Auto License Deadline Extended To Jan 9
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge has cleared away doubts on the agricultural surplus issue and signals opposition to the McNary Haugen bill. He prefers cooperative farmer organizations guiding exports without government price fixing or subsidies, with warehouses and warehouse receipts financing trade. A mid January lenders conference may shape a new plan, while Coolidge likely vetoes McNary Haugen.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Iage
McNary-Haugen
Congress
Sesson
New Aviation Bill Drafted for Congress by War Dept
Secretary of War Davis told President Coolidge at the White House that a new aviation bill, designed to implement the Morrow aircraft board recommendations, would be ready next week for submission to Congress. The president endorsed the Morrow report.
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Washington
Morrow Aircraft Board
Congress
War Department
Davis
Coolidge
White House
Morrow Board
Canton extends 1926 auto license deadline to January 9
The Canton area extends the license purchase deadline from January 1 to January 9 due to plate delays. Sheriff plans to pause county arrests until city deadlines expire, then evaluate in Massillon Alliance and other Stark counties. Courthouse lines were long as residents sought new tags and duplicate sale papers amid sufficient tag supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell R. Wilson
Charles Flory
Canton Automobile Club
Wilson
Canton
Kirk
Stark Co
Massillon
Alliance
Stark
Ruth Kauffman
Auto Club
Automobile runs away and crashes into several objects
Thought auto stolen by W F Borsukiewicz after he left the engine running to replenish water. The car started itself, rolled several hundred feet, struck a machine owned by F B Blakemore then crashed into a fence at Dr Edie Morrow’s home before stopping. Police found no theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Borsukiewicz
4Th St
F. B. Blakemore
24Th St
Edie Morrow
Cleveland Av
Socialists Criticize Doumer Budget Provisions
Paris December 31 Socialists attack the 1926 budget after Finance Minister Doumer accepts many ideas. Critics charge that the plan includes 175000.00 in the next year budget with 95000000 to refund national defense bonds and 80000 to repay advances from the state bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Paris
Doumer
Prediction of longevity and singing units in year 2000
Dr Harnell Hart of Brown Mawr told the American sociological society that by the year 2000 everyone will be at least a hundred years old and the sing unit 200 will be common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harnell Hart
Brown Mawr
American Sociological Society
Allardice Named to City Civil Service Commission
James A. Allardice, Democratic city chairman, is named to succeed Henry Schrantz on the civil service commission. His term runs to Jan. 1. Mayor-elect Swarts to assume control Friday. Ball also announced five other appointments including Cowgill to the board of health, two planning commissioners, a sinking fund member, and Mrs. C. C. Barrick to the park commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Allardice
Henry Schrantz
Civil Service Commission
Allardice
Stanford M. Swarts
Schrantz
Cowgill
City Planning Commission
William J. Ueberhardt
Corwin J. Miller
Fulton Ryn
Miller
W. Paul Wagner
Aenerhardt
W. S. Corey
Sinking Fund Commission
C. C. Barrick
Park Commission
Ex-Shah Denies Suicide Report In Paris
Paris dispatch says the ex shah of Persia personally denied reports from Prague that he killed himself at Marienbad. He stated he has never contemplated suicide or visited Marienbad and has stayed in Paris for two months. He plans to travel to Switzerland soon for winter sports.
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Paris
Persia
Prague
Guyjcide
Marienbad
Guicide
Switzerland
End of coal strike in sight say observers
New York observers believe the long bitter anthracite strike is nearing settlement. They cite two remaining obstacles arbitration and the check off, with conferees meeting for a third day and possibly a New Year’s session to conclude a contract.
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New York
Sesson Wos
Franklin Co Backs Brown in Governor Nomination
Franklin county Republican executive committee gives unanimous endorsement to Thad Ha Brown secretary of State as Republican nominee for governor. Previous endorsements from the central committee of Franklin county and the Mora County party committee are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thad HA. Brown
Franklin Co
Republican Executive Committee
Brown
Central Committee
Ana Py
Morrawco
Fire destroys two buildings in Haverhill business district
A $250,000 blaze swept through the heart of Haverhill's 80 block business district as firemen battled the flames. Two buildings were destroyed and two others damaged, with several firefighters injured while apparatus from nearby towns aided the effort.
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Haverhill
Association of Charities Dinner Held at Canton Club
The Association of Charities held its annual dinner and meeting at the Canton club with board members from many city organizations present. Mrs. Harry Frease chaired the event. a musical program followed led by Mrs. Martin Boyer and others. Several directors were reelected and the federation noted wartime investigations as high quality. E. J. Lander cited 1164 families aided in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Charities
Canton Club
Wbet
Harry Frease
Martin Boyer
Thomas Ward
Harry Evans
Marvin More
Charles Latz
A. R B. Clark
William Myers
Charles Kusholtz
A. B. Stuber
James Kinnson
Joseph Markley
Federation of Charities
Association
Federation
E. J. Lander
The
First Canton Baby of 1926 to Inherit Gifts
Local merchants and The Daily News join First Trust and Savings Bank to present 16 gifts to the first baby born in Canton in 1926. The bank and paper each give $10 to create a $20 sinking fund held until the child turns 21, with inheritance rules noted for death scenarios.
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Canton
First Trust and Savings Bank
The
Daily News
Ixteen
Manderbaugh Gets Part of Statler Estate
Lieut Ira Manderbaugh of Canton police will receive $40 a month from the $1,000,000 Statler estate of Mrs Mary I Statler wife of Ellsworth M Statler, president of Hotels Statler Co. His mother gets $60 monthly and his aunt Mrs Helen Hinton receives 100 shares of preferred stock. Other beneficiaries include Della F Manderbaugh 250000 and a trust fund of 100000 for several adopted and natural heirs.
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Ira “Bert” Manderbaugh
Smith Av
Mary I. Statler
Ellsworth M. Statler
Hotels
Statler Co
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Buffalo
Manderbaugh
Canton
Statler
Alice Manderbaugh
Clevelandavy
Statler. Mrs. Manderbaugh Is A Sister of the Late Mrs. Statler
Helen Hinton
Charles Hinton
7Th St
Whs
Robert
June Hinten
Hinten
Della F. Manderbaugh
Milton Keeland
Marian Frances
Ellsworth Morgan
Elva
Welle Manderbaugh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Three Metal Planes Wrecked In Nashville Takeoff
Three of four all metal airplanes en route from Dayton Ohio to Florida to open a commercial air route were wrecked at Blackwood field Nashville as they were taking off. The incident occurred December 31 and involved the daytime flight.
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Nashville
Florida
Dayton
Blackwood Field
Dr Liberty Bailey Heads Scientists Society
Dr Liberty Hyde Bailey of Ithaca New York former dean of agriculture at Cornell was elected president for 1927 of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at its executive council meeting in Kansas City. He will assume office at the annual convention next Christmas in Philadelphia. Bailey is the author of sociology and economics works and was the first editor of Country Life.
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Kansas City
Liberty Hyde Bailey
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bailey
Philadelphia
Country Life
Bandits Sentenced In New York Crackdown
Eight bandits received a total of 128 years in prison in New York as a general warning to aspiring criminals.
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New York
Mardi Gras Carnival to Feature King and Queen and City Key Return
The Daily News and Molly Stark club announce a New Year’s Eve Mardi Gras Carnival in the auditorium with a King and Queen, cash prizes, and dancing to Depew’s orchestra. Mayor Ball will hand the Key to the City to the Royal couple at midnight, then the Mayor elect Swartz assumes office. Admission is 25 cents, with free entry for club members and reserved seating for Cantons Mardi Gras spectators.
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Mardi Gray
Daily News
Molly Stark Club
Depew
Swartz
Dancine
Continuance Granted For No Steno in Ferrucci Liquor Case
Rocco Ferrucci of 914 Lafayette SE faced a 900 gallon wine case under the Crabbe Act. He pleaded guilty through counsel and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. stock ordered destroyed with wine valued around 4000 dollars. Police reported 21 percent alcohol in a sample. Additional violators, including Edith Sprag and Marsella Kaffin, received fines up to 500 dollars and costs. Buss had a 500 dollar fine and vehicle confiscation for liquor-related charges.
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Rocco Ferrucci
Lafayette Av SE
J. A. Bowman
Ferrucet
Thomas Leahy
Leahy
Ferrucei
Ferrucci
Bowman
Tiocco Ferrucci
John Buss
Sdith Sprag
Costa
Miller
Lafayette SE
Bodenheimer
Bally
Ferruce
Otto Miller
Bodenheimer and Batley
Edith Sprug
Harrisburg Rd NE
Kiit Mquortin
Huss
Marsella Kaffin
8Th St SE
Rear Admiral Edwin Putnam Dies After Short Illness
Rear Admiral Edwin Putnam retired from the United States Navy died in Portsmouth New Hampshire today after a brief illness He was 85 born in Bath Maine in September 1840 he enlisted in 1862 as assistant paymaster and served part of the Civil War on the monitor Nahant.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Edwin Putnam
United States Navy
Bath
Navy
Nahant
Eccentric millionaire Lonz Bye dies at 67 in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on December 31 reports the death of eccentric millionaire Lonz Bye who never set foot on the boardwalk. Bye died at age 67 and his passing ends a distinctive chapter in the city’s social circle.
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Atlantic City
Qlorenz Bye
Perfumed Enforcement Ties Vice to Columbus Supply Chain
Canton Daily News outlines vice operations in Canton with focus on a perfume salesman police pet. The piece notes bootleggers, a feared foreign-run network, and municipal cleanup efforts that fail to curb prostitution rings. It highlights police involvement with perfume sales tied to vice markets and the queen of rum runners.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
Stark County
Department
Police Department
Hfe
Lengel
Columbus
Household Products Company
Officer shoots Akron youth in gas line theft case
In Akron early this morning Patrolman F. E. Irvin shot Donald Hughes, 22, as he and a 12 year old boy drained gasoline from a parked car. Hughes is expected to die from the gunshot wound.
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Akron
Dee
Donald Hughes
F. E. Irvin
Liquor Maker Given Pardon in Columbus
Peter Etzel of Richland county was pardoned from the penitentiary today by Gov. Donahey. The pardon followed belief that he faced imminent death from tuberculosis and was granted in Columbus.
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Columbus
Peter Etzel
Richland County
Donahey
Car hits bridge kills four in Tacoma trolley disaster
Four people died when a trolley plunged through an open draw bridge at dawn in Tacoma Wash. The vehicle split open on impact, sending passengers into the water. Investigators awaited further details as the incident prompted cautions for bridge operations.
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Tacoma
Wash
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COURT
Rap Doumer
James B. Allardice
Civil Service
Shah
Franklin
Bert Manderbaugh
Statler Estate
Helen
June Hinton
Liberty Bailey
Swarts
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