Canton Lawyer George H. Clark May Defend Mazer
In Cleveland a Canton lawyer George H. Clark, noted in state politics and a former state Supreme Court judge, may represent Louis Mazer. Clark met Mazer in a Cuyahoga jail conference as detectives probe connections to the Canton bootleg ring run by Studer and Mazer.
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Cleveland, O
George H. Clark
Canton
State Supreme Court
Louis Mazer
Clark
Mazer
Cuyahoga Ca
District Attorney to Lead Canton Mellett Murder Probe
United States District Attorney A. E. Bernsteen says he is willing to go to Canton to personally oversee the Don R. Mellett murder investigation. He disclosed on the eve of a three week fishing trip in Canada that Canton residents have urged him to assume full charge of the case.
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International News Service
Cleveland, O
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canada
Mellett
Bernsteen
Hto
Chicago
Howell Leueck
Leuck
Carl Studer
Louis Mazer
Norman Clark
Mazer
Floods imperil southern Ohio as death toll climbs
Floods across southern Ohio kill five people including Glenn Bragg and John McDowell while Meigs creek and other rivers rise. Rain threatens crops and property, highways close, and residents brace for continued high water and potential evacuations. Local officials report widespread damage and ongoing efforts to move to safety zones.
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Little Darby Creek
West Jefferson
John McDowell
Meigs
Meigs Creek
John Bichler
Sullivan Creek
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Bellaire
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Little Miami
Butler
Waerrencos
Ohio River
Hocking River
Athens
Paint Creek
Chill
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Mayor Swarts to Hear Charges Against Civil Service Officials
Judge H W Jewell ruled the restraining orders against Mayor Stanford M Swarts and the Civil Service Commissioners Price Janson and John W Burris should be dismissed allowing Swarts to proceed with the hearing on neglect of duty and inefficiency. Janson plans an appeal but cites court vacation and procedural hurdles.
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Civil Service
Price Janson
John W. Burris
H. W. Jewell
Delaware
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Jewell
Court of Appeals
Janson
Bond Cut May Free Canton Jungle Chief Studer
Carl Studer of Canton, charged in liquor conspiracy, could be released today on a reduced 2500 bond after information he provided to federal authorities. United States Commissioner Monahan to accept the bond at the federal building around 2 PM. Ben Rudner, also questioned, was not held as no valuable information was obtained.
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Cleveland
Carl Studer
Canton
Federal
Studer
United States
M. J. Monahan
Ben Rudner
A. BE. Bernsteen
Rudner
Thompson Party Visits Dr Pond Near Dumaguete
The Carmi A Thompson party visited the Polo Cocoanut plantation near Dumaguete Occidental Negros. Principal stockholder is Dr Pond a Cebu resident nicknamed Arlo Pond the Baltimore Orioles player once a world leader.
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Canton Daily News
Dumaguete
Occidental Negros
Carmi A. Thompson
Polo Cocoanut Plantation
Here
Dr. Pond
Cebu
Suspect Story Checked By Canton Police
Chief of Police John K. Irvin of Shaker Heights and J. W. Dick checked the tale of a man held on suspicion of stealing a gun from Dick’s automobile. The prisoner admits possessing a gun but denies theft. He claims arrest in Canton for carrying concealed weapons last Saturday night, with no record of such an arrest found.
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John K. Irvin
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Canton
J. W. Dick
Irvin
Harry Day Campaign Expenses Show Preprimary Totals
Campaign expense accounts filed at the secretary of state show that State Treasurer Harry S. Day, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, spent 16 297 98 before the primary with about 1 800 unpaid. Contributions totaled 17 505. Day listed personal expenses at 3 513 78 and Clarence J. Brown reported spending 1 404 34 with no receipts.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Harrys. Day
Day
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Pomerene Group Payouts Highlight Senate Campaign Finances
Columbus report shows Atlee Pomerene pre primary campaign committee received 6535 dollars and spent 5328 dollars. The separate committee aiding Judge Florence Allen for the Democratic Senate nomination disclosed receipts of 553 and expenditures of 5827 dollars.
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Allen S. Ds
Columbus
Atlee Pomerene
United States
Secretary of State
State Committee
Florence Allen
Chinese Workers Strike In Shanghai To Boycott Japan
About 4,000 Chinese workers at Japanese cotton mills strike to launch a nationwide Japanese boycott in Shanghai. Indications show the action may spread to all Japanese factories as the Japanese consul warns the situation is out of hand. Hsu Yuan resigns as foreign affairs chief, while calls grow to surrender eight Japanese tied to a killing to a Chinese court.
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Shanghai
Hsu-Yuan
Sun Chuan-Fang
Father of Six Held in Murder in Marion Ohio
Benny Large, 37, father of six, was held on a first degree murder charge in Marion Ohio over the shooting death of Charles Edwards 40, a former boarder. Jealousy over Large's wife cited as motive. Edwards returned to the Large home to retrieve his clothes when he was shot.
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Marion
Dbenny Large
Charles Edwards
Large
Edwards
Maybe He's Right Evansville Divorce Suit
Charles Arms sues for divorce claiming his wife left him 25 times during their marriage. He cites repeated separations as grounds for the dissolution of their union.
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Evansville
Charles Arms
Arms
Debt dispute ends in bar fight death in Barberton
Aug 20 bar fight over a $1 debt leaves Ben Dronebarger 37 dead at Citizens hospital. Police allege 19 year old Steve Tibinsky struck him with a fist and holds him on a man slaughter charge.
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Barberton
Ben Dronebarger
Citizens Hospital
Steve Tibinsky
Dronebarger
Blackmail Quiz Still In Force
Prosecutor C B McClintock says the grand jury did not drop the investigations into blackmail and perjury amid a partial report. Witnesses discussed affidavits circulated to intimidate officials and citizens, with indictments not yet ready. The cases may reopen next week as more evidence is pursued.
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C. B. McClintock
McClintock
Autos Damaged In Massillon Intersection Crash
Two autos were badly damaged in a collision at the South Erie and Dwight streets intersection in Massillon. HL Kr Steiner of Canal Fulton reported the accident, noting he traveled north on Erne street when Mrs E B Huff of 1711 Arthurst turned left into the side street causing a head on crash.
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South Erie
Dwight Sts
Steiner
Canal Fulton
Erne St
E. B. Huff
Arthurst
Huff
Stevens and Carpender Seek Bail After Murder Case
Willie Stevens and Henry de la Bruyere Carpender, held to the grand jury for the murders of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, plan to seek bail on Monday before Chief Justice Gummere in Newark. Mrs. Hall also faces grand jury charges and is held on a $15,000 bond, with prosecutors preparing to present the full record of five days of hearings to the chief justice.
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N. J
Willie’ Stevens
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Somerset
William E. Cummers
Newark
Stevens
Simpson
Hall
Screen Star Is Out Of Danger
Rudolph Valentino shows further improvement and is on the road to recovery doctors discontinue bulletins as no new complications are expected and crisis period is considered safely passed with the idol allowed to sit up briefly.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Idol
Valentino
Young inmate to die at West Virginia gallows
Philip Ellman an 18 year old black man is to die at 6 pm the West Virginia penitentiary for the murder of Charles Shaw a grocery clerk at Lambert's Run near Clarksburg on April 10 during a store robbery Gov Floward M Gore refused clemency and Ellman would be the youngest hanged in the state if executed
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W. Va
Philip Ellman
West Virginia
Charles Shaw
Lambert's Run
Clarksburg
Shaw
Floward M. Gore
Kuman
Two Men Die In Electric Chair At Sing Sing
Ossining N Y Aug 20 Two men died in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison early today David Demato 33 of New Rochelle father of six and William Hoyer a New York City man. Demato was convicted of complicity in the Mount Vernon car barn murders Hoyer killed his wife and daughter.
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N. Y
Sing Sing Prison
David Demato
New Rochelle
William Hoyer
New York City
Damaso
Mount Vernon
Hoyer
Auto Driver Freeman Kane Dies Hit by Car
Michael J. Kane a 45 year old railroad worker was killed when he stepped in front of a car driven by Harvey E. Smith. Coroner Murphy exonerated Smith in the Aug 20 Columbus incident.
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Columbus
Michael J. Kane
Kane
Harvey E. Smith
Murphy
Smith
Three Mexican officials die in street fighting
In Juarez and across the border at Columbus New Mexico three members of Mexico’s national chamber of deputies were killed in a pistol battle on Francisco Madero Street amid a fierce political quarrel. Deputy Manuel Pedrero Luiz and Deputy Marcos Luiz were shot, and a newsboy died from his wounds. President Calles offered a path to reform religious laws while promising not to hinder lawful amendments.
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Mexico
Juarez
Columbus
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Mexico City
National Chamber of Deputies
Tomas Garrido
Tabasco
Francisco Maderosi
Chamber of Deputies
Garrido
Obregon
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