Sabbath Observance Themes Stir City Audience
The Rev. S. J. Crowe urges holiness on the Lord’s day in sermons at two churches, denouncing Sunday travel by Christians and urging strict Sabbath observance. He cites Massachusetts debates and responses from streetcar conductors, highlighting hypocrisy and the need for consistent church conduct.
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S. J. Crowe
American Sabbath Union
Christian Church
Reformed Church
Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
Brookline
Boston
Satan
Wilbur F Crafts
Epe
God
Min
Moody
London
Massillon Dems Narrowly Back Pomerene In Circuit Race
In Massillon on Saturday the Democratic primary yielded a tight circuit judge contest between Turenne Myers and ex Prosecutor Atlee Pomerene of Canton. Pomerene led in totals after precincts reported, with Myers edging him by 39 votes in Massillon. Local central committee results favored Kern and Goudy in First Ward, while delegates and committeemen were listed for various wards and Massillon precinct.
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Pomerene
Turenne Myers
Canton
Myers
Coshocton
Stark County
Bernower
Miller
Massillon
Perry Township
Alliance
Atlee Pomerene
Thomas Kern
W. Goudy
Kern
Goudy
John Ginter
W. J. Minnich
Adrian Howard
A. F. Reese
Unclear Advertisement for Deca Mountain Pearls
Fragmentary ad claims a remedy named Deca Mountain Pearls for constipation digestion nausea and dizziness. It advertises a box priced at 25 cents and is signed by Z Baltzly, Druggist, with garbled phrasing and nonspecific claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltzly
One Man Escaped From Utah Mine Disaster Tale
Burton Hardgrove of Schofield Utah describes conditions before and after the Schofield mine explosion that killed Thomas Blogden and 313 others. He says John Myers survived by following the air course to the fan shaft and the surface. The Pleasant Valley Coal Company bears burial costs while Hardgrove travels to Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Hardgrove
Thomas Brogden
Schofield
Utah
Mr. Hardgrove
North Lawrence
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Thomas Blogden
Massillon
Hardgrove
R. T. Evans
Jena
John Myers
Ohio
Fino
Massillon District
William Thomas
C. Heintzelman
Jacob Stocker
William Smith
Heintzelman
Klondike
Ghardgrove
Blogden
Knox Stomach Tablets and Grain-O Advertisements
An advertisement extols Knox Stomach Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and related digestive ailments, claiming they address the disease at its source and end dependence on stimulants. It also promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from purified grains, suitable for all ages with a brown color similar to coffee and sold at low prices.
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Knox Chemical Co
Battle Creek
Mioh
Mocho
Java
Prisoners Arraigned in Canton Common Pleas Court
Canton May 14 The opening Monday session of the common pleas court arraigned prisoners named by the grand jury. George B. Ney pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Harry Frost alias Francis pleaded guilty to the first of two forgery counts and not guilty to the second. Others pleaded not guilty, with counsel assigned. The docket lists assault with intent to rob, burglary, and larceny cases. Guardianship, estate, and marriage license items were filed or granted in related matters.
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Canton
Common Pleas
McCarty
George B. Ney
Harry Frost
Francis
Massillon
John Flynn
Judge Albaugh
W. DO. Werntz
Evan Wallace
Bothwell and Collins
Robert McLean
L. M. Jones
J. A. Jeffera
Frank
Skinny
Moore
J. W. Craine
Daniel Bilby
Eggert & McLaughlin
Peter Rook
Shetler & Rice
Theresa Dodd
Lawrence Township
Jacob H. Mentzer
Navarre
Dennis Moylan
North Lawrence
H. Ellsworth Snyder
Sadie M. Teeple
Beach City
Massillon Mill Outlook Cited By Republic Iron Vice President
J C Corns vice president of Republic Iron and Steel says little beyond the works will continue to operate as before. Massillon mill workers remain discouraged as months of half time persist with only two or three days of work per week.
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J.C. Corns
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Massillon
D. P. Stroupe Disappears After Akron Trip
D. P. Stroupe, an attendant at the state hospital, was sent to Akron to locate a runaway patient. Days pass with no word, and Summit County sheriffs report the patient is said to be at his home in Akron. Stroupe previously announced plans to leave a wheel for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Stroupe
Akron
State Hospital
Summit County
Stroupe
San Francisco
West Brookfield Fire Draws Crowds as Town Eyes Growth
Sightseers from Massillon and other cities flocked to West Brookfield to view the disaster site. The West Main street line carried record traffic while liverymen struggled to meet demand for carriages. Officials predict a surge of rebuilding within weeks and note insurance claims expected to be settled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilloniana
West Brookfield
West Main
Postmaster Felix R Shepley Gets Salary Boost
The Massillon postmaster will receive a raise from 2400 to 2500 dollars starting July 1 as annual postal receipts rise, per Washington notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Felix R Shepley
Postal Department
Washington
British Doctors Offer Free Three Month Service Extension
Due to many unable to see them the British Doctors in Canton Ohio extend free service for three months to all invalids who call before June 11. The offer covers consultation examination minor surgeries and guarantees cure in undertakings while avoiding useless treatment. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm no Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Block
Canton
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Central
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Republic Company
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Johnson, Kent
West Tremont
Superior
Center
Waechter Streets
James R. Dunn
Eric St
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Bea Ural
Renee Lie
Hpatsong
Bear Jn
Cantor
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Pennsylvania Lines
Prohibition State Convention
Bel. Brothers
Wooster
Cur
Dalton
L.S. Rudy
Gallargs
Monarch
Stag
Cash Hat Shirt Store
France
France Medical Institute
Yohe
Salem
Greiner-Brainard
Thur
Edson France
Secc’y
Franklin Ave
New York
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