New Year Cabarets Endures In Canton Amid Dance Fetes
Federal officers arrest three Canton men Luis Angelo John Kasas and George Manas on narcotic charges under the Harrison act and Jones Miller law after an extended narcotics probe in Canton. The roundup disrupted a large dope ring as eight others were detained in the same sweep.
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Cleveland
Canton
Cuyahoga County
Luis Angelo
John Kasas
George Manas
United States
Howell Lueck
Man Hurtles Feel Effects After Auto Hit on Turca Pawos
Arthur Leonardi 25 of ithst SE suffers facial bruises after being struck by Fred Connors of Cleveland while crossing Turca-Pawos and Cherry. He was taken to police HQ. physician reports non serious. George Schootz and Mrs Lillian Jones also injured in separate city auto incidents with Leabon and Shaheen driving.
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Arthur Leonardi
Ithst SE
Ams
Fred Connors
Cleveland
Turca- Pawos
Cherry
Leonardi
Connors
Cian
George Schootz
Massillon
H. £. Leabon
Canton
Lillian Jones
Cohenny
Kayser Shaheen
McKinley
St .By
Man Removes Glass In Knee After Thirty Years
W A Sier of Peace City is celebrating the new year by removing a piece of glass that stayed in his knee for more than 30 years. The shard lodged after he cut his knee on a broken bottle and slowly pushed through the flesh, finally extracted with no ill effects. He keeps the glass as a souvenir.
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Peace City
W. A. Sier
Shisler
Thiler
Glass
First Arrests Mark New Year 1926 and Last of 1925
Frank Bayer of 12907 Housel ay SE is described as the first man arrested by police in 1926 after a 3 a.m. call. He allegedly intoxicated and abusive toward his family, striking his wife. Tom Dolan, address unknown, is named as the last man arrested in 1925 for gambling along with five others. A man calling himself John Dan was charged with permitting gambling.
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Frank Bayer
Housel
Bayer
Tom Dolan
John Dan
Donahey Urges New Year Laws Obedience in Ohio
Gov. V. Donahey released a 1926 New Year proclamation urging four resolutions to Ohio citizens. He calls for safety for others, obeying state and union laws, temperance, and applying the Golden Rule. He notes no bank failures, coal industry struggles, and 2,000 miles of roads built last year.
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Donahey
Columbus
V. Donahey
Ohio
Strike Parley Deadlocks After Three Days Of Talks
In New York, anthracite operators and 158,000 miners end talks with no agreement after three days. Both sides adjourn until next Tuesday, with hopes for a future plan like Markle or Pinchot arbitration to end the stalemate.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Glen Alden
Delaware & Hudson
Markle
Board of Investigation and Award
Philadelphia
Anthracite Committee
Horton to Ask Trial by Jury
Prof Dabney Horton an Ohio State University instructor will demand trial by jury when his case is called Monday before Justice Hollomb in Columbus. Horton is charged with illegally making and possessing liquor. If denied, an appeal may go through the tower courts to the United States Supreme Court.
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Columbs
Dabney Horton
Ohio State University
Justice of the Peace
Horton
United States Supreme Court
Banks in State Kept Open Through 1925 Says Official
Columbus report from H. E. Scott state superintendent of banks states no state bank closures occurred in 1925 due to his department. The announcement highlights stable banking performance and agency oversight during the year.
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Columbus
H. E. Scott
Youre the boss now Mayor Swarts Canton editorial
The editorial urges Mayor Swarts to lead Canton with planning and cooperation from the council to push scientific development. It calls for reform of groups that harmed Cantons reputation and emphasizes immediate action over the next two years to harness progress and growth.
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Canton
Young wife sent to mother in juvenile case
In Columbus on January 1 Probate Judge Bostwick suspended a sentence and released Margaret Trimble, 14, from juvenile detention to her mother Elizabeth Johinson. Trimble seeks annulment of her Dec 5 marriage to Magene Imble, 19, of Mount Sterling, who left the day after the wedding. William Millhone, 21, Cambridge newspaper man, was fined 50 cents and costs for contributing to her delinquency.
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Columbus
Guage Bostwick
Margaret Trimble
Elizabeth Johinson
William Millhone
Cambridge
Daily News resumes regular editions after holiday
Observing the New Year holiday the Daily News prints a single edition today with press starting at unknown time. Regular editions will resume Saturday.
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Daily News Today
Woman Robbed of $10 in Downtown Beauty Parlor
Mrs. George Goshorn of North Canton was robbed of $10 while inside a downtown beauty parlor Thursday evening. Police said a man entered seeking someone and departed shortly after the theft.
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George Goshorn
North
Canton
Swarts New Canton Mayor Takes Office In Quiet Exchange
Stanford M. Swarts became mayor of Canton in a small ceremony at city hall, succeeding Charles M. Ball who completed the unexpired term of C. C. Curtis. Swarts pledged a people oriented administration as council and new appointees prepared for the January 11 takeovers.
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Stanford M. Swarts
Canton
Charles M. Ball
C. C. Curtis
Vic Donahey
Mayor Swarts
Mayor Ball
Swarts
James Rice
Joseph Gossett
Sam Holliday
James A. Syler
Suspectalleged police abuse shocks Steubenville court
Frank Chase a Burns detective testified he was jailed five days without a hearing by Steubenville police and abused while accused liquor violators were shown to him as a snitcher. Prosecutor Merryman plans grand jury probe. Chief Carter denies the charges.
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William Helse
Helse
J. &. Paisley
Merryman
Chase
Blaine Carter
Hong Kong Hotel Destroyed by Fire
A Hong Kong hotel is practically destroyed by a blaze. All guests escaped safety as fire departments fought the flames. Dispatches from Hong Kong report extensive damage and evacuations during the incident.
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London
Hong Kong
Woman Arrested in Prohibition Violation Case
Ida Shilling of 340 10th Street SE was arrested Thursday evening by police on a charge of violating the Crabbe Act. A small amount of illicit liquor was reportedly found on her person.
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Ida Shilling
Bolice
Crabbe
Council Opens 1926-27 with New Clerk Hafer
The 1926-27 city council began New Year’s Day at 10 a.m. with Hafer named clerk to succeed W. Edgar Jackson. Mayor Oliver presided as standing committees were formed including Finance, Streets, Judiciary, Public Instruction, Water, Police and Fire, Sewers, Welfare, and Traffic.
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Stanford M. Swarts
Earl Liafe
Hafer
W. Edgar Jackson
Jackson
Pr Dent
Conell
Harry Oliver
Ernst
Jackman
H Mer
Burkh
Snyder
Baum
Emyete
Mitzel
Lightcap
Ham
Emsiey
Berg
Man
Burkhardt
Graham
Bauer
Pen Property
Vwete
Stansbery
Baur
Mhexamer
Ernest
Fete
Emsley
Raham
Married license mix up near probate court
A woman with a baby waited two hours in court house corridors thinking the line issued marriage licenses. Clerks guided her to the automobile license desk where she realized her error and her daughter’s marriage papers were handled in probate court without delay.
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Court House
Ine
Eight Injured as Bus Strikes Steam Shovel Near Johnsville
Eight people were injured in a bus crash on the Delaware Mount Gilead road near Johnsville seven miles from Mansfield. The Mannsfield Delaware bus skidded on an icy hill and struck a steam shovel. Among the injured named are Mrs Ella Reynolds 37 of Columbus Mrs Mildred Callin 28 of Ashland and Carter Mayo 29 of Columbus.
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Mansfield
Delaware-Mount Gilead
Johnsville
Mannsfield-Delaware
Ella Reynolds
Columbus
Mildred Callin
Ashland
Carter Mayo
Olumbus
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Rium
City Auditorium
Pace Department
Cuyahoga
Anto
Dolan
Mayor Stanford
MM. Swarts
Mayor
Council
Hooch
CRASS
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