Ellingson Girl Expected to Be Sent to Prison
Dorothy Ellingson a 17 year old matricide faces 1 to 10 years at San Quentin after a manslaughter verdict. Her attorney seeks suspended sentence or reform school placement until age 21. Jury says manslaughter protects the girl and the state.
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Ellingson
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Clara Phillipa
Hammer
Louis Peete
Jaco Denman
San Quin'en
San Quentin
Mane
Walter McGovern
Dorothy
Death notice Mrs Nathan Bose dies at 72 in Beach City
Mrs Nathan Bose 72 of Beach City died at her home Saturday from arteriosclerosis leading to lung congestion. She lived 46 years on the farm where she died and was a Beach City Grange member. Survived by husband two daughters two sons one sister two brothers eight grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the home with Rev Gibson Smith and Rev Harvey Stoner officiating. Burial in Southlawn Cemetery Beach City.
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Nathan Bose
Beach City
Bose
Freemont Bush
Silas Carrot
Wilmot
Harry
John
Perry Rannels
North Canton
Frank Gibler
Cleveland
David Gibler
Gibson Smith
Tuscarawas
Harvey Stoner
Mascillon
Southlawn
Mrs Edith Sonn Taken By Death
Mrs Edith M Sonn 27 of 222 Greenfield at SW died at home Sunday at midnight after a six month illness. She did not know her two year old daughter Lois Mae had died July 30. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survived by husband Lawrence Sonn one daughter Larue a brother Richard Hamilton Canton a half brother Howard Kell Canton and half sister Mrs Anna Holdt. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o clock at the home with Dr C B Manchester officiating burial Westlawn.
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Edith M. Sonn
Greenfield
Lois Mae
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Sona
Larue
Richard Hamilton
Canton
Howard Kell
Anna Holdt
C. B. Manchester
Westlawn
Ora Mottice Taken by Death at 51
Ora Mottice died at his North Industry home Sunday evening from complications. He was 51 and a member of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, affiliated with the Lutheran church. He is survived by his wife, a son Howard, a brother Forest of East Canton, a sister Mrs. Clarence Peters of Akron, and two grandchildren. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. C. D. Besch with Rev. BOL Westenberger assisting. burial will follow in East Sparta Cemetery.
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Ora Mottice
North Industry
United Amercan Mechanics
Lutheran Church
Howard
Forest of East
Services Held for Rev R E Ray
Funeral services for Rev. R E Ray 82 were held at his parents home 505 Newton av NW and at 2 o clock at the First Baptist church. Rev W E Bridge officiated. Ray had been active in religious circles and studied at Moody Bible Institute Chicago last year. He was ordained in 1924. George
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R. R. Ray
Ray
Newton Av
First Baptist Church
W. E. Bridge
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
George
Mrs Kathrine Hamilton to be buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Kathrine Hamilton 43 of 317 9th St NW will be held Tuesday morning at 3 o’clock at St Peters Church Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery She is survived by her husband George Tr Hamilton three sons Ross S Paul K and William E and daughter Miss Gladys Hamilton one sister and two brothers She was a member of St Peters Church.
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Katherine Hamilton
9Th St NW
St Peters Church
Calvary Cemetery
Farmer Peter DeMillan Found Dead on Magnolia Farm
Peter DeMillan aged 53 was found dead in a barn on his Magnolia area farm after falling on a pile of stone. Coroner R Miller attributes death to heart trouble and the body is at J B McCreery Funeral Home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Peter DeMillan
Magnolia
R. Miller
J. B. McCreery
Funeral services held for Charles W. Welsch at St John’s
Funeral services for Charles W. Welsch, 68, of 1134 Wilson Place, were conducted Monday at 9 am at St John’s Church. He died Friday at his home. Burial followed in St Peters Cemetery.
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Charles W. Welsch
Wilson Plaw
St. John's Church
St. Peters
Boyish Bobs Spark Fashion Debate Across Barbershops
A survey of barbers, hairdressers, and customers reveals that about seven in ten women in the community express interest in the boyish bob. Men credit freedom from hats and style pressures, while women weigh practicality against tradition as opinions diverge.
Three Injured In Auto Crash In Alliance Ohio
Three persons were injured in a morning collision on Patterson street near Mahoning. Miss Lela Kelta of Salem sustained head injuries but is not considered seriously hurt. Ruhl Talbot and William Park, both from Salem, received minor injuries. An Overland sedan driven by F B Weaver was involved and Weaver was arrested for intoxication. A second crash at Union and Elysis caused no injuries.
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Beebe
Cornell Winans
Alliance
E. J. Smith
McKeesport
Union and
Elysis
Brewer Arrested After Chase at Shaffer-Hammond Yards
Jason Brewer was captured by Patrolmen after a short chase in the Shaffer-Hammond lumber yards. Officers found a .388 calibre revolver on his person. He pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and awaits sentencing as Judge Kaley defers final action pending investigation.
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Massillon
Jason Brewer
Smith and
Fellabom
Shaffer-Hammond
Brewer
Kaley
Massillon Band Shifts Rehearsal For Dalton Festival
The Massillon band will rehearse Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday to join a Dalton festival. Canton members are urged to attend the revised rehearsal.
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Massillon
Dalton
Canton
West Coast Hawaii flight tests navy planes in nonstop hop
Capt. Stanford Ki Moses heads a test mission with P N 9 seaplanes from San Pedro and Coos Bay aimed at a nonstop flight to Hawaii. Officials say the trip will reveal and fix minor faults, with planes to be inspected and tightened before the planned 2 p.m. Friday departure.
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Canton Daily News
San Francisco
Navy
Hawaii
Stanford Ki. Moses
San Mero
Coos Bay
Oregon
San Diego
PN. 9
John 8. Rogers
San Pedro
Pacific
Alleged Dope Sellers Held in Alliance
Lydia and Joe A. Jackman were arrested by Federal authorities at 1021 Jersey St on charges of violating the federal narcotics law. Police report morphine trafficking in Alliance with a small quantity found. The couple were taken to Akron for federal court arraignment on drug selling charges.
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Alliance
Lydia
Joe A. Jackman
Jersey St
Akron
Marietta Man Holds Up Victim On Harrisburg Alliance Road
Paul C. Miller of Marietta Ohio reported being held up by two men west of Alliance at 6 this morning. They took $32 in cash and a $34 check which they burned. Descriptions: one man five feet five inches in chauffeur uniform, 150 to 170 pounds. the other about six feet, 150 pounds, gray suit and cap. They were driving a Ford coupe.
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Daily News
E. Main Street
Alliance
Paul C. Miller
North Main St
Marietta
Ohio
Miller
Canton
Harrisburg Alliance Rd
Boy Killed in Auto Accident in Dayton
Dayton Ohio August 24 Traffic accidents over Sunday claimed one death and left others injured. F C Bills and his wife were hospitalized after a motor party incident, their three year old son Jack died shortly after. Mrs Bills was dying and Mr Hills unconscious. Police had not yet established full details. The other victims were expected to recover.
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Dayton
F.C. Bills
Jack
Bills
Hills
Theft of Three Automobiles Reported in Massillon
Gregory F. McNulty of 1703 Oakwood St reports his car stolen from Hidl St Jennie Crooks says her car was taken from Gelger Ave AEs Essex coupe. Fred Krause of West Cherry St reports his Oldsmobile roadster stolen from his garage between 2 30 and 3 a m this morning.
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Massillon
Gregory F. McNulty
Oakwood St
Hidl St
Jennie Crooks
Gelger Av
Fred Krause
West Cherry St
Stolen Paint and Tools Reported From New Canton House
J. J. Fisher of R F D No 3 Canton told police on Monday that a half gallon of paint five brushes and carpenter tools were taken from a new house under construction at 3001 Daleford Way NW.
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J. J. Fisher
Canton
Daleford Ay
Bus Line Move Meets Protest in Canton to Cleveland
Protest filed with the state utilities commission by the Cleveland Western Youngstown Stage Co. against Canton Public Service Co. to run a Canton to Cleveland route. The protester claims the public service company plans to operate a portion of the former route.
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Columbus
Cleveland-Warren-Youngstown Stage Co
State Utilities Commission
Canton Public Service Co
Canton
Cleveland
Public Service Company
Hunt Boys Who Hurled Bricks At Bird Store
Police search for several youths who hurled bricks through three plate glass windows at Flory's Market bird store on East Main Street about 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Several birds were stolen or freed. police captured some birds. The store is owned by Flory Company and operated by Mrs Dennings of Elyst.
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The
Flory Company
Dennings
Elyst
Open Town Speech Reflects Prohibition Era Shifts
The article notes a political campaign focused on prohibiting saloons in New York, detailing a decline in open vice. Police raids and fines have closed many establishments, and the era of open vice on Broadway has largely faded, though campaign rhetoric about vice persists without convincing public concern.
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New York 4
Manhattan
New York
Broadway
Bandits net over 5000 in two city robberies
Two hold ups in St Louis fetched more than 5000 dollars today. A pair of bandits relieved the Peoples Motor Bus Co. cashier of 4000 dollars in weekend receipts while three youths held workers at Dorrence Colliery Catering Co. at bay and stole over 1000 dollars. Automobiles aided the thefts.
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St, Louis
Peoples Motor Bus Co
Dorrence Colliery Catering Co
Road to the Poor House or Grandeur in Charity
A verse contrasts living in poverty with prudence and charity. It urges dressing well, earning within means, improving a poor farm, smoking fine tobacco, driving a good car, and supporting the church to move from poverty to grandeur.
Good Bank Promotes Comfort and Community Pace
A lively promotional note extols good atmosphere food clothes church and wholesome habits. It urges belief that the Bank, as a trusted local institution, can support and enhance these values for the reader and their community.
Trio of Polish Communists Sing Before Firing Squad
Moscow reports recount the Warsaw execution of three Polish communists for killing a policeman during an escape attempt. They were shot by 16 infantrymen after being marched to the field at 4 am, singing the Internationale and inflammatory mottos as the fusillade began.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Ruthovek
Waresaw
Poland
Man Fined 1000 Dollars. Car Confiscated in Crabbe Act Case
James Mooras, arrested Friday for transporting liquor under the Crabbe act, was fined 1000 dollars and costs and his automobile confiscated after a criminal court conviction on Monday. Mooras said he lives in New Commers town.
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James Mooras
Crabbe
Mooras
New Commerstown
Two Couples Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Albert Buts and Marjorie Derry of 1222 Rex Ave SE and Calvin Oates of 1222 Rex Ave SE plus Mac nolia Wilson Lafayette Arysh were arrested Monday for disturbing the peace and fined $25 plus costs each in criminal court Monday.
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Albert Buts
St Sid
Calvin Oates
Rex
Marjorie Derry
Macnolia Wilson
Lafayette Avysh
Debt Conference Opens Amid Hopes for Accord
Churchill expresses hope an agreement in principle will be reached tomorrow as Caillaux discusses the debt with the British chancellor. Caillaux left the treasury smiling but unable to comment after an hour of private talks. Reports suggest France may offer 50 million dollars annually, while Britain expects 100 million.
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Churchill
M. DeFleurlan
London
M Caillaux
Treasury
Exchequer
Calllaux
M. Calllaux
Caillaux and Churchill clash over French debt terms
London talks open on France's war debt payments to Britain and the United States under the Dawes plan. Caillaux proposes a flexible scale while Britain pressures about 10,090,999 pounds annually, with France also needing to fund the American debt.
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