Auto Thieves Rampage In Canton Five Cars Missing
Police chase five automobile thefts in Canton as month totals top 25 with 40 recovered by auto bureau. Detective William Grether urges motorists to lock cars and not leave keys in locks. Victims include Donald F Maynard's Ford coupe license 8262 B and cars from lre A Car Co Belmont and Hoehn stakeout with various license plates and locations. Case 760-420.
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Canton
Automobile Bureau
William Grether Gain
Grether
Donald F. Maynard
Arlington
Maoningrd
Sandall NE
Lre-A-Car Co
Ewaltar
2Nd St
J. A. Miller
12Th St
Studebaker
Verdict in Rhinelander suit declares colored blood Yes on most questions
In White Plains New York a jury found in favor of Alice Jones Rhinelander the quadroon bride in Leonard Rhinelander’s marriage annulment suit. Six of seven questions favored the colored bride with the seventh unanswered. The court reserved judgment noting no circus atmosphere as verdicts were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Young Rhinelander
Supreme Court
Judnee Morschauser
Rhinelander
Shipping Lines Sue Government for Millions in Tax Refunds
Twenty five foreign shipping corporations sue to recover taxes alleged to be illegally assessed over the last decade. A test case may be brought in Sweden to reach the Supreme Court, with Britain, Scandinavia, France and the Netherlands most involved. If lost, as much as ninety nine million dollars could be refunded. the dispute centers on income at the source and the taxation of foreign lines with US branch offices.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Gotheburg
Sweden
Supreme Court
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Twenty Miners Entombed Rescued at Colorado Mine
At the Reichert gold and silver mine in Nederland Colorado all twenty men entombed when the entrance collapsed were rescued. Charles Herquist aged sixty was the only fatality dying from gas after entering a swept tunnel with the rescue party. Seven of eighteen rescuers were overcome and missing briefly before the men were brought out early this morning.
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Nederland
Colo
Reinal Gold and Silver
Charles Herquist
Dar
Honous Giris
Massillon Foreman Killed In Tunnel Street Car Collision
Fred Keen 58 of Massillon died after a street car struck him while he walked through a tunnel under the Pennsylvania tracks on South Ernest. Coroner’s inquest harbors accidental death verdict. Keen lived briefly at Massillon Hospital. He worked at Peerless Drawn Steel and held Mason, Moose, and Sons of St. George memberships. English-born.
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T. C. McQuate
Fred Keen
Massillon
Keen
Commonwealthy
South Ernest
Massillon Hospital
Peerless Drawn Steel Company
Loyal Order of Moose and
the Sons of St. George
England
State Examiner Delays Home Report Pending Probe
State Examiner Milton Campbell said he will not file his report on inspections of the Fairmount Children's Home until investigations into specific complaints are completed. He indicated he may conduct an exam and take depositions from trustees E F Webb and others as ordered, to cover all aspects.
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Milton Campbell
Fairmount Childrens Home
Campbell
McClintock
E. FE. Webb
Four Sailors Drowned After River Collision
Four sailors are drowned and six men are seriously injured after the American steamer Federal and the English steamer Ashton collide in the river Escaut near D'Cas trucel. Both vessels sustained damage and rescue operations followed.
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Antwerp
Federal
Ashton
Luther cabinet resigns in Berlin to Hindenburg
The Luther cabinet in Germany has tendered its resignation to President Hindenburg, reported by Central News from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Luther
Hindenburg
Berlin
Woman Sent Home After Mansfield Detention
Marion Firestone, 25, was sent here by Mansfield police after being taken into custody there yesterday. A Alliance resident she reportedly went to Mansfield seeking work and was found in a Mansfield hotel in poor health. Mansfield police held her until Alliance authorities could be contacted.
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Alliance
Marion Firestone
Mansfield
Quick Payment of Public Debt Decided In 1925 Plan
President Coolidge backs Secretary Mellon as Congress favors prompt debt retirement over large tax cuts. The plan would cut annual public debt payments to about $200.9 million, with total debt roughly $20 billion, aiming to reduce interest costs and accelerate retirements despite tax bill debates.
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Congress
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
Coolidge
Congrests
Wanderers 10 and 11 Held In Canton By Officials
Two Akron boys aged 10 and 11 were taken into custody by juvenile court officials in Canton after being found drenched and nearly helpless from the rain. They said they left Akron Friday afternoon and were out all night. one boy had a loaded revolver and they planned to visit relatives in Massillon.
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Akron
Canton
Massillon
Cap Weidman ex Canton cop takes own life
Cap Weidman 51 a former Canton police sergeant and detective, killed himself at his home last night by a .32 caliber pistol after a year of ill health. He lived at 1021 10th St NW. Survived by widow Mayme, son Paul, daughter Mrs Dean Mitchell, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev B F Brundage officiating.
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Cap” Weidman
10Th St NW
Weidman
Detective Bureau
Canton
Chicago
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Cuba
United Spanish War Veterans
Army and Navy Union
The
American Insurance Union
Fraternal Order of Police
Buckeye Lodge Knights of Pythias
Stark Co
Perfect Sheik Discovered in Central Arabia
Lord Belhaven reports from London that Ibn Saud, the central Arabia warlord, is the idealized sheik of novels. The six foot four leader, legally entitled to four wives, has not limited himself to that number, according to the back from Arabia claim.
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London
Lord Belhaven
Central Arabia
Ibn Saud
Heau
Two Women Fined for Intoxication in Columbia Heights
Elizabeth Venezeles and Myrtle Basie pleaded guilty to intoxication before Justice C. E. Heminger after arrest Friday night in Columbia Heights. Each received the maximum fine of $100 and costs. Sheriff C. W. Kirk had ordered 11 women from the district, all married to residents there.
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Elizabeth Venezeles
Myrtle Basie
Columbia Heights
C. E. Heminger
C. W. Kirk
Mitchell Denies Federal Grand Hospital Stock Sale Rumor
R V Mitchell on the boards executive committee denied rumors that stock in Aultman Hospital is being sold before the upcoming annual stockholders meeting. He said the last stock was issued December 24 1924 to Dr J Shorb and no further stock will be issued. He noted the hospital is a non profit and stock ownership merely shows membership for management. Dr J Ross Beiter chief of surgery at Aultman hospital known for ties to the American Medical Association faced questions over his affiliations.
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Mitchell
Federal Grand Hospital
Aultman Hospital
R. V. Mitchell
Board of Trustees
J. Ross Beiter
Canton Physicians
American Medical Association
Beiter
Belter
Dr. A. ©. Brant
Medical
Dwyer bootleg ring under sweeping federal probe
The federal grand jury will start a wide inquiry into the Dwyer bootleg ring described as the biggest rum conspiracy in prohibition history. Emory Buckner expects many more indictments beyond 43. possible involvement of coast guard and police is noted. Buckner cites annual profits near 25 million dollars, revised upward from 10 million.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Dwyer
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Coast Guard
Wen
Buckner
Wm. Dwyer
Broadway
Profis
Children Hurt in Auto Crash Near Tuscarawas and Dueberry
Ernestine and Far Blwtaker aged six and four were taken to Mercy hospital after their father’s car was struck near Tuscarawas W and Dueberry by a vehicle driven by Peter Hittinger of Garfield Ave SW. Both children sustained slight injuries.
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Ernestine and
Far
Kinnison Names Mack Shadrach to City Legal Posts
Russell Mack and Flair Shadrach were named first assistant city solicitor and police prosecutor under city solicitor elect James E. Kinnison. Mack, of the firm Herbruck Black McCuskey Ruff, and Shadrach, with McCarty Armstrong Burt and Kinnison, succeed Norman E. Clark whose term ends January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mack
Flair Shadrach
James RE. Kinnison
Mack
Herbruck, Black, McCuskey
Price of Eggs Being Slashed in Columbus
Columbus reports a fall in egg prices as dealers cut 10 cents from typical costs and target a 60 cent per dozen retail price by day’s end. Producers expected 70 to 75 cents but faced a sudden drop amid weak New York and Chicago markets.
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Columbus
Eers
New York
Chicago
Man Tries to Hide Liquor Then Fails
Police raided Pete Dementral at 1820 8th St NE and charged him with interference with police. He allegedly hurled a milk bottle and glass into a chimney to dispose of evidence, but officers recovered no fragments. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs in criminal court.
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Pete Dementral
8Th St
Demetral
Demietral
Speeding Auto Injures Two in Cincinnati Curved Road
Mrs. Fannie Myers, 56, and her husband Joseph Myers were struck on a curve on the Symmes town road near Brecon as they traveled to a Methodist church entertainment. The speeding car vanished into darkness. Mrs. Myers suffered a fractured skull spinal injuries and a broken collarbone and is reported dying at the general hospital. Joseph Myers sustained bruises.
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Cincinnati
Fannie Myers
Joseph Myers
Symmes Town
Brecon
Akron publisher's home robbed of gems and money
A burglar entered Charles N. Knight's Akron home while residents slept and stole jewels and cash valued near 10 000 dollars. The thief rifled rooms of Mrs Knight Rose Welmer London England and Carl H Stubig taking handbags and jewel cases, including a diamond ring, diamond pendant, pearl pieces and a wedding ring, totaling about 19 000 dollars in loss.
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Akron
Charles N. Knight
Beacon Journal
Knight
Rose Welmer
London
Eng
Carl H. Stubig
Kiwanis Club Dover Elects Davis President
The Kiwanis club in Dover elected Dr. E. C. Davis as president and Homer Spence as vice president at the December meeting.
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Dover
E. C. Davis
Kiwanis Club
Homer Spence
Distress Calls Reported From Transatlantic Ships
Overnight distress calls picked up in Boston were thought by radio men to be from the Canadian Pacific liner Metagama with 500 passengers from Liverpool to St John New Brunswick. Halifax warned the signals may have come from the Norwegian ship Talisman heading to St John. The Metagama left Liverpool November 38 and was due in St John tomorrow evening.
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Boston
Liverpool
St. Johne
Halfax
Talisman
Hner
St John
N. B
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Perman A. Hoehn
Ridgerd
Bereg
United Alloy Steel
Belden Av NE
Aid Quadroon
Isaac N. Mills
Morsehauser
Edircus
Morschauser
Alice Rhinelander
Examiner
State
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Wanderers
August ‘Cap’ Weidman
Cap Weidman
Hint
Tuscarawas W. and
Dueber Av
Kinnison
Mack Shadrach
New City
Head Kiwanis Club
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