Have Bought Auto Truck by Prominent Locals
John Magaw and John Wacker visited Plymouth on Thursday to purchase an automobile truck. The truck will be used to transfer freight in the city during winter and next summer and may lead to a contract for a second auto truck. They consider establishing quick freight and package delivery between Worcester and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Magaw
John Wacker
Plymouth
Heymouth
Wooster
Cleveland
Harrison seeks Congress in 17th district race
Wayne county Republican candidate John F. Harrison, a prominent farmer, tours the 17th district including Millersburg. He campaigns nationwide for better farm representation and seeks strong support from rural voters, having twice been elected county official and attracting praise from local Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Harrison
Wayne County
Aillersburg
Harrison
Wayhe County
United States
Congress
Minersburg Republcan
Mayor Van Nest Cromer Clash Over Church Article
A dispute occurred in front of the American House between Mayor Van Nest and Rev. Cromer about a church paper article on city governance and law enforcement. Cromer acknowledged the article contained many correct points. the mayor said the piece wrongly claimed beer was provided to voters before a primary, and Cromer agreed to a retraction in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. . van Nest
Democratic Executive Committee
Cromer
The
Reformed Church
van Nest
Rev. Cromer
Cramer
Zange
Fifth Ward
Pittsburg Ave Resident Breaks Wrist at Home
Mrs Dobbins of Pittsburg Avenue fell Wednesday evening injuring her left wrist. The pain was severe but not life threatening. Dr H D Braden provided surgical attention.
Wedded at Bride's Home In Wooster City
Wooster notices record a quiet Wednesday evening wedding of Benjamin Hartman of Wooster and Miss Ver Nice Lower of Orrville at the bride's parents home. Rev McChntock officiated. guests included Mrs Clintock and Miss Della Howman. The couple left for housekeeping on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin. Trartman
Vernice Lower
Orrville
John Lower
McChntock
Clintock
Della Howman
Hartman
Wooster
North Market Street
Mystic
Alice Derr
Mystic Twelve
W. Larwill Street
Pak
Digs Smith
Olive Sebold
Addie Downing
Bowman Street
Caroline Smith
City
Cleveland Hospital
Miss_ Wigley
Hough
Grace
Tate
Franklin Township
Wake Up Voters Urged By Eminent Sociologist
Rev Washington Gladden, a renowned minister and sociologist, warns citizens across parties to inform themselves or risk liquor interests seizing state power and overturning temperance laws. He urges awakening at primaries or polls to stop political capture by a single interest and to uphold democratic limits on liquor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladdan
Gladden
Tong
Harris
Pattison
Commonwealth
Friday Meeting Opens Year With Dance and Wedding News
Fragments show Friday evening events in Wooster including a first meeting of the year at a social table where a wedding is planned. Miss Barbara Brand of Wooster to Arthur Graber of Cleveland, formerly Wooster. Also notes on a birthday party for Clayton Dilgard with many local friends and a large youthful gathering with games and a moonlit lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soctal
Christian’ Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Buelah
S. Elliott
J. S. Elliott
Women’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ts. Mary Shearer
E. North Street
Laura Larwill
W. E. Feeman
Women's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
King’s Daughters
Marie Allen
Martha Pearce
Roach
Pandita Rainabal
Mra
Plachwart
Gery
Andy
Fage Platen
Wooster
Barbara Brand
Arthur Graber
Cleveland
Gail
Hazel Frick
Lavina Brothers
Clayton Dilgard
West Wooster
Jefferson
Macisonburg
Garber Attacks Personal Liberty Link to Harmon
In a New York dispatch Harvey Garber says the Personal Liberty League hurts the Republican state ticket and cannot be offset by any gains for Harmon. He notes Harmon is fooling voters and that the league opposes Governor Harris, clarifying political alignments amid the convention influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Personal Liberty
Harvey Garber
Harmon
New York
Garber
Personal Liberty League
Harris
Taft Responds to Labor Salary Charge
William Howard Taft challenges a claim that a dollar a day suffices for any man saying there is a simple counter. He frames the issue as a personal stance on labor value and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Ely's Cream Balm Claims Superior Catarrh Remedy
The advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a trusted remedy for catarrh and hay fever with a long-standing reputation and wide testimonial support. It stresses rapid relief and urges purchase from druggists or by mail from Ely Bros in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Boy Recovers After Laxative Saves Life Claim
A three year old boy was constipated with a high fever and an awful condition. After Foley's Orino Laxative and a second dose the fever disappeared by morning and he recovered fully. Casimer Wisneler Pharmacy at 52 Boyd's Corner is cited.
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Foley
Henwee
Geal Oring
Ae ‘Wolkush
Casimer Wisneler Pharmacy
Boyd's
Coe Ack
Eddy identity mix up sparks search for missing man
Dispatches show Ralph W Eddy of the Thirteenth Infantry may be the Milwaukee missing person, but family and army officials dispute the match. Telegrams from St Louis and Chillicothe report Eddy’s enlistment and possible sightings, while a sister denies he ever traveled east of the Mississippi.
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Eddy
Republican
Western Union
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Post
Kansas
Ralph W. Eddy
United States Infantry
St Eddy
Milwaukee
Wooster
Licy Warren
ST. Louis
The
Thera
Jefferson Barracks
Great Bend
Kan
Jefferach
Pierson
Thirteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Yair Hair
Iowa
Gaye -Hia
Anadarko
Q&inn
Mia
Mississippi River
Kansas City
R. T. Edwards
Chilliicothe
Chillicothe
A. L. Campbell
Ralph W Eddy
St Louis
Ralph Eddy
Jefferson
Miss Warren
R. W. Eddy
Oklahoma
How They're Alike The Missing Bridegroom And The Soldier Recruit
How They're Alike describes two men Ralph W. Eddy aged 25 a missing bridegroom and a 27 year old soldier recruit. Differences include hair color dark auburn vs fair, eye color dark gray vs blue, and origins Ohio versus Iowa. The piece outlines their physical traits and enlistment details from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Eddy
Homen Wooster
Ohio
Mississippi
Iowa
Haskell and Bryan ties exposed in Oklahoma work
An Ames Beaver convention outlines Haskell as Oklahoma governor and Bryan ally. Affidavits link Haskell to Standard Oil influence while in Muskogee politics. Critics say he favored a pipeline and union suppression, shaping his role as Bryan’s financial director amid a 1904-06 campaign controversy.
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Oklahoma
Bryan
Ohio
Charles N Haskell
Haskell
North- Weestemn
Onis
Muskogee
Seach
Hagkell
Tate
Sult
Cnjolo
The
Standard
W. J. Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Bryan
Carnegie Hall
New York
Mgr. Bryar
Motion Denied as Grounds Insufficient in Local Election Case
Probate Judge Thomas We Orray presided at a motion hearing Wednesday to rehear the case arising from the local options election in Wooster. The judge found the grounds presented by the Fave attorneys insufficient and overruled the motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas We Orray
Hie
Deel
Wooster
Homer I
Must Have Money Board Edges on Alley Pavement Deal
The Board of Public Services met Wednesday and limited business to paying bills. They discussed alley improvements on Liberty Street and flagstone pavement work. Owners Claude Mann and L. B. came forward, offering to finance the project themselves after the board could not break its contract. The board agreed no steps would be taken until owners paid their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Services
Repeatot
Claude Mann
Liberty Street
Grateful man's fortune to the girl he chose
A golden gift follows a burst of gratitude as a man leaves a fortune to the girl he picked. The item notes public interest and the unusual gesture, with tangential mentions of other topics from large papers.
Would Mortgage the Farm Flavored Claims by a Farmer
A Rural Route 2 Empire Gs. farmer, W A Floyd, touts Arnica Salve as curing two major sores on his hand and leg. He asserts the product is worth its weight in gold and urges readers to try its kidney remedies claiming relief from backache rheumatism and fatigue. Sold by a local drug store.
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Empire Gs
W. A. Floyd
Amd
Saarrt
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Shreve
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Carlisle
Miller
Perrysville
C. P. Ross
Mansfield
R. H. Ross
Toledo
Laudonville
Ross
Nancy Seerhae
China A Three Course Luncheon Was Served. Mr and Mrs. Ross
Miss Glenn
Miss McSweeney
Glenn
Bloomington
Adv
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McClarran
Palmer
Robi. Barnett
New Orleans
John McConnell
Philadelphia
Washington
Robert R. Littell
Newark N. Y
W. A. Littell
Washington, Pa
Lena Vance Dodds
James
Wheeling
Washington Pa
Littell
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Xenia
Cross-Roads United Presbyterian Church
Greater
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Dr. Gladden
E. .B. Childs
Courey
Honda
Thirteenth
Rajpik W Eddy
QF Union
Labor Movement
Ashtebula
Orree
Seale
Boe
Heuteman
Abdul Hamid
Mr. Hearst
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John Gardner
Riverside
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