Gompers Re-elected Unanimously Amid Cheering
Special to Tas reports F. Gompers president of the Atlantic Labor Union was re elected unanimously today. The committee’s clearing him of charges drew cheers. Local notes mention post office hours, Meech the Marshallville telephone man visiting town, and various neighbors and friends offering help to Sammel Wenger who was ill. James Culp of Claremont returns home from vacation rabbit hunting.
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Wetere
Gompers
Meech
Marshallville
Daniel Perly
North Nanether
Wartha ‘Eberly
Dalton
Sid Aie Smanuel Martin
Pennsylvania
Cine
James Culp
Clametland
Gompers Cleared of Accusations by AFL Committee
Special to The Refusalian New Orleans November 20 Samuel F Gompers was exonerated today by the American Federation of Labor of charges raised by Theodore Shaffer in Chicago questioning his fidelity to Trades Unionism The committee report favored Gompers and hailed the action as a victory for him
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Tox Refusulian
New Orleans
Samuel F. Gompers
Ammericvan Federation of Labor
Theodore Shaffer
Chicago
Gompers
Housing demand continues as Wooster faces boom
Local residents report a booming housing market with persistent calls for homes despite a fall rush. Separate notes mention Emil Schuch’s injury from rabbit hunting, plans for Canton gatherings and Carnegie gift rumors, and various local remarks on coal, truancy, and small business prospects.
Sterling News Briefs From Seville Area
Terribly injured man Hugh M. Smith left with a broken collar bone after an accident Wednesday. Brakeman McSlowie died in Lorraine hospital the day after November 14. E. E. Wright married Miss Critz last Wednesday at the bride’s home one and a half miles northeast of Seville. Mr. Summers, southeast of town, nearly lost his left hand to a buzz saw last Wednesday but is expected to recover with Dr. Dawson’s aid. B&O Railway section gang to return next week to build switches. A birthday gathering for D. G. Baer at his home enjoyed by all. Knupp’s quarterly meeting reported a success. Jacob Hallywell to transfer property to United Brethren church for use as a parsonage. Rev Sprinkle gave two pepans at Beles and the place.
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Sterling
Hugh M. Smith
Sterling High School
Brooke
Brakeman
McSlowie
Tars
Loraine
E. E. Wright
Miss Critz
Seville
Summers
Knupp
Jacob. Hallywell
United Brothern Church
Beles
Sunday school convention hosts residents with松 scattered notes
The Moreland section reports a Sunday school convention held Saturday evening with unclear details. Mrs Watson and her son Ernest visited Mrs Butler of Fredericksburg, Bert Ellenberger shows signs of improvement, and My Saunders celebrates becoming a grandfather.
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Suchcassers Smiths
Watson
Ernest
Mrs. Butler
Fredericksburg
Bert Ellenberger
Saunders
Kiftbuck Encampment Elects Officers and District Deputy
Kiftbuck encampment No. 17 I C O F elected officers Monday evening F Reid was chosen senior warden J Keister junior warden H Plasterer and others named. The camp also appointed a district deputy and voted for a district representative on the grand encampment officers.
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Kiftbuck
Eynanes
F. Reid
J. Keister
J. A H. Plasterer
I. EH. Myers
Bechtel
Benen
Kram Ry Anurag
Besly
Orrville Nominating Committee Hears Local Option Talk
A meeting of Orrville's nominating committee, handling the local option issue, convened at the Presbyterian church. Four town churches formed an agitating committee as pastors plan to inform residents how to declare their stance. No actions completed. citizens to decide, and petition timing uncertain.
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Orrville Crescent
Diamond Thief Captured in Orrville Hotel Incident
Marschal Drmshall and Landlord W B Hyde of the National hotel in Orrville captured a diamond thief after word reached them that W H Lowe proprietor of a Steubenville hotel had lost a $700 diamond. G Brennan, packing for a traveling man, was found in Orrville and compelled to surrender the gem but was not prosecuted and left on a late train with his employer.
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Marschal Drmshall
W. B. Hyde
National
Orrville
WH. Lowe
Steubenville
G. Brennan
Brennan
Public meetings by Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary society
The Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Lutheran church in New Pittsburg announce public meetings on Nov 30 with recitations songs select reading and an address by Rev Mr Friend. Guests include family of Cleveland and Mrs C T Fortney and daughter visiting Ashland from Ashland.
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Ladies’ Home and
Foreign Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Friend
Clévéland
James Weaver
C.T. Fortney
Ashland
Mt Eaton News Quietly Updates Residents and Events
Mt Eaton reports ongoing corn work as R R A Lucas plans Chicago trip and Tom Thompson oversees the barn in his absence. Fred Billard buys western horses. John Billard loses two cows after a straw stack collapse. Riley Loreaux nears completion of a new residence. Thompson moves into his. John Wisegerberg builds a fine residence expected to be the hamlet’s best. Thanksgiving onion services at Presbyterian church with Rev. Alvin Crowe delivering the sermon. Local marriages include Frank Bardine and Miss Bell Bansinger in Millersburg on the 20th. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Louis Gerard. Mrs Penberthy attends a Massillon wedding. David Baumgardner improves after a stroke. Mrs Tasper improves. Abraham Pfeister funeral attended largely, led by the Royal Arcanums.
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Fred Billard
John H. Billard
Riley Loreaux
Mt. Eaton
Tom Thompson
John Wisegerberg
John
Presbyterian Church
Alvin Crowe
Frank Bardine
Bell Bansinger
Millersburg
Louis Gerard
Penberthey
Massillon
David Baumgardner
Isaiah Tasper
Abraham Pfeister
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Arcanums
Municipal care law deemed constitutional by court
Specialio Tam reports that Cincinnati heard that new municipal care laws were found constitutional by the court of common pleas today. The decision sustains the law on all points raised and notes the law will be appealed.
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Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleasure
Townman A J Dunlap Killed in Fog On Erie Rail
Severe injury reported to A J Dunlap on the Erie railroad east of Burbank near the water tank. A handcar collision in dense fog with an approaching locomotive led to his death as he attempted to save the handcar. He leaves a wife and one son, with several siblings. The delay and details reflect the work scene and local notices including a lecture course and clergy movements.
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Selean
A. J. Dunlap
Erie
Burbank
Dunlap
West Home
A. F. Dunlap
Adam
Illinois
Alexander
Iowa
James
California
A. B. Struthers
Wayne Cooperage Company
Detroit
John Lemon
Coy Novelty Company
W. F. McCauley
Salem
E. G. Klotz
Canal Fulton
Reformed Church
Mrr. Klotz
Doctor Palmer
Scio College
Bethel hosts quarterly meeting next Sunday morn
The Bethel quarterly meeting will be held next Sunday morning led by Rev. Bucks presiding elder. Elmer E. Easterday and wife from Overton were guests of Elmer Sibley family. A party at John Ablars’ home last Thursday drew about 30 local youths for games and a meal, judged a pleasant evening.
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Bethel
Bucks
Elmer E. Easterday
Overton
Elmer Sibley
John Ablars
Mart
Krupp Gunmaker Herr Krupp Dies Suddenly in Berlin
Special to Tak Republicay Berlin reports Herr Krupp, famed inventor of the Krupp gun and renowned in military and naval circles, died suddenly at four o'clock this afternoon at his villa in Aurgel.
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Tak Republicay
Berlin
Herr Krupp
Aurgel
Local Columbus Dispatch Notes War Time Reorganization
A. B. Critchfield of Columbus liaises with companies C D and H from Wooster Millersburg and Shreve regarding a general mobilization between December 15 and early January. Plans cover armories property and overall efficiency for the effort.
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Columbus Dispatch
A. B. Critchfield
Juan Pale
Wooster
Millersburg
Shreve
Local notices and social notes from Shreve area
Nov 23 residents report visits and moves. Mrs Swainhart and son Charles spent Sunday with George Swainhart of Shreve. Andrew Straits family attend Gideon Steiner wedding in Indiana. Joseph Hunter recuperating from Tena Gilgen visit with Barberton parents. Zell of Orrville moves in with Godfrey Gilgen to regain health. Isa Cellainer of Orrville visiting parents. Navy to issue plain dark gray prison garb for marines and enlisted men, replacing old uniforms.
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Swainhart
Charles
George Swainhart
Shreve
Andrew Straits
Indiana
Gideon Steiner
Joseph Hunter
Tena Gilgen
Barberton
Mee
Zell
Orrville
Godfrey Gilgen
Isa Cellainer
Naval
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Pris
Laborers Killed in Texas Frisco Yard Accident
Denison Tex Nov 25 two laborers were killed and fifteen injured when a switch opening in the Frisco yards caused part of a northbound extra to derail. The dead are Dan Lynch and James Brophy.
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Denison
Tex
Frisco
Bullfight Declared Off In Kansas City Hall
Kansas City November 26 Chief of Police Hayes announced that the bullfight planned for the convention hall would not be permitted. The tanbark ring was set up and Mexican bulls and matadors were in town ready, but authorities intervened to halt the event.
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Kansas City
Hayes
Convention Hall
Mexico
Aged Couple Burned to Death in Farm Fire
Walter Knickerbocker, 68, and his wife also died from a blaze that partly destroyed their Mena Creek home. Mrs Knickerbocker, in the barn when flames started, ran back into the burning house to fetch a trunk holding $300.
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Miles Pee Walter Knickerbocker
Mena Creek
Furnaces Halted By Coke Shortage In Sharon
Charles Hart district manager of the Republic Steel blast furnaces says all furnaces are out of blast due to coke shortages. He cites the Mahoning Valley stack at Youngstown as unable to supply coke and forecasts bleak prospects for a general resumption.
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Sharon
Charles Hart
Republic Sggn and Steel Company
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Condition Grows Serious for Irish Leader Dillon
John Dillon, the Irish leader, remains ill at the Grand Pacific hotel with a relapse feared by physicians, who stay in constant attendance though odds against danger are reported. Also in Chicago, two men are jailed over a $74,000 post office robbery probe, and multiple fatal or near-fatal incidents across the country are noted, including a broker’s suicide, a policeman misfire in Billings, and a contested hammer murder in Philipsburg amid a series of crime briefs.
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Chicago
John Dillon
Grand Pacific Hotel
William Burns
Joseph Shide
Dayton
Charles M. "Moore
John McBride
Billings
Mon
Hank Narling
Philipsburg
James Conn
Herman Lobe
Katie
Hamilton
Sarah Este
Fire destroys Southern Pacific Ferry slips in Frieso
In Frieso San Francisco a large fire swept the Southern Pacific Ferry slips causing extensive damage. Officials estimate losses exceed a half million dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night and damaged structures remain under investigation for the cause.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Iso
Smithville Bank Opens Amid Canal Debate
In Smithville on November 24 the town notes a rising crowd of students and locals as plans for a new bank near opening, while public chatter simmers over the Nicaragua Panama Canal project and canal opponents. The postmaster Norris’ family and Jeffernom P.O. figure among attendees.
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Smithville
Ieee
Smithvilleville
Nicaragua Canal
West
Papetiers Res
Panamsa
Panama
Norris
Aura
Jéffernom
Pinin P.O
Nov 24 Report of local moves and bridge project
Nov 24 notices describe Harvey Van Meter and wife relocating household goods to the Entzley property north of town, with family members named. The item notes a planned new iron bridge over Big Killbuck nearby and various local names, including farmers, teachers, contractors, and residents, amid a weathered, garbled district update.
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Harvey van Meter
Entzley
Galvin Ephert
Alvin Ephert
Henry Ephert
Charley Fatrs
Wilbert Smith
Ey Easterday
J. W
Cincinnat
Mr. Myers
Mr. Snyder
Remarkable Endorsement for Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
The New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene editorially endorses Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy after thorough tests. It claims the remedy merits high praise for kidney liver and bladder troubles rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation. The article urges readers with related complaints to use the product, calling it meritorious and effective.
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New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
James H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
New York
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