Gayer Indicted on First Degree Murder Charges
January grand jury reports Ferry charged with two counts of premeditated murder including Mia Elizabeth Rich and her three year old son Daniel. Prosecution seeks death sentence. Indictments also name Starks, Stahler for burglary and larceny at Sabb Brothers linen store. Additional cases include concealed weapons and perjury charges.
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Howver
Id Siemund
Karl Starks
Willam Stahler
Sabb Brothers Linen
Cleveland
Starks
Stahler
William D. Russell
Columbia Heights
Minst Glen Mearly
Barberton
Navarre
Chickory Thomas
Allance
Mquor
Moore
Hurley Adams
George Bumfrus
George Ewes
E. Richardson
William Clapper
Leo Rogozensky
John McCosky
Jesse Williams
Automobile Club Revises 1923 Tag Series for Members
Charles W Flory secretary of the Fanton Automobile Club announced the 1923 member tag series had been revised. Tags range from 5 011 to 67 000 and will be mailed to members Friday. The club office will operate all day for this task. General public tags likely arrive soon.
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Charles W. Flory
Fanton Automobile Club
Flory
Can-Richville-Navarrerd paving approved for Stark County
Plans for four mile paving to be carried out by the state highway department with no state aid. The project aims to relieve Canton Massillon traffic on a major Stark County route, one of the largest paving efforts in recent years. A worker named Shotwell collapsed on a Canton street Thursday morning and was taken to Aultman Hospital.
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Canon-Richville-Navarrerd
Stark Co
Massillon
Canton-Massillon-rd
T Shotwell
McGreg- Wey NW
Fifth-stand
Yeray
Aultman Hospital
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Lake Erie Area
Cloudy tonight with flurries likely Friday across northern Ohio and Lake Erie region. Temperatures warmer than yesterday with light winds. For sale by Daily News business section for 25 cents includes coast station call letters locations and four large maps for amateur and broadcast listings.
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Ohio
Lake ‘Erie
Daily News Business
Daily News Business Office
Government 10 Aid Louisiana Restore Order In Morehouse
The United States and Louisiana move to retroactively restore constitutional government in Morehouse parish. They will investigate and prosecute crimes since the Ku Klux Klan organized, including killings, lashings, intimidations, and other violations, with federal and state agencies coordinating actions. The drive aims to curb Klan power and hold accountable those who acted under its authority.
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Bastrop
United States
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
Thomas F. Richards
Watt Daniel
International News Service
Ku Klux Klan
Daniel
Richards
Department of Justice
Defeat Predicted for Bill to Abolish Utilities Board
Columbus January 11 officials predicted the defeat of Senator George S. Benders bill to abolish the state utilities commission and transfer control to municipalities with court appeal. The senate confirmed five cabinet appointments without opposition as Gov Donahey seeks a short legislative session in harmony with GOP leaders.
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Columbus
George S. Bender
Cleveland
State Utilities Commission
Senate Utilities Committee
Senate
Herman FR. Witter
Canton
W. E. Baker
Charles V. Trouax
Sycamore
John E. Monger
John E. Harper
Coalton
B. F. McDonald
Newark
Don V. Parker
Ashtabula
C. C. Crabbe
Cyrus Locher
Cuyahogaco
Commerce
Donahey
Cupid Kept Busy in Ohio's Smallest County
In Vinton, Ohio's smallest county, 110 marriage licenses were issued last year. Dr. Charles B. Taylor, a veteran Presbyterian minister, performed 36 of those marriages.
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Cupid
Ohio
Lets Get Together for Canton Chamber Meet Monday
The Canton chamber expansion committee schedules a Monday evening meeting at McKinley High School to present plans for a stronger civic organization. The event aims to inform citizens and collect suggestions, with speakers James E. Gheen and a chamber leader, and invites women to attend.
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Canton
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Expansion Committee
McKinley High School
James E. Gheen
Chamber of Commerce
Paul FE. Belden
Paper Home Delivery Service Hours Notify Readers
Readers may call 3500 to request replacement copies. Circulation staff operate each evening until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11 for paper requests.
Baby's First Photograph Free at Courtney's Studio
Advertises a free baby portrait at Courtney's Studio with a $1 or more deposit for baby's savings at First Trust and Savings Bank. Includes a baby book to record the child's milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney Free
AGVY
Pro gram of High Type Vocal and Organ Harmony
The Daily News radio department presents a First Reformed church program featuring organist Miss Olive Kiehl, under Ray Clewell. About thirty performers including mixed choir and male chorus will participate, rehearsals have run for some time, aligning with WWE policy to showcase local talent.
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Daily News Radio Department
First Reformed Church
Ray Clewell
The
Daily News
WWE
Olive Kiehl
Former King Constantine of Greece Dies in Palermo
Former King Constantine of Greece dies in Palermo Italy after a cerebral hemorrhage at about 11 o clock. His widow Queen Sophia was at his side as the former monarch expired.
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Palermo
Italy
Constantine
Greece
Sophia
Former King Constantine of Greece Dies After Ill Health
London reported today that former King Constantine I of Greece, living in Palermo after exile since 1922, died following eight years of ill health. He abdicated in 1922 amid Greece's defeat in Turkey and said he would retire from politics. His brother Prince Christopher, visiting New York, was shocked by the news.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Palermo
Italy
Sophia
Athens
Riviera
Tino
George I
Salonika
Switzerland
Turkey
George
New York
Prince Christopher
International
Anastasia
William B. Leeds
Cleveland
America
Radio Amplifier Aids Deaf Students in Cincinnati School
School authorities in Cincinnati prepared to install a permanent radio amplifier at a deaf school after tests showed successful results. Florence Timmer, deaf since birth, reacted with astonishment as headphones connected to the amplifier were placed on her ears during a demonstration. Other pupils were tested with positive outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Florence Timmer
Organ and Choir Recital at First Reformed Canton
Daily News Radio presents a Thursday evening organ and choir recital from the First Reformed Church of Canton directed by Mr. Ray Clewell with Miss Olive Kiehl as organist. The program features mixed choir male chorus and mixed quartet totaling about thirty voices, including works by Tschaikowsky Beethoven Lorenz and Tamler among Christmas carols and hymns.
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First Reformed Church
WWE
the Daily News
R. W. Blemker
Ray Clewell
Olive Kiehl
First Reformed Church of
Canton
Jesus
Lorenz
Miss Kiehl
Story Wilson
Adams
The
Herald Angels
Wildwood Pitts
Lord Wilson
Local church music staff features Kiehl and Clewell
Miss Kiehl serves as organist at the church for four years and studies with Firvin L Leslie and Ralph Clewell. She leads in MacDowell club activities and teaches piano while remaining active in local musical circles. Ray Clewell directs the First Reformed church choir and Alpen Rose singing society and has led Canton Operatic club tenor roles for six years. He followed his father I A Clewell as choir director for nine years and now for three years at the First Reformed office.
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Miss Kiehl
Firvin L. Leslie
Ralph Clewell
MacDowell Club
Ray Clewell
First Reformed Church Choir
Alpen Roesil Singing Society
Lead
Three United Alloy Employees Held for Payroll Fraud
Three United Alloy Steel workers face grand larceny charges after allegedly padding payrolls and defrauding the company of more than $1,000 in about two months. Edward Albright pleaded guilty and was held on $1,000 bail. Thomas Koutas and Paul Kousioulas pleaded not guilty and were held on $1,000 bonds.
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United Alloy Steel Corporation
Karl W. Hexamer
Alloy Corporation
Edward Albright
Pilots and Shipping Department
Leon Gould
Common Pleas Court
Thomas Koutas
Albright
Paul Kousioulas
Hexamer
Kontaa
Koustoulus
Kontasa
Albright Hexamer
Homesick boy killed by train near Coshocton
Edwin Peterson sixteen year old son of Mrs Vida Peterson of 1515 Harrisonay SW was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train while walking from Roseville toward Canton. He had left his sister's Roseville home on New Year’s Day hoping to visit his mother. The incident occurred near Coshocton, about fifty miles from Roseville. He died shortly after being taken to Coshocton Hospital. He is survived by his mother three sisters Mildred Blanche Thelma Shinger of Roseville and a brother Earl.
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Edwin Peterson
Vida Peterson
Harrisonay
Coshoct
Roseville
Canton
Thelma Shinger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coshocton
Stoseville
Pennsylvania
Edwin
Masquerade dance set at Garfiesday in Canton Ady
Friday and Saturday players post totals 4 for 81.00 at Kenny's Piano Dept Ady. Prizes awarded. The piece lists painter and paperhanger addresses in Canton and invites new joiners to send addresses to 0 Box 9 A care Canton Daily News Ady.
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Kenny
Ady
Garfiesday
Canton
Dally Newsa
Quiet Ruhr Towns Militantly Restive Amid Strike Talk
German residents in the Ruhr report a calm but sullen mood with few people in the streets while soldiers are observed. Factories remain at work and miners plan a strike action, signaling tension in the industrial region.
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Ruhr
French Invasion of Essen Opens Ruhr Occupation
French troops, backed by tanks and aircraft, crossed into the Ruhr and occupied Essen with no initial resistance. Cavalry moved to Bochum as factories continued to operate, crowds watched war scene evacuations, and proclamations urged calm while French officers arranged billets and quarters.
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Essen
Ruhr
Bochum
Germany
Freseldorf
Easen
Kettwig
Dusseldorf
Occupation Ends Germany's Chance as World Power, Thyssen Says
August Thyssen, 80, Ruhr iron magnate, told International News Service in Fessen that the French military occupation ends Germany's chances to regain first class power for decades or forever. He warned occupation will ruin France and that US Steel proposed renewed prewar sales to Thyssen, rejected to avoid privilege equality.
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Fessen
France
Germany
August Thyssen
Ruhr
Herr Thyssen
Krupps
Hugo Stinnes
Essen-Dunseldorf
Rhine River
International Association of Clothing Designers Meet in Cincinnati
January 25 to 28 convention announced with events at Evangelistic Services Lowell Reformed church. Included mentions of Richard R. Yocum of Youngstown and various local ads for public schools, eyewear, piano tuning, and baby saving accounts at The First Trust & Savings Bank.
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Cincinnati
International Association of Clothing Designers
Evangelistic Services
Lowell Reformed Church
Richard R. Yocum
Youngstown
Advy
First National Heads Reelected at Bank Meeting
Austin Lynch was reelected president of the First National bank at the organization meeting of the board of directors and at the stockholders annual meeting. Officers Carry Ross Jones W G Saxton and W E Krumlans were reelected as vice president cashier and assistant cashier. Routine business was transacted.
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Austin Lynch
First National Bank
Carry Ross Jones
W. G. Saxton
W. E. Krumlans
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Joe Fernandes Ferry
Ose Fernandez Ferry
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ACT
Utilities Board
Witter
Fine
Bell
Wallace Dancing School
Tschaikows
Lord Randegger
Beethoven
the Lord Wal Comfort
Thee Lorenz
Fierce
Billow Noble
Kirk
Greig
Songs of
Praise
Fang
Fred W. Witter
Moock Electric Supply Co
WWT
Packard Grand Piano
Alford & Fryar Plano Co
United Alloy
Rhineland
Basen
Bruckhausen
Rattingen
Mubr
Moincare
Chamber of Deputies
Huhr
Thritish
Rhine
Coblenz
Staine
Poland
Sey Sisk
Aachen
Carnegie
United States Steel Coroporation
James A. Farrell
Thyssen Industrial Group
Canton Public
Evangelist Ketchum
Trinity Evangelical Church
Walter H. Double
Call Bell
State
R. W. H. Kline
W. . Saxton
L. A. Rosenghal
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