Detroit Council Set to Delay Annexation Vote Monday
A proposed resolution to hold in abeyance the annexation plan will be introduced by Councilman Thomas J. Priest at the Monday night meeting. The measure questions expanding into Reedurban Edgefield Waco Avondale and The Maples amid questions of city finances and timing.
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Thomas J. Priest
Reedurban
Edgefield
Waco
Avondale
the Maples
Priest
John Burkhardt
Three shot in prison break at Folsom State Prison
At Folsom State Prison California on April 7 three inmates Harry Stewart Edward D Marker and W H Tinkerpaugh all lifers for robbery attempted a break. Guards fired seventeen shots with six or seven hitting. Stewart died immediately Baker died forty minutes later and Tinkerpaugh was near death. Regular Sunday baseball game continued.
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Cal
Harry Stewart
Edward D Marker
W. H. Tinkerpaugh
Rifles of Guards
Walla
Stewart
Baker
Tinkerpaugh
Ruth Hanna appeals to voters in Illinois race
Letter from Santa Monica lauds Ruth Hanna as a capable politician and potential first woman elected to the Senate. The writer argues women should influence national policy, praising her for not dwelling on “the womans angle” and stating she would bring fresh energy despite being young.
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Cal
Apri
Ruth Hanna
Illinois
Ruth
Senate
Will Rogers Masonic Lodge Notice
Special communication of Canton Lodge Monday April 7 at 7 PM in M M degree. George Role W M C Norris secretary.
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Will Rogers
Canton Lodge
George Role
W. M. C . Norris
Leaps From Bridge In Hudson Fatal Mystery
On the Peekskill Bear Mountain Bridge a man named Gifford Kellogg leaped into the Hudson in full view of onlookers after his car blocked traffic. Kellogg, son of Royal Kellogg, a wealthy pulp and paper magnate, disappeared into the waters 156 feet below as many motorists watched in anger and confusion.
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Peekskill Bear Mountain
Hudson
Gifford Kellogg
Royal 8
Van Lear Black Flight to Tokyo Ends at Noon Auction Notice
Tokyo dispatch reports Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black completed his England to Tokyo flight at noon today. An auction sale is planned for Saturday at 1 PM. Cummins Storage Co. advertisement.
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Japan
England
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Baltimore
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Cummins Storage Co
Grimes to File Divorce Appeal
Burleigh Grimes, star pitcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates, plans to appeal a denial of divorce to the Ohio Court of Appeals. His attorney Father J. Drakenbrod said the petition was dismissed by the common pleas court, and the appeal will be filed within a month. Grimes has vanished from public view as his wife Florence Ruth Grimes returns to their Minerva home, with possibilities of Pittsburg or Owen, Wisconsin, as his destination.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
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Florence Ruth Grimes
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Drakenbrod
Minerva
Drukenbrod
Pittsbrugh
Owen
Wis
Girl Hurt as Nine Drivers Held by Traffic Police
A child, Elsie Riolfi six, suffered minor bruises and a lip cut after running in front of a car driven by Dr. F Stires in the 1500 block of Sherrick road SE. Nine drivers were arrested for reckless operation: C H De Roche, Allen King, Ralph Gray, Andrew Weller, L T Jones, R Holmes, Roy Hoey, David Brunn, and Lewis Straight. The girl was treated at Little Flower Hospital.
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Sherrick Rd SE
F. Stires
Akron
Little Flower Hospital
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McKinley
Allen King
Young
Ralph Gray
Alliance
Andrew Weller
Nelson
L. T Jones
Orrville
R. Holmes
Fawcett
Roy Hoey
Greentown
David Brunn
Rex Ay
Lewis Straight
Banker William P. G. Harding Dies at 66 in Boston
William P. G. Harding, 66, governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and former Federal Reserve Board governor, died of heart disease at his Algonquin Club home in Boston early today.
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Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Algonquin Club
Plane crash kills three at Hays Airport in Kansas
A plane failed to recover from a tail spin and crashed at Hays Airport late yesterday killing pilot Leslie Marshall who had eight months of flight time and two passengers Orville Herbert, 20, and Melvin Ridgeway, 20, both of Fillis, Kansas. The aircraft burned after the crash during a pleasure trip.
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Kas
Leslie Marshall
Orville Herbert
Melvin Ridgeway
Fillis
Easter Hat Free Draw for Ladies
Tomorrow The News will publish a sketch of a woman’s head without a hat. Draw or color a stylish bonnet on the printed head and mail your design to The News Hat Editor for a chance to win one of three prizes.
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Adies
News Watch
Gladys Pyle’s Candidacy Sets Stage for South Dakota Governor Bid
Gladys Pyle 29, a single former schoolteacher turned politician, enters the Republican governor race in South Dakota. She has previously broken barriers as the state’s first woman legislator and first woman secretary of state, winning reelection after two terms.
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South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Gladys
Friendly West
Miss Pyle
Beadleeo
Secretary of State
Payroll clashes over police officers amid payroll approval
The city civil service commission, led by Secretary Carl F. Klein, prepares to approve the last two weeks of March police payroll except for 12 uncertified officers. City Treasurer Homer H. Hill will handle payment while Safety Director George F. Schoner reviews additional names to remove. The ouster case from Judge Lyon cites improper placement of several officers including Charles J. King and John A. McDonald. City Solicitor Russell H. Mack will be consulted on payroll legality and on C Frank Sherrard’s service on the commission.
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City Civil Service Commission
Homer H. Hill
George F. Schoner
Edgar Woolslayer
C. C. Hinkie
William Christ
Waldo Block
E. C. Mansfield
James Clark
P. E. McWilliams
James Calhoun
Klein
Clem H. Bennett
Russell J. Ecker
Howard C. Mahon
Lyon
Youngstown
Russell H. Mack
C. Frank Sherrard
D. Webster Harter
Auditor VanDorsten Responds to Suit Over Pay
Auditor A A VanDorsten appeared in court to answer Charles A Fromm’s suit seeking three months of county pay. The case is set for argument April 21 before Judge Charles Krichbaum. VanDorsten has refused salary since his bribery conviction.
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Charles A. Fromm
Charles Krichbaum
van Dorsten
Fromm
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Mayor's Aid Is Victim of Bomb Blast
Attorney David Alexander, assistant corporation counsel in Mayor William Hale Thompson's first administration, was injured when his apartment home was bombed early today. His wife and three sons on the first floor, plus three brothers in law on the second floor, were shaken. two young men fled in a car seen by Renald Stern arriving home. The motive remains unclear.
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Renald Stern
Winter Returns to City Amid Snow and Rain
Miss Spring met Winter on a Sunday night bringing snow and a 31 degree drop Monday morning. A late afternoon thunderstorm dumped three quarters of an inch of rain while balmy days returned and leaves sprouted after the rain. Forecasters predict fair and warmer weather ahead.
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Miss Spring
Canton
Construction outlook grows with $11 billion 1930 spend
Government economists raise 1930 building and maintenance estimates to 11 billion dollars with Public and private construction seen expanding. Assistant Secretary Klein cites March contracts up 45 percent from February and close to March 1920 levels, signaling stronger activity despite earnings doubts.
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Hoover
Klein
Ita
Tourist Brannon Missing After River Fall in Strasbourg
Herbert F. Brannon, 39, a Chicago resident and tourist, was reported missing today after authorities said he answered to the description of a man who fell into the river in Strasbourg during a visit to the city.
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France
Herbert F. Brannon
Chicago
Fox Sells Control Ends Theater Fight
New York April 7 Samuel Untermyer announced that Fox has sold his controlling interest in Fox film and theater enterprises to a syndicate led by Harvey L Clarke ending months of litigation. Fox remains as chairman of the advisory board for five years and will continue involvement with the companies. A refinancing plan with Bancamerica Blair and Hals ey Stuart & Co was negotiated.
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General Theaters Equipment Co
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Halsey, Stuart & Co
Steel battle rages over Youngstown Sheet merger plan
In Youngstown on April 7 Cyrus S. Eaton led legal and strategic moves to block the merger of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. with Bethlehem Steel. He pursued injunctions in Cleveland and sought to force a stockholders meeting to ratify or reject the deal, while Campbell of Sheet & Tube predicted ratification. The dispute centers on control of 1,185,600 shares with Eaton aiming to deny approval and Campbell arguing the merger will be ratified.
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Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Eaton
Sheet & Tube
Republic Steel
Arthur J. Taylor
Flyrna
Taylor
Bethlehem
R. B. Shover
Pittsburgh
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Dollar Bank
Federal District Court of Appeals
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Giants
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Eugene G. Grace
McSweeney Endorsed by Wayne County Democrats
Wayne County Democratic Committee endorses Joan McSweeney of Wooster for senator and William R. Them of Canton for congress. McSweeney, opposing Roscoe McCulloch, and Thom, backed by Stark County, stressed prosperity in a brief address to the committee.
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Willem H. Them
Wayne Co
Democratic Committee
Wayne County
Joan Me. Sweeney
Wooeter
William R. Them
Canton
McSweeney
Roscoe McCulloch
Wee
Senate
Theodore K. Bureton
Thom
B. McClintock
Classified Finds Offer Dresses Stools Fridge at Canton Daily News
Classified column promotes children garments and home goods including dresses stools and a refrigerator for sale at the Canton Daily News listing. Readers are invited to turn to today’s classified section for more offers from the department.
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Canton Daily News
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