Malleable Case Gets Setback In Federal Proceedings
Government prosecutions under Sherman anti trust statutes faced a setback as Judge Hickenlooper denied a rehearing on removal of Paul A Keen of Zanesville Malleables to the Northern Ohio district court. Indictments involve the American Malleable Castings Company and dozens of corporations and individuals.
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Hickenlooper
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Racial War Prediction Ties East to Western Powers
Berlin dispatch reports the Lokal Anzeiger predicting a racial war arising from the Russia Japan treaty. It says China also backs the pact, claiming secret military clauses exist, forming an offensive and defensive triple alliance among Great Britain France America and Oriental powers.
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France
America
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Haywood Wobbles Leader Hunted in Chicago Return
William D. Haywood, head of the IWW, jailed 1918 for obstructing war efforts, is reportedly living in Chicago. He was among 92 Wobblies sentenced by Judge Landis and released on bond during appeal.
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William D. “Bie Rin
Haywood
Russia
Landis
Inial Haywood
William Bross
Charles Wilmer Found Guilty of Neral Possession
Charles Wilmer of 276 Sthst SE was found guilty in criminal court Saturday morning. He received a fine of $100 and a sentence in court.
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Charles Wilmer
Divorce filing lists Willan Orey and Nestae Walter
A divorce suit is filed naming Willan Orey as the respondent and Nestae Walter as the petitioner. The case appears in a local court record, with reference to attorney representation for Ma Gray and the Savastery SW filing party.
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Fire wipes out American Royal Arena with huge loss
A late night fire at the American Royal Live Stock Arena in Kansas City killed Captain John Crane and destroyed 350 cars from the motor show. The seven hour blaze caused over two million dollars in damage to the 1922 built arena, forcing cancellation of upcoming San Francisco and Boston exhibitions. The watchman Jess Simpson reported a ceiling fire and both insurance and structural details were confirmed by show officials.
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Kansas City
John Crane
Jess Simpson
50 Story Tower To Surmount New Cleveland Depot
A 50 story tower, 708 feet high, will be the central feature of the new Union station under construction by the Van Sweringen interests in Cleveland. Complete plans and perspectives were revealed, showing a structure visible from much of the city and served by 20 elevators.
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Union Station
van Swerinsen
van- Sweringen
Ohio bakers warn one fourth of independents may go bankrupt
Columbus February 14. Fred J. Pfenning, secretary of the Ohio Bakers Association, says one fourth of independent Ohio bakers could be bankrupt within 60 days unless bread prices rise. He blames a $600,000 bakery merger that controls price and notes 2,200 bakeries operate in the state.
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Ohio
Fred JD Pfening
Ohio Bakers
League Agent Accuses Dr Zimmermann of Coalition Plot
A Canton Vienna newspaper charges Dr Zimmermann, the League of Nations commissioner, with conspiring with Dr Gutertler to form a coalition government of Christian Socialists and Social Democrats, opposing financial reforms and aiming to influence Austria's internal affairs.
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Rescue Efforts Grow For Floyd Collins in Sand Cave
Rumors swirl as engineers report progress in the Sand Cave rescue attempt. A shaft nears the trapped explorer Floyd Collins, with work described as life or death and a new twenty hour estimate given amid rising tension and crowds.
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H. T. Carmichael
Floyd Collins
Brief Stories Of Buckeye Folk
Youngstown reports candy kitchens sell more ice in winter than July. Chillicothe notes 14 radio sets soon to equip the U S Veterans Bureau Hospital. Marysville says Mt Victory undertaker business is bad with no deaths since Sept 27. Steubenville cites a petition to dismiss assault charges against nine city agents indicted by grand jury. Wooster notes Arthur Daugherty, after arguing with a train, lifted a car off his neck and walked home with internal injuries.
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Marysville
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Pennsylvania
Arthur Daugherty
Five Indicted on Fraud Charge in St Louis Case
Gus O Nations former chief prohibition agent of St Louis and five other officials of the Federal Home Building Corporation have been indicted for using the mails to defraud. The corporation collapsed recently with an estimated loss of $300 000. Also named are Christian W Beck Edward J Barrett John H Beck Eugene H Paulus and David Beckett. None have been arrested.
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Federal Home Building Corporation
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Edw. J. Barrett
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Eugene H. Paulus
David Beckett
XPLAINS STAND ON TAX MEASURE
State Representative James T. Anderson said he learned constituents misinterpreted his view on the gasoline tax bill. He was among 29 representatives who voted against the measure and supported a gas tax paired with lower annual auto license fees, rejecting the special tax without a license rate cut.
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Anderson
Smallpox Epidemic Reported Near Cuyahora County Line
A smallpox epidemic is raging at Columia near the Cuyahora county line. A similar outbreak was reported in Filyria township. County Health authorities vaccinate school children in both communities. All meetings at Columia have been suspended.
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Governor’s Son Sent to Jail for Traffic Offense in Ohio
Ohio Governor Vic Donahey allowed his son Hal Donahey to serve a three day jail sentence for speeding the governor’s green sedan through a traffic signal near the executive mansion. Judge E V Mahaffey imposed the term citing domestic law and a city ordinance violation, while the governor stated he would not intervene despite his record for pardons. Hal quipped he would face harsher penalties from his father after release.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Hal Donahey
East Broadast
E. V. MaHaffey
Municipal Court
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Hal
Cal's Hobby Horse Is Now Immortal in Congress
Washington February 14 The congressional record prints Representative Vinson of Georgia’s 12 stanza poem Cal's Hobby Horse about President Coolidge's hobby horse. Lawmakers protest claims of ridiculing the president as the verse likens the horse to the wooden horse of Troy and mocks political missteps.
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Coolidge
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Georgia
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Chusetts
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Crook Drops Bag of Gold in Downtown Boston
A notorious crook dropped a bag containing three pounds of pure gold while fleeing through downtown crowds. Police believe a second bag with larger bullion was taken. the source of the gold remains unknown as the fugitive escaped.
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Boston
W. Va. Plane Wreck Forces Flyers Down
Lt. William F. Wilson and Sergt. Sam Houston were forced to land after their government airplane wrecked near Maundeville W Va en route from Washington to Chicago. Engine trouble and fog caused the loss of direction.
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W. Va
William F. Wilson
Sam Houston
Langley Field
Washington
Chicago
Maundeville
Pastor Huber Receives Unanimous Crestline Call
Crestline Feb 14 Reverend William Huber of Buffalo New York has been extended a unanimous call by the Reformed Church congregation to succeed Reverend L C Hesser, who has resigned.
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Wiliam Huber
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L. C. Hessert
Chinaman faces charge of first degree murder
New Kensington police released Lee Yee and Yee Chong after more than two hours of questioning in Canton murder case connected to May Quong. Yee, jailed in Chicago, faces extradition on a first degree murder warrant. authorities say he possessed a revolver linked to the crime.
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Canton
May Quong
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Yee
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Nellie Putnam
Stanlav
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Yee Chong
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Dog Law Enforcement to Resume by Sheriff
Prosecutor C B McClintock urged Sheriff C W Kirk to vigorously enforce dog laws this year. The dog catcher, idle in winter, will return with spring. Officials plan to arrest and prosecute owners or harbors of unlicensed dogs, seize pets, and stop license peddling.
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C. W. Kirk
Habit Forming Pleasant Effects Ad Story
Mr J D Miller of Market Ave North reports a habit forming with three ads to rent three vacant houses. The Daily News Classified Ad section urges readers to start the habit to rent buy or sell.
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Daily News
Hemlock
Convicted Safety Director Loses Decision Handed Down Today
The Stark County Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of Ed Curtis former Canton safety director on seven bribery counts. Curtis sentenced May term to not less than two years in prison and remains free on bond set at 14000. Dr H B Tomlinson’s abortion conviction also affirmed. he faces a penitentiary term and remains free on $6000 bond. Appeals likely to go to the Ohio Supreme Court. The cases were heard in Canton with opinions filed by Judge Robert S Shields.
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Stark Co Court of Appeals
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Tomlinson
Ohio Supreme Court
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Newark
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Robert S. Shields
Three Held as Auto Thieves in Dayton
Dayton reports three alleged car thieves in custody awaiting transfer to cities where cars were stolen. Joseph Goldberg, linked to multiple aliases and a 260-car theft ring in New Jersey, was found with a car reportedly stolen in Cleveland. Two others, Claude Manley and Reyd Moore, confessed after arrest with a vehicle believed stolen in Columbus.
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Joseph Goldberg
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Cleveland
Columbus
Claude Manley
Wakeman
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Delaware
Birthday Party Tragedy Claims Three Children
In Austin Texas a birthday gathering ended in fire when a hay barn playhouse burned. Three children, Francis Cullen six, Dorothy Cullen four, and May Hardin six, died, their bodies recovered from the ruins as firefighters fought the blaze. Father J B Cullen arrived unaware of the disaster, bearing birthday gifts still in his pocket.
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Coshocton College Head Bonds After Accusations
Roger Griffin, chairman of the Coshocton Democratic executive committee and head of the Coshocton business college, posted a $1,000 bond after being accused of criminally mistreating a young woman. The alleged incident occurred Friday night.
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Roger Griffin
Democratic Executive Committee
Miner Exodus Echoes From Hocking Valley Downturn
In Nelsonville on February 14, coal production in the Hocking valley has fallen so low that it is no longer recorded in federal surveys. Many miners plan to move to West Virginia and Kentucky seeking work amid reports of ample employment.
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Hocking Valley
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Kentucky
Aviation vs Battleships sparks open national defense debate
Washington reports Brig Gen William Mitchell challenges army navy bureaucracy as he argues aviation deserves independent status. He builds support in Congress while centralization is urged by President Coolidge, with talk of merging air and navy bureaus amid broader government reorganization.
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Canton Daily News
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