Prosecutor Calls for Dismissal of Col William Mitchell
Maj Allen Guillion, general staff prosecutor, urged a court martial verdict ordering the dismissal of Col William Mitchell for caustic attacks on the air services administration. He argued Mitchell endangered army discipline and discredited the service, warning that failure to dismiss would weaken non commissioned officers.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Army
War and Navy Departments
Allen Guillion
General Staff
Guillion
Army Air Service
Detectives Recover Loot After Garage Tire Heist
Detectives say they recovered most of the stolen tires and tubes from two tire stores in Uhrichsville and Dennison after an East Sparta garage robbery Sunday night. They identified two suspects who bound and gagged watchman Chalmers Quillen and expect arrests imminently.
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East Sparta
P. W. Biffle
Secret Service
Canton Bank and Trust Co
Badits
Chalmers Quillen
Farage
Shaeffer Tire
Uhrichsville
Hammond Tire
Dennison
Secret Service Agency
Case
Quillen
Hospital Board Hears Tuberculosis Hospital Plans
The tuberculosis hospital building commission met Thursday with architect A L Thayer to discuss plans for a summer erection on the Louisville Alliance Road. A general contract was approved Monday and final terms were to be set at the Thursday session.
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Tuberculosis Hospital Building Commission
A. L. Thayer
Louisville Alliance Rd
Thayer
Hursday
Akron Probe Sleuth Jailed
Edward Williams age 86 a Burns detective is jailed on intoxication and assault charges brought by taxi driver Donald White. Williams has been associated with O Alten Meyers a aide to William Burns and is a key witness in a Granada jury probe into vice conditions in Adena.
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Arron
Bae
Edward
Doc" Williams
Burns
Donald B. White
Willams
Mah Alten O. Meyers
Willam J Burns
Adena
Granada
Whitmer fined for disturbing the peace in kitchen scene
Herbert Whitmer of 1620 Perry Ave SE was fined $25 and costs in criminal court. Police said officers found broken dishes scattered on the kitchen floor and the stove partially overturned when they responded to a disturbance at his home Wednesday night.
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Herbert Whitmer
Perry Ay SE
Motorman Dies After Electric Car Collision
Spencer Hazen of Alliance, motorman on the west bound Stark Electric Co. car, died at Aultman hospital after a collision at Pontius crossing three miles east of Canton. Hazen had his left leg amputated in an effort to save his life. East bound car under E Hall and conductor C F Jones was supposed to stop and switch. Witnesses say the east bound car failed to slow for the switch and may have had brakes fail. Company officials conduct a formal investigation.
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Alliance
Stark Electric Co
Pontius Crossing
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Hazen
E. Hall
C. F. Jones
Witasses
Hall
Marvel Man Follows Clues In Talky The Lyceum Scene
In a Lyceum theatre scene a young woman, Laura, and her companion discuss drinks and a nearby couple from Cleveland while a later segment shows a 650 year old man and another woman speaking about a man from Indiana who may hold valuable stones. A suspenseful exchange ends as the man offers gum.
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Lyceum
Laura
Cleveland
Tusc
Levy
Indiana
Koch Fails To Form Cabinet In Germany
Berlin December 17 Germany will be without a new government until early January as Dr Koch Democratic leader and former interior minister fails to reestablish a grand coalition cabinet His plan was rejected by the Democrats and the Reichstag will adjourn for Christmas and likely remain out until after the new year Democratic press blames the Socialists for lack of responsibility.
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Berlin
Germany
Dr. Koch
Democrats
Reichtag
Democratic
Firemen Overcome as Cosner Candy Co Destruction Hits Denver
Firemen battled a rapid blaze in Denver at Cosner Candy Co destroying most of the candy stock and causing an estimated 25 thousand dollars in losses. Several firefighters were overcome by smoke during the early morning fire, endangering 25 lives.
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Denver
Colo
Cosner Candy Co
Restaurant Booze Joint Fined After Crabbe Act Conviction
George Kaskoe of 1278 8th St NE was fined 300 dollars plus costs in criminal court after a Crabbe act violation conviction. Police raiders found illicit liquor and empty bottles in the unlicensed restaurant noted to have only three hot dogs, battered coffee cups, and a coffee urn as equipment. He said business began about three weeks ago.
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George Kaskoe
8Th St NE
Crabbe
Kaskoe
Aid Urged for Berry Family Axe Attack Victims
In Columbus on December 17 the public is asked to help the Berry family. Emma Berry and four children face dire poverty after an axe attack killed father Joseph Berry, and Mrs Berry is severely injured. Their three year old son James suffered burns from a boiling water accident in the same incident.
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Columbus
Berry
Emma
Smalley says he paid fine and was arrested
In Canton the boxing scene heats up as Smalley, a promoter, testifies he paid a fine after arrest. He denies ties to Jumbo Crowley and details a pre election meeting intended to spur shows. The wider piece covers debt pact debates in Washington and a two thirds vote question.
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al Walther
Walther
Lengel
Canton News
Smoke Smalley
Jumbo Crowley
Crowley
Boxing Commission
Canton
Doty
Combine
Man Bound Over in Mann Act Case From Akron
Joe Demith of Akron was bound over to the grand jury on a Mann act charge with a $10,000 bond. A warrant from a Robertsville filling station proprietor alleged Demith lured his wife from home and guided her across Ohio and Pennsylvania. The woman testified she was kept in apparent captivity, while Demith admitted prior imprisonment for burglary in Pennsylvania.
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Joe Demith
Akron
J. A. Bowman
Criminal Court
Demith
Robertsville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bowman
Demithi
Boys Injuries Prove Fatal in Cincinnati Shinny Accident
Cincinnati reports a coroner's jury investigating the death of seven year old Elmer Hoseus who died at Jewish Hospital after a shinny game mishap. The boy was struck on the forehead when a club slipped from another boy during play.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Hoseus
Elmer
Autoist Held After Reckless Passing Incident
H. R. Elton of East Rochester was arrested Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff C. M. Dieterick on reckless driving charges. Elton attempted to pass a car and forced Dieterick and the other driver off the road during the incident on the Alliance Minerva road.
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H. R. Elton
East Rochester
C. M. Dieterick
Alliance Minervard
Elton
Dieterick
Death of Thomas Turner Stark County’s famed lawyer
Thomas F. Turner aged 62, a renowned Stark County lawyer and celebrated trial advocate, died at his home on Market Avenue Northwest after a paralysis stroke. He had served Stark County Bar for over 30 years and was a distinguished member of the Ohio Bar Association. His health had kept him inactive for four years since delivering a McKinley memorial address at Niles.
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Thomas F. Turner
Ohio
Stark Co
Starkeco
Ohio Bar Association
Thomas Turner
Canton
McKinley Memorial
Niles
Ohio Solons Answer Four referendum questions
Columbus Dec 17 Four questions were presented to Ohio lawmakers today as they vote on a possible reconvening in a special session to provide financial relief to counties. The queries ask about a one day session confinement to county relief bills a self binding pledge and January attendance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Drowns in Three Inches of Water at Linndale Plant
James A. Drake, a 50 year old stationary engineer, drowned today in three inches of boiling water at a 10 foot ditch beside the Linndale plant of the Big Four railroad in Cleveland. The accident occurred when his automobile left the road and toppled into the ditch.
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Cleveland
Mpec
James A. Drake
Linndale
Big Four Railroad
Martin Denies Charge In Worthless Check Case
Charles R. Martin was arrested Wednesday evening on a warrant charging he issued a worthless check. He pleaded not guilty Thursday in criminal court and the case was continued.
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Charles R. Martin
Shaw testifies in own defense in damvie suit case
William Lloyd Shaw, plaintiff in a $25,000 suit against E. E. Webb, took the stand at Canton detailing denials of improper relations with Mrs Merle Webb. He described months with the Webb family at the Clayton home and said Webb accused him of no impropriety while he stayed there. He testified he left after Webb planned to close the house and store furniture.
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William Lloyd Shaw
E. E. Webb
Fairmount Children’s Home
R. L. Webb
W. D. Gilmore
Warren Saunders
Shaw
George Thorn
Dewey Clayton
Ethel Clayton
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Sta St NE
Clayton
Jury Deliberations Continue in Kirby Mail Fraud Case
In Cleveland, the jury hearing Josiah Kirby founder of the Cleveland Discount Co. for using the mails to defraud failed to agree by 10:15 p.m. and was locked up. Deliberations resumed at 9 a.m. today.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
The
Cleveland Discount Co
Harold Burris Charged with Assault and Battery Arraigned
Harold Burris was arraigned in criminal court on assault and battery charges after being arrested on a Wednesday warrant. He entered a not guilty plea and the case was continued to a later date.
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Harold Burris
Hie
Burris
Say He Stole 'Sox' Charged with Petit Larceny
Lee Urban of 1216 Tuscarawas Street West was arraigned in criminal court on a petit larceny charge for stealing a saxophone phone. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued after his Wednesday arrest on a warrant.
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Lee Urban
Tuscarawas St W
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
R. E. Armstrong of 1103 McKinley Avenue NW was arrested Wednesday on a reckless driving warrant. He pleaded not guilty in criminal court Thursday and the case was continued.
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R. E. Armstrong
McKinley Av
Anna M Mackenzie Sues Husband for Alimony
Anna Mackenzie of 1303 Cleveland Ave NW sues William Mackenzie for alimony. She claims he plotted to abandon her, transferred assets to their children, and sought divorce to avoid support. A temporary injunction restrains disposal of his property and a receiver for his holdings.
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Anna
McKenzie
Cleveland
William Mckenzie
Catlin
Canton
Senate begins struggle over world court fight
Washington dispatch reports the Senate taking up resolution to join or reject the world court after years of delay. Democrats broadly favor adhesion while Republicans are cautious. Prominent opposition senators Borah Reed and Johnse lead a witty, persistent minority likely to prolong debate into March.
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League of Nations
Senate
Chamber
United States
Borah
F Fdabe
Reed
Missouri
Johnse
California
Soot Fire Ignites Chimney Sparks at 411 Ith St NW
Firefighters were called Wednesday night to 411 Ith St NW where neighbors reported flames from a chimney. Crews determined the blaze was just a soot burning in the chimney and no damage occurred.
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Lth
St NW
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