. Defense attorneys met but details unclear. Teamsters leader O Neill accuses Hygeia of inciting a broader strike.
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Toledo
O'Neill
Teamsters’ Union
Schuller Company
Hygeia
Schullers
Lying Beneath a Tree In Bridgeport Arrest Shocks Town
Residents reported a man lying under a tree north of Bridgeport and paralyzed. Chief Ertle located Hiram Haring of McDonaldsville, brought him to the city, placed him in jail to rest, and a physician assessed no paralysis, suspecting heavy drinking. He was conveyed on a stretcher and relatives will be sought.
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Bridgeport
Ertle
Hiram Haring
McDonaldsville
Haring
Memorial rites honor Massillon Pythians at cemetery
In Massillon Sunday, Pythian order members from Enterprise Company, Perry and Stark lodges, and the Rathbone Sisters decorated graves in Massillon cemetery. A drum corps led a procession from the Pythian castle to the graves of Manias Harrold and other departed members as ritual, prayers, and odes followed. The Rev. Wy. W. Wagar delivered the annual address, emphasizing friendship, charity, and benevolence. A sprig of ivy marked each grave.
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Massillon
Enterprise Company
Uniformed Bank
Perry and Stark
Rathbone Sisters
Pythian Castle
Enerprise Company
Manias Harrold
Buckeye Quartette
Thomas Kay
Wy. W. Wagar
Mr. Wagar
Damon
Pythias
Order
Huckeye Quartette
Mansilion
Charles Wentzel
John Leu
J. B. Wendling
Louis Steilke
J. 8. Thompson
Isaac Ullman
H. J. Rearick
W. C. Hart
Henry Huber
A. V. Preyer
John Coleman
William C. Poe
W. C. Russell
William Schworm
R. Phillis
Joseph Donley
John Bell
T. Ackeret
Frank Lape
Joseph Bidler
J. C.F. Putman
James Kerstetter
C. A. Krider
James Coxsee
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Otto Bernard
J. Grever
Joseph Cames
Conrad Miller
Thomas McGuire
West Brookfield
Thomas Myers
A. H. Jones
Canton
Buttermore
George Lichtenwalter
Akron
Jacob Whiler
Clevelard
Louis Schimke
Pittsburg
Daniel Hodgers
Valley Junction
W. Friend
Youngstown Hill
James Hall
Dalten
A. H. Owen
Omnibus Public Works Bill Passes House
Washington June 2 By Associated Press the omnibus public building bill passed the House after a brief reading period The Ohio cities listed receive funds including Warren 30000 Columbus 400000 Toledo 510000 Springfield 30000 Hamilton 100000 Youngstown 100000 Lancaster 75000 Greenville 35000 Marietta 100000 Marion 75000 Newark 290000 Ashtabula 15000 Delaware 10000
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Ohio
Warren
Columbus
Toledo
Springfield
Hamilton
Youngstown
Lancaster
Greenville
Marietta
Marion
Newark
Ashtabula
Delaware
Last Pulajane leader surrenders in Cebu area
Manila June 26 The final Pulajane leader on Cebu has surrendered to the constabulary ending their era on the island. Local forces report the capture marks a turning point in the pacification campaign.
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Manila
Associated
Cebu
Canton recital pleases audience of Rev E J Craft
The Rev. E J Craft of Massillon, pupil of Harold Hutchins, rendered most of the program at the second Hutchins pupils recital in Klein Heffelman’s hall despite ton ailment. Attendees applauded vigorously as crafts and readings captivated.
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Canton
E. J. Craft
Massillon
Harold Hutchins
Hutchins
Klein & Heffelman’s
Craft
Metcalfe
Rogers
Huss
Loch Lomond
the Raven
Hybrias
Schumann
Henry
Richard
Massillon Choir Prepares for Canton Eisteddfod Concerts
Amphion Choral Society led by William Simpson rehearses for the Shark County eisteddfod at Canton on July 4. Ten days remain as mixed choirs from Martins Ferry to Canton rehearse for prize contention with sessions morning to evening. First M E Church Choir of Massillon also enters congregational competition with choirs from South Sharon and Bridgeport. Anthony Howells of Massillon presides over the eisteddfod company.
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William Simpson
Amphion Choral Society
Shark County
Martins Ferry
Pittsburg
Braddock
Utica
N. Y
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
America
M. E. Church
Masgillon
Mr. Simpson
South Sharon
Follensbee
W. Va
Allisnee
Homessead
Bridgeport
Anthony Howells
Eisteddfod Company
Iron Sulphate Sprays Win Back Wisconsin Crops
Kenosha June 25 reports from University of Wisconsin agriculture department show iron sulphate sprayed on crops combats Canadian thistle and wild mustard. Experts claim land values rise by about twenty five dollars per acre without these pests, aided by a German spraying machine at fifty cents per acre. Essar Moore notes southern Wisconsin trials support efficacy. further tests planned. Summer tourist B O round trip fares advertised by M G Carrell.
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Kenosha, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Germany
Miners and Operators Prepare for Massillon Wage Conference
The Massillon district moves toward a joint conference on July 6 as miners and operators negotiate wage scales. Miners seek the 1908 wage scale per the national convention resolution, while operators argue they cannot pay the full rate given local conditions. Outcome may hinge on earlier Southeastern Ohio discussions and committee decisions to be set by President Gorman.
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Massillon
Peter Gorman
Miners’ Union
National Miners’ Convention
Gorman
Ohio
Ohio National Guard summer maneuvers prepare for camp
Assistant Quartermaster General Edward T. Miller visits Tuscarawas county to arrange terminal facilities and camp needs for the Ohio National Guard maneuvers. Plans include building sidings at Strasburg and Bolivar, sending 14 carloads of tentage, hiring 450 horses and 50 teams, purchasing 72000 pounds oats 70000 pounds hay 70 tons straw 90 cords wool and daily removal of 200 barrels garbage per camp. Water for 3000 men per camp, 150 passenger cars and four special trains for artillery and cavalry. Chief commissary Colonel F. M. Reitzel organizes rations. Governor Harris to signature transfer of guard property valued at 1.5 million including ships Isex and Haws.
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Columbus
Edward T. Miller
Tuscarawas County
Cwsen
Ohio National Guard
Strasburg
Bolivar
State Arsenal
Coloisl F. M. Reitzel
Warren
Miller
Harris
Pattison
National Guard
Miss Inman to Teach Drawing and Painting in Massillon
Annie Inman, renowned in Massillon, will open a drawing and painting class at her home studio 372 East Main Street. Pupils will be accepted Tuesday, July 3. PAZO OINTMENT offers a guaranteed cure for piles with refunds if not cured in 6 to 14 days, 50 cents.
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Annie Inman
Massillon
East Main Street
Graybill and Hodgson wed in quiet West Brookfield ceremony
Miss Carrie F. Graybill of East Greenville and Mr. John T. Hodgson of North Lawrence were married at the M. P. parsonage in West Brookfield Sunday evening by Rev. William J. Williams. The bride’s sister Miss Geneva Graybill and the groom’s brother Henry Hodgson attended. The couple will reside in North Lawrence.
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Carrie F. Graybill
East Greenville
John T. Hodgson
North Lawrence
West Brookfield
William J. Williams
Geneva Graybill
Henry Hodgson
Tragic Sunday Shooting in Canton Ends in Double Suicide
John Bailes, an electrician at Home Brewing Co, shot Mrs Amanda White in Canton at 7 20 am while she resisted his advances and then killed himself. He died hours later at City hospital, while Mrs White survived. Bailes, from Navarre, had boarded at Mrs White's mother's home and faced rejection after lingering attention. funeral to be held in Navarre.
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Canton
Jane
John Bailes
Amanda White
Bailes
White
Otcuyation
Home Brewing Company
Navarre
Samuel Letile
Marion Street
Edith Frey
Housel Street
Jesse Bailes
Crystal Spring
Frey
New Miners Union Formed in West Virginia Panhandle
Charleston West Virginia June 27 reports a movement to organize the Independent Mine Workers of West Virginia to fix a wage scale and provide benefits in the Panhandle counties of Ohio Marshall Brooke and Hancock. The association has secured a charter.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Marshall
Brooke
Hancock
Panhandle
Train Strikes Wagon Killing Three Near Bellefontaine
John Burke his wife and their baby were riding a wagon from Indiana toward Bucyrus when an Ohio Central train struck their wagon west of Bellefontaine Ohio today fatally injuring all three.
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Ohio Central
Bellefontaine O
Associated Press
John Burke
Indiana
Bucyrur
Here
People's Party Conference Opens in St. Louis
The People's party leaders met in St. Louis as James Farriss, national chairman, called the conference to order. The session was chaired by Farriss and focused on party matters and strategy.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
People’s Party
James Farriss
Miss Kilway Becomes Mrs Kerrigan in City Wedding
Miss Alice Mary Kilway and Mr. Thomas Henry Kerrigan wed at St Joseph's church in a large ceremony. Bride's gown featured French white batiste and orange blossoms while the bridal party included Kilway and Kerrigan relatives. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a two week lakes trip visiting Niagara Falls Buffalo and central New York before housekeeping in Massillon. Mr Kerrigan is head clerk at Maier Shaidnagle & Co.
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Alice Mary Kilway
Thomas Henry Kerrigan
St. Joseph’s Church
Duncan Street
Hugh Kilway
Lawrence J. Kerrigan
Eva Kilway
May Kerrigan
William Kerrigan
Hugh Powers
Herman Dalsky
James Kilway
Sylvester Kerrigan
Lida McBride Roan
Kerrigan
Lakes
Niagara Falls
Bufalo
New York
Lulu Kilway
Leo Kilway
Wheeling
W. Va
Mrs. Kerrigan
Housekeeping
Massillon
Mr. Kerrigan
Maier, Shaidnagle & Co
Harvard and Yale Graduates Mark Commencement Day
Harvard awarded degrees to nine hundred seventeen graduates while Yale conferred degrees on seven hundred eighteen students in ceremonies held today in Cambridge and New Haven respectively.
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Cambridge
Associated Press
Harvard
New Haven
Yale
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