Public debate over slander and Herrick in Ohio politics
Opponents deny slander claims against Governor Herrick as they accuse political rivals of misinformation. The piece notes steel railcar adoption and Taft’s global travel, framing cabinet roles as active in departmental business with Taft's Panama trip and connections to the Philippines.
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Hertick
Diifer
Wooster
Ohio
Herrick
United States
Taft
Washington
Philippines
Panama
Union Veterans Excursions to Bidney O State Encampment
Union veterans plan excursions to Bidney O for the State Encampment on October 22 and October 28. Tickets will be sold at all stations in Ohio on the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Union Veterans
Bidney O
Ohio
Pennsylvania
James Lyons Killed By Pennsylvania Freight Train
James Lyons aged 59, a track walker for the Pennsylvania on the Canton to Massillon section, was struck by an eastbound freight and killed instantly at Buck Hill on Tuesday at 4 30. Witnesses aboard the engine said Lyons stepped from the westbound track to avoid an oncoming train and stopped in front of the eastbound freight. His body was taken to Canton by the freight crew. Lyons served the company twenty two years and is survived by his wife and three children.
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James Lyons
Theennsylvania
Canton
Massillon
Buck Hill
Lyons
Miners Union Fealty Campaign Aims To Organize Massillon District
A Pittsburg driven push to organize miners unfolds as the United Mine Workers prepare a major campaign aligned with the twenty fifth anniversary of the American Federation of Labor. Officials from Massillon and Pittsburg anticipate speeches and district wide meetings along the Monongahela valley to mobilize miners in the wage dispute era.
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Massillon
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburg
American Fedration of Labor
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Mitchell
Monongahela
Cold Wave Moving From Northwest To Central Regions
The weather bureau reports extreme cold in the northwest with Helena Montana at eight degrees and widespread snow in the middle Rocky Mountain region. Rain is expected with the passage of a low pressure wave over the area, followed by cooler northerly air.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Helena
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Wooster Campus Clash Ends With Flour and Gas Pranks
The Wooster University sophomore senior class held a reception last night while freshman junior students tried to interfere. A skirmish ensued with flour bodily discharge and prankish sulfurous gas released through window frames. Doors were barred and dormitories stacked but the sophomores and seniors kept all members inside and then returned without loss.
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Wooster
Wooster University
Glass industry warms as furnaces swing to full pace
Rhodes Glass and Bottle Company plans to light tank No 1 and begin bottle production by Monday, October 30. Additional bottles from Reed and Pocock plants soon follow as glass factories push toward full capacity amid low prices and unsettled wage scales.
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Rhodes Glass and Bottle Company
Felix R. Shepley
Rhodes
American Bottle Company
Reed and Pocock
Newark
Indiana
Manufacturers and Blowers’ Association
Atlantic City
North Ohio Conference appoints Keyes Wooster district head
In Shelby on Monday Bishop Goodsell announced the North Ohio Methodist appointments. Rev. M. J. Keyes becomes presiding elder of the Wooster district, replacing Rev. A. D. Knapp who retires. The Wooster district lists numerous pastors and assignments across towns including Apple Creek Barberton Cantons and Orrville. Matinee Friday at Armory.
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Shelby
North Ohio Methodist Conference
Goodsell
M. J. Keyes
Wooster
A. D. Knapp
Apple Creek
C. D. Patterson
Barberton
Lakeville
Newkirk
J. E. Young
Leroy
A. C. Whitmore
Lodi
Martin Weaver
Loudonville
J. Mottershead
Marshallville
Lawrence
S. KE. Lawson
Massillon
W. W. Wagar
Mooreland
G. Bl. Bohnert
Mt. Hope
Frank A. Doty
Nankin
J. H. Barron
Nashville
Joshua Crawford
Nova
M. T. Scarboro
Oak Chapel
Oldtown
A. ©. Ruff
Orrville
R. F. Mayer
Ferrysville
G. W. Dennis
Rows
L. F. Smith
Seville
H. B. Palmer
Shreve
C. W. Kennedy
Smithville
Ed L. Wood
Spencer
J. B. Ferguson
Wadsworth
D. P. Fulmer
West Brookfield
N. E. Moffit
West Salem
E. L. Smith
Wilmot
J. B. Moyer
E. V. Dubois
Perry Township School Attendance Report Directory
Report compiled by Superintendent G. H. Walter lists daily presence for the Perry township schools. Districts 2 Blue Clay through Genoa enumerate attending pupils and teachers, with enrollments and attendance percentages for each school in a snapshot of the district’s schooling.
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G. H. Walter
Perry Township
Blue Clay
Ruth Wells
Edith Beiner
Hattie Byerly
Bessie Hoffner
Mildred Stephan
Ida Crown
Helen Wise
Helen Gruber
Alice Kryder
Florence Bailey
Esther Haztler
Ernest Jacobs
Charlie Jacobs
Rudolph Byerly
Andy Haztler
Edmond Stephan
John Cunningham
Roy Cunningham
Paul Gruber
Lewis Gruber
John Hoffner
Arthur Heisler
Arvine Clementz
Mabel Wells
Walter E. Rheinhart
Bertha McKinney
Jennie Scott
Alice Rogers
Isabel Spuhler
Ida Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Curtis Roger
Arthur Scott
Donald Roger
Merrill Bungard
Hazel Bungard
William H. Sheetz
Millersburg
Albert Zollar
Earl Dice
Clarence Bechtel
Willie Kocher
Hiva Culler
Ida Kocher
Zelma Smith
Nora Custer
Ruth M. Grant
Center
Amelia Wetzel
Gertrude Altland
Herbert Doll
Jesse Doll
Vernon Jones
Ernest , Fuller
Carl Hintz
Russell Umbenhour
Ira L. Smith
Scheidler’s
Corvin Decker
Elmer Foltz
Homer Au
Inez, Stark
Samuel D. Frase
Richville
Margaret Keller
Harry Keller
Daniel Keller
Hattie Keller
Della Spindler
Esther Keller
Irene Keller
Anna Sharp
Ida Spindler
Paul Shuler
I. F. Dice
Murray
Clara’ Beck
Lucy Eberly
Elva Smith
Florence Smith
Earl Bricker
Arthur Paul
Clark Smith
I Harold Smith
Grace Putman
Riverside
Cameron Bryce
Albert Ramsey
Karl Boing
James Bryce
Albert Bartz
John Leading
Willie Fisher
Barbara Berens
Clara Bryce
Lila Bryce
Florence Bryce
Jacob E. McFarren
Genoa
Grace Mauger
Clara Schneider
Minnie Schneider
Ralph Doll
Orland Schneider
Marie Brown
Corwin Schneider
Rachel Allen
Elmer Leininger
Grace Brown
Elizabeth Wright
Helen Crone
Estell Leininger
Ela Indorf
Hazel Doll
Lavern Doll
Marvin McHenry
Marion Wagner
Jacob Menger
Maurice Mauger
William H. Hill
Mentance
Freemans
Murrays
Sheidlers
Lutheran church canon limits remarriage after divorce
Milwaukee October 17 The general council of the Lutheran Church of North America adopts a canon on marriage and divorce. Pastors shall not marry a person with a living spouse unless legally divorced for adultery or willful desertion. If divorced, they may wed only the innocent party and only after one year from the divorce.
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Milwaukee
General Council of the Lutheran Church of North America
Obituary notices from Warmington and Masaillon deaths
Henry Weirich aged years died at home in Warmington on Monday night of typhoid fever. Funeral time not announced. services likely Tuesday with interment in West Brookfield or West Lebanon cemeteries. Frank Rhine aged 44 died at his St. Louis home. survived by wife and brother Nicholas Rhine and several sisters. funeral in St. Louis. Jacob Kaylor aged 79 died suddenly at his Masaillon area home. funeral at Bible Church Sippo and burial in West Brookfield cemetery.
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Henry Weirich
Daniel Weirich
Warmington
West Brookfield
West Lebanon
Frank Rhine
St. Louis
Nicholas Rhine
Henry Walhouse
Thomas Hoff
Hermann Geschwind
Jacob Kaylor
William Riggle
Masaillon
Bible Church
Sippo
Salvation Army Officer to Buffalo to Seek Help
Ensign Robert Butler of the local Salvation Army, aided by Mrs. Butler, plans to leave for Buffalo to join his wife. Readers contributed 105 dollars plus promises of more to cover medical debts and necessities. Mrs. Chidester and many citizens donated as funds were raised amid hospital care for Mrs. Butler in Buffalo where Ensign Butler will stay a week.
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Robert Butler
Salvation Army Corps
F. H. Chidester
Ensign Butler
Mys. Butler
Buffalo
Edison says Americans eat sleep and work less
New York reports Thomas A. Edison claims Americans do not work enough and sleep too much. He asserts people eat too much, sleep too long, and that cutting food, sleep, and increasing labor would boost productivity. He favors shorter, sounder sleep and endorses tobacco as a working stimulant.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Europe
Divided Opinion on Meat Packers Conspiracy Demurrer
Chicago October 18 Judge Humphrey issued a divided ruling on the demurrer of meat packers charged with illegal conspiracy He overruled the challenge to odd numbered counts charging conspiracy in restraint of trade but sustained the demurrer to even numbered counts charging monopoly
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Chicago
Humphrey
Roosevelt makes Southern tour from Washington to Raleigh
President Roosevelt begins a Southern trip at 8 30 this morning on the Southern Railway. He will stop at Ashland on the way to Richmond where he arrives at noon for an address and luncheon. The party includes Mrs Roosevelt Secretary Loeb Surgeon General Rixey and two guests with stenographers and press. Mrs Roosevelt will leave the party at Atlanta after visiting Roswell, home of the President's mother.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Southern Railway
Ashland
Richmond
Raleigu
Loeb
Rixey
Atlanta
Roswell
Tornado Ravages Soronto Illinois Wipes Out Town
A late night tornado devastated Soronto in Bond county Illinois, killing four and injuring many as twenty five to fifty homes were destroyed. The storm caused flooding near Alton and Grafton, with a freight train washed from an embankment. St Louis police rescued residents from housetops as waters rose across the region.
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St. Louis
Soronto
Bond County
Ill
Thomas Fife
William Stewart
William Mann
Harrison Mann
Alton
Grafton
Drew
Ballard
Patton
St.Louis
Bank in Allegheny Closed After Cashier's Death
Washington October 18 The Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Pennsylvania was closed by the controller of the currency after information from examiner Cunningham that the bank is insolvent and cashier Lee Clark has died by his own hand. Examiner Cunningham was appointed receiver.
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Washington
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
National Banks&Examiner Cunningham
Lee Clark
Examiner Cunningham
Glass factory furnaces to restart sparking Massillon hope
Idle glass workers in Massillon cheer as all local furnaces are set to resume soon after last summer outages. Many workers, previously unused, had contemplated leaving for other cities with active plants but now expect to begin work again at Reed and Hayes Arctic Expedition linked facilities.
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Massillon
Public Sale At J P Shilling Farm Stanwood
On Friday Oct 27 a public sale will occur at J P Shilling farm Stanwood. Items include 2 horses 12 cattle sheep hogs farm implements bay by the ton corn fodder oats by the bushel and other articles. Sale begins at one o'clock. Wood SHAPHIVE
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J. P. Shilling
Stanwood
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Frank A. Holes
James A. Welker
Charles C. Bow
Charles ¢. Upham
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R. Frank Wilson
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