Bandits Seize Payroll at Peabody Coal Offices
In Kincaid Illinois an armed gang held up cashier Jones and deputy sheriff Jo Lockhard seizing the payroll of the Peabody Coal company. They escaped with about 135000 dollars intended to cover two weeks wages for miners at four large Peabody mines in Field Illinois.
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Ingfield
Ill
Jones
Jo Lockhard
Kincaid, Christonight
Peabody Coal Company
Peabody Company
Kincaid
Officials Igucling Funds Report in Erieco Case
State Examiner J. A. Bliss announced findings of irregularities totaling 4005 dollars tied to 85 residents in Erieco. Banks were charged 1219 dollars for deposits, with banks reimbursing county after issues surfaced. Treasurer George les accused of cash handling irregularities. prior exams had found discrepancies in replaced checks.
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Lumbus
Erieco
J. A. Bliss
Georgeles
Owaertwo
Wiies
Boys Injured as Automobiles Strike Youths
Sanford 15 of 707 Arlington was struck by an automobile driven by Cassa Sheaheen while riding a bicycle at 10th St and SW. He was taken to a hospital with a bruised body and possible injuries. Sheaheen faced charges for driving while negligent as city police investigated the incident in Walnut NE and Third Sts. Nearby, John of 1635 Sixteenth NE was slightly injured when an automobile driven by someone at 711 Troy Pl NW collided.
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Sanford
Arlington
Cassa Sheaheen
Heng
10Th St
Sheaheen
Walnutaw NE
Bend
John
Sixteenth-st
Irk
Troy
Attempted break in at Marketay gas station reported
Report says would be intruder entered Joe Melclean gas station in Marketay but fled when boxes blocked entry. A false alarm sparked a fire at Berger Manufacturing plant two hours earlier as a rubbish heap fire was extinguished by 3 PM on Saturday.
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Joe Melclean
Marketay 8
Wan
Ing
Berger
Ohio Weather Parade and Events Schedule
Weather outlook for Ohio calls for showers and cooler temperatures Sunday with moderate conditions. Fireworks display set for Thursday evening at Park followed by theatre events. Patrol members and officials to meet Friday night at the Mall before heading to Louisville.
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Ohio
Othe Nazir Grott
Louisville
Christ Never Claimed Divinity Say Dean Rashdell
London readers report Dean Hosting Rashdell of Carlisle at the churchmen congress in Cambridge asserting Jesus Christ did not claim divinity but was a fully human figure with a soul intellect and will. He argues Jesus’ sayings show no conscious relation to God beyond that of any man and questions any verified expectations of a future life.
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London
Jesus Christ
England
Hosting Rashdell
Carlisle
Cambridge
Jesus
Dean Rashdell
God
Murder case rages as Arthur Burch vows not to testify
Los Angeles August 13 Arthur C Burch charged with the slaying of J Belton Kennedy declares no witness will testify against him and that he will stand trial with a $50 000 defense fund raised by families friends of Burch and Mada lynne Obenchain. A Santa Barbara witness cites a train trip with Burch and a shotgun his plan to reach Los Angeles to influence a party in the case.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Evanston
Illinois
Arthur Burch
John Belton Kennedy
Madalynne
Arthur
Obenchain
Kennedy
Obenchatin
H. M. Bartlett
I!s
Warren
James Warren
Santa Barbara
Woman causes arrest in Haan death at Meyers Lake
Sheriff Cathon and Chief Deputy Kirk plan to travel to Cleveland Sunday to identify Philip Debrousse, an Italian, arrested Saturday in the killing of “Gig” Hahn during a poker game at Meyers Lake. Ed Markling was wounded in the same incident as detectives pursue suspects.
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Haan
Cathon
Kirk
Cleveland
Philip Debrousse
Gig’’ Hahn
Meyers Lake
Hahn
Ed Markling
Gauchat
Debrausse
Canton
Stark Co
United States Department of Justie
Wertz
Joseph C. Breitenstein
Ben Rudner
Kitzig
Tuscarawasst K
Marketav
Cherryav
Jamen Ke
Aungst
Lake Road
Kitzlg
Thomas Martolano
Fifth-st SE
Dominick Santillo
Martolano
Common Pleas Court
Jerry Stina
Vincenzo Marando
Cherry-av SE
Eimino Duva
Pennsylvania Station
Juline Spanos
Cherry-ayo SE
John Burris
Gle" Hahn
Paul Kitely
Site Selected For County Tuberculosis Hospital
A site suitable for the new county tuberculosis hospital was chosen by the county commissioners and an approved design was submitted for review. State health board approval is required before formal acceptance, with a representative to inspect the site Monday. The plan includes a main building for staff and patients with cottages to follow as demand grows, aiming for completion by March and immediate work after state approval.
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County Commissioners
State Board of Health
Two Killed and Fourteen Hurt as Truck Topples
Knoxville news reports a truck overturning on a 40-foot embankment near the city, killing two men instantly including Glenn McMillen, and injuring fourteen. The injured were brought to a local hospital this afternoon.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Glenn McMillen
Aileven
Franklin county orders sign boards removed from all roads
Franklin county commissioners ordered the removal of all road sign boards for direction and appearance reasons. Arch Young of 806 Highay SW was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a collision at Navarre rde and Marionay SW. The listing notes a dance, a visiting nurse society drive, and a Gary Band concert at Meyers Lake park with campaign announcements and ad notices.
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Columbus
Franklin-co
Arch Young
Navarre Rde
Marionay SW
Young
C. Irvin
Meyers Lake Park
Gary Band of
Massillon
Gary Band
Mansillon
Gary Rand
Doctor Who Spent Four Years As Russian Prisoner Is Here
Budapest born Dr. Joseph Vadasz, a former prisoner and surgeon in Nikolsk Ussurisk, recounts harsh wartime prison conditions in Siberia. He cites aid from the American Red Cross and Chinese welfare groups as crucial. He plans to settle in the United States and may work with a Cleveland hospital.
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Russia
Lenine
Joseph Vadasz
Budapest
Austria-Hungary
Nikokolsk-Ussurisk
Siberia
Dr. Vadasz
Budapest Medical School
United States
J. G. Verbich
American Exchange Bank
Tuscaranassi E
Cleveland
Nikolsk-Ussurisk
Vadasz
Red Cross
Vadesz
Russiia
Nicholas
Kerensky and Kolchack
Congressmen Himes urges Stark Co farmers at Pike-to picnic
Congressman J H Himes told 7000 to 8000 attendees at Howenstine Steinmetz grove that domestic and foreign affairs show gradual progress toward stability and prosperity. He predicted a more equitable division of gains while noting Europe and America move from chaos to order. The event marked the 22nd Pike-to outing with Mapleton band and Canton quartet, and longtime resident Aaron Skelton said he would attend again.
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J. H. Himes
Howenstine
Congressman Himes
Aaron Skelton
Mapleton Band
Canton
Bootlegging Feud Claims 19th Victim in New York
In New York a feud between bootlegging gangs claims its nineteenth victim Frank Marino a suspect in one gang is shot in Christy Street amid crowds as three others are wounded. He dies in Gouverneur Hospital with bystanders alarmed and police searching for the assailant.
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New York
Gouveneur
Frank Marino
Christiest
Marino
Cody
Farmer Dewey Miller Death Follows Insanity Fears
Dewey Miller 23 a farmer near Marietta shot himself this afternoon fearing a hospital for the insane. He placed the shotgun under his heart and fired a stick triggered blast, his brain trouble noted in the police report. A second line in the text mentions Nazir Grotto Band and patrols meeting at 6 30 Thursday at the Masonic temple to go to Louisville.
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Marietta
Dewey Miller
Nazir Grotto
Masonic Temple
Louisville
Fishing Club Leaves for Camp to Toma hawk Lake
The Canton Alliance Massillon Outing club departs at 7 55 Sunday for Toma hawk lake 500 miles north of Chicago. They will spend three weeks fishing and camping with a large complete camping outfit.
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Canton-Alliance-Massillon
Tomahawk Lake
Chicago
Canton, Alliance and
Massillon
United States
Invited Ride Ends With Attack On Local Man
Jas B Burns 43, a local teamster, accepted a ride with five men on a country road near Columbus and was assaulted with a blackjack. He lost $7 and was dumped from the car. Burns is hospitalized with four scalp wounds. A separate report notes a burglary at E M Koch’s home on 18th St NW while the family was away. loot amount unspecified. Nearby notices advertise Lakeside Hotel meals and local ads from Frederick Boyle Optical Co.
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Columbus
Jas. B. Burns
Here
Burns
St. Francois
E. M. Koch
Eighteenth St NW
Unlucky Day Fire Burns Car. Man Injured in Ohio
In Mansfield Ohio on August 13 D Williams, a colored man, tried to drain gasoline from a Ford sedan with a match and was burned. The car exploded into flames, Graves colored man from Shelby helped pull Williams from under the car. Graves' car burned. Williams escaped serious injury and is in hospital.
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Williams
Graves
Canton Humane Society seeks city cemetery for horses
Canton Humane Society asks Monday night council to provide a burial ground for horses. Officials cite financial hardship for owners and fetid streets as risk while Canton Fertilizer Co declines carcass disposal due to low hide profits. Human officer Ryan notes lack of funds to bury horses despite Ohio law requiring euthanasia for unfit work animals.
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Canton Humane Society
Canton Fertilizer Co
Humane Society
Ryan
Humane Law of
Ohio
Palace Restaurant Ad Cuts Prices and Updates Phone
A digitized ad promotes the Palace Restaurant at 314 Tase W with a 25 percent price reduction and notes a new State telephone number 6068 X for better service.
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Palace
King Wet Wash State
Canton Morris Plan Bank Advises On Deposits And Deductions
The ad contrasts interest and dividends with liquidity, promoting the Canton Morris Plan Bank which pays 6 percent on deposits and 100 cents on the dollar when money is needed. It also announces a free fireworks display at Meyers Lake Park on Thursday evening August 18 following a theater performance.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Courtland Hotel
Advy
Meyers Lake Park
S—I
Federal sleuths probe murder to yield evidence
Federal investigators joined the probe into the slaying of Paul E. Kitzig near Meyers Lake as prosecutors seek to uncover the motive and identify the culprits suspected in a broader Volstead Act case. Witnesses described the evening manhunt and possible out of town involvement, with authorities coordinating county and federal leads.
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Paul E. Kitzig
Meyers Lake
Ben Rudner
Kitzig
Dwight Wertz
Dozen Murders Nine Still Unsolved in Canton
An 14 month span reports an even dozen murders in Canton and vicinity with nine unsolved. Most victims tied to the Black Hand society. List of cases includes John Henry, George Subbatch, Martolano, Santillo, Stina, Marando, Duva, Spanos, Hahn, Kitely and others amid scarce clues and failed leads.
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Canton
Blackhand Society
John Henry
Canton Sheet Steel
George Subbatch
East View Av NE
Leo Gurgich
Mike Zolgraphista
George Krelopis
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Union Builders’ Supply Co
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Canton Feed & Milling Co
Builders’ Supply
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Himes
Stark-Co
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Meyer's Lake
Frederick Boyle Optical Co
P. O
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Harry Humes
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Charles FE. Lungren
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Stark Rolling Mill
United Alloy Steel Corporation
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