Winter events at Massillon hospital outlined for reports and plans
Massillon hospital prepares for year end with reports due by November 15 and a trustees meeting soon after. Halloween entertainment at William MacKinsey hall drew attendees from the city. the winter program includes concerts dances card parties and occasional plays by hospital staff. New cottages planned while further additions await general assembly action and state appropriations are reviewed. Superintendent Eyman returns from Columbus as all departments compile annual reports through November 15 for transmission to state officials.
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William MacKinsey
State Hospital
General Assembly
Massillon Hospital
No. 5
Eyman
Columbus
Wild Man with Horns and Tusks Found in Springfield
George Brown a Georgia man with a silver horn plate embedded in his scalp was discovered in Springfield. He traveled the state posing as a wild man, claiming two gold crowned tusks were screwed into place and that the plate caused discomfort. Dr. Walter Ryan removed the plate at St John’s hospital.
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Springfield
Ill
George Brown
Georgia
Walter Ryan
Africa
Ryan
St. John’s Hospital
Students tied to tracks in Gambier death probe
Mt. Vernon Ohio November 4 Pierson death case hinges on claims that students have been tied on the Gambier railroad track prior to the incident Witness Paul Barber testified he lay blindfolded on the same bridge less than an hour before Pierson’s death The prosecutor says Pierson was lying face down between ties Saturday night and that sensational details will come at the coroner’s inquest Father of the deceased said Pierson left college alone and was not tied Fraternity members testified Pierson was sent alone to the bridge and found there later Ten students were subpoenaed to testify at today’s inquest
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Mt. Vernon
Stuart Pierson
Gambier
Stillwell
Paul Barber
Young Pierson
Barber
Zeta Alpha
Pierson
Newbold L. Pierson
College Hill
Cincinnati
William F. Pierce
Kenyon College
Stady
Pierce
D. K. HE
Zoar Fox Chase Altered by Weather and Crowd
Zoar Ohio November 4. Due to threatening weather and a large visitor turnout the planned program was changed. Three foxes captured Thursday were not released and the hunt was moved closer to the village. The hunting association expects possible private next season.
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Zoar
Snyder
Hunting Association
Association
Taxation ruling on church residences in Franklin County
The Franklin county circuit court ruled that the residences of priests bishops and other Catholic officials are taxable in a decision that resolves a petition by the late Bishop Watterson against the county auditor. The ruling will be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Franklin County Circuit Court
Watterson
Supreme Court
Riots Damped as Troops Enter Finland and St Petersburg Quieted
News wires report troops sent to Finland and rioters halting in St Petersburg and Warsaw. The imperial manifesto offers amnesty to political prisoners, strikes violators, and those breaking contracts up to October 41. Ojessa notes pillaging decreasing with troop and student militia aid.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Ojessa
German Ambassador Opens Trade Treaty Talks with United States
Baron Speck von Sternburg, the German ambassador, met with the state department to begin formal negotiations for a new trade treaty. Secretary of State has the proposal under consideration.
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Washington
Assciated Press
Baron Speck von Sternburg
State Department
United Sites
Germany
Toot
Riga and Odessa in disorder as St Petersburg Moscow quiet
Foreign office reports say Riga and Odessa are centers of disorder while St Petersburg and Moscow remain quiet. Finland moves toward autonomous government as Russia holds back repressive actions.
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Paris
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Riga
Odessa
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Finland
Finlanders Uneasy as Russian Troops Land in Helsinki
Copenhagen reports from Helsingfors that a large force of Russian troops has landed and is distributed throughout the city. The strike continues and the situation is described as critical.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Helsingfors
Finland
Herrick Election Gains Eighty Thousand Plurality
Republican Chairman Dick released a statement noting a state poll showing Herrick winning by more than eighty thousand votes, signaling a strong electoral margin.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Dick Today
Herrick
Miner Frank Hoover Killed in Mine Rockfall
Canal Fulton reports Frank Hoover aged 32 was instantly killed by a rock fall at 9 oclock Friday morning in a mine owned by Harry Simmons on the Joseph Miller farm near Canal Fulton. He left with two coworkers when a rumbling noise came from overhead and was buried after returning to the mine seconds later. He is survived by his wife. Funeral expected Monday.
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Canal Fulton
Frank Hoover
Harry Simmons
Joseph Miller
Hoover
Tigers crush Broadway A C in 38 to 0 romp
Massillon dominates Cleveland Broadway A C scoring hourly in under two halves. Moran, J Nesser, and Wittmann spark a crash line as Schrantz, Matthews, and Moran rush for multiple touchdowns. game called at darkness after 25 and 9 minute halves. Tigers extend winning run and boast top form heading toward Toledo clash.
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Tiger
Broadway Athletic Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Tigers
Canton
Kerchoffe
Botener
Hayden
Stewart
Ted Nesser
Kotener
Moran
Schrantz
Riley
Jack Nesser
Mathews
Masgeillon
Sbacks
Wittmann
Merriam
Massillon
J. Nesser
Yng
Bast
Toledo
Carlisle Indians
Shelby
Ohio Medicals University
Norwalk
Lorain
Broadway A. C. Schrantz
LE E. Schenlaub "McNulty
W. Reed McFarland
LG Leiber
Shiring
Kerby
T. Nesser
Mohan
McChesney
Rosson
Merriam- Wittmann
Smith Moran- Bast
Matthews
McFarland
Schronts
Massillon 6 Dover 0 in tuneup for Tigers game
Massillon dominates Dover 6 to 0 in a tuneup ahead of the Tigers matchup. The scoreline reflects Massillon’s strong offense and solid defense as the teams prepare for upcoming action.
Massillon High Routs Dover 6-0 In Tight Gridiron Clash
Massillon High School defeated Dover High School 6 to 0 in a hard fought game of two 25 minute halves. Merwin's accurate punts and strong running by Miller Burkhart and Thompson fueled Massillon as Dover managed only brief threats and fumbled on key drives.
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Massillon High School
Dover
Massillon
Merwin
Kline
Jones
Miller
Burkhart
Thompson
Diefenbacher
Scott
Furkhart
Philadelphia
Massillonn Boys
Massillon High
Dover High
Kline LE
Schawaher Fiegenschhuh LP
Steily Beaty Ma
Kline Kinty Cc
M. Schawaker Grinnell Roa Klarr
Canton Thrashes Benwood 66 to 0 in Strong Show
Canton overwhelmed Benwood West Virginia 66 to 0 on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Canton dominated with a heavy-line matchup and outplayed Benwood throughout the game.
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Canton
Benwood
W. Va
Letter-opening Federal building watchman arrested for theft
Theodore Klinker a night watchman at the Federal building was arrested after a decoy letter was used to trap him for opening mail of the McKinley Memorial Association scheme. He admitted occasional theft of dimes from letters and will be sent to Cleveland after a hearing. An automobile transit venture operates at ten cents fare to city limits. William B. Perkins, in the water works office, suffered a severe head injury and remains in precarious condition.
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Canton
Theodore Klinker
Federal
Sam
Owen
McKinley Memorial Association
Patterson
Smiley
Cleveland
United States Commissioners
Klinker
North Market Rapid Transit Company
William B. Perkins
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