Royal Wedding Unites Italian and Belgian Thrones
Princess Marie Jose of Belgium and Crown Prince Humbert of Italy wed in the Pauline Chapel at the Quirinal Palace Rome. In vivid ceremony attended by kings and queens, about 40 000 spectators lined Quirinal Square as the couple began their life as future Queen of Italy and her husband. The day drew massive crowds from across the United Kingdom and Italy, marking a rare postwar royal union.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Italy
Belgium
Marie Jose
Prince Humbert
Royal Quirinal Palace
Quirinal Square
Pauline Chapel
United Kingdom
Ccapital
Marie Joe
Humbert
Mile
Madeleine de Lantsheere
Royalty Is Wed Lover Confesses Murder Pact
Detroit police say Walter B Shaffer confessed to killing Albert Hendricks in Canton last April 25. Mrs Loraine Hendricks, wife of the dead man, was arrested in Spruce Mich. The case links an alleged murder plot to an insurance payoff with Shaffer and Mrs Hendricks believed to have eloped to Detroit.
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Albert Hendricks
Walter B. Shaffer
Canton
Detroit
Mich
Hendricks
Loraine Hendricks
Spruce
Shaffer
T. C. McQuate
Loraine
McQuate
St. Elmo
Skotnicky and
Beatty
Mra. Hendricks Lattice
Stephen Davidow
Karl Hexamer
Canton Daily News
Shota
William Hendricks
Mise Inez Hendricks
Mabel Henninger
Toledo
Akron Girl Held For Theft
A 16 year old Akron girl employed as a maid was held in Cleveland after being identified as the assailant who struck Mrs Libby Pennell in Shaker Heights on December 21, robbed her of $1 and a $400 fur coat, and fled. She was arrested in Akron on a warrant for defrauding a downtown department store of $94.50 by posing as the daughter of a woman with a taunt.
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Cleveland, Jan
Wilgins Axton
Akron
Libby Pennell
Shaker Heights
Farm Bloc Tentatively Wins Senate Finance Committee Seat
In Washington the farm bloc won a tentative victory for representation on the Senate finance committee. Sen. Robert M. LaFollette and John Thomas would join the panel, with an impending conference among leaders to assess acceptability of the compromise amid party tensions.
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United Press
Washington
Jan
Farm Bloc
Senate Finance Committee
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
John Thomas
Idaho
Committee On Committees
Thomas
LaFollette
Senate
Geff
West Virginia
Metcalf
Rhode Ieland
McMasters
South Dakota
Smoot
White House
Hoover
Finance Committee
Donnie Schroeder Faces Future Just After Police Detention
Donnie Schroeder, a boy near his birthday, remains at a juvenile detention home as police watch for his mother Irene Schroeder, the sought blond gunwoman. He tells officers about his mother and her two companions while big white bunny sits beside him for comfort. The story notes potential charges against his mother and a possible electric chair punishment.
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Paul
Donnie
Hs Nea
Gid Castle
Donnie Schroeder
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Corp
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Police
Here
Ernest Moore
Joseph Crawford
Basbacket
Weather expert Henry J. Cox dies at 66 in Chicago
Prof. Henry J. Cox aged 66 a veteran government forecaster died at his Chicago home. A Harvard graduate of 1885 he joined the army signal corps and the weather bureau and served at Fort Myer Virginia Boston Northfield Vermont and North Avenue Connecticut before becoming chief for his accurate forecasts and crop weather knowledge.
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Chicago
Henry J. Cox
United States
Harvard
Cox
Signal Corps
Army
Weather Bureau
Fort Myer
Boston
Northfield
Northaven
Conn
Police Probe Calls for Thorough Inquiry in Flyria
City council demands full probe into Sunday shooting incident that left three officers injured and suspect Shen George Lenko confined to Toledo State Hospital. Council member George Stevens urged release of written reports and accountability for the force.
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Flyria
Jan
George Lenko
Toledo State Hospital
Stone
George Stevens
Christmas’s Echo Reverberates in Butte Workday Return
In Butte Montana workers resume duties after holiday observance. Greek and Yugoslav laborers join the return to labor following Christmas celebrations, marking a shared transition from festivity to routine in the state.
Prisoner Shot at Toledo Workhouse Riot Ends in Death
In the Toledo workhouse riot at White House the exchange of blows escalated to a fight in the bullpen. Guard James Henderson fired his pistol as inmates rushed the cage to stop the chaos. A stray bullet killed prisoner George Morton and wounded others amid the melee.
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Toledo
Whitehouse
George Morton
James Henderson
Joe Marino
Henderson
Marino
Morton
Clode
State says traffic lights cannot be funded by license tax
Atty. Gen. Gilbert Bettman rules municipal corporations lack authority to use motor vehicle license or gasoline tax funds to buy or rent traffic lights. He notes traffic signals aid safety but do not relate to preserving the pavement itself.
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Columbus, Jan
Atty
Gilbert Bettman
State Legal Department
Mother Donates Blood to Save Chicago Gangster
In Chicago a dramatic hospital scene unfolds as James McManus, 32, a gangster wounded in a gunfight, receives a pint of blood from his mother during surgery. Physicians prepared to perform a transfusion as the mother’s sacrifice underscored maternal devotion.
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Chicago
Jan
James McManus
Resignations Shake City Boards In Witter Administration
Two city board members submitted resignations to Mayor Herman R. Witter on Wednesday. Lester H. Higgins, newly appointed to the city park commission, cites lack of time for duties. Fred W. Witter, longtime recreation board member, also resigned citing business demands. Both resignations accepted as vacancies arise from 1929 term expirations and prior appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Witter
Lester H. Higgins
Citizens Building and Loan Co
C. Curtis
City Park Commission
Witter
Fred W. Witter
City Recreation Board
Stanford M. Swarts
H. H. Timken
Henry R. Bauhof
Curtis
Higgins
C.S. Bolender
Jury Selected to Try East Chicago Officials on Prohibition Charges
Hammond Ind January 2 inland news reports Mayor Raleigh Peale of East Chicago and 21 leading citizens sit with police aides to select jurors for 2400 alleged violations of prohibition laws. Eighteen attorneys represent the defendants in a rum conspiracy case filed shortly after the mayor’s inauguration.
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Hammond
Ind
Jan
Raleigh Peale
East Chicago
Poor Tinkhames Lose $33,600 in Confidence Swindle
The British family at Prince of Wales Road Bournemouth England David W Tinkhames lost seven thousand pounds sent to fake stock swindlers who planned a return meeting to share earnings. Police were alerted when the swindlers failed to appear.
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David W. Tinkhames
Prince of Wales Rd
Bournemouth
Eng
Tinkham
England
Tinkhames
Romante Divorce Suit Over Spirits At Home Spouses
Columbus Jan and David Romante filed for divorce alleging that the wife left home to attend spiritualist meetings and returned with spirits of another kind, creating a fault in the marriage and prompting court action.
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Columbus, Jan
David Romante
Court Denies Snook Appeal in Ohio Murder Case
The Ohio State Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Dr. James Howard Snook, condemned to die January 31 for the murder of his coed sweetheart Ora Hix. The ruling leaves only a possible appeal to the US Supreme Court or executive clemency from Gov. Cooper.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court Today
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
U. S. Supreme Court of
Cooper
Common Pleas Court
Curt
Ohio
Federal District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Anglo American Naval Rivalry Explored Ahead of London Conference
The News presents a series by Charles Hodges of NYU on Anglo American Naval Rivalry. He explains naval supremacy concepts and the conference’s aims. Britain and the United States favor naval limitation in principle but seek parity that favors their own tactical position. The London conference could mark a pivotal step in the long pursuit of world peace. Read Hodges’ exclusive articles prepared for NEA Service and The News.
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London
the News
Charles Hodges
New York University
Britain
America
Answer Filed By Doerschuk In Civil Service Case
Charlee Doerechuk a civil service commission member faced neglect of duty charges by Homer Marker. Doerechuk's attorneys say the old eligible list was discarded per May 14 1914 rules allowing one year eligibility extendable by commission resolution but never beyond four years after examination. The hearing for commissioners Webster Harter and Charles E Doerschuk will occur Wednesday at 4 in Mayor Witter’s city hall office.
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Charlee FE. Doerechuk
Civil Service Commission
Homer C Marker
Amerman & Mills
Herman R. Witter
Webster Harter
Charles E. Doerschuk
Marker
War Department Employees Move to Private Buildings
The may move of Washington war department staff from the estate war and navy building to free space for the impending state department expansion occurred today. The state department and White House will occupy one building. key offices have already relocated to privately owned facilities. A board was formed to find suitable permanent quarters for the department.
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Washington, Jan
War Department
War and Navy
State Department
White House
Sudge
Adjutant General
Man killed in fall from refinery tank at Gambrinus
Thomas Kerney, 31, assistant foreman for Petroleum Iron Works Co. of Sharon, Pa., died after toppling from a tank he was building at Gambrinus. He sustained a fractured skull and chest injuries and died soon after at Aultman Hospital. The Allegheny Oil Co. refinery project was underway. Kerney’s body was sent to Sharon.
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Gambrinus
Thomas Kerney
Petroleum Iron Works Co
Sharon
Aultman
Kerney
Allegheny Oil Co
Sharen
Watches and jewelry left at Walter H Double Jewelers
Notice that all watches and jewelry left for repair at Walter H Double Jewelers may be claimed at the Geo. Double Co. located at 130 Market. Call Walter H Double for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Double Jewelers
Geo. Double Co
Walter H Double
Hague Parley Faces Battle Over Reparations Plan
At The Hague the reparations conference faces protests by debtor nations over charges. Germany argues over Young plan details as delegates await Ludwig Kast. The discussion turns to the proposed international bank and a protocol hinting at using French troops to enforce German payments. France and Belgium back a firm stance on possible Rhineland occupation.
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Hague
Jan
Eee
Germany
Ludwig Kast
Hijalmar Schacht
Reiche Bank
International Bank
Big Six
Italy
Japan
England
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Rail line seeks $4 million first mortgage bonds approval
The Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to issue and sell 4 million dollars of first mortgage gold bonds to fund 18 miles of Connellsville extension work in Pennsylvania. Proceeds would cover masonry, grading, a tunnel, and a large bridge over the Youghiogheny river. The company also seeks permission to refund 2 million dollars of short term notes.
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Washington, Jan
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Connellsville
Youghiogheny River
Wanted to rent 50 acre Canton area farm
Classifieds advertise a 50 acre farm near Canton for rent and note modern rooms in a newly decorated home. Goats from registered stock are offered and furniture set includes seven rooms. Read today’s Canton Daily News classified section for more offers.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
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