Mayor Namely Dis courteous In City Election Case
In a heated session Mayor VanNest said he had not appointed extra counsel but would consider help if needed while singling out Captain Taylor as someone he would not appoint due to past discourtesy. Attorney Hay maintained his stance of not refusing aid, and Judge Orr restricted Taylor from city representation but allowed him as a city attorney. The court overruled Metz’s exceptions. Late Monday three polls opened before legal time and University registrar L K Wolfe testified on student voting residences and home addresses.
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Casa
J B Milier
Walter Kfougey
Dickason
Wooster
Hay
Orr
Studens
J. B. Taylor
Taylor
Tsolr
Metz
Captain Taylor
van Nest
VanNest
Mesers
Kean
Roach
Otherss
Connect
Finey Luce
L. K. Wolfe
Wolfe
Ai. Wolfe
Wolf
Mt Eaton grocer cleared in peddler death report
Report claimed Edward Graber would be arrested for killing a Canton peddler. Investigation showed two banana sellers upset locals. Graber shook one man who later died. Coroner ruled typhoid fever, not assault. Friends backed Graber after witnesses confirmed no responsibility.
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Wooster
Edward Graber
Mt. Eaton
Canton
Haber
Mr. Eaton
Mr. Graber
Eaton
Eyes Witeoasses
Graber
Plain church ice cream festival and local notices
August 1 item list notes an ice cream festival at Plain church on Saturday August 28, plus minor local items: a Robinson Amusement Call train left for Bay City, Minn. at 7:30 Sunday. theft of flour and beer from a farmer’s wagon. a Canton service pump firm to locate in town with stock sales. Mr and Mrs A D Ladd moving to Forest, Ohio. a Lydica Welker case up to the Supreme Court. drivers to Swait hville Chautauqua. a second well on the University campus with water volume rising. farmers planning an excursion to Silver Lake for Business Men's Picnic Day. a picture show closing at the Howard room. eight to ten boats to Orrville for a matinee race.
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Plain Church
Plain Township
Robinson Amusement
Bay City
Mich
Ott
Judge
Death of Young Man Harry O Miller in Cleveland
Harry O Miller aged about 20 died recently in a Cleveland hospital after months as a tuberculosis patient. He was a son of Lank O Miller born in Wooster, lived there, and worked for Ira Cruz for several years.
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Harry O'Miller
Toleveland
Lank O'Miller
Wooster
Ira Cruz
Armstrong Area Social Notes Near Overton And Pleasant Home
Armstrong August items show Dave Spittler and wife with her father John Howman near Overton, Susan Wegner with two granddaughters from Lodi visiting D W Clason, Laella and Glen Spittler at Ed Howman’s home near Pleasant Home. Clason visited Mechanicaburg, and Mr. Sanders with wife from Polk plus Oliver Franke and wife from Pleasant Home joined J Whelgamont. Armstrong well represented at the Carnival.
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Dave Spittler
John Howman
Overton
James Miler
Susan Wegner
Lodi
D. W. Clason
Laella
Glen Spittler
Ed Howman
Pleasant Home Glen
Clason
Chas Spangler
Mechanicaburg
Identified Body of Garbage Wagon Driver Found
The body on the W 3d Street bridge was identified as Joseph Quych, a garbage wagon driver. A living relative in Howe Street recognized him at the county morgue. Parents reside in Wooster, Ohio, and coroner Burke will investigate Monday amid questions about his residence.
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Cleveland
W. 3d Street
Joseph Quych
Alster
Howe Street
Wooster
Burke
Died in St Louis Representative of Wooster Brush Works
B M Mutersbaugh, longtime Wooster Brush Works representative in the Midwest for over ten years, died suddenly at the Southern Hotel in St Louis Missouri. He was about 40, in Wooster on business, stayed with W D Foss, and had been sending strong orders from cities visited. He leaves a wife in Kansas City Missouri. Oscar H Fuss departed for St Louis to manage his samples and attend the funeral.
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Wooster Brush Works
Southern
St Boas
B M Motersbaugh
Middle West
Mutersbaugh
Wooster
W. D. Foss
Apirits Huis
Indianapoli
Kansas City
Oscar H. Fuss
St. Louis
Salugmana
Ice cream festival and town visits in New Pittsburg region
Aug 4 report lists an Aug 1 ice cream festival hosted by the M. B obureh ladies. Numerous local visits are noted, including Marion Smith and family of West Salem, David Weaver and wife of Albion Michigan, and guests at T W. Fortoey and wife. Several households in Alliance, Wooster, Ashland, and Madisenberg show visitors, weddings, and Sunday appearances among neighbors and kin.
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Marion Smith
West Salem
David Weaver Z
Albion
Mich
M . Ocker
de. Taylor
Alliance
T W. Fortoey
E. D Buchanan
Marbuette
H L Piper
Madisenberg
M. F Speck
Janes Faddis
Elizabeth Eberhart
Peters
Creston
J Norton
Elizabeth Tawney
Wooster
Milas Vera Sidle
Blackeyville
H J Eberhart
Union picnic set for Saturday at Haskins grove
A union Sunday picnic is planned for Saturday in Haskins grove north of town with activities and outdoor guides. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs C B Whonsetler’s home. Several locals visited or hosted relatives this past week including Rev Aockerman and wife, Mr and Mrs Wor Ackerman, and Jacob Notestine.
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Union
Haskins’ Grove
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mra
Whonsetler
Aockerman
Washinton
Wor Ackerman
Lima
Leichty
Jacob Notestine
Wooster
A. L Lehn
Massion Wallis Wiles
Medina County
Udanitl Wiles
Dennis
Charles Whonnetler
Mina and
Vellacott
Iftiends
Jefferson
Dwight Notestine
Dr. Barnhill
Columbus
David Whitmier
Lebanon
Fred Bauer
Hazel Whitmire
Millereburg
A. I. Root
Medina
M. H. Woolf
Cansani
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Bay
Robert Bruce Potoan
Brink Haven
Putnam
Enos Pierson
the Syndicate
GE. Liberty St
West North Street
M Vnno Nentis
Service Pump Co of
Obio
Ladd
Forest
Ohio
Forest Schools
Great Pombers
Silver Lake
Howard Room
Orrville
ST. Lowpis
New
Pittsburg
Canaan
Freehlanders
Wooster,o
Ceasor
Castorti
Bignature
Yostie
Belinda
Ede Tromng
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