Weather Chaos Triggers Dozen Aviation Mishaps Across Nation
Unfavorable flying conditions across the United States cause multiple crashes and disappearances. Planes search for Nenial Marra and William Kirkpatrick near New York while a Marine Corps Ford transport forced to land at Sea Island Beach. Other incidents occur near Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Cleveland, Breathitt Mountain, and Grand Forks as crews hunt for missing aviators.
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Neniel Marra
William Kirkpatrick
Sea Island Beach
Ford
States Marine Corps
Miami
Maury Graham
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nev
George R. Hutchison
Baltimore
Cleveland
Breathitt Mountain
Lee
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Nevada Mountains
Army Pursuit Squadron
Duluth
Minn
Grand Forks
N. C
Teller
Alaska
Pat Reid
Hope Wanes for New York Flyers Disappeared In Farmdale Flight
News from New York reports a fruitless air search for Daniel Marr and William Kirkpatrick, missing since Friday after their Wasp-motored Fairchild monoplane vanished above Farmingdale. 30 or more searchers scoured the area but led to no sightings and hope faded to an outside chance of recovery.
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Canton
Ciaity News
New York
Daniel Marr
William Kirkpatrick
Farmingdale
L. L
Driver of Greyhound Bus Faces Manslaughter Charges
Coroner’s verdict in Eaton Ohio directs filing of manslaughter charges against KR Spratt of Indianapolis, driver of a Greyhound Lines bus. Last week the bus crashed into an embankment near Eaton, killing two people and injuring 12 including Spratt. Coroner Dr M Treffinger found the bus was traveling about 55 miles per hour on a rain soaked pavement on the Eaton Dayton highway.
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KR. Spratt
Indianapolis
Greyhound Lines
Here
M. Treffinger
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Treffinger
Eaton-Dayton
Rickenbacker to Confer on Flight Plans in Cleveland
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker will arrive in Cleveland to meet Harry A. Husted about a 10 day round the world flight next summer. A trimotor Fokker monoplane will transport the party to Hasbrouck Heights for further arrangements.
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U Nited Press
Cleveland
Eddie Rickenbacker
Harry A. Husted
Rickenbacker
Husted
Hasbrouck Heights
N. Husted
Fokker
Detroit Firemen Refuse Pay Raise Participation
Detroit firemen refused to accept a proposed pay raise, arguing the city should instead allocate any available funds to aid unemployed residents. Capt Joseph A Creed, spokesman for the rank and file, led the opposition after the five commissioners voted to approve the raise.
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United Press
Detroit
Joseph A. Creed
Creed
Taylor Case Near Solving Says Los Angeles DA
The Taylor murder case appears near solution as two witnesses linked William Desmond Taylor to a drug ring. Otis Hefner alleged Taylor was targeted by southern California dealers who believed he informed federal authorities, while Henry Peavey testified his full account was not public. Burton Fitts, LA district attorney, seeks full corroborated facts for an indictment. Ed King leads further interviews and statement collection.
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United Press
Burton Fitts
Los Angeles
Taylor
Otis Hefner
Edward Sands
California
Hefner
Henry Peavey
Peavey
District Attorney's
Fitts
Invest
Ed King
Rosenwald in Settlement Amid Honeymoon Cruise
Julius Rosenwald and Adelaide Goodkind reached a pre nuptial settlement of one million dollars in securities before their Philadelphia marriage. Chicago lawyers attributed the disclosure to the couple abroad on the Saturnia en route to Italy and Egypt, saying the agreement was a standard legal form for large estates.
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Woertd
Canton
Newer
Chicago
Philadelphia
Julius Rosenwald
Adelaide Goodkind
Rosenwald
Atlantic
Italy
Egypt
Plans for clemency on Michigan life-for-a-pint cases
Gov. Fred W. Green moved toward clemency for five Michigan inmates serving life for prohibition offenses. He asked Arthur D. Wood to provide full records of the habitual criminals as a prelude to possible commutations.
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New York World
Canton Daily News
Lansing
Mich
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Arthur D. Wood
Michigan Mother Kills Son Then Ends Own Life
In Jackson Michigan a 45 year old mother Mrs Walter Casey fatally hurt her blind four year old son Emmet with a public safety item, set fire to their home and then pressed the puzzle against her breast and pulled the trigger. She cried I dont want to die as she lay dying in hospital. The child was born blind in one eye.
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Ackson
Mich
Emmet
Walter Casey
Senate committee rows end as caucus approves new slate
Republican intra party dispute over committee assignments concluded with the caucus endorsing a new slate. Wisconsin's La Follette joins the finance committee while McMaster gains assurance of the next interstate commerce vacancy. Changes shift power from old guard to insurgents across several panels.
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Committee On Committees
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Finance Committee
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South Dakota
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Ren. Met‘ulloch
Ohio
Sen. Hebert
Rhode Island
Ren. Crundhy
Ennevivania
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Blaine (L
McCullee
Ben. Bulls
Take Profit Out of War Says Legion Commander in Kenton
O L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion told Kenton Legion post and civic groups that profit must be removed from war He urged support for the Reed Wainwright resolution to form a congressional commission to study the draft and report a bill He criticized drafting manpower while omitting material power and unequal draft among classes.
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American Legion
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Reed- Wainwright
Two Held in Rail Theft at Barbersville Ohio
Theodore Spaulding of Barbersville West Virginia and Frank Harshberger of Columbus Ohio confessed to stealing 1000 pounds of copper wire from the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Barbersville. Police say they were arrested when attempting to sell the wire.
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Theodore Spaulding
Barbersville
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Frank Harshbarger
Columbus
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Labor outlines vote campaign plans in AFL meetings
AFL President William Green said the executive council will set a general program for a nonpartisan political campaign committee to elect Congress members friendly to labor next November. He noted primaries as early as March favor timely action and that Gompers policy of rewarding friendly votes and punishing unfriendly ones will guide targets, with some states receiving special attention. The committee includes Green Morrison and James O Connell.
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Fanten Daily News
ST. Petersburgh
Fla
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Samuel Gompers
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Frank Morrison
James O'Connell
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Federation
Production declines hit Soviet industry reports
Moscow reports sizable drops across coal, steel, timber and tractor sectors. Donbass mines produced about 500 000 tons less than planned while Len ingrad tractor plant made 250 instead of 500 units. Similar declines cited in Yugoslavia steel trust and Siberian lumber trust due to weak discipline and calendar changes creating a perpetual working week and factory chaos.
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Canton
Lewe
Moscow
Donbass
Leningrad
Yugoslal
Steel Trust
Siberian Lumber Trust
Hyde to visit Ohio at annual Farm Bureau meeting
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde will lead a national group of agricultural specialists to Columbus for the Ohio Farm Bureau three day meeting starting February 3. The event gathers prominent government and industry experts for policy and farming discussions.
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Agriculture
Columbus
Arthur M. Hyde
Ohio Farm Bureau
Gypsy fortune promise costs laborer his life savings
Cincinnati January 11 John Fisher a 35 year old laborer reported to police that he gave 3900 dollars to a gypsy maid who promised to have it blessed to cure his illness. She did not return the money and Fisher lost his life savings.
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John Fisher
Fisher
Floods Sweep Through the South and Midwest
Flood conditions spread as a mid winter storm dumps rain and meltwater across Arkansas and Indiana. Rivers rise to flood stages forcing thousands from homes to high ground while levee strain grows and more rain threatens further rises. Northeastern Arkansas reports continued precipitation and fears of levee failure amid retreating snow and rising rivers.
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Middle West
Arkansas
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Bluffs
Blizzard Death Toll And Record Cold Sweep North America
The report describes extreme weather across North America with 96 degree heat in Argentina and polar cold in Battleford Saskatchewan at 36 below zero. Snow depths reached 20 inches in some areas and central Oregon drifts hit 20 feet. Dozens died and many were injured in traffic accidents and due to the blizzard.
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Battleford
Sask
Oregon
Mercury Rises 16 Points Here in Canton
Overcast skies in Canton Saturday night brought a threat of rain sleet or snow for the city and county Sunday. The temperature rose from a 19 degree low at 9 am to a 35 degree high at 9 pm according to Weather Observer Carl H Meyer.
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Mercury
Carl H. Meyer
Sleet and snowstorm sweep Ohio forcing isolations
North central and northern Ohio dig out from a severe sleet storm as a new snow and sleet system moves in. The Weather Bureau predicts snow turning to sleet tonight with rising temperatures tomorrow to end the chill. Bucyrus Galion Crestline Upper Sandusky Tiffin Kenton and other towns report ongoing isolation but show gradual restoration of lines and power.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Bucyrus
Galion
Crestline
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
Kenton
Fishermen haul bass with gold chain and watch
Two men ice fishing on Swartewood Lake pulled up a large bass that had a gold chain hanging from its mouth and a fine gold watch attached to the chain.
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Newton, WN. J
Swartewood Lake
Who Killed the Duke Pitet In Wash Tubbs Contest
The Canton Daily News reports a Wash Tubbs comic strip murder with Tubbs charged and seven suspects. A Loew’s Theater prize offers five pairs of tickets to readers who name the guilty party to the Wash Tubbs Contest Editor.
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Shearer Bomb Letter Debated In Senate Probe
William B. Shearer’s famed bombshell document on British propaganda was questioned by a Senate investigation. Dr W J Maloney testified he wrote the pamphlet as satire in 1919 and 1920, selling up to half a million copies. He suggested Navy copies were unnecessary and free distributions occurred. Shearer and Cohalan viewed Maloney’s testimony with mixed signals as probes continue.
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Fnaten Pathe News
Washington
William B. Shearer
United States
Senate
W. J. Maloney
New York
Lord Northcliffe
League of Nations
Shearer
Naval Intelligence
Sir Wiliam Wiseman
Maloney
Navy
Shortridge
California
Friends of Irish Freedom
DPD
F. CoNalan
Maroney
Detroit Police Chief Ousted After Plot Allegations
Mayor-elect Charlies Bowles appoints Harold H. Emmons police commissioner to replace William P. Rutledge as Garvin recovers from a shotgun attack. Lois Bartlett, 11, wounded by stray bullets, is recovering after surgery. Garvin remains in serious condition.
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Detroit
Henry J. Garvin
Charlies Bowles
Harold H. Emmons
Emmons
William P. Rutledge
Bowles
Garvin
Lois Bartlett
Hhe
Ohio 49 et 8 Initiates 35 Candidates in Columbus
Four hundred Ohio members of the 49 et 8 overm organization of the American Legion gathered in Columbus for the annual initiation of a class for 35 candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio
S Organization of the American Legion
Doctors Probe Parrot Fever Spread Nationwide
Washington reports indicate 11-Dis eased parrots infected by psittacosis germ may have circulated in many cities. In New York federal and local health officials issued bulletins as investigators probe two Bronx cases and rising illness nationwide with two deaths already confirmed.
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Washington
Dan
New York
Bronx
McCormick Opens Illinois Campaign for Senate Seat
Ruth Anna McCormick launches a bid to become the first woman elected to the U S Senate. The Illinois congresswoman-at-large and millionaire farmer plans a tour of 70 towns weekly, traveling in an open car with a secretary and two assistants, visiting corn fields and rural hamlets.
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Chicago
Ruth Anna McCormick
United States Senate
Rothstein Case Update Promised By Crain for Jan 2
Dist. Atty. Thomas Crain says he will reveal the Rothstein case report to the public on Wednesday as promised during the fall campaign. He notes steady work, denying any new delays, and had previously stated no unknowns would remain after January of next year.
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New York World
Fantom Patty Newe
New York
Rothstein
Thomas C. T. Crain
Rothstein Cane At 10 A. m. On Jan. 2 Next,” Crain
Hoover Maps His Message On Enforcement
Special to New York World and fanton Daily. President Hoover held a long session with Atty. Gen. Mitchell to prepare the message to Congress transmitting the law enforcement commission’s initial recommendations. The four points include transfer of the prohibition bureau to the Department of Justice, relief from court congestion, codification of dry law statutes, and unification of border patrols under the Coast Guard.
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New York World
Fanton
Washington
Hoover
Mitchell
White House
Congress
Law Enforcement Commission
Prohibition Bureau
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Treasury
Department of Justice
Coast Guard
Mediterranean peace pact talks at Geneva
Paris January 11 reports Briand and Henderson discussed a Mediterranean peace pact with League of Nations ministers in session at Geneva. Grandi to join side discussions about Tunisian status and French North Africa frontiers, but no quick Briand Grandi agreement before London conference.
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Canton
Paris
Mediterranean
Briand
France
Henderson
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Grandi
Grand
Italy
Tunis
French North Africa
Tripoli
Rome
Will Durant Sails For World Cruise To Write Stories
Will Durant author and philosopher leaves New York for a world cruise aboard the Cunard liner Franconia. He plans eight magazine articles on the 4 1/2 year voyage and to start the first volume of The History of Civilization using a typewriter and twenty books.
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Canton
Lewe
New York
Will Durant
New York Today
Cunard
Franconia
Brunealow five reomen bath and anastas for rent
The notice lists available rooms for rent in Brunealow with baths and attached amenities. It notes multiple units, inviting inquiries to contact the proprietor for rates and terms.
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Brunealow
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