Judge Krichbaum Said To Exhibit Prejudice In Rudner Case
E L Mills chief counsel for the Mellett murder defendants filed a new affidavit of prejudice against Judge Charles Krichbaum alleging bias that could disqualify him from presiding over Ben Rudner new indictment set for February 7 The motion cites Mills claims of a close relationship among Cox Pontius and Krichbaum and notes prior disqualification rulings also involve the Canton Daily News owner Cox as the pivotal public figure in the local matter.
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E. L. Mills
Mellett
Charles Krichbaum
Ben Rudner
Krrchbaum
CT. Marshall
Supreme Court
Canton
Krichbaum
Mills
Kr Krichbaum
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Edwin W. Diehl
Louis K. Moazer
Rudner
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
James M. Cox
Trichbaun
Cox
Rubert C Pontius
Canton Dailivy News
Coz
Pontius
Cameraman McDermott Smiles Through Cleveland Visit
Patrick Fe McDermott, hatless, walked into the county building in Cleveland with Deputy Sheriff George Thorn nearby and John Boyer, workhouse superintendent, in view. The scene shows a formal civic visit captured by The Cleveland Press.
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Patrick FE. McDermott
Cleveland
George Thorn
John Boyer
Ourtesy
Cleveland Press
Pennsy 10 Build New Fast Road Through Canton Suburbs
Three surveys for a proposed water level fast freight line by the Pennsylvania Lines were completed from near the Canton terminal to Poledo Junction. The routes would pass through affluent north Canton estates, with surveys running west from the Bayard cutoff across Market and near multiple residences, prompting owner opposition potential.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Canton Terminal
Poledo Junction
EF. Z. Whiter
Pittsburgh
Bayard Cutoff
Market
W. B. Barry
John F. O'Dea
George Lee Miller
Co. Sumatr McDowell
Sidney Erlanger
Clarence Tierbruck
Avondale
Hills and Dales
Meyers Lake
Canton
McDowell Place
Otter Skin Otterly Funny Coons from Wooster Tale
Emmett Caskey of Wooster earned twenty dollars by passing off an otter as a coon on a recent hunt. He showed his friends the otter skin slip and collected the payout from a Wooster furrier. The boast and the joke left the jokers laughing, while Caskey kept the tale as proof of his unusual catch. Also recalled are town memories at the Rink on 2nd Street and Rex, with tales of local dances and early weather superstition.
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Emmett Caskey
Wooster
Caskey
Kidders
Insurance lapse inquiry ends with sudden death claim
Nicror FARRIS reports an agent from the Harry E. Fife Co. visited a northeast town to check a lapse in premium on a life policy. The door answered by a woman who said her husband died six months ago and that they would not need insurance. Vic insists the claim is valid and the policy unpaid. locals recall friendly, familiar faces on the Public Square.
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Nicror Farris
Harry E. Fife Co
Isurance
N Ton
Vic
Ohio must cut expenditures to avert deficit, report says
Columbus January 8. A policy of drastic curtailment in current and capital expenditures must be adopted immediately to finish the year without a substantial deficit carried as unpaid bills, according to a partial report to legislative leaders by the joint committee on taxation and economy.
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Columbus
Joint Legislative Committee On Taxation and Economy
Banks issue veteran loan boom across the nation
Washington report states that banks nationwide are issuing loans on veterans adjusted compensation certificates. Frank T. Hines, head of the Veterans' Bureau, told President Coolidge that about 1,500 banks have made loans totaling nearly one million dollars.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Coolidge
Hines
Dayton Man Charged With Manslaughter Over Tragedy
Dayton police charged 26 year old Reehl with manslaughter after the death of 35 year old Mike Biko a father of five, who was waiting in a safety zone for a street car when the incident occurred last night.
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Dayton
Reehl
Mike Biko
Biko
New Grilling Today Laughs at Police Defies Talk
Patrick E McDermott sentenced for murder of Don R Mellett hid behind a wall in Cleveland Friday as he defied Prosecutor Edward C Stanton to talk Two women questioned light no new clues Monday he would testify in the Nade case then face the Cuyahoga grand jury He vowed not to speak and warned of contempt penalties as he awaits further proceedings in Cleveland.
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Dennis R. Smitepatrick
E. McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
Cuyahoga Co
McDermott
Stanton
Thousands Lack 1927 Auto Tags Reach Deadline
Thousands of car owners face the 1927 license change as the 7 am Monday deadline nears. By noon 8 544 passenger car licenses had been issued, with 852 truck tags issued, as offices extended hours and lines stretched through the courthouse.
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Canton Auto Club
Canton, Massillon, Alliance and
Brewster Automobile Clubs
Columbus
Quake Destroys Bridge in Tarbes France
An earthquake centered in the Gascony Pyrenees region damaged an old bridge in Tarbes. No other damage was reported as of today.
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Tarbes
France
Gasses-Pyrenes
Shoots Wipe Charge Cincinnati
Joseph Brown aged 62 was held by police on a charge of shooting with intent to kill after allegedly confessing to attacking his estranged wife with a baseball bat, then firing and attempting suicide.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Brown
Shot by Own Gun When He Collides With Burglar
William Mundhenk, 24, of Dayton, was visiting Mrs. H. B. Renkert at 1414 Market and woke to a noise. He descended in darkness, surprised a burglar, and accidentally shot himself in the left armpit as the intruder fled. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for a minor flesh wound.
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William Mundhenk
Dayton
Mundbenk
Coolidge Edict Seen as Warning to Mexico Over Slot Machines
In Washington the notion of US readiness to protect interests is framed as a warning to Mexico and Nicaragua. Navy ships and 5000 troops concentrate near Caribbean waters while Coolidge and Kellogg push a strong anti revolu tion stance. The report notes slot machines are targeted in Canton and highlights legal debates on gambling devices.
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Coolidge
Mexico
Ghitt Wise
Washington, Jan
Rio Grande
Washington
Caribbean
White House
Kellogg
Calles
Nicaragua
Mexico City
Nicaraguan
Fall in Critical Condition in El Paso Hospital
Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B Fall, ill with pneumonia since December 26 in El Paso, remains in very critical condition. He has been kept alive with stimulants since yesterday, according to Dr. H T Safford.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Iip
H. T. Safford
Land Law Date Nears Amid Tense U S Mexico Relations
Mexico City report notes rising tension as January 21 deadline for alien land laws nears. The Calles government vows enforcement and seizure of unregistered alien-owned property. American embassy counsel Arthur Schoenfeld prepares to report to President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg with data on land laws and Nicaragua events.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Calles
S¢En
Arthur Schoenfeld
Washington
President Coolidge
Kellogg
Schoenfeld
U. S
Nicaragua
Latin America
Department of State
Wilson
Bryan
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Milne
Berah
Ask Awards In Police Accident In Alliance
In common pleas court Saturday a suit seeks compensation from the Ohio Industrial Commission for three Alliance police officers injured January 6, 1925, in an automobile accident on the Alliance Vreeburg road. The state body rejected claims, ruling injuries were not received in the course of employment. The suit asks 6966 for the estate of William A. Jayitor who died, 25591.16 for Harry L. Grove permanently injured, and 4825 for George Lillick who was less seriously hurt. All suits filed by Fr. E B Hunter, Alliance city solicitor.
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William A. Jayitor
Harry L .Jroves
George Lillick
Fr. E B. Hunter
Alliance
Prince of Wales Badly Hurt After Horse Stumbles
London January 8 The Prince of Wales sprained his waist in a hunting accident near Melton Mowbray yesterday. He fell when his horse stumbled at a hazardous jump but recovered soon after and finished the course.
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London
Prince of Wales
Melton Mowbray
Mexico Aids Nicaragua Revolt to Embarrass U S
Washington reports indicate Mexico backs the Nicaragua revolution to embarrass the United States. The article notes American investments in Nicaragua totaling about 9.29 million dollars with bonds and properties valued around 21 million, and cites Senator Borah opposing intervention.
Prohibition Protest Event Set by Churches in January
In Columbus a series of church led fire invention events is scheduled from January 4 to 27 as agitation grows against enforcement of the prohibition law amid alcohol poisoning concerns. Rev B F Tamb executive secretary announced the plan.
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Columbus
Ghia
B. F. Tamb
Tuberculosis Hospital Plans Discussed By County Panel
The special building commission overseeing four new county tuberculosis hospitals meets Thursday at 1 with architect A. L Thayer to review plans. Thayer prepared the layout, but final drawings remain unseen. The site lies between Louisville and Harrisburg and a 750 600 bond issue approved in November 1925 covers costs.
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Special Building Commission
New County Tuberculosis Hospital
A. L Thayer
Thayer
Louisville
Harrisburg
Local Banker W. Irwin Dies After Short Illness
W Irwin 63 secretary treasurer of Edwin M Knowles China Co and bank director died at his home after a brief illness in Jan 8 RAST Liverpool. The report notes he held multiple corporate roles and was a longtime resident.
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Liverpool
W. Irwin
Edwin M. Knowles China Co
Youth Escapes Hospital Hunts Fugitive Taylor Keyes
Richmond VA police search for 18 year old Taylor Keyes of Ironton after a recent parole for stealing a typewriter. He was admitted to Memorial hospital for illness and slipped through an open window to escape, after allegedly taking a car to Baltimore and back to face charges.
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Richmond
Taylor Keyes
Ironton
Michigan Studies Hear Will Yet Bets Paid
Fragmented OCR text from Michigan relates to University of Michigan officials, a president, and plans involving students and study in bioscience and animal studies. Mentions Benny Friedman and Benny Costerbaan and a new stadium project for Michigan.
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Michigan Studies
Will
Gort
Ann Alto
University of Michigan
Rogers
Dou
Benny Friedman
Benny Costerbaan
Ichixans
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