Land row delays Wheeling & Lake Erie track work near Justus
Land owners east of the proposed terminal yards refuse to name a price for a required 150 foot wide right of way. The company insists on a precise strip while grading gangs press on from Justus toward Orrville though land negotiations remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bolivar
Orrville
Bethlehem Township
George McFarren
Boughman Farm
Justus
Common Pleas Court Assignment Lists Busy Civil Week
Canton court schedules show Judges Harter and Ambler handling civil matters next week. Room 1 led by Judge Harter, March 26 list includes Mallons v Augustine and Canton Natural Gas Supply v Palm among others. Room 2 under Judge Ambler begins with Motions, Belleaire and St. works v Russell Engine Company and C. M. & B. Company v Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Harter
Ambler
Columbiana County
Hole
Judge Harter
Mallons
Schell
Augustine
Dorrance Ve Barleyoung
Moulin
Brombaugh
McCoy
Hawkins
Canton Natural Gas Supply Company
Palm
Yoder
Essig
Diamond Portland Cement Company
Hoffman
Clark
Ducomb
Land T Company and Penn Liquor vs Beeson
Legal docket listing multiple civil actions scheduled across days with plaintiff defendants including Einstein Brothers versus Bobrofe et al and Gibbs Manufacturing versus city Canton, along with several intra party suits and administrator disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land T. Company
Penn Liquor Company
Beeson
Einstein Brothers
Bobrof Et al
Guello’s
Steiner Coal Company
Ohio—Bluff
Suevel
Ohio
Coxsee
Smith
Gibbs Manufacturing Company
City of Canton
Kill
Ramser
New Badges for The Patrolmen in Massillon
The Massillon board of public safety approved new gold and silver badges for patrolmen and cap regalia for Captain Getz and Lieutenant Botoner. Badges bear Massillon Police with numbers one to seven and resemble a shield topped by an eagle. Cap regalia show wreaths around captain and lieutenant in gold. Changes take effect next Monday with day and night shifts, Botoner on days and Getz on nights. Patrolmen keep existing numbers, and new uniforms from a New York style are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Getz
Botoner
Massillon Police
Leute
Ertle
New York City
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors and Choir
We return our sincere thanks to neighbors and friends the ladies choir and Red Men for their kindness during the death of our son Robert William Booth age 18 of East Greenville William Booth and Family Also an advertisement for Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea with claims of health benefits and price 85 cents from The Baltsly Company.
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Order of Red Men
East Greenville
Robert Booth
Massillon Daily 2 Independent
William Slosser
Gust Biteman
Ben Walters
Roly Jones
Robert William Booth
William Booth
Holliater
Rocky Mountain
The
Baltsly Company
Dedication of United Brethren church in Massillon
Construction nears completion on the United Brethren church on West Tremont street in Massillon with dedication set for Sunday May 13. Rev James Jones leads plans to involve pastors from surrounding counties and Massillon churches across three services including a morning pastors service, an afternoon addresses session, and an evening praise service.
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United Brethren
West Tremont Street
James Jones
J. M. Poultyn
Navarre
Mr. Slusser
Howe Street
Akron
William Clark
U. B
Recard
Canton
Massillon
United Brethren Church
Mr. Jones
Mrs Chadwick Leaves Will Naming Stepson Sole Beneficiary
Columbus March 24 Mrs Cassie L Chadwick known as the witch of finance has made her last will witnessed by Thomas E Powell and Matron Wells The will names Emil Hoover Chadwicks stepson as sole beneficiary No property value is stated and the will is in the possession of a friend A separate paper listing possessions may increase in value Dr Chadwick and Cassie sever all relations and a suit for legal separation may follow
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Columbus
Cassie L. Chadwick
Finance
Thomas E. Powell
Wells
Emil Hoover
Pollock breeders bill defeated in Senate
Columbus March 23 Senate proceedings featured the defeat of the Pollock breeders bill on its third reading. The measure drew 12 votes in favor and 19 against, disappointing supporters. Senator Sawyer offered amendments adopted, including a voter referendum on race meetings in cities or townships proposing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Pollock
Enterprise
Sawyer
Senate Rejects Pool Selling Bill in Ohio
The bill to legalize pool selling at race tracks failed after amendments were appended. Debate centered on whether the measure legalized gambling. No party lines appeared. notably Williams Ward and Howe of Cuyahoga County opposed, while Sehraidt sided with the bill's supporters.
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Ohio
Senate
Williams, Ward and Howe
Cuyahoga County
Glenville
T. P. Sehraidt
Auditor Denies Indebtedness Over Boards of Review Payments
Canton Massillon Alliance boards of review paid secretary M W Oberlin $800 for eighty days Canton 600 for sixty days Massillon 260 for fifty two days Alliance. Prosecutor Upham accuses improper drawing. Oberlin asserts payments were lawful under statutes and filed to dismiss charges. Deputy clerks named: Ralph Oberlin John Ellis and G W Schooley.
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Canton
M. W. Oberlin
Upham
Boards of Review
Massillon
Alliance
Robert Day
Atlee Pomerene
Oberlin
Ralph Oberlin
John Ellis
G. W Schooley
Alliance Board
East End
Canton Board
Jackson Tp Schools Pupils Neither Absent or Tardy
District No 4 Jackson township reports pupils who were neither absent nor tardy in the month ending March 16. Advanced pupils include Gertrude Crookston Ruth Miesmer Clifford Bingham Hannah Shoup Edna Sheffler Paul Rohr Lillian Miesmer Nora Sheffler Ed win Ebie with teachers Pearl Beatty and Cora Ketterer. Intermediate and Primary lists name multiple students and teachers.
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Jackson Township
Gertrude Crookston
Ruth Miesmer
Clifford Bingham
Hannah Shoup
Edna Sheffler
Paul Rohr
Lillian Miesmer
Nora Sheffler
Edwin Ebie
Pearl Beatty
Viola Kapper
Esther Freer
Louise Domro
Irene Miesmer
Jennie Domro
Mary Rohr
Homer Beatty
Julius Malazahn
Nile Ries
William Preece
Eddie Rohr
Louis Domre
Arvine Sheffer
Bertha M. Stoner
Strychnine in Apples Rocks North Lawrence Family
Kersey H Groom of North Lawrence was arrested on charges of attempting to kill his wife Mary E Groom and daughter Myrtle J Groom by poisoning apples with strychnine. A physician testified the amount could kill half a dozen people. The case has drawn wide attention among well connected parties.
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Kersey H. Groom
North Lawrence
Mary E. Groom
Myrtle J. Groom
Massillon Proposes City Special School for Unruly Pupils
Massillon public schools Superintendent C L Cronebaugh outlines a plan to establish a city center special school managed by a experienced disciplinarian to house pupils who refuse to be governed or attend regularly. A truant officer would operate solely for that school, with aims to reduce disruption and protect the learning environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cronebaugh
Massillon
Erniene
Cronebaugh
National Educational Society
Louisville
New York
Board Sees Proposal Gaining Serious Board Support
Many board members believe the plan will work here as it receives serious consideration from the board Superintendent Cronebaugh and the teachers.
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Cronebaugh
Athletics Policy Limits Football In Schools
The board and Superintendent Cronebaugh will restrict football and all athletic games to protect regular school work. The decision, influenced by Iowa Supreme Court precedent, asserts school boards may prohibit football, even off school grounds or outside school days, when deemed detrimental to academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronebaugh
Board of Education
Stoner
Iowa
Towa
Supreme Court
Marion
District Court
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Miller
Zwahlen
Whitacre
Regalia
U.B. Church
Boards of Review In Alliance
Canton and Massillon
Massillon and
Jackson TP
Thomas
BOARD
Ular
Oakland
P. & G. Naptha Sc
Macbeth
Knox
A. & H. Seds
Wood
Boston
Erle St
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