Canton Doctor Lewy Charged in Canton Robbery Case
Dr Sidney Levy a Canton chiropodist formerly of Akron is bound over to Summit county grand jury on a highway robbery charge. Miss Lucy Morrison accuses him of forcing jewels from her after stopping their car on route home. Detectives recovered diamonds and report he used the alias Sidney Roberts. Levy had offices in Canton and Cincinnati and was active in local sports.
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William Kenny
Wells
J. A. Bowman
Kenny
John “Jiggs” Wise
H. B
Turkey
Otto Miller
Canton
Harrison
Dan Poppa
Poppa
Bowman
Henry Thomas
Thomas
Farrison Av
Akron
Canton Co Vity
Sidney Robert Levy
Summit Co Grand
Levy
Lucy Morrison
Misa Morrison
Miss Morrison
Sidney Roberts
Ley
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V Cent St
Cincinnati
First National Bank
National Bank
Sidney Rk
Perkins Heads Commission to Build Tuberculosis Hospital
Ned L. Perkins chairs the county tuberculosis hospital building commission formed to oversee a $700 000 bond funded project. Walter Agler elected secretary with members Glancy Pontius George McClusky Martin Brenner and Ben Weybrecht. The panel will select an architect and meet with A L Thayer to renew a contract at reduced commission rates.
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Charles A. Fromm
Glancy Pontius
Martin Brenner
B. F. Weybrecht
Walter Agler
Orge C. McClasky
Ned L. Perkins
Tuberculosis Hospital Building Commission
Walter (. Agler
George C. McClusky
Canton
Massillon
Ben F. Weybrecht
Alliance
Common Pleas Court
A. L. Thayer
New Castle
Thayer
Board of County Commissioners
C. B. McClintock
Ballots Cremated Unceremoniously After Election Board Action
Ballots from the Alliance contest were preserved while others were burned Thursday by order of the board of elections. No ceremonies marked the cremation as sealed bundles were dumped into a furnace from a truck in November.
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Board of Elections
Alliance
Patrick Flays War Department in Mitchell Court Martial
Major General Mason M. Patrick chief of the Army Air Service testified as a prosecution witness in the Col William Mitchell court martial. He accused the War Department of not providing adequate assistance to aviation development under cross examination by Rep Frank R Reid.
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Washington
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Wm. Mitchell
War Department
Department
Patrick
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Two Die After Car Collision In Upper Sandusky
In Upper Sandusky on December 10, Mrs. Margaret Aten aged 82 and her daughter Miss Myrtle Aten aged 45 were killed when they exited their vehicle and stepped in front of another car.
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Upper Sandusky
Margaret Aten
Myrtle Aten
Fairmount Home Officers to Be Paid Despite Commission Action
Prosecutor McClintock said salaries for Fairmount Children's Home officers and employees will be paid even though the State civil service commission refused to approve the payroll. He affirmed the payroll is legal and instructed the county auditor to disburse funds. Mrs J E Milner heads the home and her husband serves as field officer, with other payroll items untouched. State investigator H H Shirer resumed survey of conditions affecting the welfare of the children. Campbell reviews the home's business affairs.
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Fairmount Children’s Home
State Civil Service Commission
McClintock
State Commission
J. E. Milner
H. H. Shirer
Shirer
Milton Campbell
Erie Engineer Dies in Crash in Marion Yard
Abraham L. Burns 66 of Huntington Indiana, an Erie passenger engineer, was killed when his engine pulling train No. 7 sideswiped an empty freight car in Marion Ohio yards. Passengers were thrown from berths as air brakes were applied moments before impact. Harry R. Adams Kern division superintendent led the investigation to determine fault.
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Marion
Abraham L. Burns
Huntington
Ind
Erie
Burns
Ckuli
Harry R. Adams
Kern
The
City Slickers Duped Again Landlady Warns
A Canton landlady claims a tale of country innocence and a scammer with a southern accent duped eight men into chasing a fake deal. She recounts a later case where a couple posing as travelers rented a room, then fled with two weeks rent and towels, warning city folk to beware clever rural schemes.
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Rube Goldberg
Canton
Green River
Bond
Daily News
Minerva
Turkey Spurns League Council Over Mosul Delegation
In Ghneva on December 10 Turkey refused to take part in League of Nations council talks on Mosul. Munir Bey, the Turkish representative, said the council’s acceptance of the Hague court ruling to fix the Irak boundaries ends Turkey's mandate to act for Ankara and thus suspended Turkish participation.
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Ghneva
Turkey
Mosul
Munir Bey
League
Council
Ansara
Radio Atlas offers limited Daily News atlas at 20 cents extra
The Daily News announces replenishment of Radio Atlas copies, calling them the finest and most complete atlas of its kind in America. Limited supply, priced 20 cents above the counter and not sold elsewhere.
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America
Ohio State Fraternity Rum Probe Ordered by Governor
Ohio Governor Donahey orders a joint investigation by Attorney General Crabbe and university trustees into drinking bouts and wild parties at Ohio State fraternity houses. The probe aims to purge liquor law violators and alleged red professors from campus and follows the arrest of Prof. Dabney Horton for manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor. Horton is suspended pending trial and trustees call for a campus housecleaning.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Atty
C. C. Crabbe
Guv. Donahey
Dabney Trorton
Ohio State
Horton
Jorton
George W. Rightmire
Donahey
Orton
B. F. McDonald
League Decisions Assign Mosul to Irak
Mosul will be awarded to Irak by a unanimous League of Nations council decision, with open conferences possible between Great Britain and Turkey on the issue. The British colonial office confirmed that Britain does not intend to continue a mandate over Irak for an extended period.
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London
Mosul
Irak
League of Nations Council
League
Great Britain
Turkey
Colonial Office
Baldwin
House of Commons
Officials Wife In Shash-ip Car Crash
An automobile driven by Mrs. Russell Mack wife of Russell Mack assistant city solicitor and a small truck driven by an employee of the Schory-Schelthase Co collided on 16th st NE near Walnut on Wednesday when the truck cut in to make a left turn. No one was injured and neither vehicle was damaged to any extent.
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Russell Mack
15Th St NE
Schory-Schelthase Co
16Th St NE
Walnut
Deadlock Persists Over Hospital Staff Removal
Canton physicians refuse compromise with Aultman hospital board over staff changes. They demand removal of Dr. J. R. Beller and superintendent Ruth Woodring, asserting public sentiment supports full turnover. Reports of a possible settlement were denied as tensions remain high.
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Canton
Aultman Hospital
J. R. Beller
Ruth Woodring
Helter
Alleged Bark Robbers Held After Trotwood Bank Heist
Two masked youths robbed the Trotwood bank this morning escaping with about $4,000. They threatened to kill cashier A. Gump and his bookkeeper if alarm rose. In Dayton, Russell Swarth and Paul Diefenderfer were arrested on the robbery connection, the loot totaling roughly $4,000.
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Trotwood, CO
Trotwood
Gump
Dayton
Russel
L Swthart
Paul Diefenderfer
Who Got the Turkeys in City Hall Circles
Rumors swirl over 42 turkeys delivered to police and officials before Thanksgiving each bearing a H RB tag. Whisper links initials to Harry Booklings and notes Sergeant Wise returned a turkey while Patrolman Beresford says he did not receive one. The mystery remains who got the birds and what H R initials stood for.
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H. B
Harry Booklings
Beresford
Jiges" Wise
H.R. Wet
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