Icy Glare Snarls City and State Traffic
A heavy ice storm and rainfall froze over large areas causing widespread traffic delays across the city and state. Police report few accidents despite hazardous roads while utilities repair broken lines as floods threaten northern regions. Weather fronts bring record cold and rising rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Canton
Starkee
Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Canton Street Department
County Highway Division
Walter Smith
4Th St SE
W. Gravis
Hartville
Tuscarawasca
Indiana
Chicago
No Man’s Land
Upper
Texas
Arctic
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Galesburg
West Battleford
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Lana
Illinois
Arenboring
Mississippi
Earhart Plans Eastward Flight From Albuquerque
Amelia Earhart prepares to depart Albuquerque New Mexico to resume her airplane journey to New York. The pioneering aviator, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, faced a storm between this point and Albuquerque with her secretary Norah Albertund.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Albuquerque
N. M
New York
Mies Earhart
Atlantic
Here
Albu‘erque
Norah Aletertund
Tax murder and crime in Chicago tax spree
A fragmented Chicago item notes authorities claim tax policies and big city growth impact crime. The piece mentions 600 layoffs and a claim that exemption occupations affect funding, disputing public finances and police capacity amid a sprawling city scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Chicago
Murer
Mrs Hendricks Bound Over In Husband's Death Case
Mrs Loraine Hendricks 22 widow of Albert Hendricks 27 slain at 1515 St Elmo NE was bound over to the grand jury on arraignment in municipal court held as a material witness. Walter Shaffer 26 confessed singer of Hendricks was also detained. both returned to Canton from Detroit by detectives Skolnicki and Beatty and jailed. Shaffer bound over on murder charge. Hendricks death ruled suicide by coroner. Witness said husband intoxicated earlier, dispute, shots heard from bathroom with water glass in hand. Sheriff's deputy Ball aided police after father alerted police chief Hexamer of possible foul play.
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Loraine Hendricks
Albert Hendricks
St. Elmo
Grand Jury
Detroit
Walter Shaffer
Bac
Canton
Steve Skolnicky
Jack Beatty
Shaffer
Hendricks
T. C. McQuate
McSweeney May Run for Senate in Ohio Democratic Primary
Former congressman John McSweeney of the 16th district is considering a bid for the United States Senate from Ohio in the August Democratic primaries. McSweeney said he has not decided yet after Mayor Herman Witter of Canton announced his candidacy. If he runs he would be the second candidate from the district joining Sen. Roscoe McCulloch of Canton who announced his own candidacy during Burton's tenure.
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McSweeney
Roscoe McCulloch
Canton
Theodore E. Burton
Sugar Tariff Battle Grows Sharper in Senate
In Washington the sugar tariff fight heats up on the Senate floor while a Republican party peace conference attempts to unite insurgent blocs. The fight centers on fixing Cuban sugar duty at 2.20 cents a pound vs 1.76 now and 2.40 in the House bill, splitting the farm bloc and threatening living costs. Senator Harrison accuses Western Sugar Co of heavy profits and dominance, while advocates of higher duties attack Cuba’s access to relief. Senator Vandenberg accuses the American public of wartime losses.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Republicans
Senate
Committee On Committees
Farm Bloc
Young Guard
Old Guard
Watson
Finance Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Western Sugar Co
Cuba
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Fail to Appear in Naples Spaghetti House Bond Forfeiture
Assistant Prosecutor Graybill told Judge Kirchbaum that all prisoners arrested in a Naples Spaghetti House raid jumped their bonds. Bail forfeiture totals 17200. Morri and Morri wife were bonded 5000 each with two sureties. Inmates Betty Lewis Jennie Shaw and Helen Morgan bonded 2000 each. Bondsmen claim real estate at least twice bonds. Suits will be started if payments aren’t voluntary.
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Naples Spaghettti House
Carnahan Ar NE
H. Clifton Graybill
Charles Krrchbaum
Frank Morri
Frank Moore
Margaret Morri
Margaret Manning
Margaret Pappas
Morri
Antonia Bossis
Betty Lewis
Jennie Shaw
Helen Morgan
James Speros
Mary Pappas
Graybill
Airmail Route Proposed From St Paul to Winnipeg
Washington Jan 10. Post office officials recommended establishing an airmail line from St Paul to Winnipeg via Fargo and Grand Forks. The proposal would link in Canada with a route from Winnipeg to Edmonton, Alberta, after talks with Canadian postal officials in Ottawa.
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Washington
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Canada
Fargo
N. D
Grand Forks
Brown
W. Irving Glover
Glover
Ottawa
Edmonton
Alberta
Lost items from Walter H. Deuble jewelers claimed
Watches and jewelry left at Walter H. Deuble Jewelers may be retrieved at Geo. Deuble Co. 180 Market Avenue. please call for collection. Walter H. Deuble announces the return of unclaimed items.
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Walter H. Deuble Jewelers
Geo. Deuble Co
Walter H. Deuble
Toledo Woman and Mate Shot by Roomer
In Toledo on January 10, Fred Stall a 45 year old roomer at the Follett home killed Mrs Mabel Follett 32 as she slept and wounded her husband Emmeth Follett 33. Stall then killed himself with a bullet to the temple after fleeing to his room. Follett an employee of Virginia Life Insurance Co said Stall moved in a month ago. The Follett child slept through the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Adelaide Ray
Ceoodkind
St. Paul
New York
Rosenwald
Toledo
Mabel Follett
Emneth
Fred Stall
Follett
Stall
The
Virginia Life Insurance Co
Follette
60th Anniversary Banquet for Standard Oil Co in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts a two hour national oil industry celebration marking Standard Oil Co.’s 60th founding anniversary at the Hotel Hollenden. Attendees include industrial leaders and hundreds of company employees. John D. Rockefeller Jr. cannot attend but sends regrets. A nationwide radio broadcast will air at 9 p.m. from WTAM, featuring music, performances, and a large birthday cake.
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Hy Tnirved Press
Cleveland
Hotel Holienden
Standard O11 Co
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ormond Beach
Fra
W. T. Holliday
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Rockefeller
Florida
WTAM
John D
of and Allied Industries
Habanera
Carmen
Green Hille
Ireland
Annie Laurie
Merle Alesek
Jake and
Lena
Irene and
Glenn
Rath
Rachmaninoff
Riege
Mario Chamilee
Southern Echoes
Rey Smeck
Bohie
Frank Cromit
Alice Méck
Prano
the Madonna
Mandalay
Blind Plowman
Hichard Rennelli Tharitene
Bohie Any
Thant
Jungie
Roy Ameck
Martha
Fen Melli
Merle Alcock
Marie
Hamlee
Alice Mock
Holliday
Preacher
Beth Etting
Paredian
L Africaine
Marie Cham
Jake
Irene
Behio Orchestra
Vision
The
Carolinas
Roy
Alice Aoe
Mario Chamlee
Meter
Frank Crumitalee
Geo, Ohie
Gol” Mong
Burial for Edward Bok in crypt beneath monument
Immigrant author and philanthropist Edward William Bok, who led the Ladies' Home Journal for 25 years, dies of heart disease and will be laid to rest at 4 p.m. in a crypt beneath a monument he built, as carillons ring Chopin and chosen hymns. Dr. Santuel McConnell of Philadelphia will conduct the secret funeral.
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Lake Wales
Fla
America
Edward William Bok
Chopin
Santuel McConnell
Phladelphia
Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Death of prominent Cincinnati businessman George Budde
George Budde aged 69 a leading Cincinnati businessman died here after a brief illness confirming the loss noted in city circles. He was known for his extensive local business interests and community involvement.
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Cincinnati
George Budde
Canton Classifieds Offer Low Rent and Trade Options
Canton Daily News Classifieds advertise four room apartment at 146 monthly rent and a house for sale or trade in Akron area. Also mentions a modern sleeping room with twin hole and garage, plus a white Angora kitten lost. Read today’s classified section for many offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Akron
Canton Daily News
New Victims of Parrot Fever Reported in U S
The mysterious parrot disease, now pen tachosis, has appeared in the United States with several cases at Annapolis after earlier outbreaks in Buenos Aires Berlin and Prague. The illness is often fatal and linked to contact with a pet parrot owned by a troupe member.
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United States
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Prague
Annapolis
Baltimore Lists Four New Prottacosis Cases
Baltimore health officials report four new cases of prottacosis or parrot fever traced to a Baltimore pet shop that sold birds. The illness appeared as pneumonia in patients from homes tied to the shop and an Annapolis family, with fights of infection spreading to three residents.
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My United Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Health Department
Annapolia
Annapolis
Krieg Again Is Bank President
Directors and officers of the Dime Savings Bank were reelected for 1930 with Charles W. Krieg as president. Other reelected directors include David B. Day, William Feller, A. J. Gibbs, T. K. Harris, George W. Howenstine, Dr. B. E. O. Morrow, William J. Poyser, Charles H. Schiachbach and H. C. Zollinger. New officers named include W. J. Poyser as vice president, George W. Howenstine as vice president, secretary and treasurer, Leo P. Feicht as assistant secretary and treasurer, John F. Mann as assistant treasurer, William A. Hilecher as auditor, C. H. Permar as manager of safety deposit, and Philip S. Anagias as manager of exchange and travel. The bank reports total resources of 11,091,720.60, deposits up over 400,000, and capital surplus and undivided deposits of 392,204.49. Directors of the Canton Morris Plan Bank to be elected Friday. officers to be named January 24.
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David B. Day
William Feller
A. J. Gibbs
T. K. Harris
George W. Howenstine
BE. O. Morrow
William J. Poyser
Charlies H Scchiahbach
H. C. Zollinger
Krieg
W. J. Poyser
George W. Howenatine
Leo P. Feicht
John F. Mann
William A. Hilecher
C. H. Permar
Safety Deposit Department
Philip 8. Anagias
Exchange and Travel Department
Canton Morria Plan Bank
Mary Pickford’s World War savings reveal tax details
Los Angeles probate hearing reveals actress Mary Pickford saved about 490000 in one year during WWI by investing earnings of 540000 in Liberty Bonds. She says 41000 exemption from an 8 percent inheritance tax applied to her mother Charlotte Pickford Smith’s estate, which totaled nearly 1199000.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Charlotte Pickford Smith
Mies Pickford
Mra Smith
Harry Holzer
Miss Pickford
Liberty Bande
Simplex Flexies and Millar Juvenile Shoes Ad
Advertisement noting Simplex Flexies keep young feet young and Millar Juvenile Shoes available at Harrie Arcade.
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Millar
Harrie Arcade
Ingram W Jones Dies Suddenly in Canton
Ingram W. Jones aged 61 of 1200 17th NW died suddenly at home early Friday. A longtime business figure, he worked for MacKenzie & Jones 12 years, then Kenny Bros Co, and in recent years led the carpet department at Seil Co. He was a 324 degree Mason, member of Canton lodge, Nazir Grotto, and First Church of Christ Beventist. Survived by wife Jennie and three daughters, five grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at home with L C C Roderick in charge. body held at Seesholtz funeral home until Saturday morning.
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Ingram W. Jones
Cantons
MacKenzie & Jones
Kenny Bros. Co
Seil Co
Jones
Canton Lodge of the Masons
Nazir Grotto
First Church of Christ
Jennie Jones
Clyde Myers
Akron
Lee Wolf
Barberton
Dan Willis
Canton
Mattie Pickton
Walter Tripp
L. CC. Roderick
First Church of Christ Scientist
Seesholtz Funeral Home
Trio Indicted in Malvern Filling Station Attempt
Angelo Ferruccio William Landgraff and John Minnochi all of Canton were indicted by the Carrollton grand jury on charges of attempted burglary. They allegedly tried to rob a Malvern filling station restaurant weeks ago. a nightwatchman fired, wounding one of them, and Ferruccio later drove Landgraff to Mercy Hospital with gunshot injuries.
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Angelo Ferruccio
William Landgraff
John Minnochi
Canton
Carrollto Grand Jury
Canton Daily News
Ferruccio
Landgraff
Minnochi
Malvern
Royal Reed
Mercy Hospital
Armbush
Carroll Co
Posthumous Sentence Links Kansas City Man to Paris Crash
Jemuel G. Marty Jr of Kansas City was sentenced posthumously in Paris to one month in prison and damages of 2,006 francs for injuries to Col. Duval in a car crash. Marty died in Florence last November from a fall in a restaurant. his wife died the next day from a sleeping potion overdose.
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Paris
Jemuel G. Marty, Jr
Kansas City
France
Col. Duval
Marty
Florence
Who Killed the Duke Mystery at Canton Daily News
Wash Tubbs murder mystery unfolds on the Canton Daily News classifieds in cooperation with Loew's Theater. Readers are invited to submit the solution with prizes for the first five correct entries offering a pair of Loew's Theater tickets.
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Wash
Canton Daily News
Loew's Theater
American delegation plans naval holiday extension at London talks
aboard the George Washington at sea January 10 1930 the United States delegation to the five power naval conference in London favors extending the battleship construction holiday while awaiting formal agreement. Secretary Bumason said the group would rest before shipboard talks and meetings expected to begin Monday. Delegates aboard include Stimeon Adams Morrow Robinson Reed Dawes Gibson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Prone
George Washington
London
Great Britain
United Press
King George
J. Rameau MacDonald
Washington
Henry J. Bumason
New York
Simson
Hoover
Stimeon
Navy
Adams
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
England
Charles G. Dawes
Hugh& Gibson
Belgium
MacDonald to Head British Delegation to Naval Conference
Prime Minister J. Rameau MacDonald will lead Britain's delegation to the five power naval conference in London. Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson, W. Wedgewood Brown, and Alvert V. Alexander join, with four foreign office advisers and nine admiralty experts led by Admiral Sir Charles Madden assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Rameau MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
W. Wedgewood Brown
India
Alvert V. Alexander
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Sir Charles Madden
Italian-French Attempt Fails Ahead of London Conference
The Italian government deems talks with France a complete failure and sees no preliminary naval or Mediterranean strength deal before the five power London conference. France says negotiations are at a standstill, but Rome expects the dispute to be taken to London.
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Rome
France
London
Engineer Grunsky elected president of American Engineering Council
Carl KE Grunsky former assistant state engineer of California and Panama Canal Commission member was chosen today as president of the American Engineering Council for a two year term. Grunsky hails from Stockton and maintains offices in San Francisco and New York.
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Washington
Carl KE. Grunsky
California
American Engineering Council
Grunsky
Stockton
Cal
San Francisco
New York
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Wiss Huth Peterson
Tariff Commission
Mrs. Hendricks
M’sweeney
Rosenwalds Sail
Mate
Roomer
Fete Oilco
Bury Bok
Hytatied Press
DIAL
Fetter
U. S
Dime Savings
Dime Savings Bank
Charles W. Krieg
Dires
Ingram Jones
TRIO
Carrollton
Stimson
Mession
MacDonald
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