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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented report describes a pursuit of a slayer by posses in Indiana and links to the Chapman and Wolfe case. It mentions Johan Chapman associate Anderton and hints at a farm home shooting. Details are inconsistent and partially obscured.
Aug 15 Columbus reports Thomas B Dye Democratic state chairman says the plan for Democratic property financing shows progress after visits to two thirds of state counties and interviews with party factors and adherents. He warns a budget must be prepared if the scheme succeeds.
A bold robbery leaves a safe stolen with about 65000 in jewels and 50000 in cash. Detectives pursue clues as authorities cordon the scene and warn residents to report suspicious activity.
Four Stark county prisoners were granted paroles by the state clemency board at Mansfield Reformatory during Friday's session. Arthur Lewin and Raymond Hott were set for release September 18, Harry Pood for October 1, and Sam Walker for June 1.
In Warren two men are involved in a crash on a train route. Albert De Bartle aged 80 and Ries White aged 80 are reported dead and injured respectively. The incident occurred in Youngstown on August 11.
Deputies arrest three men after a late night liquor theft at a Miami Beach hotel. Sheriff W Kirk and deputies report Nick Minview, Zivan Brotich, and Angelo Aden were detained following the incident. A clerk handed $10 as part of the confrontation at the scene.
Deputies arrested William Gaitewr and J.F. porns vers on the wharf near Caytain after a disturbance on Saturday. They were charged with intoxication and held for further processing while witnesses described the incident along Columbia High Street.
A man named Akins denied impersonating an officer during a preliminary examination set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. He faced charges arising from claiming deputy status and stopping vehicles. The incident involved a car crash at a street intersection, with several vehicles damaged and no injuries reported.
Six men including Robert Watson Amiel Bullen Alvin Bourn and Reynold were arrested in Akron on charges of counterfeiting thousand dollar street tickets from Northern Thio Traction A Light Co Det police say the men planned to attach fake tickets to a conductor a Nassau firm. Arraignments are set before Municipal Judge Zeniger with possible penalties up to four years in prison and four hundred dollar fines if convicted.
Four drivers were fined in police court by Judge Jowman for speeding. Joseph, 1883 4th St NW, drew 60 days suspended license. Wayne faced 48 mph in hefty measure. Howard Riles 1617 Clark Pl SW and Clay Shaw 118 Paweet SW received fines of 20 and 15 dollars respectively.
Paris reports that vicance rejects the riffian term and the Franco Spanish plan proceeds. A preliminary statement denies any concession on riffian independence as a condition for peace, maintaining unity against separatist demands.
Police arrested seven individuals in two gambling raids Friday night. Among those detained were a man at 731 Sherry and 11 others. one suspect allegedly discarded a device from a window and officers recovered evidence. A resident of 900 Lafayette Ave was charged with gambling and permit violations.
Patrol report lists five motorists cited by deputies led by F Santry for speeds over 40 mph. J K Thompson of Bresvenville allegedly traveled 43 mph, Srivina Dari 45 mph, Wendling of Dover 46 mph, with others including Hartville and Navarre residents cited for speeding as the county patrol intensifies enforcement.
In Washington today Belgium directs the debt dispute toward a settlement with the United States and Britain. The Belgian delegation reports cable communications urging a firm conclusion at the conference. Officials emphasize the need for a decisive outcome before proceeding.
Aug 15 In Andover Trumbull County Rev Hineat Newton 40 pastor of the community is drowned at Crystal Take while attempting to rescue two women who had waded beyond their depth near Johnson.
A conference discussion centers on tax revision and a projected surplus. Officials, including Secretary of the Treasury and lawmakers, weigh reforms tied to the administration's five to ten year plan. Debates focus on aligning tax policy with anticipated retirements and broader fiscal strategy for the coming years.
President Coolidge rest breaks from national duties to visit his father in Plymouth Vermont. He enjoys a calm weekend with Col. John C. Coolidge and friend Melvin Reed Smoot nearby. Officials say his health has improved after a serious illness last month, yet the White House keeps outside contact via a mountain telephone line as handling of affairs continues.
A legal petition from Orange New Jersey seeks $669.63 plus $680.98 allegedly due on a contract for a year twelve month yearly term. The filing claims the contract had no discount and the student ended the school year.
Police seek two men in connection with a Cleveland gambler slaying linked to a wider feud. Detective Chief Coay hopes suspects will lead to Maurice Gomsman, a gambler found with a knife and pistol outside the city.
Mae Miles Aug 15 Right anti Klanemen clash with Klan fighters in Stomen and clubs used in pitched battle. One man seriously injured as state troopers and police intervene driving motorcyclists into lines, dispersing the crowd.
Federal agents seized millions in alcohol in Cleveland as part of a bootlegging operation believed to ship grain alcohol from rail yards. Andrew Kiike and other men were arrested or held in county jail as investigators traced shipments and denatured spirits valued at up to 110,000 dollars.
In Common Pleas Court, Hulse and Livingstone face a boarding dispute with The John I Caney Coe Ontenders. Plaintiffs seek $11308 claimed for board and related services at a camp on Pennavivanie outlet.
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