Ex sweetheart of victim faces murder charge
Edward Rose a 38 year old Coshocton furniture dealer died from a gunshot wound believed fired by his former sweetheart an employee at a novelty advertising firm Police Chief Ray Duling said a murder charge would be filed against her later this evening Earl Rodd 39 a New Philadelphia businessman was questioned as a material witness and police sought a married woman whose presence is said to have sparked the shooting The involved couple longtime former lovers had frequent quarrels with threats exchanged noting Rose died after an intoxicated incident at his home and a loaded gun was discharged in his chest
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Coshocton,o
Edward Rose
Coshocton
Rose
Coshocton City Hospital
Ray Duling
Earl Rodd
New Philadelphia
Rodd
Rose House
Jou
Samuel Cohen
Secret Brewers Meeting Called for Chicago on Sept 6
Washington Aug 10 Ernest H Cherrington general secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism says a secret meeting of brewers has been called for Chicago on Sept 6 to discuss the arrival of the brewery industry Invitations have been extended by Hugh F Fox former secretary of the United States Brewers Association which was probed by the Senate in 1919 over political corruption Cherrington says the wet governor Al Smith and his platform may have inspired liquor interests to hope beer sales could be restored
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Washington
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Abolism
Chicago
Industr
Cherrington
Hugh F. Fox
New York City
United ‘Ates Brewers’ Association
United States Senate
Largest emerald diamond delivered to Webb C Ball Co
A massive emerald cut in a rectangular shape weighing nearly eight karats was locally delivered to the Webb C Ball Co in Cleveland. It stands as one of the largest emeralds ever received in Cleveland and among the largest in the United States.
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Cleveland
Webb C. Ball Co
Will Plans to See Clara Over Radio in Will Rogers Special
Santa Monica, Aug. 10. Will Rogers jokes about radio broadcasting moving pictures and Clara Bow in a photo radio drama titled You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet. He imagines old timers glued to the screen as wives call them to bed.
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Santa. Monica
Cal
Clara Bow
Will
Murder Shocks Evanston as Police Seek Clues
Murders investigation follows the beating death of Miss Jennie Constance in Evanston. A citizen committee forms and rewards totaling 2000 dollars are offered to help police. Northwestern University President Walter Dill Scott adds 1000 dollars.
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Evanston
Jennie Constance
Chicago
Constance
Northwestern University Library
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern
Miss Constance
Cumberland
Wis
Georgiana Juul
Peoria
Butler College
John Burke
Willis Wolfe
California Wins Eight-Oared Boat Classic at Sloten
America represented by the University of California took the Olympic rowing eight race from Thames Rowing Club of Great Britain. The California shell finished three-quarters of a length ahead in 6 minutes 22 seconds with crew members Marvin Stalder John Brinek Francis Frederick William Thompson William Daily James Workman Hubert Caldwell Peter Donlon as cox swain.
Locher Attends Nephew's Funeral in Bluffton
United States Sen. Cyrus Locher of Cleveland arrived in Bluffton Ohio for the funeral of his nephew Samuel Diller, 20, who died in an automobile accident near Lafayette Indiana early yesterday. Another nephew, Oliver Locher, 23, was seriously injured.
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Bluffton, O
United States
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Samuel Diller
Lafayette
Ind
Oliver Locher
Florida storm area flooded as hurricane strikes citrus belt
A tropical hurricane swept central Florida fruit belt, flooding Okeechobee City and surrounding areas. Rivers and lakes overflowed, roads became impassable, and four possible deaths were reported unconfirmed. Red Cross relief was deemed unnecessary in Palm Beach.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Okeechobee City
Lake Okeechobee
Taylor's Creek
Everglades
Great Swamp
St. Cloud
Tohopekaliga
Osceola ¢O
Lake Kissimmee
Fort Pierce
Jupiter
R. H. Hull
Palm Beach
Red Cross
R. F
Mimms
Seaboard
Indiantown
Sherman
Gulf of Mexico
West Palm Beach
Here
Loxahatchee
Kenansville
Planes Compete at Pike's Peak Air Meet Opens
More than 50 airplanes from across the United States converge on Colorado Springs for a three day Pike's Peak air meet featuring stunt flying and racing. The On to Colorado Springs Race leads to results announced today or tomorrow with Vance Breese of Detroit leading entrants at 261 points.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
West
Vance Breese
Detroit
Stork Brings Joy as Courthouse Weighs Graybill Welcome
A district judge saluted newborn Gordon W. Graybill with a courthousewide tribute. Officials gathered in Judge Agier's courtroom to honor the infant son of Assistant Prosecutor H. C. Graybill, presenting gifts from county departments. Deputy Thorn wheeled in a carriage for Graybill Jr.
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H. C. Graybill
A. W. Agiler
Stark Co
Common Pleas
Mr. Graybill
Graybill, Jr
Canton on the Upgrade
Canton’s Macomber Steel Co. expands to meet booming demand with three shifts, doubling plant capacity and setting record output from June to August. The company, formed from Canton Bridge and Massillon Steel Joist, reports orders nationwide including Newark Airport hanger work. Aviation growth will further boost demand and sustain production.
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Macomber Steel Go
Canton
Honolulu
Macomber Steel Co
Canton Bridge Co
Massillon Steel Joist Co
Macomber Company
H. W. Miller
Old
Mr. Miller
Gov Alfred E Smith to debate record with Baptist pastor
New York Aug 10 Gov Alfred E Smith Democratic candidate for president will defend his record and fitness for office in a joint debate with Dr John Roach Straton a leading Baptist clergyman. Straton formally accepted and the debate is expected to take place in Calvary Church with options for Madison Square Garden.
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Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
John Roach Straton
Brennan
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Calvary Church
Ameri
Steamer Nantasket and Fisher Boat Collide in Boston Harbor
In Boston harbor the steamer Nantasket and the two masted fisher Isabelle Parker collided. Both vessels were badly damaged and beached at Gallups Island with help from the quarantine boat Waterhouse. No loss of life or injuries were reported. The Nantasket was en route from Boston to Nantasket Beach with no passengers aboard but twenty crew members faced peril.
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Boston
Nantasket
Isabelle Parker
Boston Harbor
Gallup's Island
Waterhouse
Nantasket Beach
Pemberton
Three Men Executed in Sing Sing Chair
At Sing Sing prison three men Daniel Graham George Appel and Alexander Kalinowski were executed in the electric chair shortly before midnight. Appel joked with guards saying he would be a baked apple soon. Graham killed paymaster Judson Pratt Appel killed Lieutenant Charles Kummer and Kalinowski killed Auburn Prison keeper James Durnin.
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Ossining
N. Y
Daniel Graham
New York
George Appel
Alexander Kalinowski
Buffalo
Appel
Graham
Judson Pratt
Lieut
Charles Kummer
Queens
Kalinowski
James Durnin
Auburn Prison
Mt Vesuvius Erupts With Three Lava Streams
Mt Vesuvius shows increased activity with a new eruptive mouth forming and three streams of molten lava. Violent explosions rise from the main cone as incandescent material blasts hundreds of feet into the air.
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Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Marine aviator Liew Schilt mission aborts over air trip
Lt. Liew France Schilt and crew attempted a tri motor Fokker flight to Nicaragua to transport the Central America for marine operations. Engine trouble forced them to return after over an hour aloft, with a fresh start planned after repairs.
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Washington
Liew
France
Schilt
Nicaragua
Lieut. Schilt
Central America
Miami
Augustino Sandrino
Du Pont backs Smith for president amid prohibition debate
Pierre S. du Pont, GM board chairman, endorses Gov. Alfred E. Smith for president. He cites modification of the 18th amendment as the key issue and joins John J. Raskob in supporting Smith, signaling a party realignment on prohibition and national policy.
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New York
Pierre S. du Pont
General Motors Corporation
E. L. du Pont de Nemours Co
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Council Denies Council Contract Rumors
City council members Friday disputed rumors that a three year asphalt street contract was awarded. Councilman Karl Bauer said the council does not specify construction materials and that this is handled by the city board of control during improvement contracts.
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Karl Bauer
City Board of Control
Council
Service Department
Lightning Kill Boy Five Hurt In Train Wreck
A deadly storm in Stark County caused a railroad train wreck near Sebring. One boy, William Herman, 15, was killed by lightning as he herded cattle. W. C. Belding and Ohio railroad workers were injured by downed wires. Thirty passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt. Hartville celery swamps flooded again as rain damaged crops and buildings.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Stark Co
Canton
Alliance
William Herman
Sebring
W. C. Belding
Louisville
Stark Electric
W.A. Glasser
New Castle
J. C. Jenkins
Glasser
Mollie Moore
Youngstown
E. J. Phelan
Herman
John Herman
Hartville Celery
Police close in on slayer of Philip Corry in Cleveland
Police traced the slayer of Philip Corry, a gambler and drug racketeer, to an likely suspect pair. Corry was shot near Haltworth Billiard Parlor over a $35 debt, with the suspect’s wife held as the alleged driver. He had previous narcotics conviction and warned of danger a day earlier.
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Cleveland
Philip
Funnyface) Corry
Iis
Corry
Haltworth Billard
Ten Killed in Indies Volcano Disaster
Amsterdam dispatch reports ten people killed and many wounded in three Flores villages after the Paloweh Island eruption. Five commercial vessels were driven ashore by a subsequent tidal wave. crews were saved as Paloweh Volcano continues smoke emission. Previous dispatches cited 1,000 dead and 600 injured from six villages destroyed on Paloeweh Island.
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Amsterdam
Flores Island
Dutch East Indies
Paloweh Island
Batavia
Kokatinda
Paloeweh Island
Ads Prove Useful for Securing Vacant Property Renters
The Canton Daily News classifieds show results with ads for vacant property. Mrs Foster of 1708 29th St sought a modern name and soon a tenant was found. readers are urged to call 7521 and ask for an ad-taker to place listings.
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Foster
29Th St Uw
Kat
Cantonaly
Canton Gary News
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