Mineral City Train Collision Claims Two Dead
Two Mineral City residents were among more than a score injured or killed in Ohio accidents over the holiday weekend. A grade crossing crash one mile west of Mineral City at noon left two dead and three injured, all hospitalized at Union Hospital in Dover.
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Mineral City
Ohio
Te Teanten
Neral City
Here
Union Hospital
Dover
Henry A. Schroyer
Anna Irene Eggler
Laura Eggler
Schroyer
Martin Eggler
Howard Schroyer
Henry
Prohibition Enforcement Faces Four Reform Proposals
President Hoover's crime commission reported a staggering number of local enforcement problems and urged Congress to adopt four measures. Transfers of cases to the justice department, codification of federal prohibition laws, stronger padlock injunctions, and court congestion relief by prosecuting minor violations or speeding penalties were proposed. The report follows Hoover’s appeal for law obedience and calls for border control reforms and court system relief.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
America
Treasury
Justice Department
Iy United Press
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Gen Mitchell
Coast Guard
Melton
Customs and Immigration Border Patrol
Mitchell
United States
Tunney to Undergo Kidney Operation Today
Gene Tunney, former heavyweight champion, was to have surgery at Presbyterian Hospital at 3 p.m. accompanied by his wife Polly Lauder. Doctors Weeks Fish Squire Shea and Weeks led the consultation. a stone in the right kidney pelvis was noted and a favorable outcome expected.
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Trited Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
Presbyterian Hospital
Mra Tunney
George W. Fish
Jutley Squire
Robert J. Shea
Carnes Weeks
Tunney
Court Upholds Man's Sentence in 1928 Cincinnati Killing
The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed Breck Lutes of Middletown for murder in the death of Marshal Peter Dumele of North College Hill during a 1928 dice‑game holdup. Lutes, labeled bootlegger and bandit, faced life imprisonment after appeal of trial judge's charges. Rodney Ford received death and John Todd was sentenced to life. A fourth man, Robert Zwick, was indicted but not captured.
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Toledo
Court of Appeals
Breck Lutes
Middletown
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Cincinnati
Lutes
Dumele
Palican Club
Rodney Ford
John Todd
Robert Zwick
A Matter of Form and 1930 Curves Rise
Jac Auer, health adviser to New York's Four Hundred, begins a four part series on rounding the 1930 curves. The famed body culturist writes for The News and NEA Service about simple exercises to give milady a naturally proportioned, slightly rounded figure preferred by the new fashions.
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Milady
Jac Auer
New York
News
NEA
Pilot Lost in Western Snow
A Western Air Express mail pilot, Maury Graham, is missing after departing Friday night amid a western snowstorm between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. A Bristol mine worker sighted a plane circling near Pipche, Nevada, then heading toward a valley, with searchers sent from the mine.
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Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake City
Utah
Maury Graham
Western Air Express Mail
Bristol
Pipche
Snyder
DeMolay Notice for Regular Meeting Tuesday January 14
Regular DeMolay meeting announced for Tuesday January 14 at 7 p m with election of officers. Free lunch offered. Officers listed include P Hamilton and M C W Christensen with scribe noted. Adv.
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P. Hamilton
M. C. W. Christensen
Masonic Notice for William McKinley Lodge Meeting
Special communication of Wm McKinley lodge on Monday January 14 at 7 pm for Entered Apprentice and Fellow Craft degrees. E. E. Neff presides with M. H. Heingartner serving as secretary.
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McKinley Lodge
E. E. Neff
H. H. Heingartner
Heavy rain and flood fears in Indiana and Illinois
Weather and flood notices describe Canton and Vincennes experiences with heavy rain and rising temperatures. Flood fears grow as Wabash and White rivers threaten Vincennes with levees and a dyke under water. Blizzard and street storm deaths rise across the central and western U.S. with snow in California's San Joaquin valley.
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Ind
Wabash
Wabash Valley
Chicago
Nevada
Utah
California
Colorado
San Joaquin
Garden of the Sun
Six Family Perishes in Findlay Fire Tragedy
Six people five of them members of the Wilson Long family died in a Findlay blaze that gutted the Wilson Long home. A kerosene lamp reportedly knocked over by Laura Long 52 an invalid sister started the fire. Wilson Long 46 his mother 78 Miss Laura Helen 17 daughter Leroy 4 and Leon Ewing 14 a friend perished. Long awakened by smoke tried to rescue his son but both collapsed at the stair. The women slept on the ground floor.
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Columbu
Wilson Long
Findlay
Long
Laura
Mise Long
Nancy Long
Miss Laure
Helen
Leroy
Leon Ewing
Man Held for Attack on Girl
Nicholas Reich, 32, arrested Sunday by Constable George Cannon and Deputy Sheriff C. M. Dieterick on a charge of criminal assault on a year old girl. The attack, alleged to have occurred in June, left the child in serious condition.
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Nicholas Reich
George Cannon
C. M. Dieterick
Reich
Funeral services for Canton merchant Ingram Jones at home
Funeral services for Ingram W. Jones 61 a leading Canton merchant were set for Monday at 2 PM in his home 1209 17th Street with M L Roderick First Church of Christ Scientist reader in charge of the service.
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Ingram W. Jones
Canton
M. L. Roderick
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Parrot Fever Outbreak Traced Across Cities
Reports from health authorities trace psittacosis spread linked to South American parrots imported through New York. At least three deaths and many illnesses reported as birds moved to retailers in major cities. Names of new victims withheld. autopsy confirms parrot fever in a Baltimore victim and illness in Providence and Pittsburgh cases.
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A. My
New York
Public Health Service
Baltimore
Argentina
Annapolis
Curtis Team Ends Tuesday Announces Department Shifts
Tuesday marks the transition as C. C Curtis yields to new department heads. George F. Schoner becomes safety director replacing Harry Kimbel, with Mudge stepping down to make way for William C. Haubold. Frank Lanciere and Henry L Erck take key minor posts as garbage superintendent and street commissioner.
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C. C Curtis
Harry Kimbel
George F. Schoner
Schoner
Gerald E. Mudge
Wiliam CC
1500 Strikers Back at Work in Cleveland
Fifteen hundred workers from Cleveland Garment Manufacturers Association shops returned to work today after a week long strike. The action targets the American Plan Association factories with returning workers to contribute five percent of weekly wages to support striking union members. Abraham Katoveky was to negotiate today with the Cleveland Cloak and Dress Contractors Association for a broader agreement.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Garment Manufacturers’ Association
American Plan Association
Abraham Katoveky
Cleveland Cloak and Dress Contractors Association
Harkness Funds Yale Quadrangle Plan In Major Donation
Edward S. Harkness of New York donates funds to Yale University to support a great new quadrangle matching his Harvard gift. Announcement by President James R. Angeli says details to be revealed February 22. Harkness has given nearly 100 million to universities museums hospitals and other institutions.
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Conn
Edward S. Harkness
New York
Yale University
James R. Angeli
Harkness
Harvard
Charlie Boston’s Rites Mark Chinatown’s Dignified Departure
A Chinese funeral for Charlie Boston draws On Leong delegates from San Francisco and other cities as his body lies in Cypress Hills awaiting transport to China. The longtime tong leader’s death ends a life lived across cultures with East and West mingling in his final rites.
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China
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Orien
Tal
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J. Louis
Newark
Boston
New York
Fraternity Invites Members to Funeral Services
Members of the fraternity are invited to meet at the temple today at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral services of Eiden RR Barker. George C Bole W M CE Norris secretary.
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George C. Bole
W. MM
CE Norria
Adv
Stated Meeting of Lathrop Lodge No 676
Stated meeting set for Tuesday January 14 with J F Kin champion Census director as speaker. Attendees include John H Barner ward master Geo C Mast secretary. Adv.
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Lathrop Lodge
Tues
J. EF. Kinnison
John H. Barner
W. M. Geo C Mast
Becy
Adv
Canton Fire Chief Faces Monday Charge Action
Mesnar stated let them go to it as charges against him loom. Mayor Witter will review the allegations and report findings, while rumors claim the move seeks to place Mesnar on the retired list. The veteran chief linked to the Canton department for nearly 60 years has faced earlier criticisim from James Seecombe, now a pension board member.
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Mesnar
Kimbel
Kimbe
Kimber
Mee
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Meanar
Canton Daily News
Robert O. Mesnar
Canton Fire Department
Herman Ro Witter
Harry M. Kimbel
Mesnat
Kimebel
Witter
Secon
Canton Department
James Seecombe
Seecombe
Firemen's Pension Board
Remus Wins In Legal Battle In Cincinnati
George Remus former Cincinnati bootlegger won partial victory in the court of appeals as it awarded him a 10761 verdict against his former attorney Leonard Garver in a dispute over an Atlanta era building. Remus had assigned the Remus building to Garver for rent before he went to Atlanta and Garver later sold it for 36000 retaining part payment of 53000 Remus owed in fees. Garver testified he served as attorney from 1923 to 1929. The appellate ruling increased Garver’s claim to 24000 but otherwise favored Remus leaving him 10761.
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Toledo
George Remus
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Leonard Garver
Remus
Garver
Common Pleas Court
Reuse
Remus Garver
Child Found Dead Strangled Near Flatbush and Avenue U
Police report a child about three years old was found strangled with a rope in a meadow near Flatbush Avenue U in Brooklyn. First details indicate homicide and ongoing investigation.
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Flatbush
Avenue U
Bremen Man recounts voyage and fears over disarming nations
A sailor from Bremen writes from sea about a trip across the Atlantic. He recalls a sheriff disarming men in childhood and jokes about disarming nations in London next week. He notes crew on the George Washington and plans to tow others if seas get rough.
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Indian Territory
New York
London
Ocean
President Wilson
George Washington
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