Massillon Elks Plan Public Show for Hospital Fund
Massillon lodge of Elks begins planning its annual public entertainment with a unanimous vote to place all net proceeds in city hospital fund, aiming to raise about 1000 dollars. Past minstrel shows netted around 500 dollars, and organizers hope to triple results by expanding performances and reducing expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Lodge
Ells
The
Elks
D. 8. Gardner
Massillon
Hospital
the Elks
T. H. Smith
Gardner
Assailing the Code Bill in Columbia
Democrats attack the code bill arguing the vote was invalid since it was on the conference committee report not the bill itself. They may seek Supreme Court action to settle the dispute while Republicans dismiss the challenge, saying the report carried the bill.
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Columbia
Conference Committee
Supreme Court
Strayed Berkshire Pigs Near Richville
Two Berkshire pigs about 100 pounds each strayed from our farm one and a half miles south of Richville on October 17. Reward offered for information. contact Hensel Bros. Navarre, Ohio.
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Richville
Hensel Bros
Navarre
Ohio
Death by own action at New Berlin
Edward Treisch an elderly New Berlin resident was found dead in an outbuilding at his home Thursday about 4 o clock. He apparently hanged himself over domestic troubles, leaving a wife and daughter. Coroner Schuffell held an inquest after the body was found.
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New Berlin
Edward Treisch
Treiach
Treisch
W. H. Hoover
Schuffell
Grapevine Quits Hotel Business in Massillon
Joseph Grapevine closed his newly remodeled European hotel and bar on South Erie street after about two months of operation. He sold hotel fixtures to his wife, moved fixtures to a different bar, and shut doors due to insufficient patronage. roughly $4000 reportedly invested and no plans to reopen under Hotel Massillon.
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South Erie Street
Joseph Grapewine
Massillon
Mr. Grapevine
Grapevine
Rabbits Protected Despite Rumor of Year Round Killing
State Fish and Game Chief Porterfield disavows any claim rabbits may be killed year round. Open season runs Nov 10 to Dec 1. deputies urged to arrest off season rabbit hunters. Provision 6964 excludes rabbits from possession and sale rules, clarifying legal status.
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J. L. Rodgers
State Fish and Game Commission
Dangeleisen
Porterfield
LODGEMEN AND LODGEWOMEN JOIN HOSPITAL FUND EFFORT
Massillon Elks public entertainment seed for city hospital fund gains support from many organizations. Masons Knights of Columbus Junior Mechanics Ladies of the Maccabees German Pioneer Society Commercial Travelers Trades and Labor Assembly Odd Fellows Eagles Woodmen Pythias UMB A Foresters and other groups pledge cooperation and financial help.
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Masonic Association
Massillon
J. Albert Shaidnagle
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks
Frank Norwood
Lincoln Council of Junior Mechanics
Mary A. Merrell
Ladies of the Maccabees
Tobias Schott
German Pioneer Society
H. G. Deweese
the Elks
H. B.sibila
Trades and Labor Assembly
Henry Suhr
Paat
Masaillon Lodge of Odd Fellows
Bell
Eagles
Aerie
G. B. Eggert
Modern
Woodmen
Charles Wise
Knights of Pythias
John V. Kohl
Foundations for New Cottages Rise at Massillon Hospital
Foundations for the new infirmary Nash cottage and several cottages are rising at the Massillon state hospital. Bricks delayed work. C L McLain & Co won a two month provision contract, Hemperly & Son secured the plumbing job, and Dr Eyman reports crops of 5700 to 7000 bushels of potatoes and 2000 gallons of tomatoes canned. Dr Eyman toured Columbus and Put-in-Bay, while Dr Stockton was named superintendent of Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon State Hospital
Eyman
Infirmary
Nash Cottage
Scott
Dyson
Columbus
Steward Latimer
C. L. McLain & Co
Hemperly & Son
Hemperly & So
Rochester
Toledo
Put-in-Bay
George Stockton
Columbus Hospital
Columbus Board
Carpenter
Columbua
Charles Harmer
First Session Chooses Gray as Chairman of Arbitration Board
The first meeting of the strike arbitration commission for the anthracite coal conflict convened at the White House with President Roosevelt enacting instructions. Gray was elected president, Wright named recorder, and the group debated public hearings, representation by counsel, and voting rules as it readied for future sessions in Washington. The commission adopted the name Anthracite Coal Strike Commission and prepared its printing. A second meeting is set for Monday at 2 p.m. in the same city.
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Washington
White House
Wright
Mitchell
Mosely
Niel
Theodore Roosevelt
Gray
Recorder Wright
Root
Knox
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan
Grapewine Surrenders Hotel Business Due to Ill Health
Joseph Grapewine, landlord of the European hotel, announced he cannot continue work due to ill health. He values his investment at 38600 dollars and notes 2000 dollars in cash. His wife will run the Hotel Massillon as before.
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Joseph Grapewine
Massillon
Day as Stark County Prosecutor Highlights Long Record
Robert H. Day, Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, has led Stark County office since 1900. He fields felonies, misdemeanors, and notable cases, including the Henderson murder and McNair manslaughter, with a career noted by courtroom counts and public service. Read the want columns daily.
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Robert H. Day
Magsillon
Mr. Day
Portage County
Luther Day
Ravenna
State Supreme Court
Wm. R. Day
Cincinnati Law School
Willison & Day
Nuremberg
Germany
Charles F. Manderson
United States
Nebraska
Wm. A. Lynch
McKinley
Lynch
J. J. Parker
Chicago
R. S. Shields
Henry W. Harter
Common Pleas
John C. Welty
C. C. Bow
Atlee Pomerene
Massillon
Day
Court of Common Pleas
William Henderson
Hartong
Greentown
Sarah Robinson
Walter McNair
Manaillon
Yorkey Dick
Wisconsin
Mike Moran
Bender
Prosecutor Day
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Lodge OF Elks
City Hospital Fund
Nual Public Entertainment
Grapewine
Sand Dollars
Tember
Joseph J. Schneider
Order of Foresters
Mina Goetz
Daughters of Liberty
F. O. Koontz
Protected Home Circle
Hospital Notes
President Roosevelt
Commission
Joseph Schrader
Grapewine’s
Clay
Pwoodad
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