Massillon Grocers Clash Over 6:30 Closing Rule
Wet grocers Graze and partners open doors after hours claiming self preservation as dry rivals monitor shift. Saloons connected to stores cited as reason for pressure, while the Clerks’ Union and Retail Grocers’ Association warn of legal trouble if late hours spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Jacob Graze
Graze & Sonnhalter
Mr. Graze
Graze
Retail Grocers’ Association
Schworm Brothers
F. Weiler
East Main Street
Graze & Sonubaler
Weiler
Frank Schworm
Clerks’ Union
Massillon Grocers’ Association
Canal Fulton fire engine kept longer as repairs planned
PIPES ARE LEAKING. New troubles have arisen in connection with Canal Fulton’s fire engine, so the village desires to keep the Massillon engine for several weeks longer. It will likely be sent away for expert attention amid pipe leaks and other issues. AnR additional notes promote DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Foley's Kidney Cure with customer testimonials.
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Canal Fulton
Zangler and Son Die in Malvern Mine Disaster
Mr and Mrs J Kief of Columbian Heights received word that Andrew Zangler and his son Frank were killed in a Malvern mine accident. They were buried by a heavy slate fall and died instantly. Mrs Zangler is a sister of Mrs Kief. The Kiefs left for Malvern Thursday. funeral services are planned for Friday.
Gossip of Mayors and Towns in Daily News Style
A series of brief items feature Dalton's mayor resisting slot machines and pushing paving, Navarre and Canal Fulton mayors debating salaries and politics, West Brookfield addressing incorporation and census size, and Brookfield’s hopeful bid for mayor with Joseph Routh as a Democratic contender.
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West Brookfield
Brookfield
Joseph Routh
Grand Picnic by East Greenville Sunday Schools
A grand annual picnic is planned by East Greenville Sunday schools at Silver Lake on Saturday September 7. Trains depart Woodland mine at 6 30 am. tickets 1.00 adults 50 cents for children under 12. Event features Minglewoods versus Greenville ball game bicycle race and other sports. Tickets available from committee members. Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from Chas W Cupples.
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East Greenville
Silver Lake
Woodland Mine
Minglewoods
Greenville
Massillon Glass Firms Expect Busy Season and Price Tensions
Massillon bottle makers plan to produce about 45 million beer bottles this season, dominating U S output. Firms like the Rhodes and Reed companies report strong sales, capacity upgrades, and no formal price agreement, while labor and housing for workers strain Massillon's accommodations as production rises.
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Massillon
United States
Rhodes Company
H.F. Pocock
Massillon Bottle and Glass Company
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Lean
Ason
F. R. Shepley
Rhodes Glass Company
Stohhr
Reed & Company
Rhodes Bottle Company
Shepley
Scenic bids for state hospital assembly hall staged
Superintendent Eyman invites bids from major scenic firms to equip the new assembly hall stage with five big scenes and forty eight pieces. Crews continue work on the angular strip between the hall and Cottage A while a pond near the superintendent’s residence takes shape. Four new patients arrive as crops improve after recent rains. lilies near the water display vivid colors.
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Eyman
State Hospital
Assembly Hall
Whic
Haerlin
Cottage A
James
Impeachment Call Amid Pittsburgh Steel Strike Turmoil
A prominent labor figure urges President Shaffer to face impeachment as Pittsburgh strife broadens. After two weeks, most mills operate with rising forces. McKeesport and Wheeling show breaks expected. Duquesne and Beaver Falls push resumed work. labor demonstrations planned for Labor Day amid police guard and cautious strikers.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
Wheeling
Wellsville
Johm Jarrett
Labor Bureau
American Steel Company
Europe
Beaver Falls
Duquesne
Shaffer
Homestead
Carnegie Company
Mekkeesport
Bellaire
Amalgamated Association
Hine
National Tube Wo
Federation of Labor
Move to Impeach Shaffer in Labor World Editorial
Pittsburg August 31 editorial in Labor World, organ of the International Tin Workers Protective Association and Mine Workers Union the Pittsburg district urges Shaffer impeachment for calling the strike. It charges he forced steel workers to breach contracts expelled Chicago Metal and revoked their charter without hearing and declares the strike unconstitutional and ruinous to Amalgamated Association members.
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Wents
Shaffer
George Powell
Tin Plate Workers' Protective Association of America
L. R. Thomas
Pattern Makers’ National League
Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers of
Pittsburg
Labor World
International Tin Workers’ Protective Association
Mine Workers’ Union and Pattern Makers’ Association
Shafer
Chicago Met
Amalgamated Association
Wives of Strikers at Canal Do Ver Stand Guard
The article reports that Howison denies giving a Boston Record interview critical of Schley. Jere M. Wilson, Schley’s attorney, says this denial harms Howison’s eligibility for a court of inquiry convening September 12. Hackett releases Howison letter offering to withdraw if needed.
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Washington
Howison
Jim
Boston Record
Schley
Jere M. Wilson
Hackett
Navy
Boston
Department
Sehley-Sampson
Wilson
Deweys
Benham
Sehley
Women Take a Hand in Canal Dover Strike Action
Canal Dover Aug 31 Strikers vow to fight the American Sheet Steel Company and file a motion to vacate the temporary injunction with Judge Wing next week. Attending attorneys and lodge representatives met in Pittsburg to plan procedure while manager Cline was chased by women at the mill gate. The strikers say they will monitor all arrivals until the injunction dissolves and the company may pursue action against individual strikers over the Lentz and Summers incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Dover
American Sheet Steel Company
Judge Wing
Pittsburg Restér Center
Cline
Pittsburg
Urtterback
Summers
Lentz
Anxious at Wheeling as Riverside mills loom
Strikers at the Riverside mills fear a Monday restart as repairs continue. Slavs have been brought in recently, with Amalgamated leaders insisting workers are only laborers for remodels. A lodge meeting and foremen conference discussed potential operation with foreign labor.
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Wheeling
Riverside Mills
Benwood
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Chas
W. Cupples
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Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Foley
Aph
A. Zangler
Son
Wise
John Warwick
Dalton
Strange Tales
Mac
Navarre
Pope
McCudden
P. T. Thomas
Sumterville
Ala
W. Tremont Street
Main Street
Massillon Company
Reed & Com
Pany
Pocock
Ings
the State Hospital
Zanzibar
Duquesne Mills
Tion
Labor
Columbia
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