Show Down Battle Looming At Stockholders Meeting
A heated fight over Austrian hospital management unfolds as the annual stockholders meeting approaches. Ralph Wendling 17 bound over on manslaughter charges after a fatal car crash that injured Mrs Waugh. His cousin E W Wendling and LeRoy Stein also held to the grand jury with bonds set at 10000 and 1000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wendling
J. A. Bowama
E. W. Wendling
LeRoy Stein
Ralph
Wendlings
Stein
Dr. Waugh
12Th St NW
Fultoard
Spiker
Public Wants Early Action by Congress Dec 4 1925
Washington report notes Congress returns under unique conditions due to budget rules and tax reform pressure. Lawmakers face a goal of quick action on accumulated bills with reduced debate as public opinion presses for efficiency and fewer delays in the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Dawes
Senate
House
Attack on Coolidge Splits Days and Senate Dynamics
Washington reports a widening split among prohibitionists over President Coolidge enforcement policies. Dawes scrutinizes Senate rules while Republicans gain strength. insurgents fade, 1926 elections loom, and party cohesion rises under Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
Second crash in 18 hours pushes year total to 64
Charles R. Powell of Edgefield and his wife died at Mercy hospital after their car was struck by a Cleveland Limited interurban northbound at Killeray NW on North Canton road late Wednesday afternoon. The deaths brought the year’s automobile fatality total to 64 per reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Powell
Edgefield
Cleveland Limited
Killeray
North Canton Rd
Mercy Hospital
Powell
Actors Involved In Booze Party Arrest Case
New York, Dec. 4. John Mace, actor, was arrested on charges by Irene Evans of San Francisco. She alleges he lured her to his upper Broadway apartment with her escort Miss Evans, after drinks. He allegedly attacked her and threatened the escort, who had recently moved to win a stage place.
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New York
John Mace
Irene Evans
San Francisco
Cal
Upper Broadway
Miss Evans
Calinia
Mace
Grain of Corn Removed From Child Lung in Hollister
Grain of corn lodged at the entrance of a four year old boy Guy Schonorn Shonborn in Hollister was removed after blocking the lung nearly twenty four hours. The child is reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Guy Schon- Orn
F. JR. Shonborn
Hollister
Jury Now Has Case in Charge in Rhinelander Trial
White Plains New York December 4 The jury began deliberations in the Rhinelander marriage annulment case over whether Leonard Kip Rhinelander and Alice Jones Rhinelander though of mixed race will remain husband and wife The trial spanned four weeks with Morschauser delivering a lengthy legal charge regarding the bride s concealed Negro origin as alleged by the groom
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White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Morschauser
Woman Accused of Shoplifting in Canton and Massillon
Mrs. Martin Winold of Crystal Springs faces a shoplifting charge after authorities found $200 worth of stolen merchandise from Canton and Massillon stores in her home. The case notes she fled to avoid a court appearance and faces bond forfeiture while her husband, Navarre tailor Winold, is suspected for citizenship issues and faces possible departure from the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Massillon
Winold
Crystal Springs
Judge Bowman
City Hall
Germany
America
My Lady's Chamber
Massiilon
Navarre
Polica
United States
Ocean Vessels Adrift in Gale Along Northeast Coast
Scores of small craft were adrift along New York and New Jersey as a gale of up to 65 miles per hour lashed the coast. The storm weakened by daybreak and rain diminished to drizzle. The gale damaged bulkheads and sea walls at New Jersey resorts, while Colonial and Providence line steamers sought shelter in Providence and New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Seariier
Atlantic Seaboard
Long Island Sound
Colonial
Providence
R. I
New London
Conn
New York City
Alliance Girl Found In Hotel In Mansfield
Miriam Firestone aged 25 was found in a Mansfield hotel after four days of confinement in a room she had rented. She sent a letter to her parents stating she was in great trouble, refused all questions, and endured days without food or sleep. Officials located her Alliance parents and she started home under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield, CO
Miriam Firestone
Alliance
Ohio highway bids due for 49 miles of roads and bridges
Columbus Dec 4 The state highway department says bids will be received December 11 for improvement of over 49 miles of Ohio highways at an estimated cost of 1 300 000 dollars. Projects include roads and bridges in Allen Defiance Delaware Marion Harding Summit Van Wert Washington and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
Ajlen
Defiance
Delaware
Marion
Harding
Summit
van Wert
Washington
Henry C Powman Civil War hero buried in Cleveland
Henry C Powman 80 a Civil War hero and Kinney and Levan Co. founder will be buried tomorrow in Cleveland after dying in Florida. Comrades of the conflict will march behind his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry C., Powman
the Kinney and Levan Co
Florida
Hairston manslaughter case ends with jury deadlock
Columbus jury failed to reach a verdict in the manslaughter case of Sam Hairston after his auto struck and killed 14 year old Benjamin J. Wippel, a cyclist, last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Sam Hairston
Ft Hairston
Benjamin J. Wippel
Texas Highway Body Expected To Give Report
The Texas highway commission faces a pending policy statement as Gov Ferguson appoints two new members. Rumors swirl about a possible special legislative session over highway department contracts and alleged irregularities. Speaker Satterwhite threatens action if Ferguson does not call a session by December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Highway Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
S. A. Moseley
Tanner Ferguson
State Highway Department
Oey Ey
Ferguson
Geha
Mosely
John Cage
Highway Commission
Executive Chamber
Lee Satterwhite
Texas House of Representatives
Satterwhite
International News Service
Attorney General
Amarillo
Washington
Dan Moody
Highways ‘Commission
Man Dies as Automobile Stalls on Tracks
Charles R R Powell aged 69 who had just learned to drive stalled his car on interurban tracks. Eyewitnesses to Coroner T C McQuate say the Cleveland Limited was approaching at speed with less than 250 feet remaining. Powell attempted to start the motor rather than escape with his wife aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles RR. Powell
T. C. McQuate
Powell
Cleveland Limited
Dover Youth Faces Manslaughter Charge in Canton Crash
Coroner Dr. T. C. McQuate probes two Canton area deaths from separate crashes. Mrs. Frank Vaughn of Hartville dies after a Wednesday night collision with an interurban at Killeray crossing driven by Ralph Wendling of Dover, who faces manslaughter charges. A second fatal crash near 12th street and Fulton road NW kills Mrs. Powell. Ralph Wendling and others face intoxication charges as investigators view both accidents as linked to rapid, fatal driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C
J. Glenn
Powell
Powells
Canton
Ralph Wendling
Dover
Wendling
12Th St
Fulton Rd
Frank Vaughn
Hartville
Vaughn
H. E. Wendling
Leroy Stein
Stein
McQuate
Fire Laddies Ablaze Home of Fire Laddies Ablaze
In Coshocton Ohio on December 4 the fire department headquarters came near destruction when an overheated furnace in the basement caused flames to spread to the engine room. An auxiliary company arrived and the fire was extinguished. Guns reportedly were being stolen from the police here prior to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Fire Department
Man Fatally Crushed by Train in Marion Crossing
Ralph Frye a 40 year old electrician was struck by a westbound Erle passenger train at noon today near Marion. He sustained a fractured skull and physicians report he will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, CO
Ralph Frye
Army Officer to Be Selected City Manager in Cincinnati
Cincinnati dated December 4. Lieutenant Colonel Clarence Sherill of Washington DC, engineer corps USA, is expected to be chosen the first city manager under the new charter. His salary would be 25000 dollars yearly. A caucus at the Sinton hotel is slated for tomorrow to finalize the selection.
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Cincinnati
Clarence ©. Sherill
Washington, D. C
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Sherill
Sinton Hotel
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Ralph Cousin
Talph Wendling
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Bob LaFollette
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
Oliver W. Stewart
Indianapolis
Flying Squadron
Edwin Co. Dinwiddie
International Good Templars
Howard
Lincoln Co. Andrews
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Representative Gallivan
Massachusetts
Interurban
Miami
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Dorothy Gibson
Daniels
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