Envoy Reveals US Views on Security Pact
Tandon Aug 18 The cabinet backed Briand Chamberlain talks yet focus falls on US role in the security pact. Despite denials Houghton’s unofficial dinners fuel belief he told Briand the US favored a mutual bilateral pact. He reportedly said Germany should receive aid if attacked as France would.
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Tandon
Briand-Chamberlal
Germany
United States
Houghton
Briand
Frante
Three Hurt In Motor Mishaps Last Night
Four accidents were reported to police with Wilbur Trout 29 hospitalized for a leg and thigh fracture and severe head injuries after his motorcycle sideswiped a car driven by Marie Solenthalen. Anna Roman 17 was only slightly hurt stepping from a car driven by Russell Tuzioc. Richard Rohn 11 was uninjured aside from scraps after a bicycle collision with a car driven by K R Stuart. Minor damages and no injuries were reported in the remaining incidents on 18th Street NW Gerard and Tuscarawas E Fulton Road and 12th and Cherry.
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Aultman Hospital
Wilbur Trout
Marie Solenthalen
Greenfield
Trout
Navarre Rd
Perry
Anna Roman
16Th St SE
Russell Tuzioc
Allen SE
Richard McKinter
Richard Rohn
17Th St AW
K. R. Stuart
Stuart
G. W. Fulston
Mre
W. E. Taylor
Gerard and
Tuscarawas
Willam Hamilton
Fulton Rd
Ward Young
Fulton Ia
12Th
Cherry
Why Florida and Canton Why the Rainbow Ends There
A Canton resident boasts prosperity from local business and prudent saving as evidence Canton offers opportunity and a healthier home life compared with moving south to Florida. The ad extols home ownership, job retention, and personal finances, urging residents to invest locally rather than chase distant gains.
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Canton
Florida
Saint Christiana’s Bones Gift to Cleveland Diocese
Bishop Joseph Schrembs returns from Rome with the martyred Saint Christiana’s body, a gift from Pope Pius XI. The relics will be housed in St John’s Cathedral Cleveland, where bones and a vial of blood traceable to catacombs will be viewed. The Pope notes the diocese’s work on a catacomb museum and archeology school, aided by Akron’s John Byler (Byrider) donation of $35,000. Byrider is named a Knight of St. Gregory.
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New York
Pius XI
Cleveland
Joseph Schremba
Rome
Schrembse
St. John’s Cathedral
St. Pontianus
St. Christiana
School of Arch
When Brother Meets Brother at the Coun try club
Charles Brandon Booth told a Rotary Lions joint luncheon that America faces a coming spiritual awakening as business people shift from profit to service. He cited 75 percent of crime by under 25s and 3,000,000 youths with no religious education, attributing 85 percent of delinquencies to failing American homes.
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Charles Brandon Booth
Rotary
Lions’ Clubs
Country Club
America
Booth
Grocers Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Minerva Park
One of the largest crowds attended the Canton Grocers association annual picnic at Minerva park. Numerous contests and prizes were awarded by wholesalers. The grocers’ baseball team defeated the butchers’ nine 8 to 7.
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Canton Grocery Association
Minerva Park
Butchers
Auto damages after passing car on Canton Massillon road
Massillon August 13. An automobile owned by Pete Reichel of 312 Woodland Avenue was struck by a truck Wednesday afternoon as both vehicles attempted to pass a car parked along the north side of the Canton Massillon road. The right fender and running board were seriously damaged.
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Massillon
Pete Reichel
Woodland Av
Canton-Massillon Rd
Reichel
Automobiles Collision Reported in Massillon Intersection
R E Horst told police his car struck a machine with plate 99 276 at the Charles and South Ernests intersection Wednesday. Both vehicles suffered fender damage as the machine tried to turn in front of Horst, according to the police report.
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Massillon
Horst
Lcense
Charles and
South Ernests
Tire Stolen From Car In Massillon Area
R. V. Barnett of near Navarre reported to police the theft of a tire and tube from his automobile parked on North Hill Wednesday evening. He estimated the stolen property value at 14 dollars.
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Massillon
R. V. Barnett
Navarre
North Hill
Barnett
Reader Bargains and Special Notices In Friday Daily News
Saturday's Marketing catalog previews the Friday issue with a special My Reader Bargains column. Leading merchants list market bargains and notices including fraternal announcements and other items of special importance.
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Daily News
Youth Victim at Grade Crossing Near Columbiana
OARVILLE Aug 18 Joseph Russell son of Mr and Mrs R L Russell Columbiana employed by American Express Co driver of one of their trucks was probably fatally injured when the truck was struck and demolished by a switch engine at the Wheel ing and Lake Erie tracks grade crossing Russell suffered broken right leg and arm and head injuries
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Oarville
Joseph Russell
R. L. Russell
Columbiana
American Express Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Russell
Bailey to Speak at Redpath Chautauqua Program
Elwood T. Bailey director of the personnel bureau of the Southern bank of San Diego will substitute for Charles H. Brough in Sunday evenings Redpath Chautauqua at Massillon. He will discuss the "Challenge of Life." The lineup includes Ruth Bryan Owen and Martha Scott with various topics and entertainments.
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Daily News
Clay Street
Massillon
Elwood T. Bailey
Southern Bank of San Diego
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Hailey
Ruth Bryan Owen
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Martha Scott
Jess Pugh
Charles W. Cookston
Cookston
Ohio
J. G. McMurty
Edward A. Marshall
Hugh Fuller
Auto Hits Boy In Massillon District Crash
Chester Wolforth of Canton reports his automobile struck Frank Burch of Avon Apartments on East Main Street at Wales Road intersection Wednesday evening at 10 15. The bicycle rider was knocked to the curb but unharmed, and the boy had been riding without a light.
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Massillon
Chester Wolforth
Canton
Frank Burch
Avon Apartments
East Mainst
Wales Road
Traffic court fines salesman for reckless driving display
Judge Bowman sentenced auto salesman Frank Biandy to 26 dollars and costs plus 10 days in the workhouse, suspended if he avoids driving for 30 days. He was convicted for speeding and failing to keep eyes on the road after a collision at Market and Ninth, a noted dangerous corner, amid Canton safety efforts led by police and the automobile club.
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Bowman
Frank Biandy
Canton
Biondy
Canton Automobile Club
Market
9Th St
Blondy
Superior Steel Men to Picnic at Cedar Point
Employes and families of the Superior Sheet Steel Co will travel by special Pennsylvania Railroad train to Cedar Point Saturday for the annual picnic. Between 700 and 800 will attend. The plant will be closed for the day with a full outing program of sporting contests and stunts.
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Superior Sheet Steel Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cedar Point
Boy Injured When Car Knocks Lad Down Near Bridgeport
Massillon police report R H Grandstaff of near Massillon struck a boy while driving north on the Massillon Canal Fulton road near Bridgeport at about 8 am on Wednesday. He took the injured lad to the hospital for treatment and then home to North Grant street. Hospital attendants said the boy had only a slight bruise and was otherwise uninjured.
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Massilton
R. H. Grandstaff
Massillon
Massillon Canal
Fulton Road
Bridgeport
Grant St
Herbert Smith Taken by Death
Herbert C. Smith 63 grocer died at home 713 Michael pl sw after long illness. He lived in Canton 30 years and ran a corner grocery. He belonged to several fraternal orders and was active in lodge work. Survived by his widow Margaret and six children, plus father, sisters, brother and two grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 Saturday at Maughiman Parlors. Interment Westlawn cemetery.
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Herbert C. Smith
Michael Pl
Smith
Canton
Hikhavana Michaels Plan
Herbert Smith
Maybel Letcher
Portland
Ore
Gladys Moore
Detroit
Leroy Smith
Clark’s Lake
Mich
Maughiman
J. L. Herron
Westlawn Cemetery
Funeral today for Henry Scherer at New Bedford church
Henry Scherer dies Tuesday at home 114 Buckeye pl SW. Funeral services held at his sister Mrs. Charles Klotz home in New Bedford Ohio Friday at 1 80 PM and at the German Reformed Church in New Bedford at 2. Burial in church cemetery. Body at E Jay Welch funeral home until Friday morning.
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Henry Scherer
Buckeye Pl
Charles Klotz
New Bedford
E. Jay Welch
Legion to Meet Massillon Delegates Named for National Convention
August 13 meeting of the American Legion will be held at the legion home in Massillon. Delegates will be named to represent the local post at the upcoming national convention.
Timken Picnic Set for Saturday at Summit Beach Park
Timken Roller Bearing Co. will hold its annual picnic for three Canton plants Saturday at Summit Beach Park near Akron. A bathing beauty contest is planned at 1 p.m. at the park pool, with close to 1,500 employees and families expected to attend the outing.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Summit Beach Park
Akron
Park
Flag Presented to Fire Station by Daughters of America
The Molly Pitcher Council No 10 presented a flag to Fire Station No 8 at 15th Street and Dueber Avenue SW on Tuesday. Mrs Stann, vice counselor, and Mrs Dornhecker, committee chair, assisted as the firemen praised the gesture and the friendship among city groups. The flag will fly over the station.
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Molly Pitcher
Woman Paid Fine for Crabbe Act Violation
Stella Doora of Frederick Street SW paid a $100 fine and coats Thursday after police found milk bottles containing corn sugar whiskey in her possession. She was arrested on the Crabbe act violation and taken into custody.
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Stella Doora
Frederick St
Crabbe
Automobile Stolen From Cherry Street Residence
Edward Minisinger of 32 N. Cherry street reported the disappearance of his Dodge automobile to police on Thursday.
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Edward Minisinger
N. Cherry St
Daughters of Scotland to Install Officers at Public Ceremony
The Supreme Lodge of the Daughters of Scotland holds its annual convention at the Northern hotel this week and will publicly install new officers Thursday at 7:80. Cleveland drill team arrives to participate. New officers include Annie Gerrie president Etta Holmes vice president Letitia Hutchinson chaplain Mary P Neil secretary Mary Thuo assistant secretary Margaret Baxter treasurer Isabella Keifer conductor Agnes en assistant conductor Janet cecgrwen inside guard Marjorie Anderson outside guard Mrs Miller pianist.
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Supreme Lodge Daughters of Scotland In
Hotel Northern
Paul
Henderson
Mary P. Neil
Letitia Hutchinson
Margaret Baxter
Annie Gerrie
Etta Holmes
Wright
Supreme Lodge of the Daughters of Scotland
Cleveland
Mary Thuo
Isabella Keifer
Agnesen
Janet Cecgrwen
Marjorie Anderson
Mrs. Miller
Walter Ellis Sentenced to Workhouse by Local Court
Walter Ellis was sent to the workhouse by a local court after a sentencing hearing. The decision follows a minor theft charge and reflects a stern punishment typical of the period. Further details on the judge and exact date were not available in the readable text.
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Walter Ellis
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N.Y. City
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