Ohio Assembly Winds Down After Bitter Night of Crime
Four people are hospitalized after a Friday night outburst including a cutting affray attempted robbery and an alleged shooting. Earl James, 28, with a five inch chest wound, is in serious condition. Thomas Hunter, 21, is treated for arm wounds. J Phillips, 49, has scalp lacerations from an attack while backing from his garage. Nick Simon, 33, was arrested on suspicion. Ohio General Assembly faces adjournment with debates over gas tax and speed limits.
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Earl James
Carahan Av
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Hunter
Carnahan Av
10Th St NE
Hunter
J. Phillips
5Th St
Nick Simon
Guerieri Arraigned in Murder of Priest at Church
Mrs. Maeme Guerieri a 25 year old Italian mother confessed to shooting Father Joseph Riccardi in the vestibule of St. Anthony's Church on March 10 and appeared before Judge A W Agler. She pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge. Attorneys Walter S Ruff and Clifton Graybill defended the defendant while the state was represented by an assistant prosecutor. Jury venire names were drawn Friday and she will receive the list of jurors later.
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Maeme Guerieri
Joseph Riccardi
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
A. W. Agler
Eas
Orney
Walter S. Ruff
Clifton Graybill
Mong
Politico debate hints at Hoover boost vs local candidates
Socially quiet Potomac scene with talk of Mr. Coolidge and Hoover. A passage notes a party faction and outsiders in the Senate opposing Hoover with many local candidates, which failed to assemble strength for a single candidate to impress the convention. Ads for radios and a market ad appear alongside.
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Will Rogers
New York
Blaze at Kirkwood Hotel Kills Three in Des Moines
Fire at 3 a.m. levelled the Kirkwood Hotel in Des Moines injuring multiple guests. Between 125 and 150 occupants were inside. four on the fifth floor leaped to the first floor court roof. Victims include Mrs. Ted Watson and Ralph Jarrup. a third unidentified man died. Ted Watson’s condition was critical. Hospitalized injuries numbered twelve.
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Ted Watson
Ralph Jarrup
Des Moines
Mercury Reaches New 1929 Peak In Canton
Canton enjoyed bright sun and a record warm spell as the sun warmed the day to 79 degrees at 2 p m and 81 degrees the previous afternoon, described as ideal baseball weather by observers and locals.
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Sol
Canton
Mercury
Carl H. Meyer
Public Square
Message raises hope for missing Southern Cross crew
A Western Australia magistrate relayed news that the missing Southern Cross may have been forced down southeast of Thuburn Bluff, about 100 miles north of Wyndham. A government launch with a search party and natives is en route to Thu Bluff territory, as Drysdale Mission and Port George areas remain main search zones by air.
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Sydney
S. W
Western Australia
Southern Cross
Thuburn Bluff
Wyndham
Thu—- Bluff
Little Jim Eugene Robinson Dies After Long Hospital Fight
Canton laments the death of Eugene Robinson, known as Little Jim, who after being run over by a milk truck December 2 spent 12 weeks at Schuffell's Little Flower Hospital. The mischievous youngster charmed patients and staff with stories while repeatedly tearing off bandages and provoking nurses.
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Little Jim
Canton
Eugene Robinson
Schuffell
Little Flower Hospital
Jim
Rum Runner Pleads Guilty In Whisky Case
Anthony Carbine a 27 year old Sebring youth pleaded guilty in common pleas court after deputies found 75 gallons of whisky in his car on North Cantona road. He was fined 1000 dollars plus costs and ordered to the Stark county workhouse until payment. His car was seized to be sold. Assistant prosecutor H Clifton Graybill led the case. Carbine claimed he was traveling from Akron to Uhrichsville and refused to identify the whisky owner.
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Anthony Carbine
Sebring
North Cantona Road
A. W. Agler
Common Pleas
Stark Co
H. Clifton Graybill
Carbine
Canton
Phil Helbach
al Bal
Akron
Uhrichsville
Raid Slaying Case Delayed in Geneva Ill
In Geneva Illinois the Aurora dry raid killing of Mrs. Lillian de King stalls as to who prosecutes. Attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom declined to take over the case. State's Attorney George D. Carbary previously sought federal help while defense lawyers complained of evidence suppression. Robert Milroy, attorney for the De King family, planned to seek a special prosecutor.
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Geneva
Ill
Aurora
Lillian de King
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Roy Smith
Carlstrom
George D. Carbary
Robert Milroyn
de King
John K. Neha
Classified ads tease French Farm near Paris Ohio for rent and sale
Lost white gold wrist watch reported. Modern six room house for sale near east end shops. Two sleeping rooms in a modern home for rent. Three large well furnished first floor rooms. Canton Daily News Classified Department invites readers to turn to today's section for many offers.
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Canton Daily News
Wounded Yank Soldier in Arizona Border Skirmish
On April 6 at Naco on the US Mexico border a United States 10th Cavalry trooper was shot through the chest during a skirmish along the boundary fence after rebels challenged a patrol guarding sacks of bombs. The wounded man’s name was not released due to delay in reaching Naco. Rebels withdrew as the cavalry replied with fire.
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Naco
Sonora
Mex
10Th
United States Cavalry
International Line
United States
el Paso
Lindbergh Begins Golf Lessons in Mexico City
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, back in Mexico City with his fiancee Anne Spencer Morrow and her mother and sister, is taking up golf. He toyed with a mashie on the embassy patio, missing the ball four times, while Miss Morrow already plays. Only one spectator watched the lone practice session.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cuernavaca
Anne Spencer Morrow
Lindbergh
Bank Robbery Confession Shocks Muncie
Melvin Halterman and three accomplices confessed to robbing the Hicksville State Bank in Ohio on February 27, netting $9,000. Each man faces life terms under Ohio law. Halterman said the crime fulfilled his ambition and lamented getting caught without his “smoke pole.”
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Muncie
Ind
Melvin Halterman
Halterman
Hicksville
Ohio
Man Hits Pole on Cherry Avenue Injures Driver
H T Reciew, 35, of 1923 5th Street SE, drove a truck on Cherry Avenue NE near 12th Street and struck a telephone pole Saturday shortly after noon. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where his injuries were found to be slight.
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H. T
Cherry Av
12Th St
Mercy Hospital
War Declaration Vote Recall Echoes Through Time
Paul R. Mallon recounts the 1917 senate roll call approving U S entry into World War I by 373 to 50 amid social ostracism for foes. He notes 82 to 6 against the advice of Lafollette and recalls the long standing isolation of his dissent. Today 65,000 U S troops lie dead or maimed, with most wartime hatreds faded and eight of the 56 dissenters remaining.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Canton Daily News
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Walter Locke in Havana Realm of the Road feature
Walter Locke, a colorful News writer, is in Havana to present Realm of the Road in today’s special feature. The piece showcases his travel reflections and on city life, appearing on page content for readers seeking vivid reportage.
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Walter Locke
Havana
Film Star Anita Stewart to Wed New York Banker
Anita Stewart, a film star, will marry George Peabody Converse of New York in June. She chose June for two reasons: her prior marriage began in May and failed, and her divorce from Rudolph Cameron will not be final until June.
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Chicago
Anita Stewart
George Peabody Converse
New York
Rudolph Cameron
Polite Gangsters Take Racketeer for Ride in Brooklyn
Abra ham Mastabb a known racketeer was forced into a car by two men on a Brooklyn corner and shot later in Crescent Street. He identified his attackers as jealous rivals claiming territory. He remained in critical condition at Kings County Hospital as detectives investigated.
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United Press
New York
Abraham Mustabb
Brooklyn
Abe
Mastabb
Joseph Mehlman
Crescent St
Mehrman
Kings Co Hospital
45 Mile Speed Limits Agreed By Legislature
In Columbus on April 6 a joint committee set state speed limits at 45 mph for rural areas 35 mph for residential districts and 20 mph in congested districts awaiting formal approval by both houses. The bill also requires motorists to stop for school buses receiving or discharging passengers.
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Columbus
88Th General Assembly
Congress
Assembly
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Canton Lodge Special Communication Hosts Visiting Clinton Lodge
Canton Lodge announces a special communication on Saturday April 6 at 7 p.m. Clinton Lodge of Massillon will be their guests for the M. M. degree. C. C. McKean, W. M. C. E. Norris, Sec.-Adv.
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Canton Lodge
Clinton Lodge
Massillon
C. C. McKean
W. M
C. E. Norris
Radiolas and Radiola 33 Ad Display
Radiolas highlight new Radiola 33 with price 77.50 saving on radiotrons. O F Deal at 229 Cleveland NW advertises. Dr F Rutter, jeweler, now located at 212 Marketave North for ads.
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Radiola
O. F. Deal
Cleveland
Ady
Dr. F. Rutter
Marketavy N.—Ady
Tornadoes Strike Four States Amid Widespread Destruction
Residents in Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska faced extensive damage from late yesterday tornadoes and windstorms. Eight deaths occurred in Minnesota near St Paul and Minneapolis, one in Little Rock Iowa, one in Wisconsin near Rice Lake, injuries reported in Hastings Nebraska, and several others hurt across the affected communities.
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United Press
Minnesota
Twin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Rice Lake
Little Rock
Iowa
Des Moines
Hastings
Neb
Tornado Toll Rises Across Minnesota and Wisconsin
A broad tornado swept southern Minnesota into Wisconsin last night, killing at least nine and injuring more than fifty. Dead include Andrew Hanson of North Minneapolis and John Lundgren of Forest Lake. others in Rice Lake, Reeves, and Barron areas. Injury details list Lewis Reed and Mrs John Paulson among the seriously hurt.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
Andrew Hanson
Martha Rawe
Rice Lake
Wis
Lewis Reed
John Salmon
Clayton
Douglas
Dorothy Pittman
Richard Pittman
Reeves
Lawrence Pittman
John Pittman
John Paulson
Barron
Alleged Death Plotters Slain in Leningrad Case
In Leningrad on April 6, Miss Zoe Pavlova allegedly headed a schoolmate group calling itself revolution. The organization planned murder to finance a so called right to a free life. two members Anne Jukova and Lensky were killed after refusing to go along.
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Leningrad
Zoe Pavlova
Chicago
Leopold and Loeb
Revet
Portland Driver and Akron Woman Arrested for School Zone Speeding
Frank Ramsey of Portland Oregon and Mrs J Perry of Akron were driving 55 mph through a Union town school zone Friday afternoon as children were leaving. Deputy sheriffs Heibach and Ball arrested both on speeding charges.
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Frank Ramsey
Portland
Ore
J. Perry
Akron
Uniontown
Phil Heibach
A! Ball
Destroyer Sinks Schooner A Earnest Mills in Collision
The U S Destroyer Childs sank the schooner A Earnest Mills twelve miles off Currituck North Carolina as Mills sails obscured running lights. Six survivors brought to Norfolk navy yard aboard Coughland with three missing including Captain Chaney and First Mate Carver. A novel court of inquiry to determine official cause.
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Norfolk
U. S
Childs
A. Earnest Mills
Currituck
N. C
Coughland
Navy Yard
Mills
A. C. Chaney
East Kingham
N. H
George Barnes
Portsmouth
Paul Ferguson
William Carver
Canada files ship protest over high seas searches
Washington April 6 A protest will be submitted to the state department by Canadian Minister Massey over U S attempts to extend prohibition to the high seas The Canadian government questions the right to pursue and sink vessels beyond treaty limits while agreeing to the one hour search rule and suggests arbitration under the rum running treaty to resolve the dispute
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Washington
High Seas
State Department
Massey
Ing
United States
Doctor Rockwell Quack Quack Fun Begins In Canton
George Rockwell, seasoned humorist, starts a weekly feature in The Canton Daily News. He writes from a mock serious doctor angle, prescribing cures for society’s ills and human ills alike with original, unverifiable quackery.
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George Rockwell
Doctor Rockwell
Quack
Canton Daily News
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Dial
Ariz
War Departments
Fausto Topete
Sues Star
Europe
Lydia Lindgren
Julia Claussen
Claussen
Lindgren
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Miss Pavlova
Miss Jukova
Lensky
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