Three new arrests loom in Mellett murder case
The Daily News notes a staff artist portrait of courthouse attaches and a moustache championship race among local officials led by Ned L. Perkins with Walter Agler C A Fromm Alice M Wise and M L Campbell. The game ends when one quits and buys dinner for the rest.
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Daily News
Ned L. Perkins
Board of County Commissioners
Walter Agler
C’. A. Fromm
Alice M. Wise
M. L. Campebll
McKinley High School
Warrant Ready in Mellett Murder Probe and New Arrests Loom
New developments in the Mellett case predict three more arrests, two in Canton and one in Cleveland, as fresh evidence ties into Canton police. The district attorney and prosecutors traveled to Cleveland to obtain warrants and anticipated charges include murder in the first degree or harboring a murderer.
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Canton
Cleveland
Police Department of
Pat McDermott
Louis Mazer
Ben Rudner
E. L. Mills
McDermott
Mazer
Rudner
Max Rudner
Ben
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Ora Slater
U.S
Attornes AE. Bernsteen
Bernsteen
Nanty Glo
Catherine Barnes
Cnest
Ken Nadel
Danny Pfaff
Fle
Hernsteen
Harter
Gu Ity
Lauck
Hurter
Slater
Man on the Square cites bus routes responsibility for snow cleanup
A citizen argues that buses have taken over Canton’s public square and should be responsible for snow and dirt removal to prevent wear on buses and curb damage. The piece notes heavy rutting along curbs and car tracks as buses navigate the area.
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Canton
Xo. P
Debunking Molly Stark Name Myth In County History
A historian questions Molly Stark as the general’s wife naming, noting August 16 1777 battle near Bennington and suggesting Priscilla or Elizabeth Stark as possible names. County residents debate whether the “Molly Stark” legend should endure linking to Gen. Stark’s Revolutionary War fame.
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Molly Stark
Gen. Stark
Molly
New York
Vermont
Newa
Mary
Stark
Priscilla Stark
Elizabeth Stark
Couny
Canton Dining Confusion Echoes New Year
A colorful Canton scene unfolds with a merchant answering a New Year telephone call in broken slang, a diner puzzling over a Virginia ham misheard from the Virginia region, and patrons reacting to miscommunications on a busy morning.
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Whistles
Captain Clarke undergoes life saving surgery in Cleveland
Captain Ben Clarke was placed on the operating table at Lakeside hospital at 11 am and remained under the knife at 1 pm by Drs Russell Birge and Elliott Cutler. Hospital officials reported no word from the operating room as X rays showed a bullet in the neck and surgery was deemed necessary to save his life. Clarke had been able to take nourishment and sleep despite pain.
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Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Russell Birge
Elliott Cutler
Canton Daily News
Frost
Clarke
Spare tire theft reported in Sta st NE
L F Demaison reports a spare tire stolen from his car on Sta st NE Monday night. Police were notified Tuesday about the theft from 918 Troy pl NW.
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L. F. Demaison
Troy Pl
Sta St NE
Rent Ads Offer Convenience in Want Ad Section
The Want Ad section lists for rent advertisements alphabetically by location for easier selection. Readers can search by street and use the feature for faster access, with a small three day fee and daily biller charge for added service.
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Sting
Want
Svery
Senate asks Mellon report on poisoned alcohol controversy
The Senate adopted a resolution demanding all available information from the Treasury secretary on the poisoning of industrial alcohol. Senator Edwards of New Jersey sponsored the measure, seeking correspondence with Wayne Wheeler and the department's poisoning regulations and formulas. Senator Sheppard objected to the term poisoning.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Edwards
New Jersey
Mellon
Wayne KB. Wheeler
Department
Sheppard
Texas
Treasury piles up big surplus in early January
Washington reports a rapid build in government funds as expenditures stay within estimates and December tax receipts approach 430 million dollars. The treasury begins the year with a surplus of about 215.3 million, far above the previous year's level, driven by strong December revenues and conservative spending.
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Washington
Treasury
Cincinnati teens held on grand larceny charges
Cincinnati January 4 William Koehler 18 and Karl Weber 19 both of Cincinnati are in custody with bonds of 2000 each on grand larceny charges for the theft of the automobile belonging to J. Hopkins of Wayton.
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Cincnnati
William Koehler
Karl Weber
Cincinnati
Join Hopkins
Jiayton
President Coolidge Nominates Harvey for Ken ton Postmaster
Washington January 4 President Coolidge nominated Henry H Harvey as postmaster of Kenton Ohio in a routine civil service appointment. The nomination aims to fill the Kenton postmaster position and follows standard federal procedure.
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Washington
Coolidge
Henry H. Harvey
Kenton, O
Jury Continues McPherson Evidence Probe in California
The Los Angeles grand jury probes new evidence in the McPherson conspiracy case. District Attorney Asa Keyes aims to decide by Jan. 10 on information filing against Aimee Semple McPherson, Minnie Kennedy, Lorraine Wiseman Sellaff, and Kenneth Ormiston. A growing Northern California sentiment doubts any prosecution will result.
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Los Angeles
Herson
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
Dist. Atty
Asa Keyes
Dist
Atty. Keyes
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman-Sellaff
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Ban Francisco
Eaat
California
Impersonator Huckingham Pleads Involved in Robbery Tale
In Columbus on January 40 FP Huckingham admitted to posing as a good Samaritan. He guided a man seeking money to his room where the visitor knocked him down, took a collar and robbed him of clothing and other items valued at unknown amount.
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Michael Chlepka
Harrisburg Rd
Chlepka
Eas
Columbus
Huckingham
Troney
Chaplin Replaces Will Rogers as Mayor in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico on January 4 Will Rogers notes mayoral absence and appoints Charles Spencer Chaplin as lieutenant mayor while joking about being out of a wife. He praises town for safe holidays and claims no deaths during the period.
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Chaplin
Will
Rogers
Gallup
N. M
Weverly Jlills
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Claremore
Will Rogers
Smith Battle is Launched in Senate Fight
Senator McKellar launches the fight to bar Senator-designate Frank L. Smith of Illinois, charging him with violating public service law. He calls on colleagues to exclude Smith, arguing seating him would show money can buy a senate seat.
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Washington
Frank L. Smith
Ilinois
Senate
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Smith
Public Service
Illinois
McKellar
Goodyear sues Seiberting for over 1.3 million dollars
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. files suit in Summit County Common Pleas against Frank A. Seiberting former president for interest on funds borrowed for private ventures. The complaint claims between 1912 and 1929 he used about 13 million dollars for private ventures including Goodyear Heights development and related improvements.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Summit
Common Pleas
Frank A. Seiberting
Selberiing
Goodyear Heights
Accused Ball Players Trek Toward Landis
Chicago January 4 The vanguard of active and retired baseball figures named in Swede Risberg’s Who’s Who in Crooked Baseball gathered in Chicago and prepared to meet Commissioner Landis at his office tomorrow at 10 o clock. Thirty eight men long known in baseball have been summoned and many are already arriving.
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Landis
Chicago
Risberg
Bates Baseball Scandal Claims 1876 Fixes
Cleveland January 4. George Etrell a 70 year old federal court bailiff alleges Louisville fixed games in 1876 the first year of the National League. Names Jim Devlin George Hall Crater Nichols were expelled after officials uncovered the scheme.
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Cleveland
Oulevile
Strief
Officelala
Ute
Risberg Accuses White Sox of 1917 World Series Bribery
The article reports Charles Risberg naming players managers and an umpire in sensational charges that the Chicago White Sox bought a four game 1917 series from the Detroit Tigers. Risberg’s accusations implicate 83 men and prompt Commissioner Landis to summon the accused to answer.
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Sener
Charles i
Bwede
Risberg
Honorary Y M C A President Dies in Cleveland
Serena Peck Fenn 83 longtime Sherwin Williams co founder and honorary Y M C A president died at home after a year of illness. He helped create Sherwin Williams paints and was a world renowned figure in the industry.
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Pr. Fenn
Shervwin-Williams Co
Cleveland
Serena Peck Fenn
Sherwine-Williams Co
The
Cleveland Y. M. C. A
Venn
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Ahe
Watt listed as regaining health after crisis
Albert B. Watt former secretary of the interior shows signs of recovery following a severe illness. Doctors report improvement but warn of potential relapse as he has been confined to bed since December. Large efforts by medical team aim to return him to public duties soon.
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Vard
Hess Heroe
Albert B. Watt
Secretary of the Interior
Wall
I. TV
Safford
Eal
Coolidge Seeks Global Backing for International Law
President Coolidge urged support for respecting lives and property under international law. The White House emphasized a principle guiding all governments, not censorship, in handling foreign relations news. The issue centered on law and global conduct, with no specific Nicaragua or Mexico reference.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Preas
White House
U. S
Nicaragua
Mexico
King Ferdinand Weakens as Medical Team Rushes to Bucharest
Reports from Bucharest state King Ferdinand's condition worsened with experts from Pacts and Gere called in. Romanian physicians have mobilized to contain the spread of a disease threatening the palace.
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Bucharest
Jan
Ferdinand
Hartmans
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