Car Crashes near Canton Leave One Critical
One man, Sylvester Case 66 Newark Ohio, remained unconscious and in critical condition at Aultman Hospital after a Sunday night crash on the Millersburg Newark road. Four others suffered minor injuries and three drivers were taken into custody after a hill descent and loss of control caused the car to overturn into a ditch. Mr and Mrs Dase were en route to Newark from Millersburg when the accident occurred, two weeks after a previous victim died of related injuries.
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Canton
Sylvester Case
Newark
Ohio
Aultman Hospital
Millersburg
Dase
Store Robbers Elude Police in Columbus burglary
Four armed men blew a safe at Union Clothing Co in Columbus this morning. Night watchman Noah Leimer says he was handcuffed to a post on the sixth floor as he completed rounds before the robbers fled. A satchel with money was found on the first floor, believed to hold several thousand dollars. Police questioned Leimer and second night watchman John Wolier as a search of the building continued.
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Columbus
Union Clothing Co
American Legion
Noah Leimer
John Wolier
Writer near end of canal swim stunt
Balboa August 20. Richard Halliburton, American writer, is within 18 miles of his Panama Canal goal. He began from Colon on August 14 and hopes to reach the Pacific end by Wednesday. He swam 5.5 miles on Saturday and 8 miles on Sunday, passing the Gatun Locks last Thursday.
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Balboa
C. Z
Richard Halliburton
Panama Canal
Halliburton
Colon
Pacific
Gatun
Dog causes fruit stand wreck in New York
A dog invaded a fruit stall run by Joe Rox ville and chased the merchant's cat. Police fired 14 shots over about 30 minutes to prevent total destruction of the shop.
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New York
Joe Roxville
Will Rogers comments on farm relief stand and politics
A Beverly Hills column quotes Will Rogers joking about Curtis farming relief and chides congressional committees. He mocks delayed action and questions the knowledge of senators and representatives while noting entertainment meeting trends.
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Will
Curtis
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Boston Volunteers Rescue Dog From Harbor
Volunteers worked over three hours to save Chinko the Chow from Boston harbor after the dog fell from the Nantasket steamer Mayflower. The Mayflower’s schedule was delayed 25 minutes as a lifeboat attempted a retrieval and the Ashburnham paused five minutes when Chinko swam near its slip before being rescued at a wharf.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Ashburnham
Tom Mix and Will Morrissey in Hollywood boxing spat
Hollywood gossip records a confrontation between Tom Mix and Will Morrissey at George Beban's housewarming. Both men trade taunts over a potential mid dleweight championship, with Morrissey promising to teach Mix boxing and Mix vowing to fight anytime for any stake. Mrs Morrissey is not mentioned beyond rumors of the dispute.
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Hollywood
Tom Mix
Weaving
Will Morrissey
George Beban
Mix
Morrissey
Beban
Tom
Knights of Columbus hold 46th supreme convention in Cleveland
Twenty thousand soldiers in the faith gathered in Cleveland for the 46th supreme convention. The vanguard met at the Hotel Cleveland for a banquet honoring supreme officers and directors. Supreme Knight Carmody and Supreme Director Mathews outlined guiding themes as sessions begin the week. Mathews denounced the Klan, and cited revolts in Mexico and Russia challenging authority and religion.
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Cleveland
Supreme Convention
The
Knights of Columbus
Hotel
Martin H. Carmody
Francis P. Mathews
Mathews
America
Grid Star Wed Toledo Couple in Secret Ceremony
Fred Grim 23 and Florence McAleer 24 of Toledo were married secretly in Springfield Ohio last week. Grim was a standout OSU football star for three years. Florence McAleer is a Notre Dame Academy graduate and stenographer.
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Toledo
Fred Grim
D. A. Grim
Ohio State University
Springfield
Grim
Florence MccAleer
John P. McAleer
Notre Dame Academy
Prison Colony Palawan Guards Bring Guns Limited
Madison reports only two of 28 guards among over 3 000 prisoners on Palawan Island in the Philippines carry firearms. Prof J L Gillin of the University of Wisconsin notes the high responsibility placed on convicts and discusses penal conditions.
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Madison
Wis
Palawan
Philippines
J. L. Gillin
University of Wisconsin
Lost Plane Over Greenland Trigg ers Coast Guard Search
The U S coast guard cutter Marion was ordered to search for Bert Hassell and Parker D Cramer of Rockford Ill in the Greater Rockford flight from Cochrane Ontario toward Mt Evans Greenland. They are 18 hours overdue after leaving Cochrane Saturday. The line of reports notes a difficult overland course and long over water stretch. The Greater Rockford has not reached Mt Evans and a Danish time report places the latest update at 3 10 am Danish time.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Marion
Labrador
Greenland
Bert Hassell
Greater Rockford
Julianehaab
Europe
Parker D. Cramer
Cochrane
Ont
Mt. Evans
Hassell
Ontario
Apsikgamish Lake
Quebec
Rockford, Ill
Midland
Copenhagen
Denmark
University of Mich
Stabbing case leads to probe in Buffalo
Louis Ebaugh, 24, son of a Fort Worth cattle man, is hospitalized in Buffalo in serious condition after an unexplained stabbing by another man and a beach steamer incident. Police hold James St. Angelo, 24, of Buffalo in connection with the attack as Ebaugh was visiting from Texas.
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Buffalo
Louis Ebaugh
Fort Worth
Tex
James St. Angelo
Texas
Monastery Opened as Pioneer Priests Honored
In Okaud ee Wisconsin on August 20 the opening of the first Cistercian monastery in the United States was celebrated under the direction of Francis Janssens the Abbot General of the order from Rome.
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Francis Janssens
Okauchee
Wis
Rome
Abbott
Engineer Henry C. Schmitt Killed in Mexican Mines
Consul William S. Jackson at Torreon reports that American mining engineer Henry C. Schmitt was attacked and killed Saturday at Travador mine in Trinidad Durango Mexico by two unidentified assailants. The State Department relayed the telegram.
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Washington
Henry C. Schmitt
Trinidad
Durango
Mexico
State Department
William S. Jackson
Torreon
Jackson
Schmitt
Travador Mine
Eighteen Hundred Natives Drowned in Yellow River Flood
American investigators report central Shantung flooding of the Yellow River tributaries submerged 200 villages. Eighteen hundred natives killed and forty thousand made homeless by the disaster, with the scale of devastation noted in the flooded region.
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Pekin
Yellow River
Shantung
Prohibition Failure Report Sparks Episcopal Poll
A New York church temperance poll of Episcopalian ministers finds a majority view prohibition as a failure and call for Volstead act modification, while not quite a majority want 18th Amendment repealed. The temple society says it does not officially speak for the church, though the presiding bishop acts as president.
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New York
Episcopal Church
America
Temperance Society
Bernard I. Bell
New York College
Charles H. Brent
Western
Thomas J. Lacey
Church of the Redeemer
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Empringham
Rector
Church Temperance Society
Karl Reiland
St. George's Church
Episcopalian Temperance Society
Church Society
U S Probers Aid Cleveland On Large Liquor Conspiracy
Special treasury investigators arrive in Cleveland to assist federal authorities probing a massive liquor conspiracy. U S Attorney A E Bernsteen cites the case as among the most extensive under prohibition. A detective found a mysterious black book claimed to hold the plot’s keys.
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Cleveland
Treasury Department
U. S
A. E. Bernsteen
Bernsteen
G. J. Simons
Porch killing shocks Clinton liquor feud fears
Edward J. Shannon of Indianapolis, formerly Detroit, was shot on a porch in Clinton Indiana as a passing car opened fire. Police suspect liquor seller strife sparked the murder amid ongoing local disputes.
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Clinton
Ind
Edward J. Shannon
Indianapolis
Detroit
Louis Rolandon
Canton on the Upgrade in 1928 Production Rise
Canton industry shows strong gains with Superior Sheet Steel Co reporting 12% more products produced in the first seven months of 1928 compared with last year. Employment rose similarly and officials expect continued expansion as year progresses with a bright outlook over 1927.
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Canton
S Rowe
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Canton Concern
Butler Assails Hoover Stand on Two Questions
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University writes the New York Times to condemn Herbert Hoover on two key issues international relations and prohibition. Butler, a leading Republican modificationist, had stayed silent since the Kansas City convention where he was a delegate.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Sarah Butler
New York State
Republican Organization
New York Times
Herbert Hoover
Butler
Kansas City
Three Youths Die in River Tragedy at Kuntz Bridge
Salem Ohio reports three youths Howard Weaver 17 Dale Weaver 14 Wilbur Amon 18 all from New Alexander drowned in the Mahoning River near Kuntz Bridge nine miles west of the city. Elmer Weaver father of the brothers reported them missing after Lake Placentia Park outing. divers recovered the bodies.
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Salem
Mahoning River
Kuntz’ Bridge
Georgetown
Here
Howard Weaver
Dale Weaver
Wilbur Amon
New Alexander
Elmer Weaver
Lake Placentia Park
Kuntz Bridge
Lake Placentia
Col Fawcett Dead Report Reveals Fate In Jungle
New York reports the fate of explorer Col P H Fawcett after a three year disappearance in the Brazilian wilderness ended with his death. Commander George H Dyott who searched for Fawcett sent a radio message relayed to Robert Lloyd of Elmsworth PA and William McDonald Jr of Hollis NY. The message claims Fawcett was killed by Indians in July 1925.
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New York
Col. P. H. Fawcett
New York World Today
Allance
George H. Dyott
Col. Fawcett
Rio de Janeiro
Robert Lloyd
Elmsworth
William McDonald, Jr
Hollis
N. Y
Fawcett
Novelists Return Home After European Honeymoon
Sinclair Lewis and his wife sail from Paris aboard the Hamburg for the United States after a European honeymoon by motor caravan. Lewis says he completed a novel draft and plans to see how Pat Kearney’s film adaptation of Elmer Gantry fared on release.
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Paris
Sinclair Lewis
United States
Hamburg
Lewis
Pat Kearney
Elmer Gantry
Five Die As Steamer Miraflores Wrecks Near Maullin River
Five lives were lost when the small steamer Miraflores went aground at the Maullin River mouth near Santiago on Friday. Twenty aboard were aboard. all others survived. the vessel was a total loss.
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Santiago
Chile
Miraflores
Maullin River
Pension, Relief Debated by Ohio Legion Posts
In Columbus on August 20, the Ohio American Legion and the 40 and 8 plan a parade with about 5 000 marchers, followed by a torchlight event. The state convention will address mothers and widows pension and orphans relief, plus a push for higher trade school standards. Nelson McQuillen was elected chef de gare, with a slate of Grand officers named for the 40 and 8 and grand cheminal districts across Ohio.
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Columbus
American Legion of Ohio
40 And
The
Legion
Ohio
Nelson McQuillen
St. Clairsville
Train
Lloyd J. Zeller
Springfield
Indendant
Robert C. Weber
Dayton
George W. Lawrence
Norwalk
W. L. de Weese
Lima
Clarence Moyer
Sandusky
Grande Garde de la Porte
Henry Johnston
Cleveland
Rudy Bock
Hamilton
Cheminot National
David Levy
Cincinnati
A. F. Sarver
Greenville
Earl J. Thoroman
Toledo
A. F. Pedrup
van Wert
C. A. Bassford
W. A. Burlingame
E. EF. Cyphert
William V. Miller
Holley H. Rickey
Portsmouth
Clarence Miller
Lancaster
Sam Deutsch
Sam J. Adams
Wellsville
C. C. Miller
Stone Dropping Warning Issued by City Safety Chief
Safety Director Harry M. Kimbel ordered an end to dropping stones and gravel on paved streets. He sent letters to major local contractors after reports of stones striking cars and residences, and narrowly missing pedestrians. He urged firms to avoid overloading trucks and ensure safer hauling.
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Harry M. Kimbel
Kimbel
Smith Replies to White Charges on Legislature Vote
Gov Alfred E Smith has completed his answer to William Allen White's accusation that Smith voted to protect vice and the saloon while in the legislature. For more than two weeks Smith examined legislative records to prepare his response, which was expected to be released tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
William Allen White
Kansas
Smith
Treaties Open to Adherents After Paris Signing
Acting Secretary Castle announced Russia, Spain and other nations may join the antiwar treaty by sending adhesion notices to Washington immediately after the Paris signing next week. This step follows the expected formal conclusion of negotiations.
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Washington
Castle
Russia
Spain
Paris
Goebel and Tucker U S nonstop flight record set
Arthur Goebel and Harry Tucker set a new world nonstop air route record across the United States. They departed Los Angeles Sunday 12:10 p m Pacific time and landed at Curtiss Field at 11:08 a m today, 18 hours 58 minutes total.
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Curtiss Field
L. 1
Arthur Goebel
Harry Tucker
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Atlantic
Pacific
James A. McReady
Oakley Kelly
Dayton
Ohio
Tucker
Frank Titchener
The
Aero Digest
Cheep eeeeees aee Oe Ads Are Form of Perpetual Motion
The Canton Daily News classified section never rests and never wears out. Ads helped Mrs. Dewmy rent two furnished rooms in one day, showing quick results for tenants, sales, and job seekers. Dial 7321 for ad-taker.
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Canton Daily News
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Mator Caravan
Wagner Provision Co
Ady
Fdser
Coebel
Macready
Mark
Curtiss
Goebel
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Ambassador Hotel
Frank
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