Pastor Lindsey C names new Canton church leader
Erection of a courthouse addition in Stark County to cost 5500,000 plus 50,000 for equipment is proposed by the Stark County Bar Association aided by a Cleveland firm. The plan adds seven stories with a jail on top and sheriff residence on the roof. The project aims to relieve crowding and provide two extra courtrooms and space for offices. Bond election action is expected to follow, while Rev. George A. Smith was appointed pastor of Bethany Evangelical Church Canton.
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Stark County Bar Association
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Cleveland
George A. Smith
Lindsey
Bethany Evangelical Church
Ohio Conference of Evangelical Churches
First Evangelical Church of
Fairhope
C. A. Ohman
Canton
Four Hurt In Auto Smash On Canton Waynesburg Road
A car driven by Charles Tura turned over in a ditch near the Rite o Way Inn injuring four passengers. Ann Tura suffered a grave skull fracture and scalp lacerations, George Terhesh endured a possible skull fracture, Mary Visnich had scalp wounds, all taken to Aultman Hospital. Tura had minor injuries and remained at home.
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Canton
Charles Tura
Bryan Av
Canton-Waynesburg
Rite O' Way Inn
Ann Tura
Aultman Hospital
Turas
George Terhesh
Nick Visnich
Tura
Classified Offers From The Canton Daily News
Bits of news from today's classified section highlight a furnished front room for rent, a newly prepared duplex with four rooms, home washing and ironing services, a 56 acre farm offered in exchange for city property, and peaches for sale at low prices.
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Canton Daily News
Special at Renders Cafeteria Half Spring Chicken Offer
This week Renders Cafeteria advertises a special featuring half spring chicken with corn or cob and candied sweet 58c. The deal emphasizes a low price for a meal option and highlights a simple country-style serving.
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Renders
Ohio State Fair Opens Monday in 1929
Ohio's 1929 state fair began today in Columbus. Gates opened at eight with turnstiles clicking and coins clinking as Perry L. Green officially opened the fair at ten in the grandstand. In two hours the administrative and exhibitory machinery started its week’s grind with five activities at nine including wine judging and premium award selections in poultry farm products horticulture winners parades judging arena and demonstrations in weaving textiles and pottery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Perry L. Green
Auto Bus Crash Kills Vincennes Driver
In Vincennes Indiana today a St Louis Vincennes bus collided with an automobile killing Leo Henderson 27 of Vincennes and badly injuring Landis Martin 15 of Vincennes who was in the car. Louis Englewood 30 of Olney IL bus driver was only slightly hurt seven bus passengers were hospitalized others treated at the scene. The crash left thirteen people with cuts and bruises.
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Vincennes
Ind
Itany
St. Louis
Leo Henderson
Landis Martin
Louis Englewood
Olney
Glider Crash Near Cleveland Airport
A glider piloted by C. R. Bullock of Ann Arbor Michigan crashed at Cleveland airport. Bullock was uninjured as the right wing suffered heavy damage after two successful flights and trouble on a third. He is a member of the Cleveland Gliding Co.
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Cleveland
C. R. Bullock
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bullock
Cleveland Gliding Co
Bus Crash Injures 24 on Cleveland to Pittsburgh Route
A Greyhound bus from Cleveland to Pittsburgh left a highway at Emsworth Borough and struck three telephone poles, injuring 24 people. Fourteen were hospitalized, while 10 were treated on scene. Driver A R B Schwek 34 cited locked steering gear as cause. one passenger 8 J Strum of Cleveland suffered bruises and a sprained ankle.
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Cleveland
Greyhound Lines
Emsworth
A. R B.schwek
J. Strum
Governor Cooper Hurt in Akron Auto Crash
Gov. Myer Y. Cooper and State Purchasing Agent D. C. Rybolt were bruised when Rybolt’s car wrecked in a Akron suburb. A tire blew out near the city outskirts causing a curb impact. The governor delivered an address at the armory before continuing to a speaking engagement in Licking County.
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United Press
Akron
Myers Y. Cooper
D. C. Rybolt
Rybolt
American Legion
Ethel
Guv Cooper
Col
W. C. Christy
Youngstown
Armory
Licking Co
Former Army Captain Acquitted in Wife Death Case
Newton W. Mayle, a former army captain and Spanish-American War veteran, was acquitted of first degree murder in the death of his wife. The defense argued she threatened to shoot herself and a struggle over a gun caused the discharge. The incident followed Mayle’s return from a reunion at Athena and he once commanded the national military home at Leavenworth.
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Britain
Hague
England
Europe
Palestine
MacDonald
London
Herbert Samuel
Prague
Wayne county boards urge drivers to insure buses
Wooster reports Wayne county boards of education passed resolutions urging all school bus drivers to obtain liability and property insurance for the upcoming school year.
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Wooster
Wayne Co Boards of Education
Paxced
Grandson of Hugh L. White earns rent from St Louis lot
In St Louis a decades old debt led to a worthless lot being taken in payment. The corner property now yields $14,000 in annual rent to the grandson of Hugh L. White, illustrating how a failed sale years ago turned into a steady income.
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ST. Louis
Hugh L. White
Down St. Louis
Hoover returns to White House after Rapidan fishing trip
President Hoover arrived back at the White House shortly after 10 p.m. today following a weekend at his Rapidan fishing camp.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan
Americans Reported Killed in Palestine Riots
Dispatches to the state department said 12 Americans were killed and several wounded during disorders featuring Jews and Arabs at Herbon Palestine. The Americans were students at the Livodka Talmud school. No request for an American warship had been received.
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United Presns
Washington
State Department
Herbon
Palestine
Livodka-Talmud Schol
Women Flyers Nearing Goal in National Air Derby
In Columbus on August 26 fourteen women pilots prepare to leave for Cleveland to compete in the ninth National Air Races and Aeronautical Exposition. The Women’s National Air Derby began in Santa Monica and resumes today, with Mrs Louis McPherridge Thaden of Pittsburgh favored to win the derby and most of the $25,000 prize.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Santa Monica
Cal
Louis McPherridge Thaden
Pittsburgh
Probation Hearings Begin Before Common Pleas Judge
Prisoners who pled guilty last week faced probation hearings Monday before Common Pleas Judge Charles Krichbaum. Applicants sought probation as the court reviewed sanctions and possible terms.
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Common Pleas
Charles Krichbaum
British Troops Restore Calm After Jerusalem Riots
British soldiers and police with machine guns and planes tried to restore order in Jerusalem after deadly clashes between Jews and Arabs. Death toll estimates ranged from 100 to 150 with fighting reported in other towns in Palestine. In Hebron the Rabbinical Seminary was attacked and twelve American students were among the dead. Edward Best, senior British immigration official, was killed near Baitragan. One Oxford student was seriously wounded aiding authorities.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Hebron
Edward Best
Baitragan
Oxford University
Americans Die and Four Wounded in Palestine Riots
The Ameri department reported two Americans killed and four wounded in Palestine rioting. The dead were Jacob C. Wexler of Chicago and Benjamin Hurwitz of New York. Wounded are Moses Feivel Mitovin, A Dov Menkin, Eliezer Harbater, and Moses Harbater. no addresses for the injured were available.
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Washington
Palestine
Ameri Department
Jerusalem
Jacob C. Wexler
Chicago
Benjamin Hurwitz
New York
Moses Feivel Mitovin
Dov Menkin
Eliezer Harbater
Moses Harbater
Boys Held for Burglaries at Local Store
Two boys aged 12 and 8 were caught breaking into the A and P store at 336 Market by Patrolman Gover. He saw them smashing the glass front door. one boy carried pliers. They will be sent to juvenile court. They reportedly admitted to two other burglaries.
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Market Ag
Gover
Women pilots take the reins in national air races
At Cleveland and Los Angeles airfields, fifteen women aviators commanded the races and the Graf Zeppelin made a dramatic ocean crossing in sight of crowds. Anne Morrow Lindbergh joined as a full flyer while Graf Zeppelin reached Mines Field after a globe circling voyage.
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bellefonte
Los Angeles
George H. Beale
United Press
Mines Field
Tokyo
Williams to attempt world speed record with new Mercury engine
Lieut. Alford J. Williams of the navy prepares to fly the Mercury monoplane after a $175,000 engine upgrade. The improvised 24 cylinder unit aims at a nearly 400 mph3km course, seeking to beat the 318 mph record set in 1928 by de Pernardi. The engine will be installed in Philadelphia or Annapolis, as Williams awaits favorable weather and wind conditions for a Schneider Cup test.
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United Press
Annapolis
Mad
Qout
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Williams
de Pernardi
Philadelphia
Cowes
England
Collision on Canton Akron road injures two
Wilson of Hartville and James Youtz of North Canton collided at Highland stop on the Canton Akron road. Miss Mae Feller and Delbert Vinege were cut but no one seriously hurt. Sheriff’s office says Youtz backed into the highway in front of Wilson.
Britain Faces New Crisis in Far East
Britain's Near East policy faces a new crisis as Jewish Arab tensions in Palestine threaten Britain’s naval and colonial aims. Prime Minister J R MacDonald dispatches ships and advisors, with implications for Egypt, India, and disarmament talks with the United States.
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Britain
Far East
Near East
Palestine
Egypt
India
J. Rameau MacDonald
Judge Agler Remains in Fair Condition at Mercy Hospital
Judge A. W. Agler, hospitalized since a collapse weeks ago, showed no change in his condition Monday, hospital attendants reported. He has not been allowed visitors for several days.
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A. W. Agler
Mercy Hospital
Local man released on bond in assault case
Roland C. Nusbaum a 44 year old resident of 1110 Ridgerd NW was freed from city jail on a 500 bond facing a suspected connection to a Saturday night cutting of Arthur T. Yoho 34. Nusbaum is expected to be arraigned Tuesday on a more serious charge Yoho was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital where doctors said he would probably recover The incident followed a dinner scheduling dispute between the Nusbaums and the Yohos in which Yoho allegedly stopped Nusbaum’s car on Cleveland Avenue then pulled Nusbaum from the rear seat and struck him Nusbaum said he used an object found on the road to inflict two deep cuts on Yoho’s face and throat His wife and Mrs Yoho backed Nusbaum’s account The two men were later separated after Nusbaum drove Yoho’s car home and was arrested
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Roland C. Nusbaum
Ridgerd NW
Arthur T. Yoho
34Th St NW
J S Johnston
Nusbaum
Mercy Hospital
Yoho
Nusbaumms
Cleveland
William McKinley Lodge to Hold Special Communication
A special communication of William McKinley Lodge will convene Monday August 7 at 7 pm in FC degree. Fromm is WM and H H Heingartner serves as secretary. Ady Furniture announces a clearance sale now on at Roy KR Finefrock store in Waynesburg.
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William McKinley Lodge
Fromm
H. H. Heingartner
Roy KR
Finefrock
Waynesburg
O.—Ady
Explosions in Nanking Kill 17 in Munition Dump Blast
A series of blasts at a western outskirts munitions dump near Nanking caused 17 deaths and millions in damage. Fifty houses were leveled and martial law was set as authorities feared more bodies in debris. Armed guards patrolled streets and a double cordon guarded the damaged area.
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United Press
Nanking
Youth dies in traffic crash near Millersburg road
Andrew J. Myers aged 18 died at Massillon City Hospital after a motorcycle collision with an automobile on Millersburg road near his home at 5 50 am. The car driver Thomas Rudolph attempted to pass a vehicle when his car struck the motorcycle.
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Massillon
Andrew J. Myers
Maasillon City Hospital
Millersburg Road
Thomas Rudolph
Millersburg
Myers
Samuel Myers
Reliance Mfg. Co
Hiram Frick
Middlebranch
Superior Av
16Th St NE
Louis Thompson
4Th St SE
Frick
Thompson
Massillon City Hospital
H. P. Hart
Rudolph
Rogers Marvels at Progress in Golf
Santa Monica notes a chat with Bobby Jones about Peach Tree St. and observes the crowd of 6,000 watching him. The writer contrasts the sport’s growth with past fashion and real estate boasting, reflecting pride in golf’s advancement.
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Weil Rogers
Santa Monica
Cal
Bobby Jones
Peachtree St
Los Angeles
Zep
Will
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