Jackson Day Banquet Boosts Cox Delegation Drive
Reaction in Columbus to the Jackson Day banquet praises Cox 1924 issues stance and solid Ohio delegation plans. Dayton friends aim for a solid Cox delegation. Judge C C Williams chaired the event and broadcasting success drew praise. State Chairman W W Durbin likely to seek one of the at large national convention seats with Cox as the nominee choice. Dem leaders in the Fourth District name D H Kirwan of Lima and James R.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
New York City
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Durbin
Hardinco
Friends of
Fourth
D. H. Kirwan
Lima
James R
Minister Demands Resignation At Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. B. Purnell, pastor at Calvary Presbyterian, faced a church meeting where the congregation urged the Presbytery to dissolve his pastorate. The session adjourned to await plans for reorganization on January 15.
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W. B. Purnell
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Tues
Aioe
Rush on for license plates in Massillon scene
In Massillon on January 10 1924 auto club members rush to issue 1924 license tags to motorists. Lines form as residents await licenses with a deadline of Saturday to use 1923 plates allowed until Friday before arrests for 1923 tags. The club has issued 2123 passenger plates and about 600 truck licenses.
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The
Automobile Club
Auto Club
Cars Recovered After Stolen Vehicle Report
Massillon police recovered two automobiles reported stolen. the vehicles belonged to R. B. Hoffman and Harry Fisher.
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Massillon
Jan
Massilon
R. 8. Hoffman
Harry Fisher
House Entered at 812 Madison Street by Thieves
Thieves entered the home of Mor tis Green at 812 Madison Street on Wednesday night forcing a trunk and stealing a pair of trousers and shoes according to the report.
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Mortis Green
Madison
Tragic Hartville Crash Kills Amish Mother and Son
Mrs Dan Hostetter and her five year old son Paul die instantly when their car is struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie train at a center Hartville filling station grade crossing. Three year old Esther injured. car demolished and dragged several hundred yards. bodies taken to Hartville.
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Paul
Hartville
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Esther
Mercy Hospital
Hostetters
Hostetter
Canton
J. T. Lity
New Cold Wave Heads to East Chicago
A new cold wave sweeping from the northwest was due to reach the Great Lakes today as snow followed in its path. The surprise attack contrasts with last week’s schedule, with the high pressure center traced to the Mackenzie River region in western Canada where there are no observation stations to warn residents.
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Great Lakes
Mackenzie River
Canada
Missing Cleveland girl kidnapped in Pittsburgh transit
Wilma Owens, 15, of Cleveland, believed abducted at East Liberty railroad station while changing trains for Titusville, Pa., where she attends St. Joseph's Academy. State Police urged to pursue the missing girl search.
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Wilma Owens
Cleveland
East Liberty-st
Titusville
St. Joseph's Academy
Medina County Farm Bureau Re-elects Officers
Medina January 10 Officers of the Medina county farm bureau were re elected at the election here. President Robert E Lance York Vice President Sidney Uhinck Granger were retained as were Charles Cady Hinkley as secretary and Clyde T Copley Sharen as treasurer.
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Medina
Ship Vicentina sinks off San Sebastian. nine dead
A schooner named Vicentina sank in a storm off San Sebastian today. Nine persons drowned as rescuers battled high seas and strong winds.
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San Sebastian
Spain
G O P Defeat Signals Revolt Over Esch Cummins Law
Westerners say they voted against the Esch Cummins transportation act as a protest over Senator Albert B Cummins Iowa being passed over for the senate committee on interstate commerce chairmanship The insurgent group includes western and agricultural state senators who defected on principle rather than personal grounds
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Albert B. Cummins
Town
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Iowa
Congress
Cummins
Senate
West
Manderbaugh Case Up Friday at Ohio Supreme Court
Motion by Mrs. Lillian Manderbaugh to admit to the Ohio supreme court in an effort to reverse her forgery conviction will be heard Friday. Prosecutor C B McClintock and attorneys James Amerman and EF L Milla expect to travel to Columbus Thursday evening to argue the motion. Mrs. Manderbaugh was a juvenile court probation officer when she was charged with forging a pension voucher endorsement.
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Ohio Supreme Court
C. B. McClintock
James Amerman
EF. L. Milla
Columbus
New Parliament Opens in Britain
London, Jan 10. The British cabinet approved King George's speech to formally open the new parliament. The speech is expected to be non-conten tious, with possible reference to the tariff commission's report. The king's speech may be delivered tomorrow or Saturday as Labour MPs prepare to attack the government over unemployment relief. Constituents of former Premier H. H. Asquith at Paisley urge coalescing liberal and unionist parties.
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London
King George
Commons
Stanley Baldwin
H. H. Asquith
Paisley
New Postmaster Named at Justus Ohio
The Daily News reports the appointment of Albert E. Boxer as postmaster at Justus Ohio. He succeeds Thomas Savage who resigned, with the post office department making the announcement public this morning.
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Justus
Ohio
Albert BE. Boxer
Thomas Savage
Post Office Department
Butler Brings Publicity as Mayor Kendrick Names Butler to Safety
Philadelphia dispatch notes Brigadier Smedley Butler is sworn in before Mayor William Freeland Kendrick as Director of Public Safety. Butler orders immediate cleanup of graft rife police, 75 percent purity target, with 48 hours given to reform. News frames Kendrick as new Philadelphia mayor who appointed Butler after lobbying President Coolidge.
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Smedley Butler
Marine Corps
William Freeland Kendrick
Butler
Rowland Wood
Canton Daily News
Freeland Kendrick
Smedley D. Butler
Washington
Coolidge
Senate Acts on Soviet Question Hearing Set
The Senate foreign relations committee voted 11 to 2 to appoint five members to conduct hearings on recognizing Soviet Russia. The investigation will cover the US relation to Russia and is expected to begin within ten days under chairman Senator Lodge of Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Officials Break Up Bandit Nest in Everglades Fight
In West Palm Beach Florida on January 10 a bandit nest near Ashley-Mobley gang’s Everglades hideout was wiped out after a daylong battle with officers. Deputy sheriff Fred Baker and outlaw Joe Ashley were killed. Sheriff Bob Baker said several bandits were likely killed or wounded, with only two victims confirmed so far.
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Fia
Ashley-Mobley
Everglades
Here
Fred Baker
Joe Ashley
Bob Baker
Ten chiropractors arraigned in Dayton on license charge
Ten chiropactors were arraigned in police court in Dayton Ohio on the charge of practicing medicine without a license. They pleaded not guilty and asked about bond. They were released on their own recognizance and the cases were set for January 23 at 2 PM.
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Dayton, O
Tax Exempt Securities Hold $12.5 Million, Treasury Says
Treasury experts report about 12.5 million dollars in tax exempt securities are held by American investors, yielding no revenue for the government. The disclosure was released today.
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Washington
Treasury
The
Eight year old dies from burns in Columbus fire
An eight year old girl, Margaret Ann Bova, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bova, died today after her clothing ignited from an open grate in Columbus. The tragedy occurred as Burns were received when the flame touched her garments.
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Margaret Ann Bova
Joseph Bova
Mellon Tax Plan Faces Likely Overhaul in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the Mellon tax reduction plan faces strong bipartisan and insurgent opposition. Republicans privately concede passage in present form is unlikely. a compromise between Mellon and Democratic plans appears likely, especially on high income surtaxes, with proposals ranging from 25 to 65 percent.
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la Follette
Moscow to close gambling dens from January eighteenth
Moscow plans a shutdown of licensed gambling houses starting January eighteenth. The city earned about 2.5 million dollars last year from these dens, while political police cracked down by arresting patrons and exiling them for three years. The move reflects a shift away from licensing and punishment.
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Canton Daily News
Moscow
Siberia
Flyer Reaches 27000 Feet In De Haviland Flight
Dayton Ohio reports Lieut Harold Harris reached 27000 feet in a De Haviland with one passenger. It nears the two man world record by 300 feet. Plane had a new side type supercharger. Tests to follow. altitude officially recorded in Washington. temperature 29 degrees below zero.
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Dayton, O
Harold Harris
de Haviland
Washington
Crane Helper Killed at New Ohio State Plant
Columbus Jan 10 A crane helper Michael Bennet 19 was killed when struck by a locomotive crane at the new Ohio state university power plant late yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Michael Bennet
Battle Over House Rules Comes To A Head In House
Washington dispatch reports tightening lines as a 30 day truce ends and a new clash over House rules begins. Democrats align with Republicans to resist liberalized rules while aiming to keep tax and appropriation bills amendable, shaping the Mellon bill fight.
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Daily News Bureau
Washington
House
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Gillett
Rhineland secessionist leader killed in restaurant shooting
Speyer Germany Jan 10 separatist government in Rhineland palatinate proclaimed a state of siege after a restaurant shooting killed Heinz Orbis leader of the secessionists and wounded three others. Orbis toppled from his chair as the volley began and the assailants fled in a masked car.
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Germany
Rhineland Palatinate
Heinz Orbis
Orbis
Soviets Deny Sham Report On Trotzky Illness
Jan 10 reports from Moscow deny that Leon Trotzky’s illness is a staged ruse to hide his political defeat. Trotzky is described as absolutely broken down, with doctors needing further investigation to identify his disease, though a grave illness is feared. His low spirits have reduced interest in politics, with withdrawal from active affairs seen as inevitable.
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Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Burns Fatal to Two in Cincinnati Fire
Two women died from burns in Cincinnati on January 10. Mrs. Harry H. Rugg, 53, of Harrison Ohio, burned while trying to start a fire with coal oil. Mrs. Margaret Pfalzgraf, 94, fatally burned when her clothes ignited after a coal stove outbreak.
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Cincinnati
Harry H. Rugg
Harrison
Margaret Pfalzgraf
Clara McCamey Sentenced for Operating a Still
Mrs Clara McCamey pleaded guilty to operating a still and was sent to Marysville reformatory Thursday by Mrs C W Kirk for a term of one to five years.
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Clara McCamey
Marysville Reformatory
C. W. Kirk
Griffith Holds To Alibi In Ruth Hunter Case
Police keep Griffith 32, a Canton manufacturer, in custody as they extend the alibi probe for the Ruth Hunter death. He endures a marathon 39 to 89 hour interrogation with officers Lengel Clarke and others while prosecutors weigh next steps after the 72 hour limit.
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Camden
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Polilee
A. Lengel
Ben E. Clarke
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Streitenberger
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Goshorn
Canton Men Get Chance
Canton men may become ensigns in the United States coast guard with cadet and cadet engineer vacancies advertised by the Coast Guard academy. Competitive examinations will be held in various cities beginning in April, but none in Ohio. Applicants must be 18 to 24 years old.
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Columbus
Canton
United States Coast Guard
Suits Dismissed By Court In Costs Of Plaintiff
In Common Pleas Court the suit of Sult of Crisanto Clarelli against Anna Girardo was dismissed at plaintiff costs. Clarelli claimed false arrest and sought 10 500 dollars. Other dismissals included Manuel Alvarez v Antonio Casado Pete Costa v Angelo Pappas and John DeGrato v The Whitacre Greer Fireproofing Co.
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Anna Girardo
Common Pleas
Clarelli
Manuel Alvarez
Antonio Casado
Pete Costa
Angelo Pappas
John DeGrato
Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Co
From Now On Felix Fusco Sentenced for Murder
Felix Fusco was taken to the state penitentiary on Thursday to remain there from now on after pleading guilty to second degree murder. He received a life sentence with Deputy Sheriff George Thorn accompanying him.
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Felix Fusco
State Penitentiary
George Thorn
Septuagint Dies Akron Woman After Break In
Kath rine Hoppes a 70 year old woman died at People’s hospital after police found her unconscious in bed at home Monday afternoon when they broke open the door. Death was given as exhaustion and chronic disease by hospital attendants.
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Akron
Kathrine Hoppes
People's Hospital
Burns May Be Fatal After House Fire
Mrs. Mary Bombal, 58, of 2531 14th street NE, is dying in Mercy hospital from burns and suffocation after a Thursday morning fire that destroyed three rooms on the second floor. The blaze, caused by a leaky gas chandelier under her bedroom, drove the Forhans family from the first floor. Firemen rescued Bombal from the flaming room. attendants say she was burned on the head, throat, arms and chest and may not survive.
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Mary Bombal
14Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Frank Forhas
Gambling Goes In Cleveland
Cleveland police report slot machines have been shut down with precincts filled by confiscated devices and 140 people awaiting trial on gambling permits. Chief Grant’s force readies for a second act in the drive to clean up Cleveland by raiding downtown venues where thousands exchange hands on horse betting.
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Cleveland
Jacob S. Grant
Luxor Mummy Stay Sheltered by Egyptian Proclamation
Egypt censored Luxor dispatches to the London Times after an official communique said Tutankhamen's mummy would stay in the tomb per King George V's wish. Government officials cited the royal desire as the reason for withholding the information.
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Luxor
London Times
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George
England
Constantinople protest over Chester concessions in Angora
Col Clayton Kennedy of the Ottoman-American Development company arrived in Angora to protest the cancellation of concessions granted to the Chester group. The incident highlights Ottoman allied business disputes during treaty period.
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