Days Denounce President For Rum Situation
The United Committee on prohibition enforcement criticized President Coolidge over 18th amendment enforcement. The report, adopted by reform groups, called for Secretary Mellon’s removal and blamed the White House for lax enforcement. It urged direct presidential direction of enforcement and pledged no public discussion with press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
United Committee On Prohibition Enforcement
White House
Pras Mellon
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
N. Y
Howard
Mellon
Judge Bowman Fines Spiros $100 and Costs
James Spiros of 410 6th Street NE, alleged professional gambler, was fined $100 and costs in a criminal case for carrying a concealed weapon and reckless driving after a northeast city chase. Officer testimony described a stop sign violation and a gun discharging near police headquarters, narrowly missing officers.
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James Spiros
6Th St NE
Common Pleas
W. B. Rodgers
Spiros
J. A. Bowman
Cherry Ay
Batety
Harmony near at Fairmount Children's Home settlement near
County officials expect a complete reorganization at the Fairmount Children's Home within 30 days. Trustees and Superintendent E. E. Webb to resign, new board and staff to be appointed after civil service exams, following an investigation by the state examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Children’s Home
C. B. McClintock
Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Ned L. Perkins
Board of Trustees
E. E. Webb
Webbs
E. L. Mills
Fairmount Home
Children’s Home Welfare Association
Milton Campbell
Butt Te
McClintock
Astor Mansion and Temple Emanuel Sold for 10 Million
The John Jacob Astor mansion and Temple Emanuel in Chicago have been sold for about 10 million dollars. Both properties will be torn down.
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Chicago
John Jacob Astor
Temple Emanuel
The Best Bad Man at Mozart Theater in Canton
Explains how modern publicity elevates feats like historic courage and marksmanship. Tom Mix stars in the moving picture The Best Bad Man now showing at the Mozart Theater with free ticket details listed in the Canton guide section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochinvar
Eske
William Tel
Paul Revere
Tom Mix
Mozart Theater
Canton
Two Million Dollar Blaze Devastates Council Bluffs Hotel District
Fire erupts in Council Bluffs at 5 am destroying the Grand hotel and nearby structures. Five people missing, one seriously burned, damage pegged at about two million dollars. Firefighters from Bluffs and Omaha battle the blaze as sparks threaten other areas. Streetcar service halted. workers walk from Omaha.
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Council Bluffs
Grand Hotel
Continental Furniture Co
Pearst
Broadway
Firstay
James Cotter
Omaha
Cotter
Continental Furniture Company
Bluffs
Ferguson to Fill Two Highway Board Vacancies
Governor Miriam A Ferguson plans to appoint two new highway commission members at noon today filling resignations by Frank V. Lanham and Joe Burkett. The selection will come from a list considered for days. An appeal for a special legislative session from Galveston and Brazoria cattlemen draws attention amid hoof and mouth losses threatening small herd owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Highway Commission
Frank V. Lanham
Joe Burkett
Galveston
Brazoria
New Canton Bank Is Being Formed
Certificate of authority granted by the state banking department to the People's Commercial and Savings Bank of Canton announced from Columbus. Incorporators include A. R. Turnbull Ned L. Perkins Louis DeSants A. R B. Correll William F. Cook Thomas H. Leahy and Leroy J. Contie.
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State Banking Department
People’s Commercial and Savings Bank of
Canton
Columbus
A. R. Turnbull
Ned L. Perkins
Louis DeSants
A. R B. Correll
William F. Cook
Thomas H. Leahy
Leroy J. Contie
Silver files suit in election dispute over 13th term
Charles O. Silver, Alliance auditor, sues in common pleas court against Elsie Whittingham, auditor elect, to contest a tied 2,272 vote count and a lot-based win. He cites precinct irregularities including miscount, nonresident voters, and uncounted Silver ballots, seeks original ballots reread and a recount. Hart and Koehler represent Silver.
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Silver
Alliance
Charles O. Silver
Allance
Common Pleas Court
Elsie H. Whittingham
Lot
Miss Whittingham
Election Board
Wife a death by own action After Quarrel
Richard Wine 24 attempted suicide at Miami Valley hospital after his wife died from poisoning following a quarrel with him. They had been married three months. Wine sought the poison from an unknown source and ingested most of the tablets. he is expected to recover.
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Dayton
Richard Wine
Miami Valley Hospital
New West Point Head Appointed
Washington December 2 Colonel March B Stewart was appointed by Secretary of War Davis as superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Fred W Bladen assigned to command the Philippine department. Maj. John A Quekemeyer aide to Gen. Pershing was chosen as commandant of cadets at West Point, a post held by Stewart who will be made brigadier general.
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Washington
March B.stewart
Davis
United States Military Academy
West Point
Fred W. Bladen
John A. Quekemeyer
Pershing
Col
Stewart
Coroner Probes Sudden Death Of Local Mill Worker
Bellaire D D December 3 A coroner's examination was to be held today to determine the cause of David South a 70 year old mill worker who collapsed and died in a drug store while seeking medicine to relieve indigestion.
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Bellaire
David South
South
Dannuck Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Somerville New Jersey December 3 John Durchuk a laborer was found guilty of murder in the first degree for stabbing to death 12 year old Josephine Krysowaty on her father's farm last April.
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Somerville
N. J
John Durchuk
Josephine Krysowaty
Woman Acquitted in Chicago Murder Trial
Mary Kuna, 47, is acquitted by a Chicago jury of murdering her husband Albert. She apparently did not understand English and learned the verdict only from a translator.
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Chicago
Mary Kuna
Albert
Fireman Dies Electrocution as Birth Occurs
Chicago dispatch reports fireman Steven Foley was electrocuted while battling a blaze. His wife, in a hospital, was delivering a son at the time and does not yet know her husband has died.
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Chicago
Steven Foley
Board Stalemate Deepens at Aultman Hospital
Canton trustees and physicians remain deadlocked over hospital leadership with Dr J R Beiter and Miss Ruth Woodring facing removal demands while the executive board resists resignation. A 1925 stockholders meeting is set for December 11 to elect a trustees board and resolve the dispute amid mounting external pressure.
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Board of Trustees
Canton
Aultman Hospital
J. R. Beiter
Ruth Woodring
Beiter
R. V.mitchell
A. BR. Clark
L. A. Buchman
Patience Ceased To Be A Virtue In Divorce Suit
BUCYRUS Ohio December 3 Donaldson filed for divorce claiming his wife has been wilfully absent from their home for 24 years. He cites prolonged separation as grounds for the action.
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Bucyrus
T. Is
Donaldson
Death Carven Pack Charged With Manslaughter After Wreck
Coroner says charges of manslaughter will be sought against the driver of the car that wrecked the Vaughn vehicle at Fultord and 12th Street NW. H R Wendling of Dover held for DUI with potential manslaughter upgrade. Ralph Wendling, a Dover cousin, also detained for investigation as witnesses describe a possible third driver. Dr. Frank M. Vaughn near death and Mrs Gertrude Vaughn dead after the collision. LeRoy Stein of Dover missing.
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McQuate
Vaughn
LeRoy Stein
Dover
Canton
Mercy Hospital
Gertrude Vaughn
Frank M. Vaughn
Hartville
Fultoard
12Th St NW
H. &. Wendling
Ralph Wendling
1347Th St
Lsted
I Thas
Wendling
Wendlings
Four named on commission for T. B. Hospital
The common pleas court names B F Weybrecht Martin Brenner Glancy Pontius and George McClusky to the county tuberculosis hospital building commission with the county commissioners. Each to be paid 15 dollars a day up to 2 percent of the project funds. Bonds set at 5000 dollars. The panel includes three county commissioners and will hire an architect and supervise construction.
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B. F. Weybrecht
Alliance
Martin Brenner
Massillon
Glancy C. Pontius
Plain To
George ©. McClusky
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Building Commission
Weybrecht
Pontius
Brenner
McClusky
Charles Krrchbaum
A. W. Agler
Edwin W. Diehl
Louisville-Alliance Rd
Marrishbure
Board of County Commissioners
A. L. Thayer
New Castle
C. B. McCuntock
Mitchell Wins Moral Victory in Aero Fight
Washington dispatch outlines Col. William Mitchell gaining a moral victory as the Morrow board report on aviation policy influences Congress. The report endorses a three-secretary aviation setup under national defense while avoiding a single department, and notes readiness to fund existing aircraft plants, but cautions against large scale subsidies for imaginary conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
William Mitchell
Aircraft Board
Coolidge
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Dwight P. Morrow
Congress
Morrow
Col. Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Commerce
War
Harding
National Defense
Geverally
The
Treasury
Lincoln C. Andrews
Mellon
Coollege
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Judge Bowman
Astor Home
Iowa City
Ma’ Ferguson
Highway Board
NEW Canton Bank
Elsie Whittingham
Dr, Frank Vaughn
Mate
NEW West Point
Aultman
Dr. Beiter
Miss Woodring
C. A. LaMont
E. J. March
J. P. DeWitt
Canton Real Estate Board
Dr. Beitner
W. B. Quinn
Daily News
H. ER. and
Dr. Vaughn
T. B. Hospital
Aero Fight
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