Charges Fly Over Canton Water Softener Debate
Canton city officials traded barbs over the water softening plant as E J Hopkins and Karl A Bauer clashed following a Marion plant visit. Hopkins called Bauer’s Sunday statement a surprise and said data must guide citizens’ view on the project. The dispute marks a third spat among officials in a week.
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W. J. Moyer
Canton
E. J. Hopkins
Council Water Committee
Karl A. Bauer
Hopkins-Bauer
James Seclcombe
Lof
Robert O. Mesnar
Bauer
Develop
Hopkins
Marion
Court Denies Sinclair Plea In Contempt Case
Washington April 22 United Press reports the Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the Sinclair contempt case. A three month jail term plus a 3500 fine will begin May 5 in the District of Columbia jail. Possible escapes left are White House pardon or sentence suspension by the original judge.
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Washington
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Supreme Court
Sinclair
Othe High Tribunal
District of Columbia
White House
Musso Sentenced for Murder at Edgefield Coal Mine
Sheriff Ed Gibson and Deputy Al Ball escorted Peter Musso to the penitentiary Monday to begin a life term for the Feb 22 murder of Alexander Miller at the Edgefield Coal Co. mine near Waco. Musso was found guilty of murder in the first degree but mercy recommended a life sentence.
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Ed Gibson
al Ball
Peter Musso
Alexander Miller
Edgefield Coal
Masonic Meeting Notice at Lathrop No 676
The notice invites members to a Masonic meeting on Tuesday April 23. Speaker C R. George Mast is listed as secretary.
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Ames Mahitsen
W.M “Ady
Lathrop
Angst
C. R . George Mast
Mellon Funds Bulletins Under Prohibition Scrutiny
In Boston on April 22 a letter from Will Rogers mockingly praises Mellon as treasurer while noting his limited time. He cites Mullin’s statement declaring no ties to corporations and claims he once owned stock in Overholts distilleries, which was closed before Prohibition.
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Will Rogers
Boston
Mellon
Congress
Senate
Weather Department
Tornado series claims twenty lives across four states
A weekend outbreak of freak tornadoes and storms swept from Texas to Mississippi, killing twenty and injuring over one hundred. Flooding from breaks in the Fabius River delta inundated 4,000 acres of prime farmland while the rising Mississippi River levee threatened Quincy Illinois.
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Kansas City
Texas
Mississippi
Canton
Quincy
Ill
Man Found Dead, Then Detained for Intoxication
H. E. Martin arrived at B. Morrell’s Harrisburg Road home at 5 on Monday morning claiming he had frozen to death but fell unconscious at the doorstep. Deputy Sheriff Dieterick found him drunk and jailed him for intoxication.
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H. E. Martin
B. Morrell
Harrisburg
Dieterick
Martin
State dry man may be freed
E C McGaw of Toledo state dry agent may be liberated on bond after being arrested in Mansfield for the shooting of Frank Pelligi proprietor of a soft drink business. Pelligi was shot during a raid by McGaw and other agents when a bottle of liquor allegedly bought from Pelligi was shown and a struggle followed. Pelligi was said to have tried to knock the bottle from McGaw and the agent fired. Pelligi expected to recover. Public feeling fluctuated but quieted.
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Mansfield
E. C McGaw
Toledo
Columbus
Frank Pelligi
Pellegi
McGaw
Loose barrage on Bender plan
Cleveland reads a scathing Ohio Farmer critique of Sen George H Bender's constitutional reapportionment amendment alleging it would deprive 68 rural counties of fair representation in the Ohio General Assembly The senator planned three addresses within 24 hours including talks in Cleveland Barberton and the east end Exchange Club venue The ad notes a dry cleaning offer as filler.
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Ohio Farmer
Ohio
George H. Bender
Cooperative Club
Barberton
East End Exchange Club
Debenture Plan Gets Senate OK
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted eight to six to retain the debenture plan of farm relief in its bill despite President Hoover’s objections. The panel, after executive session, announced it would report the measure to the full Senate tomorrow, with voting splits across party lines and including multiple named senators.
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Norbeck
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Heflin
Ala
Thomas
Okla
Wheeler, Mont
Caraway
Ark
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minn
Hardy to Rest Case This Week in Impeachment Trial
Sacramento report states Defense for Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy will rest by Wednesday night after the judge testifies in his own defense. Rex Hardy confirms the jurist will deny giving legal advice to Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother. The charges allege obstructing grand jury justice, hiring attorneys and press agents, accepting a 2500 dollar check from Angelus Temple, and intimidating a Santa Barbara newspaper man Wallace Moore.
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Cal
Carlos S. Hardy
Rex Hardy
Hardy
Assembly Board
Aimee Semple McPherson
Mrs. McPherson
Angelus Temple
Wallace Moore
Santa Barbara
Pastor Held In Embezzlement Case In Eaton
Rev. Charles Steepleton former pastor of the Church of the Nazarene Bradford Pa was held here on a Bradford charge of embezzling 2900 of church funds Extradition is being sought with arraignment set for tomorrow after a warrant sworn by trustee R B Simon.
Rebels Dig In to Fage Attack at Masiaca
Mexican rebels entrench at Masiaca Sonora 25 miles north of San Blas as Minister of War Calles plans a federal advance from Don on the Sinaloa border. Rail repairs rush to move troops. Navojoa abandoned signaling a decisive stand. Rebel cavalry at San Antonio and surrender orders issued to Governor Gonzales in Naco Ariz.
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Sonora
San Blas
Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
Don
Sinaloa-Sonora
Navojoa
San Antonio
Francisco Urbalejo
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Francisco Manzo
Bernal
Naco
Ariz
Lucas Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Six planes search desert for missing flyer after crash
In Sydney Australia on April 22 six planes hunted for Keith Anderson and the missing Kookaburra crewman Robert Hitchcock after their plane was found with one body beneath its wings. Pilot Brain reported seeing the wreck but could not land to confirm identity. Anderson and Hitchcock disappeared April 10 while aiding the search for the Southern Cross.
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S. W
Keith Anderson
Alice Springs
Kookaburra
Southern Cross
Col. Maybach’s Wife Dies in Providence Home
Mrs Myra Maybach 40 wife of Col Alfred A Maybach a Tuscarawas native died at her mother's Providence Rhode Island home after returning from the Philippine Islands Cal Maybach and their son remain stationed at Fort Mills Manila
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Myra Maybach
Col
Alfred A. Maybach
Tuscarawasco
Providence
R. L
Philippine Island
Cal. Maybach
Fort Mills
Manila
Hoover urges papers to back enforcement
President Hoover appealed to the nation’s press to back strict law enforcement and boost public conscience on crime. He said only 8 percent of felonies last year resulted from prohibition. enforcement is essential to upholding law and sustaining institutions. He warned that law rigidity without support would threaten repeal dignity and urged officials and citizens to uphold enforcement duties.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
New York
Hoover
White House
Benes Cleared in Libel Suit in Prague Trial
Dr Eduard Benes foreign minister of Czecho Slovakia was found not guilty of libel after a brief trial. Hlavacek had sued over a newspaper article in which Benes said opponents’ accusations were perfidious lies. Benes said he spoke generally and the court promptly absolved him.
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Eduard Benes
Benes
Republic
M. Hlavacek
National Democratic Party
Hlavacek
Ohio Club Women Gather for State Convention
More than 2,000 club women from across Ohio converge in Dayton for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention opening tonight. Attending are Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of Charles Lindbergh, and notable figures Lady Mary Heath, Amelia Earhart, Edith Norse Rogers, Major Reed Landis, Ennis Whitehead, and Muir Fairchild, all connected to aviation milestones.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lady Mary Heath
England
Capetown
Africa
Amelia Earhart
Edith Norse Rogers
Massachusetts
Major Reed Landis
Ennis Whitehead
Muir Fairchild
Grand Jury Probe in De King Case in Geneva
The Kane County grand jury convened in Geneva to probe the killing of Mrs. Lillian de King during a raid on her Aurora home. Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith, who killed de King after clubbing her husband, faces potential indictment as witnesses testify. Fairchild the dry investigator was discharged but may still face grand jury action for perjury.
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Kane Co
Lillian de King
Aurora
Roy Smith
Fairchild
de King
Justice of Peace
Charles B. Dickerson
John J. Weber
George D. Carbury
Hotel clerk James White dies in Cincinnati
James White a 64 year old hotel clerk at the Miami Hotel was found dead at his home in Cincinnati. The coroner ruled death by asphyxiation and a death by own action verdict was returned.
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James White
Miami
Osborne's Posthumous Book Suppressed By Family
The posthumous work Prisons and Politics by Thomas Mott Osborne has been withdrawn from publication, with family sources and World News Service reports saying the book attacks ex governor Whitman and includes accusations of conspiracies, perjury, and prison abuses at Sing Sing. The Vanguard Press advertised the book and stated it has been withdrawn rather than suppressed, with notices to customers to follow.
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New York
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
New York News Service
Vanguard Press, Inc
James Henle
Unidentified aviator found near Erie after plane incident
Body of an unidentified flyer, wearing a heavy blue sweater with tattooed CTM on each arm, was found ten miles east of Erie on Lake Erie's bank after reports of a burning plane plunging into the lake.
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Lake Erie
United States Ready to Concede on Armament Reductions
Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson announced Washington's willingness to make maximum concessions in land armaments and drastic naval cuts. He urged scrapping the word limitation and argued naval needs are relative to other nations. Prime support came from British delegate Lord Cushendun, who endorsed the general principles.
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United States
Hugh 8. Gibson
Hoover Administration
Gibson
Hoover
Lord Cushendun
Teachers Narrow Escape From Gunfire Near Montgomery
Two young teachers resume work at Tinlala School after a car chase that ended in gunfire with state enforcement officers. Officers face assault with intent to murder charges. Governor Graves sacks two officials while Attorney General McCall defends the action. The case hinges on whether the pursued car contained a rum runner.
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Ala
Tinlala School
Bibb Graves
Attorney General's Office
Charles McCall
McCall
J. C. Sealy
Gay Cargill
Annie Lewis
Estelle Camp
Reparations Talks In Paris See Mixed Hopes After Schacht Visit
Paris reports a tense mood as Dr. Hjalmar Schacht returns from Berlin with no new German proposal yet hints of possible concessions. Experts await plenary session to determine if negotiations can continue and avert a breakdown of the conference. Dr. Albert Voegler accompanies Schacht seeking a basis for renewed talks.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Berlin
United Press
Ajalmar Schacht
Reich Cabinet
Schacht
Albert Voegler
Conference of Experts
Artist Takes Life in Greenwich Village Home
New York April 22. Despondency over his wife's divorce was believed to have driven artist Robert Dunlop to kill himself in a Greenwich Village apartment. His body was found by his mother with an automatic pistol beside him and a powder mark indicating self-inflicted wound. Detective Devine cited the wound as suicide. Mrs Dunlop insisted the death was accidental.
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New York
Robert Dunlop
Greenwich Village
Dunlop
Stephen Devine
Canton's Daily News Classified Offers Local Help Wanted
Bits of today’s classified section advertise sales crew recruitment with steady employment. Also seeks experienced cooks and waitresses, a male and female help wanted, and notices about lost dog and room for rent in NW Canton area.
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Canton Daily News
Curtain cleaning offer for home refresh
Dial 7321 VT TTT to have curtains draperies and upholstered furnishings Miracleaned. Dial 7385 Superior Dry Cleaning Co Ady.
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Superior Dry Cleaning Co
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