Prison assault charge against Louis Rudner noted
Victim Nan Shifflette identifies Louis Rudner of Akron as the man with three deputies during an assault attempt. She says Rudner choked, beat, and slashed her in an abandoned coal mine between Magnolia and Sandyville, stole jewelry worth 600, and left her for dead. She remains bedbound but noncritical.
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Louis V. Rudner
6Th Staw
C. W. Kirk
Nan G. Shifflette
Hampton St
Akron
Magnolia
Sandyville
Rudner
Ben Rudner
Atlanta
Ted Evans Hurt In Auto Mishap
Alliance Aug 80 David Ted Evans 2422 Winfield Canton is in critical condition at City hospital after an auto accident on Harrisburg road. He was unconscious on admission, later regained consciousness, with internal injuries suspected. Evans, once active at Central high Canton Mt. Union college played football basketball and pitched for the college baseball team. He is the son of Mrs Jane Evans and a University of Boston student. He has worked in Canton and Alliance playgrounds.
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Em Detly News Bureau Alliance
David
Ted) Evans
Winfield Way
Canton
Harrisburg Rd
Evans
Central High
Mt. Union College
Jane Evans
University of Boston
Alliance
Coolidge To Act As Peacemaker In Shipping Board Row
President Coolidge summoned the full Shipping Board to a White House conference at 8 30 tonight to end the dispute over the Harding Lasker plan for operating the American merchant marine through subsidiary firms. Edward P Farley chairman of the board briefed the president with complete plan details during a prior talk.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Harding-Lasker
Berdel Gets Whiskey Back From Bonded Stock Raid
Federal and state courts deem liquor bonded before Prohibition as having medicinal value and not subject to confiscation in a private home. Criminal Judge Bowman fined Frank J. Berdel $500 and costs for possessing a small bottle of illicit whiskey, but ordered 58 quarts of bonded whiskey returned to him after a raid on his Tusc. street home.
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Bowman
Frank J. Berdel
Tusc
W. Berdel
Berdel
Lipton and Prentiss schooner race opens at Gloucester
Amid whistles and cheers three fishing schooners Shamrock Tenry Ford and Elizabeth Howard left Gloucester today in the first free for all race for the Lip ton and Prentiss trophies in many years.
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Gloucester
Mass
Lipton
Ohio holds place Exmoor Country Club match
Miss Louie Fordyce of Youngstown advances to the semifinals of the Western women's golf championship after a tough third round struggle. She defeats Miss Dorothy Higgle of Exmoor in the 19th hole to reach the next stage.
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Exmoor Country Club
Chicago
Louie Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Steen
Dorothy Higble
Exmoor
Youths Arrested After Auto Theft Confessions
Paul Correll and Carl Barry both of Cincinnati were arrested by police while sleeping in a car on Georgetoward NE early Thursday. They were turned over to Akron police on a charge of stealing the automobile after confessing they stole the car in Akron Wednesday night and drove it to Canton.
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Paul Correll
Carl Barry
Cincinnati
Georgetoward
Akron
Canton
McCormick to Marry London in Oct at British Embassy Paris
Chicago millionaire Allister McCormick plans to wed Miss Joan Stevens at the British embassy in Paris on October 1 according to the Evening News. Stevens is reportedly in Paris for the ceremony preparations.
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London
Evening News
Allister McCormick
Chicago
Joan Stevens
Paris
Miss Stevens
Boy dies after fall from Blue Streak at Meyers Lake Park
Ten year old Michael Kostich Jr. died minutes after being thrown from a Blue Streak racer at Meyers Lake Park southwest of Massillon. He fell between the car and landing platform as brakes were applied. Coroner T H Shorb investigated. Survived by parents, a brother John and two sisters Lily and Wellely. Funeral set for Massillon.
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Michael Kostich, Jr
Michael Kostich
American Stamping and Enameling Co
Massillon
Meyers Lake Park
Aultman Hospital
T. H. Shorb
Young Kogitch
Lake Park
Rade Gvoich
Columbia Heights
Gvoich
John
Lily
Wellely
Harvest Home Festival Held in Cheviot Cincinnati
Aug 30 The fourth annual Harvest Home festival and celebration was held at Cheviot today. E C Reemelin, vice president of Harvest Home Association, attended since 1860 when he was 14. He recalled 1860 dances on grass with ox carts and bugles, and noted farmers now arrive by automobile. Judges Swing and Struble and Reverends Paterson and Schmidt spoke.
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Cincinnati
Cheviot
E. C. Reemelin
Harvest Home Association
Harvest Home
James B. Swing
Stanley Struble
Wm. T. Paterson
Norwood
Paul Schmidt
East Liverpool Reunion Planned at Nimisila Park
Former East Liverpool residents plan their first annual reunion at Nimisila park on Saturday with 1509 ex residents living in the area. The program begins with 1 registration, features a 10 event sports program, and aims to form a permanent East Liverpool Canton association with yearly officer elections. Supper is scheduled for 4. Many locals are expected to drive to Canton.
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East Liverpool
Nimisila Park
Pottery City
Canton
Fire at St Marys Convent Drives Nuns Out
Fire ripped through the third and fourth floors of St Marys convent in Pittsburgh injuring one nun and forcing sixty others to flee. Firemen pulled three nuns from the blaze as damages were estimated at forty thousand dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Empire
St Mary's Convent
Moonshiners Warned In Bellaire Fires
Local insurance agents warn that policies will not cover fire losses tied to moonshine operations in Bellaire after several recent blazes. Exploding stills leaky connections and mash pits have caused destructive fires in homes and outbuildings.
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Bellaire
Tie Results In Race To Untie Wedding Knot
A divorce docket in Alliance saw a midday tie as both Charles Eugene Barnhill and Martha Barnhill filed petitions for divorce on the same day. He cites neglect and cruelty over household dining snubs. she accuses him of failing to support and of roaming with other women. Attorneys Ball Roach for the husband and Emmons Emmons for the wife arrived with the petitions. Two additional Alliance suits, Fred P. Searles vs Charlotte Searles and Rebecca Smart vs Elmer M. Smart, also started in the same session.
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Charles Eugene Barnhill
Martha Barnhill
Alliance
Barnhill
Attys, Ball & Roach
Attys, Emmons & Emmons
Fred P. Searles
Charlotte Searles
Barr & Roach
Rebecca Smart
Elmer M. Smart
F. E. Hunter
Free hospital treatment plan for World War veterans
Washington August 30 free hospital treatment for all of Americas 4 000 000 World War veterans would be furnished by the United States veterans bureau under a plan by Director Frank T Hines to open government hospitals to all honorable ex servicemen The plan will be laid before President Coolidge for approval and if endorsed Congress will be asked to enact authorizing legislation early next year Beds in government hospitals will be used to care for veterans regardless of whether illness is war related, with costs kept to a minimum as beds remain available The program anticipates utilizing existing hospital space and expanding access as needed through the transition.
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Washington
America
United States Veterans Bureau
Frank T. Hines
Coolidge
Congress
Hines
Delta Upsilon Alumni Plan Talks at University Club
National plan for affiliation with the Alumni Delta Upsilon discussed at a Canton luncheon. Local club formed due to increased fraternity numbers, with a club-freshman smoker planned at the University club Friday night September 7. Atty Russell Burt serves as club president.
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National Organization of Alumni of Delta Upsilon
University Club
Canton
Atty
Russell Burt
D. U
Ex-Congressman Sued In Damages Action
Ex congressman Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma is named defendant in a $100000 damage suit filed in a district supreme court by government clerk Mise Ethel Crane. The case is a counter action to Herrick's earlier $50000 suit against her for breach of promise to marry.
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Mise Ethel Crane
District Supreme Court
Herrick
Justice Warner Reserves Opinion in Haverhill Sailor Murder Indictment
Supreme court justice Robert J. Warner reserved opinion today on motions by Walter and Werd’s counsel to dismass the indictment charging them with the murder of Clarence Peters, a Haverhill Mass. sailor, in a case arising from the Aug. 39 filing and ongoing legal proceedings.
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White Plans
Supreme Court
Robert J. Warner
Walter &. Werd
Clarence Eters
Haverhill
Mass
Sailor
Boy Bootie Silent In Booze Case
Mike Statira aged 13 of 1030 Market ar S refused to talk after police arrested him in an alley behind his home with a jar of corn whiskey. He spent the night in city jail and was remanded to juvenile court. His mother Mary Statira was fined $4100 and costs in criminal court. He is the youngest Canton arrest on the prohibition charge.
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Mike Statira
Mary Statira
Governor's Aide Skirts Key Question in Stock Ownership
Attorney General Crabbe released ruling on whether George T. Poor of Cincinnati, chairman of the State Public Utilities Commission, owns stock in Cities Service Co. The decision says removal is possible if it is shown Poor owns stock in any company whose income could be affected by the utilities commission's actions, but the full text was not released and many questions remain unsettled.
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J. W
Poor
The
Utilities Commission
Crabbe
Contractor Shot in Moon Achie Dispute in New Jersey
In Hackensack New Jersey August 30 contractor Jacob Naldo was killed and Frank Saleo wounded when Sebastiani Montanaro drew a revolver during a money dispute. Montanaro held without bail for the grand jury.
Mayor Hylan Examined in Saratoga Springs Health Check
Mayor John F. Hylan of New York City was examined by Dr. Harry Harmon Smith at Dr. George F. Comstock’s request. The throat specialist found a slight inflammation, not serious, and Dr. Comstock reported the mayor had a very good night though still somewhat hoarse.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
John F. Hylan
New York City
Harry Harmon Smith
New York
George F. Comstock
Comstock
Smith
Pinchot Plan Faces Rejection in Anthracite Talks
Harrisburg August reports predict miners and operators are split over Governor Pinchot's settlement proposals for the anthracite strike. Operators expect to reject the plan, while miners weigh terms including a shift to eight hours for pump and maintenance crews with 12 hours pay, amid talks in Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators’ Association
Philadelphia
Pinchot
John Lewis
International
Lewis
American Bar Association committees propose new international and ethics reforms
In Minneapolis on August 30 the American Bar Association's convention committees reported resolutions calling for a Hague conference on extending international law, U S participation in the world court, protection of aliens from prejudicial local laws, a uniform criminal code for all states, and a new code of ethics for judges.
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Minneapolis
American Bar Association
The
Hague
United States
Union
Canton Massillon Road Work Starting Soon
Contractor Glen W. Hadley holds the Canton to Reedurban project. He moves supplies for the north side improvement and aims to finish paying by May 15 if weather allows. Rough grading completed last year and two and a half miles of paving done on the Alliance Miner yard. project pace slowed by other contractors. If grading completes on time, the road may open this fall.
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Glen W. Hadley
Canton-Massillon
Canton
Hadley
Alliance Miner
Ania
Truck Driver Hurt In Defiance Accident
Defiance Aug 36 Ploya Simpzon a Ceeth dairy driver was severely bruised when the ton truck caught him pinning him. He fainted from the initial blow and sprained his shoulder and bruised his head in the mishap.
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Defiance
Ploya Simpzon
Ceeth
Defiance Dairy Products Co
Greece and Italy in crisis over demands and strikes
Rome reports anti Greek disorders as Italy presses for action. Milan dispatch notes Italian fleet ready for possible move against Greece. Athens confirms some Greek demands are acceptable while others are not. Greece will reparations for five deaths but seeks to preserve dignity. Albanian cabinet resignation urged after Tellini assassination. Paris notes near eastern peace talks continue.
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London
Rome
Taranto
Greece
Milan
Great Britain
League of Nations
Athens
Daily News
Gonatas
Canton Named for Convention in 1924 Kiwanis Meet
Canton won a three cornered fight for the 1924 Ohio Kiwanis convention at Cedar Point after the 1923 session. Marion and Lorain vied for the next gathering but Canton prevailed. The 1924 convention is expected to be held in September. Russell C. Heddleson of East Liverpool was elected governor, Peter Land of Akron reelected secretary. Sub district vice presidents named include Robert Frey Ottawa, W Laughhead Cincinnati, Roy Silbauch Lancaster, RO H Williams Sandusky, Charles Davis Cleveland, Walter Cowan St Clairsville. Treasurer Paul P. O’Bryan Dayton chosen for another term.
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Canton
Ohio Kiwanis
Cedar Point
Marion
Lorain
Russell C. Heddleson
East Liverpool
Walter Jackson
Lima
Peter Land
Akron
Robert Frey
Ottawa
Co. W. Laughhead
Cincinnati
Col
Roy Silbauch
Lancaster
Ro H W. Williams
Sandusky
Charles Davis
Cleveland
Walter Cowan
St. Clairsville
Paul P. O'Bryan
Dayton
Elks Observe Silver Jubilee in Sandusky Parade
In Sandusky Ohio more than 2000 Elks and 15 bands parade to mark the 25th annual silver jubilee reunion at Cedar Point. The final business session at Cedar Point begins at 3 pm with Charles Justice and George Canoles in a tight race for president. Secretary John W Ranney and treasurer William Petie look to reelection as Cincinnati and Cedar Point vie for next year’s convention.
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John W. Ranney
Columbus
William Petrie
Cincinnati
Cedar Point
Child Injured in Cherry Street Auto Crash
Four year old Jonola Douglas of SE Thompson et al. suffered abrasions when struck by an automobile on Cherry SE near Stirst late Wednesday afternoon. She was taken to Mercy Hospital and later returned home after treatment. Police secured the vehicle's license number. the driver fled the scene.
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Jonola Douglas
Thompson Et SE
Cherry Et SE
Stirst
Mercy ‘Hospital
Soldier Bonus Seen Passing in New Congress
Washington Aug. 30 predicted the soldier bonus bill will pass in the coming congress with President Coolidge's approval. Lawmakers who opposed adjusted compensation now view the election as reducing opposition, while Coolidge as VP had not spoken on the measure.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Treasury of
United States
Harding
Four Injured As Auto Turns Over
Salem, Aug. 30. C A Bowker of Youngstown and his wife, daughter, and her infant son were injured when their car skidded on wet pavement and overturned near the Country club entrance on the Damascus road. Bowker suffered two broken ribs and severe burns as the gasoline tank burst. Neighbors aided and conveyed the injured to Salem hospital. injuries not considered critical.
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Salem
C. A. Bowker
Youngstown
Country Club
Damascus Road
Salem Hospital
Accessories stolen from Dine-Deweese garage
Detectives Pilcher and Streitenberger found eight hundred dollars worth of automobile accessories in a woods in the southeast section of the city on Thursday. Police have not traced two Ford trucks stolen at the same time Tuesday night.
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Dine-Deweese
Pilcher and Streitenberger
Woman Fined for Illicit Alcohol Possession in Elyria
In Elyria on August 30 Mayor AR Jones fined Helen Zlotkosko 500 dollars for local possession and manufacturing booze. Police found five gallons of 92 percent test alcohol in her home ready for bottling. a boarder named Steve Levanosky was also fined 500 dollars in connection with the raid.
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Elyria
Helen Zlotkosko
AR. Jones
Steve Levanosky
Elizabeth Luethy Wins College Girls Tennis Title 1923
Miss Elizabeth Luethy has won the College Girls Tennis Championship for 1923, her second consecutive net title. She recently completed a four year course at Mount Union College and will teach in Canton this coming term.
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Beach
Elizabeth Luethy
Mount Union College
Teri
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