United Alloy Steel names Charis as president
In a corporate shake up United Alloy Steel announces George H Charis as president replacing Ed A Langenbach who becomes chairman. L G Pritz is elected vice president and general manager succeeding Charis. Langenbach praises Charis leadership and notes Pritz appointment follows Charis guidance and board vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Ed A. Langenbach
George H. Charis
L. G. Pritz
Charis
Charls
Pritz
Langenbach
L. G. Fritz
Name of Turner Stricken From Police Report Context
In the Curtis trial fallout three unnamed men asked Prosecutor Shadrock to remove Harry Turner’s name from Patrolman Guthrie’s liquor arrest report. Shadrock said he cannot alter records. Guthrie testified Turner was the man Morgan reported obtaining liquor from. Morgan claimed he never left work. Guthrie asserted Morgan identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Ed Curtis
Walter “Tiny” Guthrie
Neale Seth Ray
Tony Morgan
Shadrock
Turner
Morgan
Guthrie
Ray
213 Spring
Crabbe
Muny Court
Harry Tukaxge
Cardinal Mercier Sinking After Cancer Operation
Brussels reports Cardinal Mercier is slowly sinking after a cancerous growth was found in surgery. Physicians say he passed a quiet night and special prayers are ordered in Belgian churches. Queen Elizabeth visited the cardinal at his bedside this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Senate probes Aluminum Company of America for alleged unfair practices
Washington January 8 The Senate Judiciary Committee begins hearings into an anti trust complaint against the Mellon owned Aluminum Company of America with witnesses including Attorney General John G Sargent Assistant Attorney General Wm J Rowan FTC officials and Vernon W Van Fleet. The inquiry seeks whether prosecutors showed undue delay in bringing a contempt charge over alleged unfair practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtn
Mellon-owned
Aluminum Company of America
Sen% Judiciary Committee
John G. Sargent
Wm. J. Rowan
Vernon W. van Fleet
Fedeal Trade Commission
Senate
Aluminum Company
Determiny General
Suspects Nabbed in Home Bombing
Pittsburg January 8 Police rounded up all suspicious persons for questioning in connection with the bombing of the home of Minick Trozzo wealthy Italian broker. Authorities believe the blast wrecked Trozzo's three story residence endangering seven lions and causing about 20000 in damage. The act is thought by officials to be the work of the Black Hand or an individual with a grudge. Windows for blocks around were shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbirgh
Wnh
Minick Trozzo
Trozzo
Srocep
Three more nabbed in sum drive arrests
Cincinnati federal agents report arrests of three more individuals on Wednesday night, bringing total to ten including two Cincinnati police officers. Cipriani and Arcaro, both of Cincinnati, and Dayton Kentucky resident Fred Anderson, alias Jake Smith, alias Schulte, are cited as links in liquor manufacturing and moonshine distribution connected to northern Kentucky sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Philip Cipriani
Pasquale Arcaro
Fred Anderson
Jake Smith
Schulte
Dayton
Cipriani
Arcaro
Rum Suspect Claims Chauffeur Duties for Three Presidents
Benjamin Myers of Washington DC is jailed in Jacksonville on a prohibition charge after agents raid a pressing club and seize forty quarts of whiskey. He says he once drove for three U.S. presidents including McKinley Roosevelt and Harding, claiming kinship to Gen. L C Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Benjamin Myers
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harding
Pilot Snake Capture Hinted At Warm Weather
In Port Jervis New York on January 8 Joseph W. Smith a 90 year old naturalist said the capture of a large pilot snake near here was a sure sign of warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Joseph W. Smith
Canton Youth Hijackers Threaten Local Bootlegger Trade
Canton Daily News reports a nine to fourteen year old gang hijacking liquor from a bootlegger. They hide the booze in marshy areas, bury it, and resell at low prices, earning large sums. The group operates from a hidden headquarters with sentinels and bold pickups across street fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Aser
Boys
H. B
Alliance
Alliance Poice
Youngstown
Ohio Veterinarians Choose Officers
Columbus January 8 Dr H T Engard of Marysville was chosen president and Dr J E Plant of Akron vice president of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association which ends its annual meeting today. Clinics and addresses constitute today's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. T. Engard
Marysville
J. E. Plant
Akron
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association
Brown Suit Man Sentenced in Local Court
Frank Brown Suit Moore, described as colored, was fined 325 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse after convic tion in the criminal branch of muny court on a charge of being a suspicious person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank “Brown
Moore
Costae
Muny Court
Train Victim Identified as Santon Man
The man killed by a train near Massillon Thursday afternoon was identified Friday afternoon as Andy Billinski, 46, of 735 Union at SW Canton. Detective F J Grosswiler of the Pennsylvania railroad confirmed the identification from the clothes he wore.
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Massillon
Andy Billinski
Union
Canton
F. J. Grosswiler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fire Drives 410 Brooklyn Tenants to Street in Icebound Blaze
A $200,000 fire of undetermined origin swept a five story Brooklyn furniture factory, forcing 410 residents from their homes into frigid streets. One hundred fifty firefighters fought two hours of flames under ice coated conditions, with 25 sustaining minor injuries from falls and smoke exhaustion.
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New York
Brooklyn
Mil dred Volz Performs Old Time Charleston
Alton Illinois report notes Miss Mil dred Volz danced the Charleston at an old time event and suffered a dislocated kneecap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton, IL
Mildred Volz
Man Kills Wife and Three Children Then Suicide
In Harlem's Morningside Park area Thomas King shot and killed his wife Nora and their three children before taking his own life. Neighbors heard the gunfire, forced entry, and found all victims in the King residence with a .38 revolver nearby. Police suspect temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas King
Harlem
Nora
King
Morningside Park
Canton Police Chief Bans Off Duty Work For Officers
Canton police officers angry after Chief S A Lengel issues an order banning any special work outside regular duties. The move follows a civil service rule finding, the denial of extra protection at a basketball game, and criticism that the ban could deplete manpower at events and curb earnings from off duty policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Police Department
S. A. Lengel
Canton
All metal dirigible to be 2.5 times Shenandoah size
Plans by Aircraft Development Corp of Detroit reveal an all metal airship five million cubic feet of gas capacity, to be built at one and a half times the Shenandoah. Technical details unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl F. Fritsche
Aircraft Development Corporation of Detroit
Sheriff cleans up stronghold in brick yard riot
Deputies raided Metropolitan Brick plant on Harrison Ave SW early Friday arresting 42 tramps living in kilns. About two thirds were drunk on canned heat. ages ranged 20 to 74. They looted lunches, fought, and disrupted plant operations before being jailed. Charges include drunkenness and trespassing.
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Metropolitan
Harrison Av
Brick Company
Gibson
Kirk
Dieterick
Kyler
A. B. Correll
Return of Auto Sought in Suit Against City
Mrs. Mamie Smith of Massillon sues the City of Canton Mayor S M Swarts and Chief S A Lengel in common pleas court to replevin a Studebaker Big Six taken by police and held in a public garage. She seeks an order to return the car and $690 damages and questions why the auto was seized including possible violations and liquor findings. attorney Joseph L Hilton listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Smith
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
City of
Canton
S. M. Swarts
S. A. Lengel
Studebaker
Joseph L. Hilton
Man, 70, Struck by Automobile Near Cleveland and 23rd
W. M. Cunningham of 23rd street NE was injured slightly Thursday evening after being hit by a car driven by Arthur C. Stein of 814 5th St NE as he left a street car at Cleveland at and 23rd St NW. Cunningham dodged the path and stepped back, his left leg bruised. Police noted he appeared bewildered by the approaching vehicle.
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W. M. Cunningham
23Rd St NE
Arthur C. Stein
5Th St NE
Cleveland
23Rd St NW
Cunningham
John Bast
22Nd St NW
C. W. Rice
Tuscara
St W
Cherry Aw
2Nd St SE
Youth Goes to Chair Calmly as Ty Clark Is Executed
Ty Clark, labeled a youthful slayer, died in the electric chair at Little Rock Arkansas. A last minute plea to Gov Terral for clemency from his brother Ray Clark Dugger Ind was denied. He faced execution composed and without fear.
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Little Rok
Ark
Ty Clark
L. M. Stout
Sulphur Springs
Gov. Terral
Clark
Ray Clark
Ind
Transportation Peace Outlook Brightens in Rail Labor Talks
Washington reports a new formula for industrial peace emerges from months of talks between railway executives and labor leaders. The plan uses regional and national adjustment boards and a five member mediation board to intervene in unsettled disputes and push toward arbitration when needed. Congress and President Coolidge are expected to back the framework, which borrows from Howell Barkley features and aims to reduce government tribunal influence while preserving contract machinery.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
United States Labor Board
Congress
la Follette
Railroad Brotherhoods
Raihways
William G. McAdoo
Harding
Lke
Coolidge
United States
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A. G. Brant
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Austin Coleman Brant
A. Crant
Sins Hopkins Hospital
Baltire
Brant
Anton
Johns Hopkins
New
Young Women's Christian Oclation
EK. A. Langenbach
Suc
George H. Charls
Ie. A. Langenbach
I. G. Frits
Mercier
Cardinal
Luminum
Rum
Cfednor
Ohio Veterinaries
Santon
Dancer
Polise
Lengel
al ‘“Walther
Longel
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jan
Jacobus van Debogert
Bogert
Camden
N. J
New Jersey
The
Woemen’s Christian Temperance Union
Bertha Shippen Irving
Haddonfield
Irving
State Board of
Vacation
Democratic State Committee
Alva Corlett
Grambling
Harrison
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