Senate ratifies Kellogg anti war treaty and arms plan
Washington report details the ratification of the Kellogg world wide anti war pact by the senate and the shift to consideration of a house bill for 15 battleship sized cruisers and an aircraft carrier. The Borah Kellogg Coolidge faction dissolves and Borah opposes the cruiser program while the treaty text remains unchanged.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
Kellogg
White House
Paris
Canton Battles Extreme Cold and Fog in Winter Weather
Extreme cold gripped Canton with temperatures dipping to one degree below zero and 18 above. heavy fog reduced visibility, causing numerous minor automobile collisions. A brief warm up followed as the cold wave weakened, while Chicago areas faced subzero readings and predicted snow. Two railroad workers died in the snowstorm.
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Canton
Chicago
Minnesota
Government Weather Bureau
Peepeeeeeeee Hopes Peace Pact Safe for Dry Law
New York January 16 Will Rogers states Borah Kellogg Reed and Moses sought peace with explanations but settled for sign blind note. They rush to pass the cruiser bill and hope the treaty does not affect the Monroe Doctrine farm relief prohibition or birth control.
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New York
Borah
Kellogg
Jim Reed
Moses
Europe
May Blast Niagara To Prevent Flood
Niagara Falls officials prepared to blast a massive ice jam on the Niagara River to avert a flood from here to Youngstown. If river rises further, dynamite will break the dam below Horseshoe Falls. The river has risen 10 feet soaking Ontario Hydroelectric docks at Queenstown and Canadian Steamship Co. docks. A rapid thaw or blasting is deemed essential.
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Niagara Falls
See Tera Ree Pentane, POC Ore Ron Torii
See Tera Ree Pentane and POC Ore Ron Torii page note detailing entities and events. contains minimal readable facts suitable for a compact card summary with names and probable affiliations.
Family Battle Over Ruth Girl Crowns Boston Victim Saga
Boston reports that Babe Ruth family lawyer says Dorothy Ruth may not be their child by birth or adoption. Watertown custody fight looms as Ruths’ relatives plan court action to claim Dorothy and the estate amid ongoing death autopsy work on Mrs Ruth. District Attorney awaits second autopsy and poison traces in the fire death.
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Boston
Judson Hannigan
Babe
Bynited Press
Watertown
Mass
Dorothy Ruth
Babe” Ruth
Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley Hills
Ruths
Robert T. Bushnell
Middlesex
Ruth
Edward Kinder
Helen Kinder
George L. West
George B. McGrath
Mallard hawser break ruled accidental in salvage ship
Bridgeport Conn Jan 16 The mysterious severance of a hawser and telephone line aboard the navy salvage ship Mallard was deemed accidental by Lieut Commander Palmer H Dunbar. The line connected to the submarine Defender for Block Island submergence tests and ran between the Mallard and Simon Lake's submarine.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Palmer H. Dunbar
Block Island
Simon Lake
Three New Witnesses to Testify in Power Probe Inquiry
Washington January 16 Three new witnesses are set to testify in the federal trade commission power investigation. They are expected to illuminate propaganda activities by the utilities industry as the inquiry enters its final propaganda phase and soon examines power company financial structures and methods.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Power Corporation
Baroness Kills Baron Then Dies in Germany
In Friedrichshoehe near Newmunster Jan 16, Baroness Von Esmarch shot her husband, a noted sportsman and former Wandsbeck Hussars officer, then died by suicide. Their son, already deceased, was a surgeon who wed the late empress’s sister. Ad for galoshes and C and J Shoe Shop.
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Hamburg
Germany
Baroness von Esmarch
Friedrichshoehe
Newmunster
Wandsbeck Hussars
Cleveland Avenue Market Specials for Thursday
Cleveland Avenue Market lists Langs Soc Coffee 48c per lb, Hamburg double ground 20c per lb, brick cheese 34c per lb, cream cheese 2c per lb, sauerkraut two large cans 25c, head lettuce per lb, Brooker's mince meat per lb, Finleys oysters per quart 60c. Advگوی
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Cleveland Avenue
Lang
Hamburg
Brooker
Finley
Baby Emmett Heldman Lives With Akron Woman
After the murder of Vernard Fearn and a jail release, Wilbur Heldman vanished with his wife dead. Their six month old son Emmett remains with Miss Mary Stenger, who supports him in Akron, while the father has not visited or sent money, and is not in contact with the Children’s Bureau.
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Maud M. Howells
Margaret Heldman
Wilbur O. Heldman
Canton
Sheriff's Office
Wilbur
Vernard RE. Fearn
Margaret
Little Emmett Heldman
Mary Stenger
Akron
Miss Stenger
Heldman
Baby Emmett
Wilbur Heldman
Children's Bureau
Judge Ake Sets Hard Line in Juvenile Delinquency Case
Judge Harvey F. Ake opened his juvenile court with a decisive sentence, ordering Clarence Berry to one year in the workhouse and a $1,000 fine for contributing to the delinquency of young boys. He declared maximum penalties will be used for perverted practices and warned that offenders may face felony charges upon grand jury referral. The judge cited a prior inmate who received a similar offense and stressed vigorous action to protect society.
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Harvey F. Ake
Clarence Berry
Tuscara
Ake
Common Pleas
Miner Dies From Blast Injuries Near Fairmont
Steve Henderson, 30, died at Fairmont State Hospital from injuries in a Sands Mine blast at the Continental Coal Co. near Fairmont. Foreman John B. Lenon remained in critical condition as eight others were lightly hurt during a second blast while rescuers freed Henderson from rubble. Most of the 200 miners had left work when the explosion, triggered by Hendersons lamp, occurred.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Steve Henderson
Fairmont State Hospital
Continental Coal Co
John B. Lenon
Henderson
Four Hundred Lost When Steamer Hsinquah Sinks
Survivors from the Chinese steamer Hsinquah are rescued after the ship sinks off Waglan Island. About four hundred people aboard, including passengers and crew, were lost at noon today as Chinese fishing boats picked up survivors.
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Hong Kong
Hsinquah
Waglan Island
Joe Posana Heads West From County Jail Trusty
A feature on Joe Posana, longtime county jail trusty, as he shakes snow from his heels and heads for the golden west. The piece appears on Page 3 today, highlighting his departure and what lies ahead.
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Joe Posana
Foch Suffers Relapse as Tiger Clemenceau Also Ill
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch in grave condition with heart attacks and uraemia as doctors rush to his bedside. Former premier Georges Clemenceau, nicknamed the Tiger, also ill but not considered equally serious, resists restraint as treatments continue and a bulletin is delayed to assess further.
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United Press
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
France
Marshall Foch
Georges Clemenceau
Foch
Clemenceau
Heitzboyer
Mme Foch
Hotel Des Invalides
Marshal Foch
King Improves as Royal Family Feels Better
The king is maintaining slow progress after ailing, announced officially from Buckingham Palace. The queen and Prince George have colds but are understood to be recovering, keeping the royal household focused on gradual improvement.
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Queen
Prince George
London
Buckingham Palace
Gilbert Denies He Will Resign as Reparations Agent
Washington dispatch reports Parker Gilbert, agent general for reparations, denies resigning after the Paris conference. In a telegram to United Press he says the story is unauthorized and imaginative and he will return to Europe January 26 to resume his reparations duties. The message was sent from Louisville Kentucky where he is on a brief vacation.
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Washington
Parker Gilbert
Paris
United Press
Europe
S. Parker Gilbert
Louisville
Gilbert
VET FACES PRISON FOR ACID ATTACK
John J Vay Jr, a World War aviator, was found guilty of maiming in an acid attack on his divorced wife Elizabeth Hull. Judge Irving Carpenter deferred sentence pending a motion for a new trial, with possible life imprisonment if the conviction stands.
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Cleveland
John J Vay, Jr
State Penitentiary
Vay
Elizabeth Hull
Irving Carpenter
Earthquake Kills Hundreds in Shansi Province
Dispatches report a major quake near the Mongolian border in northwest Shansi killing hundreds. The disaster struck a famine area, compounding relief efforts amid harsh conditions.
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Peking
China
Shansi
Love and Romance Shadow Tennis Stars in Rumors
In a Paris and Los Angeles flavored note, Helen Wills reportedly loses a love set to Frederick Moody Jr. with marriage hinted for 1930 after her UC year. Suzanne Lenglen and Baldwin Baldwin’s romance rumors swirl amid tabloid chatter and denials.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Suzanne
Helen
Froom Berkeley
Helen Wills
Frederick Shander Moody, Jr
San Francisco
Miss Wills
Moody
University of California
Suzanne Lenglen
Baldwin M. Baldwin
Cupid
Anita Baldwin
Baldwin
Protestant ministers oppose church sleuth plan in Rhode Island
Rhode Island clergy leaders condemn a plan to have church members secretly report violations of prohibition laws. The scheme, backed by a state citizenship convention and the Anti Saloon League, would mail blanks for parishioners to record infractions and forward them to a central bureau. Several ministers reject the idea as a church duty perversion, while one pastor defends it as aiding prohibition.
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Rhode Islind State Citizenship Convention
The
Anti-Saloon League
William Coden
First Universalist Church
Fred C. Leining
Church of the Mediator
A. Mason Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Irving D. Wildey
Blackstone Valley Ministers’ Union
Sleuths Probe Clues In Akron Disappearance Case
In Orrville on Jan 16 Detective Ora Slater Special Prosecutor Walter Mougey and Deputy Sheriff John Kiener prepared to go to Akron after clues in the disappearance of Melvin Horst a four year old who vanished Dec 27. Ohio Detective Bureau in Akron added two detectives to the effort while five suspects are jailed in Wooster on charges linked to the child’s case.
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Orrville
Ora Slater
Walter Mougey
John Kiener
Akron
Melvin Horst
Carl Cagle
Ohio Detective Bureau of
Wooster
Mrs John Knight Dies in New York Pneumonia
Akon Beacon Journal managing editor's wife Mrs John Knight dies at Roosevelt Hospital New York from pneumonia and complications born Massillon 1895 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McLain Massillon and daughter in law of former Rep Charles L Knight publisher Funeral arrangements not yet announced
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Akron
John &. Knight
Akron Beacon Journal
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Knieht
Frank McLain
Massillon
Massilion
Charles L Knight
The
Beacon Journal
Thrill Hunter Goes On Trial In Murder Case
George Harsh, a wealthy student, faces murder charges in Atlanta for the deaths of Willard Snaith and H. Meeks during alleged store robberies. The trial enters its second day as witnesses recount the deadly incidents and the accused’s claimed thrill seeking.
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Atlanta
George Harsh
Willard Snaith
H. &. Meeks
Harsh
Canton Chamber Honors Hoover at Third Annual Dinner
W H Hoover addressed about 450 chamber members and guests at the Courtland Hotel in North Canton. He pledged his long years of experience in industry and community life, praising the airport effort and highlighting the Hoover plant’s role in the city. The event balanced with a strong program and followed news of progress on the city airport project.
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W. HH. Hoover
Canton
Courtland Hotel
Mr. Hoover
Neil D
Suspect Held in 1925 Graber and Halter Meat Market Theft
Canton police report Lester Blythe known as Three-Fingered Jack was captured in Columbus for the January 1925 robbery at the Graber and Halter meat market, where $1,000 in cash and about $1,800 in negotiable checks were stolen. Accomplices Ralph Myers and Ray Copeland were later jailed in the Ohio penitentiary. Local detectives learned of Blythe’s location and will pursue him in Columbus.
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Canton
Lester
Slim) Blythe
Graber and Halter
Navarre Rd
Columbus
Blythe
Ralph Myers
Ray Copeland
Ohio
Three-Fingered Jack
W. E. Miller
Lloyd and
van Alman
Bly
Bank thief admits crimes linked to multiple cities
A man identifying as James Raiden of Dallas Texas confessed to police that he is part of a bank robbery gang active in Detroit San Francisco Seattle and other cities across the United States.
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Cleveland
James Raiden
Dallas
Tex
Detroit
San Francisco
Seattle
Classified Offerings and Help Wanted in Canton Daily News
Bits from the Canton Daily News Classifieds mention items for sale such as a cylinder washer and brick apartment with five rooms and bath, plus requests for dependable help and household work. Readers are invited to review today’s classified section for many offers.
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Canton Daily News
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