Pattison record questioned by open letters and silence
Dick's open letters to John M. Pattison, Democratic governor candidate, claim Pattison's record contradicts his platform and legislative votes. Washington note emphasizes U S dependence on foreign ships for trade and argues protective tariffs should extend to a strong merchant marine, aligning with Republican control.
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John M. Pattison
Ohio
Pattison
Henry Hall
Washington
Pittsburg Times
United States
Republican Party
Massillon Tigers Football Team Seeks New Season Rise
The Signal 18 A Friend notes Massillon Tigers celebrate champion players and begin a new season with high expectations. The piece highlights the team as noble athletes primed for success, reflecting pride in their achievements and future possibilities.
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Massillon Tigers
Ohio
United States
Phive
Tigers Poised With Coach Stewart Leading Strong Team
The Canal Fatton Signal hails the Tigers as peers of any squad and foresees their prowess in skill and strength. Under Coach Stewart and J. J. Wise, the team is expected to draw immense support from a vast, cheering crowd as they prepare for competition.
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Tigers
Stewart
J. J. Wise
Canal Fatton
Inspection of Mines Shows Need for Roof Safety Rules
Columbus Oct 14 Assistant Attorney General Miller and state officials surveyed mines in Eastern Ohio to guide new laws for miner safety. They learned roofing collapses cause most local fatalities and eyed appointing a roof boss to place warning posts. Gas dangers were highlighted after demonstrations of explosive gas in Amsterdam shafts.
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Columbus
Miller
Ohio
Piney Fork
Jefferson County
Victor Zambone
Zambone
Amsterdam
Incendiary Fire Ends in Tragedy on Jefferson Street
Firemen found the charred bodies of Joseph Kantrun and his three month old child Anna in a Jefferson street tenement closet after a blaze believed incendiary. Several tenants leaped from windows during the blaze. Investigators think Kantrun set the fire to kill himself following a quarrel with his wife.
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Chicago
Qet
Joseph Kantrun
Anna
Jefferson Street
Kanteen
Strike Inevitable Ties NCR Machinists In Open Shop Stand
Dayton October. With issues settled, NCR machinists numbering eleven hundred cast a second ballot and almost unanimously refused to work in an open shop, leaving no hope of avoiding a strike.
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Dayton
Oct. H
National Cash Register Company
Deans Kidney Pills Earn Local Praise in Massillon
A Massillon resident Casper Drake testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his backache and kidney symptoms after personal trials in 1900 and notes continued satisfaction from others. The advertisement promotes Doan’s at 50 cents a bottle, with Koster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents in Buffalo.
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Dean
Massillon
Casper
Drake
North Street
Baltzy
Massillor
J ‘Oan
koster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Massillon Tigers blank Norwalk 42 to 0 in plucky effort
Massillon built a 42-0 victory over Norwalk in a rough afternoon game despite missing three starters. Ted Nesser scored the opening touchdown, with Moran, Shiring and Mathews among the contributors as Norwalk fought hard and earned more first downs than in last season’s games. The win left Massillon set to face Shelby next, amid talk of line changes and practice this week.
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Massillon Tigers
Norwalk
Akron
Mathews
Carlisle Indian
Massillon
Toledo
Newark
Tigers
Wittmann
Doc’’ McChesney
McNulty
Leff
Moran
Merriam, MacFarland
Shelby
Riley
Batoner
Stewart
Bob
Shiring
Kerky
Norway
Polly’ Riley
Vistors
Schrantz
Jack Nesser
Bob’’ Featheringham
Price
Bob’ Shiring
East
Haag
Tex’y Mathews
Jlay
Middle West Elevens Face Close 1930 Football Race
The Middle West gridiron season opens with Michigan and Minnesota seen as contenders but coaches in the conference predict a tighter race. Nebraska and Chicago also loom. a six month residence rule limits early practice. Michigan returns Curtis, Graham, Schulte, Norcross and others while Minnesota loses Strathern and Thorpe. Wisconsin faces uncertain depth as veterans may miss start, and Chicago under Stagg features Eckersall at quarterback among others.
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Middle West
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
Curtis
Walter Graham
TH. F. Schulte
Hammond
Clark
Weeks
Stuart
Norcross
T. Hammond
Stagg
University of Chicago
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