Wife seeks 50000 in suit over husband’s death
In common pleas court on Wednesday Clara Leutzinger sues for 50000 claiming her husband Henry Leutzinger was killed by an automobile driven by J C Wood as thick fog from a Transite Williams plant condensing mist covered Blyst Alliance. The plant and company are named joint defendants with Weed and Cope as counsel.
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Common Pleas
Henry Leutzinger
Blyst
Alliance
Clara Leutzinger
Girl Witnesses Man Drawing Plans at Market Street Eatery
A writer observed a man sketching inside a Market Street restaurant near the square. The proprietor questioned the activity and the writer explained he was drawing a picture of the eatery, raising suspicions of burglary in the area.
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Aquare
Two Men Plan to Take Margaret to a Show
In a street scene two young men discuss contacting Margaret for money. The taller man, about 23, suggests using Margaret to fund a show and possible liquor. The shorter man, about 20, jokes about getting money and resists going with Margaret, then they head to a dry goods store together.
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Valentine Theater
Margaret
Moore Resigns as American Envoy to Spain
Washington reports Alexander Moore of Pittsburgh resigns as ambassador to Spain. The White House says the resignation has been with President Coolidge since last spring.
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Washington
Alexander Moore
Pittsburgh
Spain
White House
Coolidge
Six Proclaimed Guilty in Juvenile Delinquency Case
Six men were found guilty in juvenile court for contributing to the delinquency of young girls. Jerry Buck was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 0 days in the workhouse. John Shaw also faced 25 dollar fine and costs. In a second case Edward Drakenbrod Rollin Murray Walter Kettering and Kary Kenney were found guilty and each fined 85 dollars plus costs.
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Jerry Buck
John Shaw
Edward Drakenbrod
Rollin Murray
Walter Kettering
Kary Kenney
Boy 15 Struck by Truck, Injuries Minor
Harold Langanke, 15, of 707 Forest at SW, was bruised when a truck driven by Howard Conley, of 2400 lth St SW, hit him at Dartmouth Ave and 7th St SW Wednesday morning. He was taken to a physician's office and later home after doctors found only minor injuries as he crossed the street.
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Harold Langanke
Forest
Howard Conley
Dartmouth Av
Laganko
Fifteen Saved by New York Firemen
Firemen rescued fifteen people from the top floor of a burning tenement on St. Nicholas Avenue after 120 others escaped in night clothes to the snow covered streets.
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New York
St. Nicholas
Death Notice Edwin Foote 53 68 Canton family
Edwin Foote aged 68 died at his parents home 133 15th St SE Wednesday morning. He left two sons Ern est and Charles Foote of Canton and three sisters Mrs Lucy Zinniger Mrs Clara Meese and Mrs Ruth Streiber of Canton. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at home with Rev Chapman. Burial in Westlawn cemetery. Body at Spiker's until Thursday.
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Edwin Foote
Frank H. Foote
15Th St SE
Simpson Methodist Church
Ernest
Charles Foote
Canton
Lucy Zinninger
Clara Meese
Ruth Streiber
Chapman
Westlawn
Spiker
Phillip Wuertz Taken by Death at Canton Home
Phillip Wuertz died at his home 1220 10th Ave NW Tuesday morning from complications. An upholsterer by trade, he lived in Canton 20 years and was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. He is survived by his widow Johanna Wuertz and two daughters Marguerite Wuertz and Mrs C J Butler.
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Phillip Wuertz
Wuerts
Canton
St. John's Catholic Church
Johanna Wuertz
Marguerite —Wuertz
Funeral services for Vincent and Robert of Canton
Sharon Pennsylvania reports funeral services for Vincent and Robert, sons of Canton, to be held Saturday at 9 AM at St. John’s Catholic Church with burial in St. John’s Cemetery.
Funeral services for Albert M Schoomnaker
Funeral services for Albert M Schoomnaker of 610 Newtonay NW will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the home of George E. Reesholtz. The body may be viewed until Thursday afternoon and will be shipped to Chambersburg, Virginia, for burial.
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Albert M Schoomnaker
Newtonay
Gibbs
George E. Reesholtz
Mrs Nettle Howell Dies After Childbirth
Mrs. Nettle Howell aged a8 wife of Thomas Howell died at her home 1270 Camdenay SW Wednesday morning following the birth of a son. She leaves a husband three sons Larry James and oat fred and two daughters Opal and Ora all of the home, her mother Mrs Mary MeoAtee of New Mata moras five brothers and two sisters. The body remains at the Spiker Undertaking parlors until Thursday morning when it will be taken to Calwell for funeral services and burial. MASSILLON Dec 16. George Heimenn age 69 died Tuesday noon at his home 708 North Ernest. Surviving are four children George William Florence and Caste Heimenn of Cleveland four brothers Frank John Mathew and Bern ard Heimenn four sisters Mrs
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Nettle Howell
Thomas Howell
Camdenay
Rat Christian Church
Larry
James
Oat
Fred
Opal
Ora
Mary MeoAtee
New Matamoras
Spiker
Calwell
Massillon
George Heimenn
North Ernest
George
William
Florence
Caste Heimenn
Cleveland
Frank
John
Mathew
Bernard Heimenn
Canton Obituary Notice for Mary Quinn and Family
Funeral services for Mary Quinn and relatives from Canton will be held at St Joseph's Catholic Church on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. The burial will follow in St Joseph's cemetery.
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Mary Quinn
Mys
Bilewherh
Mere Jeo Tose
Mra
Willian Mewenawetter
Canton
St. Josph's Catholic Church
Thurs
St Josephs Ceetory
Funeral Services for Mrs laa bee eetin Priday
Funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter Mrs Wen Whitmire 8017 4th at NW. Burial will follow in Navarre Cemetery.
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Mra Laa Bee Eetin
Wen Whitmire
Priday aCerieen
Uilun
Navarre
Miss Woodring Silent as Hospital Standoff Persists
Hospital officials report Miss Woodring and the nursing staff remain silent amid a deadlock over Dr Metter as surgical head and the superintendent post. Trustees and physicians discuss relief staffing but offer no decisive action, while the institution faces ongoing controversy.
Diploma Standards Spark Controversy at University
The article discusses university diploma recognition by the state and the impact on graduates. It notes that credits from an Austrian training school will not be recognized and affects those enrolled this year. Superintendent Woodrine defends changes amid staff and patient concerns at the institution.
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Aulimen
Nureeg
Hefery & Heepital
Ley
Mise Woodrine
Wise
Bnwpir al
Poesens
Canditona
Tate
Prosecution in Fire Case Rests in Canton Trial
Prosecution rested in the Canton fire case involving George Reyoulies as the defendant. Defense opened after Judge Kow directed to divert a verdict of acquittal. Evidence centers on alleged arson at a theater in Thacarawae near Band Cherry with goals to prejudice an insurance company. Numerous character witnesses testified on behalf of Reyoulides, a Canton merchant for over a decade.
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George Reyoulies
Canton
Ita Coss
Kbow
Dieht
Beyogides
Local Court Fines Two for Reckless Crime
Kertil, 2:7, charged with reckless conduct, fined $20 and placed in criminal court. Kenneth Wright also fined $35 on a similar charge.
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Kertil
Tyear
Rewkiess Urman
Ewste
Coor Weinentay
Kenneth Wright
Opera
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Moore
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Nusbaum
Weleasy Weekly
Quality
Illinois
Elgin Watches
Rogers, Wm. Rogers & Son and
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Mrs. Howell
Priday
Miss Woodring
Weintraub
Cogswell
Weintraub’s
Leintraub
Market Ave
Boudoir
Spinet
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