Parker House Wall Collapse Buries 12 Workers in Boston
In Boston on January 13, twelve workmen at the Parker House were buried when a demolition girder failed, sending a 25 ton third floor section to the street. Quick action by fellow workers and volunteers freed all, with some treated at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital. The hotel near Payemont and School streets is being demolished for an office building.
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Boston
Mass
Parker House
Othervorkmen
Jjgymarket Square
Wight
Parker
Eas Nd
Payemont
School St
George Malloy
John Ford
Mallow
Patricks Malloy
Maloy
Haymarket Square Relief Hospital
Police Chief Prohibits Riding With Booze Squads
Chief S A Lengel issued orders banning special officers and all non regulars from booze squad raids. The move aims to keep police actions confidential until published, altering prior practice of reporter presence and raid transparency. Sergeant Otto Miller now leads the 2 pm to 10 pm shift. Lieut Bert Manderbaugh runs the morning patrol.
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S. A
Lengel
Canton
al Walther
Wise
Otto Miller
Miller
Bert” Manderbaugh
Singing Pair Outstars City Star Reporters
Eddie and Billie Gorman arrive in town to outstar the city’s star reporters by uncovering happenings. They craft a song about it, a hit at the Lyceum. The NEWS considered Eddie leaving journalism for the stage, noting reporters’ low pay and stage salaries, with Eddie proposing to write two news stories in rhyme.
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Eddie
Billie Gorman
Lyceum
Explosion Traps 101 Miners in Oklahoma Mine
An explosion at Deagan McConnell Coal Company mine No. 21 in Wilburton Oklahoma entombs 101 miners as lockout tensions flare. Rescue crews race to reach the 600 foot shaft amid gas dangers and damaged access points while authorities monitor wage disputes and mobilize guards if needed.
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Mcalester
Okla
Jan
Deagan- McConnell Coal Company
Wilburton
Oklahoma
Henrietta
Latimer County
Massillon football star McCoy killed in train crash
John McCoy 25 a Massillon Margons player died Tuesday after his car was struck by a train at the B and O crossing on Cherry street. The car was dragged 700 feet and burned after an explosion believed caused by gasoline. Coroner and Massillon authorities investigate potential responsibility.
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John McCoy
Massillon Margons
B. and O. Railroad
W. Cherry St
Massillon
McCoy
McQuate
T .C. Mce- Quate
Cherry St Hill
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Mary McCoy
Doris May
Mra
George McCoy
Wilbur
More Kiddies Get Chance To Coast
Street near 6th St SW to hilltop was roped off and guarded by police Wednesday afternoon and evening to provide coast for youngsters of that neighborhood. Second day of preparing streets for safer youth coast opportunities.
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6Th St
Woman's Complicated Marital History Resolved in Court
Elizabea, who drifted through marriages to Cocana Dreghin and Dreghiu, finally remarried Dreghin of Louisville after a court cleared fraud in a Cocana divorce. Judge Agler had earlier voided Cocana’s divorce and reheard the case, clarifying her status. Now she has one husband, with two ceremonies on record, at least one lawful.
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Elizabea
Ana
John Dreghin
Louisville
John Cocana
Steubenville
Cocana
Dreguliu
Dreghia
Wendling Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Ralph Wendling, a Dover youth, pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of Mrs Gertrude Vaughn after a collision with a car driven by Dr Vaughn. Sentence deferred to Monday. Wendling asked time to settle affairs and bond remains in custody until case disposition.
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Ral
Dover
Aris
Gertrude Vaughn
Tusby
Errchbaum
Gsap
Wendling
Vaughn
Funeral Directors Meet After Ohio Conference
The executive committee of the Ohio Funeral Directors association convenes in Columbus after the first annual two day conference for district presidents and secretaries.
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Columbus
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association
New York Newsman Ashley Deering Dies at 58
Ashley Deering a veteran New York newspaperman died of heart disease at age 58. He served on the Morning Telegraph staff for over twenty years.
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New York
Ashley Deering
The
Morning Telegraph
Canton Radio Enthusiasts Plan Test Week Discussion
Canton radio fans organized a preliminary meeting at Molly Stark club rooms Tuesday to form a fans club. They discussed interference and international test week in January with hopes for an “air clearing” as European stations will be heard.
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Canton Radio
Molly Stark
O.e
Canton
Millionaire Richard E. Bebb Estate Left to Widow
The will filed for probateTuesday leaves the entire estate of Richard E. Bebb, a wealthy manufacturer, to his widow. A large portion was placed in a trust for the widow and his daughter Katharine Bebb Albrecht of Massillon. The total value exceeds $1,000,000 according to attorneys. Also appraised at $1,497,020 is the estate of Oliver F. Transue, Alliance manufacturer, who died recently at his home.
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Richard EK
Bebb
Katherine Bebb Albrecht
Massillon
Oliver F. Transue
Alliance Manufacturer
Two Speeders Fined Fifteen Dollars Each
A. B. Clark of R F D No 7 and Odell Moore of R F D No 1 Massillon were fined $15 plus costs after pleading guilty to speeding in a criminal branch court Wednesday. Both were arrested Tuesday night.
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A. B. Clark
Odell Moore
Massillon
Luther Asked to Form Cabinet in Berlin
President Hindenburg invited ex-chancellor Luther to form a cabinet. Luther accepted the charge.
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Luther
Berlin
Hindenburg
Aviators Cas tro-Silva and Brito Die in Lisbon Crash
Captains Cas tro-Silva and Brito of the Portuguese aviation service were killed when their plane inverted shortly after takeoff at the Alverca Aerodrome near Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Castro-Silva and
Brito
Portuguese Aviation Service
Alverca Aeerodrome
Here
World and I Offer Thrift Globes At Half Price
The Canton Daily News announces a thrift promotion offering a miniature world savings bank with a pass book. Readers receive a fifty cent coupon usable with another fifty cents deposited at First National Bank within ten days. A one dollar credit and world bank are issued after deposit, with requirements to keep the account for a year and add a six month deposit.
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First National Bank
Canton Daily News
The
Daily News
World
World Bank
Coupon offer from Canton Daily News promotes thrift at First National Bank
The coupon and fifty cents deposited at the First National Bank become a savings account with an initial credit of one dollar. The bank accepts the coupon as fifty cents value if terms are met, including a second deposit within six months and the account lasting a year. A World Bank for coins is provided. The offer targets sincere savers and is backed by the Canton Daily News and the bank.
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First National Bank
World Bank
Canton Daily News
Revenue Bureau Report Brings Relief and Delays
Washington Jan 13 The Couzens committee report on the internal revenue bureau brings relief to many corporations anxious over possible reopenings of settled cases The treasury defends its settlements and favours receiving specified sums now rather than lengthy litigation Congress faces tax bill timing and the report likely will not trigger major changes in law or reopen past settlements
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Weill Ft
Treasury Department
Treasury
Cozens
The
Train Hits Truck Kill Two Youths in La Grange Crash
At La Grange two 16 year olds Lester Wilson and Edward Knowles died after a milk truck was struck by a westbound Big Four passenger train at a crossing last night. The accident occurred in Elyria on January 13.
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Elyria
la Grange
Big Four
Lester Wilson
Edward Knowles
Rum boat burns to water's edge off Scituate
A 70 foot rum runner burned to the water’s edge twenty two miles off Scituate Massachusetts after a chase by a coast guard patrol. It is uncertain whether crew escaped jumped into the icy sea were drowned or burned in the cabin.
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Scituate
Mass
Coast Guard
Sixteen Die in Mine Explosion in Japan
Tokyo report states sixteen miners killed and more than twelve injured in a blast at the Takimatsu coal mine in Fukuoka. Rescue teams searched the wreckage as officials assessed causes and safety lapses.
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Tokio
Takimatsu
Fukuoka
Ancient footprints brought from Grand Canyon by Princeton student
A plaster cast of footprints thought to be the earliest land vertebrate tracks was returned to Princeton, New Jersey, by R Mitton Fulle, a Montclair, New Jersey, senior, after a Christmas trip to the Grand Canyon.
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Princeton
N. J
R Mitton Fulle
Montclair
Grand Canyon
Papers Filed Albany Hotel De Trust Founded by Mayor Schwab
January 13 Albany reports filed in the Secretary of State office show corporation papers for a hotel in Buffalo. The Hotel De trust is noted as founded by Mayor Frank X. Schwab.
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Albany
Buffalo
Ttnk
Frank X. Schwab
Seyetary of State
Ohio probate judges close annual convention with officers elected
A round table discussion and election of officers will mark the closing session of the annual convention of the Association of Probate Judges of Ohio in Columbus January 13.
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Columbus
Association of Probate Judges of Ohio
Prisoners Discharged Over Warrants in New York Gambling Bust
A city magistrate promptly discharged 32 prisoners arrested by police in an alleged gambling resort because the police made the arrests without warrants. The ruling highlights due process concerns from the New York incident dated January 13.
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New Yurk
Jar
Belgian Cardinal Mercier in steady condition after relapse
In Brussels on January 13 Cardinal Mercier's condition remained unchanged following a minor relapse yesterday. Physicians said he had a fairly comfortable night and could take light nourishment, obtaining a glass of wine and an egg.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Police search for Ora Keifer sister of Roy Smith
Police in Columbus seek Ora Keifer believed to have arrived from Mansfield five months ago with a man who is said to have adopted her. Her brother Roy T. Smith of Richmond Virginia requested the investigation.
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Columbus
Ora Keifer
Mansfield
Roy T. Smith
Richmond
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