Local Political Rifts Over Convict Labor Policy
Massillon scene shifts as Trades and Labor Assembly invites legislature candidates to speak on convict labor. Pollock Metzger and Morgan pledge support for a bill barring convict labor. Jordan urges fundamental government reform. Peter Smith counters with statistics. party tensions flare amid campaigning and party rivalries.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Messrs
Pollock
Metzger
Morgan
Jordan
Snyder
Canton
Massillon
Bauer
Labor Organization
Peter Smith
John Warwick
Navarre
Messrs. Pollock
Assembly
John Jenkins
Tammany Hall
Kendal
Horse and cart found by marshal near city park
Marshal Kitchen found Jesse Coxey's horse and carriage on the sidewalk by the park where the horse drank at a fountain. Coxey appeared before the mayor and was discharged after promising not to leave the horse untied again.
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Marshal Kitchen
Jesse Coxey
Mr. Coxey
Banner Pile Cure Is Banner Salve
An advertised remedy called Banner Pile Cure is described as giving immediate relief and promising a future cure. Sold by Rider & Snyder for 25 cents.
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Rider & Snyder
Patients in infirmary serious condition of two former Massillonians
Frank Taylor, suffering from delirium tremens, appears insane and may be sent to the state hospital after removal from the city prison to the county infirmary. John Young, who attempted suicide by throat cutting, remains in serious condition with a reopened wound and a severed windpipe tube.
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Frank Taylor
John Young
Massillon
The New Street Street Agreement With C M Russell
The Massillon city council approved a contract with C M Russell to procure a fifty foot wide street right of way from McLain street to near the eastern corporation line. The city will pay 600 for the process and Mr Russell must secure deeds or the city will proceed with appropriation. The plan includes grading immediate work and a 500 allowance to the street and alley committee for supervision. All council members attended the meeting.
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C. M. Russell
McLain Street
Eastern Corporation
Massillon Tron and Steel Company
Russell
Sippo
Mansillon Bridge Company
Bridge Company
Warwick & Justus
The Old Question Prop Carrying Sparks Miner Operators Clash
Massillon district coal miners refuse to carry their own props claiming a state statute requires mine owners to supply timber at working places. Operators plan to raise the issue at the next meeting while miners say they must fetch props from the wood pile to the shaft mouth. No strike is planned as they refer the matter to state authorities seeking jurisdiction clarification.
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Massillon
Dewey Cancels Trips Due to Ill Health
Admiral Dewey has cancelled planned visits to Philadelphia and Atlanta on physician advice. The mental strain of public receptions is cited, and he will stay as quiet as possible. Officials hope he may resume some engagements by spring.
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Wasnixcton
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Admira Dewey
Expansionist Browne speaks in Wichita on policy shift
Carl Browne addressed a large Garfield hall audience in Wichita advocating expansionist policy, framing it as divine prophecy. He admitted his march to Washington failed as workers were employed and farmers busy, then argued for Philippine war as part of a broader republican destiny. He praised Dewey and linked events from 1776 to Manila Bay.
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Garfield Hall
Wichita
Kan
Carl Browne
Ringjing
Boots
Washington
California
Wichita Daily Eagle
Nazarene
Blackstone
Daniel
Nebuchadnes
Cyrus the Great
Babylon
Belshazzar
Nebuchadnezzer
Euphrates
Cyres
Alexander
Rome
Cienars
Napoleon
Alps
Switzerland
Republic of
United States of America
Dom Pedro
Mazimilliao
Mexico
Toussaint l’Ouverture
Haiti
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Atlantic
Republic of the
United States
Arctic Zone
Tropics
Louisiana Purchase
Florida
Gadsden Purchase
Union
Berkeley
Philippines
Orient
Angel
Spato
Aguipaldo
Thomas Jeverson
Virginia
Jefferson
Cerro Gordo
Vera Cruz
Illinois
Bryan
Iam
Philadelphia
Manila Bay
Dewey
Grand Republican Rally at Armory Friday Oct 27 Evening
The Hon. Robert Nevins of Dayton the Hon. James H Hoyt of Cleveland and Congressman R W Taylor will discuss issues of the day at the Armory on Friday evening October 27. The meeting aims to be the largest in the county with delegations from nearby towns present. Robert H Day is president with a long list of vice presidents including Henry Elsass W P Fox Harry Waidt Francis Strobel W F Ricks Philip Smith Ed Doxtsee William Yost Fred Shauf Frank Wilhsor John Roush Elias D Doll Horace Fosnac Austin Baily Albert E Doll Harry Beatty Ed C Merwin Ed N Pease 8 P Stern Benton Smith Fred Fricker John Elis Perry Merrell Otto Uhlendorf Nathan Klotz William Kobl Jos Newstetter John Nelson Sr Theodore Clappe Charles Birt John Roup Edwin Krider Co P L McLain William Koons D C Borton John Dielbeun 8 F Wetter J M Walker Daniel Hemberly Robert Reay George Kramer John George Joseph Healey Joseph Remmele Godfrey Maier Orlando Reeves Ezekiel Keller William Buch J L Green David Johns John E Johns To R Johnson J J Hoover Ed Hammell John Barkhimer Joan Gow Paul Houriet William Schafer John Freeman David Kerstetter William Fasnacht J G Wertzbaugher George Snyder Thomas C Brown Robert A Pian Frank L Doti Arvine C Wales Jacob Graza Charles Evans Wh Simpson Jas Grant William Howarth Jos Wetzel Jacob Schapp Noble Lowry James J Jacoby Tans H Falor Lee Ceci.
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Robert Nevins
Dayton
James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
R. W. Taylor
Armory
Robert H. Day
Henry Elsass
W. P. Fox
Harry Waidt
Francis St
Kobl
Jos
William Buch
J. L Green
David Johns
John E. Johns
To. R. Johnson
J. J. Hoover
Ed. Hammell
John Barkhimer
Joan Gow
Paul Houriet
William Schafer
John Freeman
David Kerstetter
William Fasnacht
J. G. Wertzbaugher
George Snyder
Thomas C. Brown
Robert A. Pian
Frank L Doti
Arvine C. Wales
Jacob Graza
Charles Evans
Wh. Simpson
Jas. Grant
Wm. Howarth
Jos. Wetzel
Jacob Schapp
Noble Lowry
James J. Jacoby
Tans. H. Falor
Lee Ceci
The Distinguished Lecturer at Massillon Lecture Course
Thomas McClary will lecture on Sunshine in Labor as the second program next Wednesday evening at the Armory. Endorsed by bishops statesmen professors and press, he is touted as a philosopher wit humorist and popular speaker. Tickets on sale at E F Bahneys with a reduced rate for school pupils. Scalp eczema prompt cure touted for Dean's ointment at 50 cents.
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Thomas McClary
Massillon
Armory
McClary
E. F. Bahney
Rural Delivery Petition Shapes Town Post Office Route
The West of the eis Postmaster anticipates a rural delivery petition backed by Washington officials. Mr. Scepiey and Hon. R W Taylor pledge support while Richard James will become a regular mail carrier in November with Gow as substitute. A citywide route revision is needed, two daily deliveries remain unlikely, and a six-person force will limit operations after James starts. New post office furniture is ordered as mail volume averages 2,500 pieces daily with weighing mandates ongoing through November 7.
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Eis
Shepley
Tuscarawas
Washington
Scepiey
Department F
R W. Taylor
Loral Post Office
Thas TE N8
Richard James
Robert H. Gow
Mr. James
James
Massil
Lettiogheoy
Lawton Base at San Isidro Stirs Manila Report
General Lawton's column is establishing a base at San Isidro amid shallow Rio Grande water hindering cascoes. The transport Sherman with troops and supplies arrived today, easing fears after the overdue ship's doom in the recent storm.
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Masina
Associated Press
Lawton
San Isidro
Rio Grande River
Sherman
Toste
Friars to Blame in Stanford Address on Insurrection
General Frederick Funston spoke at Stanford University denying brutality reports by soldiers and blaming the friars for the insurrection. The Oct 21 dispatch notes the lecture covered Philip James and asserted the friars were the cause, while Funston defended troops.
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San Prascisco
Associated Press
Frederick Funston
Stanford University
Philip James
Boundary Question Report From Washington on Alaska Pact
Secretary and associates report progress on the Alaska boundary dispute after recent discussions in Washington. The temporary agreement and approval steps are outlined, with emphasis on the relation to the latest proposals and ongoing formal actions.
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Wasaisuton
Ogi
Bys Associan Ed Vressj
Mi Hay
Em Das& Fereize
Alaska
Wee
Ais Last Propos
Roosevelt in Cincinnati Will Speak at Republican Rally
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Cincinnati escorted to a luncheon by Taft and local citizens. He is to address the Music Hall Republican meeting tonight after a formal welcome and brief reception at the city club.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Cou
Ja Wao
Taft
United States Court of Appeals
Music Hall
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