Buses Halted by injunction over Canton routes
Judge Ed win W Diehl enjoined operation of Canton Massillon and Canton North Canton bus lines on petition by Northern Ohio Traction Light Co. Capri and others face limits to five Canton Wooster buses. 41 Canton Massillon cars halted. Temporary order holds until final hearing. Amerman Mills represent traction firm.
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Canton
North Canton
Massillon
Edwin W. Diehl
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton-Massillon
F. Capri
Canton-Wooster
Wiraction Company
Publc Utilities Commission
Wooster
Canton-North Canton
Vitamin Turk
Traction Company
Canton-Akron Trackless Coach Co
Capri
Amerman & Mills
Pastor Welshimer defends testimony in Turner Bouklius case
Rev P H Welshimer of First Christian church issues a public statement denying misrepresentation of his testimony at the Turner Bouklius hearing. He accuses politicians of exploiting the incident for a mayoral primary, says his view favored a suspended sentence if witnesses told the truth and helped convict bribery, and would testify the same again despite critics.
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P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Harry Turner
Harry Bouklius
Welshimer
Fasnaught
Turner
Bouklius
Ed Curtis
Poison attempt by Brownings adopted daughter at Kew Gardens Inn
Mary Louise Spas, adopted daughter of Edward W. Browning, tried to kill herself in her Kew Gardens Inn suite, after consuming poison. Foster father Browning stopped her with a bottle of iodine, a stomach pump saved her, and she awoke to remorse. Dr. Louis treated her. a watchful companion was engaged.
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New York
Aug
Mary Louise Spas
Edward W. Browning
Kew Gardens Inn
William S. Louis
Richmond Hill
Virginia Martin
Louis
Browning
Four Die as Train Hits Auto at Gowanda Crossing
Four persons were killed and one injured at a grade crossing in Gowanda New York at noon today when a train struck the auto in which they rode. The dead are Henry Ruther Elmer Gibbons Fenton Waite and Clair Locke all of New York state. The injured is William Merow who was taken to hospital in Gowanda.
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Gowanda
N. Y
Henry Ruther
Otto
Elmer Gibbons
Fenton Waite
Cattaraugus
Clair Locke
William Merow
Lynching of Walter Mitchell Shocks Excelsior Springs
In Excelsior Springs Missouri a mob lynched Walter Mitchell a black laborer accused of attacking Miss Maude Holt 19 daughter of a wealthy farmer. The town faced flight of residents and limited inquiry as Acting Mayor John King said prosecutions depend on the prosecuting attorney.
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Excelsior Springs
Walter Mitchell
Maude Holt
John King
Excelior Springs
Regio District
Liquid Notes Played on Harp in Columbus
Joseph Brennan, proprietor of a Columbus music store, owned a mechanical harp described as having capacious innards. The dry squad found seven half pints of liquor hidden inside the instrument. A court levy of $1,000 was paid in cash, and the harp is now silent.
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Columbus
Joseph Brennan
Joe
One Killed One Dying In Crash Near Columbus
An auto accident on the Newark road near Columbus left John Nistelbeck dead at 26 and Mary H. Cashdollar critically injured at 22 who died later at Grant hospital. Mildred Saunders widow and Walter Geiger, 22, were also injured when the car driven by Nistelbeck skidded and overturned while attempting to pass another vehicle.
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Columbus
Mary H. Cashdollar
Ironton
Grant Hospital
Here
John Nistelbeck
Mildred Saunders
Walter Geiger
Newark
Nistelbeck
John T. Graves Dies at Capital
Washington reports the death of Col. John Temple Graves, veteran editor, orator, and publicist, who had been in failing health for several days. His career spanned journalism, public speaking, and political commentary. His passing marks the loss of a prominent literary and political figure.
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Washington
John Temple Graves
Complications in Morton Case Cleared Up
James Big Jim Morton, held for a Detroit bank messenger robbery, will be arraigned in Detroit Monday after officials confirmed no disappearance of a key witness. Ohio Governor Donahue demanded Morton's return to the Ohio penitentiary on clemency orders amid prior concerns of witness unavailability and potential conviction issues.
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Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
James
Big Jim
Morton
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
P. E. Thomas
Donahey
Ohio Penitentiary
Board of Clemency
Three Canton Autoists Lose Right to Drive
Three Canton motorists charged with driving while intoxicated lost their driving privileges for periods from 30 to 90 days. Philip Simone received the heaviest sentence, $100 fine, 60 days in the work house suspended on condition he does not drive for 90 days. John Arrones fined $25, no driving for 60 days. John Diabold sentenced to 80 days in the workhouse suspended on condition he does not drive for 30 days. Other motorists faced reckless driving and speeding charges, with four auto drivers fined for speeding. Three alleged speeders pleaded not guilty and had cases continued.
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Canton
Philip Simone
Vine Av
John Arrones
Garfield Ay
John Diabold
5Th St NE
T. Voroshilsky
Marion Av
John A. Stork
J. A. Stope
Arthur Martin
Cleveland
Lewis Raven
Harold Bracy
Smith
Paul Williams
Market
M. M. Moore
Gamble Children Awarded To Paternal Grandparents
Judge Agler chose the Gamble grandparents to care for Howard Herman and Helen after the father killed the mother and himself in California. The Gambles of Waynesburg will take the children to a farm near Canton, while the Bland family returns to Indianapolis. The ruling cited the Gambles’ stronger financial situation and equal claims by both families.
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Waynesburg
California
Lewis Gamble
Ohio
Canton
Helen
Herman
Howard
Indianapolis
Agler
Gamble
Injunction Sought to Halt Hartville School Plan
Cloyd O Brumbaugh and Charles J Kinsley petition Lake to Township voters and taxpayers seek a restraining order against the Lake to Board of Education. They argue bonds totaling 135000 were sold for new schools, slated for Hartville, leaving seven subdistricts underfunded. They claim site costs of 10000 and location choices favor Hartville, alleging arbitrary discrimination and a breach of duty to the township. Title attorneys Amerman and Mills represent petitioners.
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Cloyd O. Brumbaugh
Charles J. Kinsley
Lake To
Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Hartville
Life saved in daring interstate ambulance run
Carmey Petey a four year old from Hanley West Virginia owed his life to a Charleston chauffeur and a Cincinnati taxi firm after swallowing a bean that lodged in his lung. Doctors in Cincinnati removed the obstruction in a 19 minute operation performed by Dr Merrick F McCarthy. The child later developed a mild bronchial pneumonia but is not considered seriously ill. The unnamed chauffeur drove 238 miles in nine hours despite delays for speeding and tire trouble.
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Cincinnati
Carmey Petey
Hanley
W. Va
Charleston
Merrick F. McCarthy
Bombs Terrorize Gotham Families in East 13th Street
A bombing in New York City injured Joseph Bigiga, 42, and sent 34 families fleeing their homes as two stores on East 13th Street were wrecked. Windows shattered, partitions destroyed, and doors ripped from hinges marked the blast, believed linked to a Black Hand plot.
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New York
East 13Th
Joseph Bigiga
Why He Wants To Be Mayor Candidate Swartz outlines plan for Canton growth
M S Swarts Democratic candidate for Canton mayor argues the post offers opportunity to steer industrial growth and civic development. He cites his steel industry background, military service, and commitment to sane spending, moral and economic conditions, and Canton labor employed at fair wages. Swartz seeks the Democratic nomination.
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Shreve High School
Canton
Canton Steel Foundry Co
M. Swarts
Swarts
Wayneco
Shreve
Service
Tt Am
Swartz
Tremors Reported Across California and Nearby Areas
Earth tremors of light intensity were felt today in San Francisco San Diego and Los Angeles according to reports to Santa Fe railway officials Mild tremors were noted at San Jacinto and Hemet with no damage reported and no injuries indicated in the dispatches
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sandiego
Santa Fe Railway
San Jacinto
Hemet
Klan Conclave Draws Northern Ohio West Virginia Members
Ku Klux Klan members from Northern Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia gathered in Canton for a Saturday conclave at the fair grounds. A 7 30 p m parade was planned with an estimated 69000 marchers. The program included speeches initiation fireworks and other entertainment for members and interested nonmembers. The parade route runs from the fair grounds east on Tuscarawas Street West to Cleveland Avenue south to 6th Street SW east to Market Avenue South north to 8th Street NW west to 6th Street Cleveland Avenue and back to the fair grounds.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Canton
Fair Grounds
Tusecarawas St
Cleveland Av
6Th St
Market
Market Av
8Th St
Tuscarawas St
Falr
Wife Dead Man Sues To Escape Alimony Payment
Philip Ball of near Alliance filed in common pleas court Saturday to enjoin alimony collection by his deceased wife’s estate. The wife had a $3000 allowance. after her death her administrator began collection. Ball contends the decree was obtained on false testimony and seeks injunction and vacation of the decree. Attorney: K L Koburn.
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Common Pleas
Philip Ball
Ball
K. L. Koburn
One Way Street at the Alhambra Theater ends Canton
The Alhambra Theater screens One Way Street featuring Ben Lyons and Anna Nilsson. A rejuvenated opera singer seeks to reclaim prestige in this unusual moving picture. Also note a daily guest listing in Canton and a Royal Crest coffee giveaway at the Arcade Market.
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Alhambra Theater
Ben Lyons
Anna Nilsson
Canton
Winteler Bros
Royal Crest
Arecia Siate
Maret
Bankers urged to halt loans to debtor nations
American government steps up pressure to constrain international lending as Belgium and France move toward debt settlement talks. Ambassadors Phillips and Herrick advise the debt funding commission, aiming to secure offers in December and rally Italy and others behind a proposed settlement.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Swampscott
America
New York
Geome
Harding- Hughes
Department of State
Department
United States
Washington
Cookive
Kellogg
Hughes
Congress
William Phillips
Belgium
Myron T. Herrick
France
American Debt Funding Commission
Italy
Railway cleared of blame in crash near Hackettstown
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad blameless for the June 18 derailment near Hackettstown New Jersey. Forty five passengers died along with five railroad employees and twenty three passengers were injured, many Chicago Germans en route to New York to sail for Germany.
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Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hackettstown
N. J
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
New York
Germany
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John T. Graves
Michi
Gan
J. W. Fisher
Mires
C.fr. Schwarty
Hartville School
Gotham
S. M. Swarts
M. Swartz
Frisco
San Diego
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