Seven arraigned after campaign on illicit liquor
Seven persons charged with violating the Crabbe act were arraigned in criminal court after a weekend police round up in a liquor enforcement campaign. Several defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty as police detailed seizures including illicit liquor, whisky and corn sugar, with varying fines and continued cases.
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Helen Japinko
Starkavy SW
Market Av
14Th St S
Sam Strayer
8Rd St SE
Harry Darcy
Tuscarawas St EB
Nick Vulcan
Crabbe
Vulcan Lives
Harrison Av
Margaret Heinaman
Lena Siwash
Llth
Laudie Podocius
Cherry
Wet Democrats Plan Fight At Polls Next November
Washington December 14 The wets in Congress plan a big push to elect both men and women pledged to modify the Volstead Act Their lead organizer Rep John Phillip Hill of Maryland expects over 150 supporters in Congress The drive aims to sway timid dry lawmakers and signals a turning tide against prohibition with a nonpartisan approach.
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Canton Daily Nova
Washington
Congress
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Hill
New House
Man Believed Dead From Alcohol At Minerva Camp
Minerva reports a man believed to be Frank Minnetti of Pittsburgh died suddenly Saturday after applying for a construction job at Gurthire Construction Co near the railroad camp. Coroner T C McQuate arrived to investigate and said indications point to alcoholism. The body lies at Freed-Schmachtenberger funeral parlors pending relative search.
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Minerva
Frank Minnetti
Pittsburgh
Gurthire Construction Co
T. C. McQuate
Canton
Freed-Schmach
Enberger
Queen Mother Marguerita Illness Reported in London Rome
A Rome dispatch to Central News reports Queen Mother Marguerita of Italy is seriously ill with influenza and high fever. An Exchange dispatch from Rome says the court physician states she is taking a normal course.
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London
Marguerita
Italy
Rome
Central News
King Victor Emmanuel Booed by 400 Italians
A 400 strong anti fascist Italian meeting in New York booed the name of King Victor Emmanuel as it was raised in discussion. The crowd reacted with jeers and chants highlighting opposition to fascism.
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New York
King Victor Emmanuel
Sroans
Bopes
Canton Seeks Guides as Comedian Seginal Denny Plays
The city hosts veteran showman Seginal Denny at the Mozart Theater offering an entertaining guide themed program. Readers may win free tickets daily through the Canton listing section titled Where You Can Find It.
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Mozart Theater
Seginal Denny
Lsted
Canton
Robbery Probe Ties Four Men To 759 8th St SE Incident
Three Black men were jailed Monday on suspicion and a fourth faced a concealed public safety items charge after a Sunday robbery at 759 8th street SE. Patrolman Walters found William Poole aiming a public safety item at Henry Blackford. Poole admitted the dispute and return to the address. Poole pleaded guilty to carrying concealed items and received 60 days in the workhouse. others’ cases were continued.
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8Th St SE
E. Walters
William Poole
Henry Blackford
Walters
Pete Poich
Richard Graham
Poole
Graham
Blackford
Poich
Mellie Dunham Receives Three-Dollar Gold Piece
Detriot headline outlines Mellie Dunham the Maine fiddler receiving a three dollar gold piece from Henry Ford after performing at a Dearborn dance. Ford sought the coin while Dunham travels with Gram and heads toward a New York City treasury figure, reflecting his touring pays.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Mellie Dunham
Maine
Gram
U. S
New York City
Mellie
Ford
Dearborn
Norway
Pord
Driver Held On Liquor Charge After Crash
W. M. Law of 1303 Har is detained by police for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a crash at Liberty ar and 8th st SE in which Mrs. George Beck of 320 Cherry SE sustained minor injuries. A second report notes O. W. Smith of Steubenville reporting damage to his car in a collision at Cleveland ar and Tuscarawas st W on Sunday.
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Kirk
Wade
Alspaugh
Virgil Snyder
Waynesburg Rd
Belden
E. Perkins
Harry Karomphardt
Middle Branched
Winfield Way
Ney
LD Besch
Elmer Shellhase
11Th St
Ray Smith
Perkins Ct NW
C. D. McKean
Olivette
W. M. Law
Liberty Ay
8Th St
George Beck
Cherry
Law
Rison Av SW
Arge
Driv
Girls Jealous Talk Sparks Pair of Market Street Encounters
Readable fragments describe two conversations in a Market Street shop and Lyceum theater lobby. A 20 year old in a light blue coat argues about a beau with a companion while another pair, a 28 year old man and a 27 year old woman, discuss going home due to a toothache.
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Market A. S
Lyceum Theater
Horton Trial Is Continued For Ohio State Professor
Prof Dabney Horton of the English department at Ohio State university will not face trial today on charges of illegally manufacturing and possessing liquor. A week’s continuance was granted to defense lawyers to prepare. Horton was arrested after prohibition agents raided his home and seized a small still and liquor. He has been relieved of university duties pending the case.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Assembly
Pennsylvania
America
Columbes
Dabney Horton
English Department
Ohio State University
Horton
University
Governor seeks halt to Logan Gas rate increases
Governor Vic Donahey asked the Ohio Utilities Commission to suspend planned rate hikes by Logan Gas Co set to begin at midnight in about 72 municipalities and districts. Indications were the commission would issue an order suspending the proposed rates today.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
Ohio
Pact Signing Celebration Draws Thousands at Cathedral
In New York four thousand people attended a ceremony at St John the Divine to mark the Locarno security treaties signed in London. Consuls from twenty nations, plus military and civil officials and church dignitaries, participated.
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New York
London
John the Divine
Death of Rev. Dr. William M. Beachamp at 95 in Syracuse
Rev. Dr. William M. Beachamp, a leading historian and archaeologist and a foremost authority on New York State Indians folklore and languages, died at age 95 in Syracuse on December 14. He had long studied central New York tribes.
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Syracuse
N. 24
William M. Beachamp
New York State
Round the World and Clock News Roundup
A string of short items from cities including Bedford Marion Cincinnati Chicago Columbus and Dayton. Reports cover deaths, a Rhodes scholar, dinosaur eggs, murders shootings robberies divorces missing persons autopsy and a jewelry store burglary with insured losses.
Motorcycle Rider Killed By Auto Driven By Brother
New Lexington Ohio December 14 Wm Lee and Cecil Risser recover after a collision Sunday that killed T R Lee 22 a railway clerk. Lee's motorcycle balked on a hill his brother towed him in a passing motorist offered to pull the motorcycle. Descending the hill Lee lost control and was struck by the car reaching to aid him. He died in his brother s arms.
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New Lexington
Wm. Lee
Cecil Risser
Lee
T. R. Lee
French Loss Reported in clash with Druses near Damascus
Jerusalem dispatch notes Egyptian papers report five hundred French soldiers killed and eighty captured in a December 6 battle with Druses south of Damascus.
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Jerusalem
Druses
Damasus
Six Arrested in Gambling Raids
Saturday night raids led to six arrests. Joy Curta and two others faced gambling charges at 908 Liberty Ave SE where cards and money were found. A raid at Strist and Cherry Ave SE netted three more men. Curto pleaded guilty to permitting gambling and was fined 25 dollars and costs, others paid 5 dollars and costs after admitting gambling.
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Joy Curta
Liberty Av SH
Curta
Strist
Cherry Av SE
Curto
John Nick
State to readvertise bids for road work in three counties
Columbus December 14. State Highway Director George F Schlesinger arranged to readvertise for bids for road work in Geauga Summit and Jackson counties. Bids totaling 800000 were rejected because advertisements failed to meet AG ruling that papers must represent the two dominant political parties. Other bids fell below estimates.
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Columbus
George F. Schlesinger
Geauga, Summit
Jackson Cos
Whipping Case Set for Monday Trial in Courtroom
The suit of William Lloyd Shaw against E B Webb and others was scheduled for trial before a jury in Judge Krrchbaum's room Monday at 2 P M. Witnesses were called for 9 A M but the jury had been excused until noon and attorney E L Mills was delayed by a criminal case.
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William Lloyd Shaw
E. B. Webb
Krrchbaum
E. L. Mills
Morality on Trial in Columbus Court Session
Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall of the Union Supreme Court addressed members of the Brotherhood of St. James Episcopal church in Columbus. The talk centered on morality in church life, marriage, and democracy.
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Columbus
Carrington T. Marshall
Unio Supreme Court
Brotherhood of St. James Episcopal Church
Trade Extends Aims Toward Russia and Germany
Washington dispatch notes big business seeks expanded trade with Russia and a restructured Germany. The drive includes German reconnection to American property and a push for government aid to resolve alien property issues. Secretary Mellon proposes a small bond issue to secure payments from Germany, while Congress must authorize policy changes.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Russia
Germany
New York
America
Mellon
Congress
Legislative Branch
Unite Lafims 1
Department of Commerce
Troover
Rusion
Phientt
Bound to Grand Jury After Forgery Arrest
B. F. McGrew was bound over to the fraud grand jury Monday by Judge J. A. Bowhan on forgery charges. He reportedly issued several checks without sufficient funds at the bank.
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B. F. McGrew
J. A. Bowhan
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