Say It Is Coming An Excellent Suggestion For Navarre Rail Line
An employee issue propels talk of moving the C C S railroad yards to Navarre east of the river along the Toledo division. Workers expect houses and lattice work shipments to signal the project. Some say the move could draw five hundred workers away from Massillon, preserving local schooling and employment if the electric railroad is built.
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Navarre
Massillon
Toledo
Eplatens
Officials Deny Columbia Terminal Move to Navarre
An Independent report quoted General Superintendent Stout in Canton denying talks of moving the Columbia terminals to Navarre. He suggested rumors came from discharged or disconnected workers and said company officials had never discussed such a move. Yardmaster J B Wright doubted the inevitability of the removal.
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Columbia
Navarre
Stout
Canton
The Only Survivors Massillon Honors 19th Veterans
Massillon reports only two remaining members of the old Nineteenth E Gleitsman and J H Hunt are set to attend upcoming reunions. O V I veterans convene in Youngstown next Thursday and the Company F survivors meet in Wilmot Saturday. Banner Salve advertised as a healing antiseptic by Rider Snyder.
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Massillon
E. Gleitsman
J. H. Hunt
O V.I
Youngstown
Messrs. Gleitsman
Hunt
Gleitsman
Wilmot
Mr. Hunt
Steward Latimer
C.L McLain & Company
Graber Bros
Wade Broa
Miner Injured As Rock Falls At Central Mine
News from nearby towns reports a man named Wilson badly hurt by falling rock at the Central mine. His elderly father, present at the scene, fainted and the injured man was freed only after the driver located him. Casualities follow a day of local events including funerals, fairs, and town notices.
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Pinn
John Steele
Westmoreland County
Tuscarawas Township
John L. Steele
German Reformed Church
N. E. Moff
West Brookfield
E. P. Herbruck
Canton
O P. Foust
Massillon
Mary McFarren
P. D. Wampler
Theodore Wingerter
Joseph Oberlin
John Whitfield
Hast
Greenville
Dalton
Wilson
Central Mine
First Dance Season Opens as Newton Falls Nurse Weds
Dr Charles B Rogers assistant superintendent at Massillon state hospital and Miss Grace Bussey were quietly married at the bride's Newton Falls home. Miss Jennie McCann named supervisor of the women's department. Miss Amanda Johnson returns from six weeks away. dances to become more private with limited tickets next week.
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Miss McCann
Miss Bussey
Charles B. Rogers
Massillon State Hospital
Grace Bussey
Edward Bussey
Newton Falls
White
Massillon
Navarre man pleads guilty to fish dynamiting
George Winkhart of Navarre pleaded guilty before Justice Sibila to dynamiting the Tuscarawas river. He was fined $100 and costs, the minimum penalty. Winkhart had disappeared during a navarre boys arrests and reappeared as officers waited.
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George Winkhart
Navarre
Dangeleisen
Tuscarawas
Sibila
Winkhart
Gardner Declares Not a Candidate for Massillon Superintendency
Dr. D S Gardner trustee of the Cleveland state hospital says he is not seeking the Massillon state hospital superintendency though he would honor the appointment if selected He visited Columbus and Cincinnati to consult the state auditor and to arrange hospital laundry machinery He meets the board on September 26 and reiterates he will not seek the post while affirming respect for the incumbent and governor’s choice.
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D. S. Gardner
Cleveland State Hospital
Cleveland
Massillon State Hospital
Richardson
Washington Institution
Massillon
Gardner
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hyman
Bushnell
Dr. Richardson
Notes of the M. E. Conference at Alliance Ohio
Friday session elected Silas J. Williams of Alliance and Frank Arter of Cleveland to the Chicago general conference. Four ministers chosen: A. N. Craft Youngstown H. S. Jackson Akron L. H. Stewart Cleveland J. W. Lane Alliance. two more to be named. Reports highlighted salary increases, new churches and conversions, plus a minister expelled for divorce and misconduct. Trusts named for Yellow Springs home. Epworth Herald noted for profit aiding superannuated ministers. A mill accident left John Evans with a crushed toe needing amputation. De Witt’s Little Early Risers praised by Rob J. Moore of La Fayette.
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Chicago
Silas J. Williams
Prank Arter
Cleveland
A.B. Chapman
Mr. Alderman
A. N. Craft
Youngstown
Jackson
Akron
L. H. Stewart
J. R Keyes
Cambridge
D. S. Welch
Macksburg
McKinley
A. R. Chapman
C. E. Manchester
M. E. Home For the
Yellow Springs
Berry
Epworth Herald
Epworth League
Canton Merchants Oppose Trading Stamps and Board HQ Offered
Canton news notes a county treasury audit showing funds balance across county and ditch accounts, with small overdrawn amounts and a substantial bridge fund. The county election board may use a court basement room as HQ, replacing prior rental costs. Also reported are a $2000 damages suit by Herbert N. Wingerter against Daniel Griffith, and a marriage license for John W. Hines and Clara S. Goodenberg er.
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Canton
Tobias Sehcott
Massillon
Ralph
Ambier
Smith
County Election Board
Court House
Herbert N. Wingerter
Waynesburg
Daniel Griffith
Stands, Sterling & Braucher
John W. Hines
Clara $. Goodenberger
McDonaldsville
Judge Day Retires from Canton Law Firm
Judge William R Day ends nearly thirty years with Day Lynch Day in Canton. Opening of court set for Monday with kibier disbarment and Kibier v Canton Buggy gear case on docket. Canton Republicans plan mass meeting September 23 with special trains and local plant closings. Road roller bound for Cuba shipped by Russell & Company for U S government use.
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Judge Day
Day, Lynch & Day
Canton
William R Day
Wm. A. Lynch
Lynch & Day
Austin Lynch
Lynch, Day & Lynch
McCarty
Frank P. Kibier
Taylor
Piero
Canton Buggy and Gear Company
Ora Hardgrove
Rosa Kern
Massillon
Akron
Thayer
Stark County
Warren E. Hollinger
Lillie Donnenwirth
Canal Fulton
Will
George Gross
Bethlehem Township
Nathan E. Moffit
Matilda M Steele
Tuscarawas Township
Cuba
Infant Child of Smiths Dies at Crystal Spring
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Crystal Spring died Wednesday at noon. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Richard Smith
Crystal Spring
Bryan on trusts and state power in trust control
Cariaco September 16 By Associated Press William Jennings Bryan argued at the trust conference that monopoly held by private hands is indefinable and intolerable. He warned that monopoly would not lower prices and could raise costs. He urged both state and federal action with state creation of corporations, destruction if harmful, and power to bar foreign firms. He supported concurrent federal authority to curb cross state business and periodic corporate reporting.
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Associated Press
J. Bryan
USL
Efe
Congress
Valeriaz Sracce
Hanna at Home on War, Industry and Trusts
New York dispatch reports Senator Hanna asserting that industrial conditions and war will shape the coming campaign while Republicans will not fear the Philippine war issue raised by Democrats. He argues Republicans oppose amassing wealth that injures the public and notes no difference in trust politics. He also comments on Ohio politics and approves McLean’s nomination for governor.
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Sept
Hanna
Southampton
Ohio
McLean
In the Transvaal Excitement Over British Reply
A Transvaal dispatch reports Pretoria buzzing with anticipation as yesterday’s forecasted reply to Britain is confirmed. The mood suggests continued argument by the English government and rumors of an immediate troop movement once the reply is delivered.
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Carltown
Associated Press
Great Britain
Pretoria
Imp
Free State and Transvaal Unite Against Britain
Reports indicate growing alliance between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal to resist British claims. Pretoria dispatches show a hard line, with preparations for staunch resistance underway and indications of gravity in the vital situation.
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Orange Free State
England
Sussex
Associated Press
Pretoria
Advic
Transvaal
Glass firm forms seven million dollar reorganization
James A. Chambers, president of the American Glass Company, announces that a window glass combination has been formed. The new company carries the old name American Glass Company and is capitalized at seventeen million dollars.
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Associated Press
James A. Chambers
The
American Glass Company
Fire Causes Half Million Loss in Lixcous Neb
Fire in Lixcous Nebraska on September 16 caused about half a million dollars in damage. The blaze began in the North Stock printing shop and spread to the Masonic temple the M E church and Webster block.
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Lixcous
Neb
Associated Press
Masonic Temple
M. E. Church
Webster Block
Densener closes shop amid union strike threat
In Hasintos Ohio on September 16, H P Densener ordered by an iron moulders union to unionize his shop, closed today until further orders. Forty six moulders are laid off, reflecting escalating labor tensions and plant shutdowns.
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Hasintos
Associated Press
H. P. Densener
No Relief for 20 Years Brings Cough Remedy Endorsement
Minerva Smith of Danville endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchial trouble and throat and lung diseases after years of illness and trial of other remedies. The ad cites Burdock Blood Bitters as a dyspepsia cure and promotes drug-store sales.
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Foley
Minerva Smith
Washington, Ave
Danville
K. Rider & Snyder
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