Corroborated Testimony Ties Architect Bribery Claim
In Canton during a bribery trial, Arthur C. Grable, secretary of Melbourne Construction Co, backed former head George F. S. Melbourne by detailing a payment of 6500 to architect Thayer for Molly Stark Sanitarium work. Melbourne testified he paid after Thayer pressured to remove linoleum from specs, with Grable confirming the discussion and changes to specifications.
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Arthur C. Grable
Melbourne Construction Co
George F. S. Melbourne
Albert
Thayer
Mally Stark
Charlies Krrchbaum
Grable
Melbourne
Gibbons
Paul W. Volzer
Baer’s
Charles Krrchbaum
Krrchbaum
Telbourne
Ganna Walska Wins Right to Separate Legal Residence
New York January 17. Mme Ganna Walska wins a customs court ruling granting wives the right to maintain legal residences separate from husbands. The court unanimous decision exempted her from duties on effects she brought into the country a year ago to visit her husband Harold F. McCormick of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Cileago
Flood recedes as Wabash crest nears historic high
The Wabash River at Vincennes reached 25.25 feet at crest, the highest on record, then began to fall to 25.1 feet. Sandbags and anxious watchers watched relief rise as flood danger subsided for the moment.
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United Press
Vincinnes
Ind
Wabash
Mercury Dips to 10 Degrees as Cold Wave Hits Canton
A cold wave arrivals brings snow and low temperatures as Canton records a low of 10 degrees after a previous high of 58 degrees earlier in the week. The drop from Thursday's high reflects a 19 degree fall by daybreak Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Messenger is bandit victim in London theft
Mailbags with secret Air Ministry papers and cash were stolen today from offices in Kensington. An employee wheeled a cart outside when a dark blue car swerved up and a masked youth seized two mailbags and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Air Ministry
Kingeway
Classified Offers Highlight Local Jobs in Canton
In the Canton Daily News classified section readers are urged to check the many job offers. The ad copy mentions young men pursuing work as nurses and housekeepers seeking refined home positions.
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Canton Daily News
Gunwoman raves in Arizona jail cell
Irene Schroeder called the blonde triggerwoman of Pennsylvania raved deliriously in Phoenix jail cell blamed on stimulant deprivation. She spoke of a Coleman Texas bank robbery and hinted her brother Tom Crawford may have been killed there. A four year old son Donnie Schroeder spoke to her by long distance before she cut the call.
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United Preas
Phoenix
Ariz
Irene Schroeder
Triggerwoman
Pennsylvania
Coleman
Tex
J. W. Crawford
A. Caywood
Benwood
W Va
Crawford
Irene
Donnie
Alloy Wins Decision in Long Fought Case
Judge J C Ogievee ruled Friday for the Central Alloy Steel Corp in the $2 000 000 suit by Mamie E Ryley wife of A G Ryley against Edward A Langenbach Harry Ross Jones and Charlies W Kreig The decision found no evidence of a fraudulent contract with Berger Manufacturing Co benefiting Central Alloy and its stockholders The case began in November and lasted about two weeks with the move led by H Wilbur Cooper and Mamie E Ryley but Cooper played a minor role as the matter proceeded to trial Continued on Page 23 Col 7
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United States
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Leon Cammen
Boston
New York
Cammen
Robert S. Haydock
Tts
J. C. Ogievee
Mamie E. Ryley
A. G. Ryley
Edward A. Langenbach
Harry Ross Jones
Charlies W. Kreig
Berger Manufacturing Co
Leves
Ogievee
County
Carroll
H. Wilbur Cooper
Mamie FE
Ryley
Cooper
Train bandit en route to Leavenworth prison
Roy Gardner once a Pacific coast mail train robber is transported to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas to serve the remaining years of a sentence. He is handcuffed to a drawing room seat with leg irons under marshal custody and was moved from Atlanta Penitentiary after confinement for observation.
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Washington
Roy Gardner
Pacific Coast
Leavenworth
Kan
Gardner
McNeil's Island
Wash
U. & Marshal
Edward A. Sackley
Atlanta
8&J. Elizabets Hospital
Wrangle Over Oil Estates in Oklahoma Court
In Oklahoma City on January 17 a dispute over oil lands valued at 250000 centered on a mother and daughter who both married the same man. Mrs. Lucille Neberry claimed she was not notified of divorce proceedings with Mike Perrea, who later married her daughter. The 17 year old daughter became heir under the law, until Neberry filed suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Lucille Neberry
Mike Perrea
Perrea
Neberry
Arctic Patrol flight delayed by cold weather
Continuation of the Army Arctic Patrol round trip from Selfridge Field to Spokane was delayed as bitter weather persisted in Montana. Thirteen planes remained grounded in Great Falls with others stationed at Kalispell Havre and a ranch near Great Falls awaiting warmer conditions. Maj. Ralph Royce said the aircraft would depart for Spokane via Kalispell once cold eased.
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Great Falls
Mont
Selfridge Field
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Kalispell
Havre
Ralph Royce
London greets U S delegates to naval arms parley
The American delegation led by Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson arrived in London for the five power conference on naval arms limitation. Delegates from Britain France Italy and Japan followed. talks aim to reduce battleship strength and shape a Mediterranean policy with ceremonial minimal.
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London
Henry L. Stimson
Arthur Henderson
Albert V. Alexander
Admiralty
Stimeon
MacDonald
King George
Buckingham Palace
Britannia
Europe
Stimson
Dino Grandi
Victoria Station
Aristide Briand
France
Andre Tardieu
League of Nations
Mediterranean
Italy
Britain
Rivalries Rise as Naval Pact Threat
London faces sharp questions as the naval disarmament conference opens January 21 with United States Britain France Italy and Japan. If successful it could reduce navies and costs. if not it may spark renewed shipbuilding and tax burdens. The United States and Great Britain show strong support for real action.
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London
Unites States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Paris
United States
Anti Cancer Leagues Proposed Across Latin America
The Latin American medicinal congress gave preliminary approval to Argentina's plan to form anti cancer leagues in all Latin American nations, modeled on those in Argentina and Cuba. The congress closes tomorrow in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Argentina
Cuba
Congres
Missing American Aviators Reported Near Anguema River
Unconfirmed report says Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland were found on the Anguema River 150 miles east of North Cape, triggering rescue steps as Nanuk signals Cape North and Pilot Joe Crosson to search. In Moscow, hopes rise as Soviet teams push dog sleds and aircraft toward the Anguema River district.
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Nome
Alaska
Carl Ben Fielson
Earl Borland
Anguema River
North Cape
Cape North
Joe Crosson
Moscow
Carl Ben Eielson
Far Borland
Parrot Fever Outbreak Strikes West Los Angeles
Health officials report four cases of parrot fever in West Los Angeles and order all bird shops placed under strict supervision. Authorities trace the outbreak to about 200 parrots imported from South America by a group of southern California travelers.
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Los Angeles
South America
Firms Seek Entrance to Air Expo Montevideo
Government announces several U.S. firms have filed applications to take part in the aviation exposition to be held this year under the International Aerial Navigation Congress.
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Montevideo
United States
Joseph Donnelly 12 Dies After Filling Station Blast
Elyria reports Joseph Donnelly aged 12 died from burns after an explosion and fire at a Standard Oil filling station.
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Elyria
Joseph Donnelly
Standard Oil
Mandamus suit sparks Canton civil service clash
Two ousted civil service members filed mandamus suits for reinstatement and damages as Mayor Herman R. Witter appointed a new civil service commission. New members include Ray F. Harbert E W Brown and Frank Sherrard with Brown replacing Doerschuk and Harbert filling Harter’s unexpired term. Doerschuk and Harter were ousted for alleged inefficiency neglect of duty and malfeasance. The mayor planned to consult City Solicitor Mack before acting on a related statement. The new board scheduled its first meeting for Monday and may retire secretary H B Grove.
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Herman KR. Witter
City Civil Service Commission
Ray F. Harbert
F. W. Brown
Frank Sherrard
Civil Service
Mission
Characeer
Herman R. Witter
E. W. Brown
Canton Typographical Union
New Civil Service Commission
Harter
Doerschuk
Common Pleas Court
Russell H. Mack
H. B. Grove
Judge Corio Refutes Killing Charge In Camden Case
Judge Joseph A. Corio of Atlantic City testified to refute Gladys Mae Parks claim he killed Timmy Rogers and his sister Dorothy. He described a quiet evening with golf, office time, family dinner, and a boxing exhibition.
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Gladys Mae Parks
Timmy Rogers
New Jersey
Camden
N. J
Joseph A. Corio
Atlantic City
Gladgs Mae Parks
Little “Timmy
Rogere
Mre. Parks
Timmy
Dorothy
Corto
Woman Held in Murder Case in Killbuck
In Millersburg January 17, John Sabistio a 45 year old Killbuck stone cutter was shot dead at his home. His wife Filorence Sabistio is held in Holmes County jail on manslaughter charges after firing a buckshot shotgun as he tried to leave the house following a liquor party.
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Canton
Lewe
Millersburg
John Sabistio
Killbuck Stone Cutter
Filorence Sabistio
Holmesco
Killbuck
Sabistio
James C. Gray
Gray
Red” Dennis
Solons to Debate Prohibition in Cleveland February 7
U.S. Representative Fiorello La Guardia and Senator Smith W. Brookhart, leading wets and drys in Congress, will debate the merits of prohibition in Cleveland on February 7, as announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fiorello la Guardia
Congress
Smith W. Brookhart
Timken Reappointed to City Park Board by Mayor Witter
Mrs. H H Timken was named Friday by Mayor Herman R Witter to serve again on the city park commission. Her term had expired last June alongside Henry R Bauhofs. The mayor cited her past service and role in park development and expansion.
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H H. Timken
Herman R. Witter
City Park Commission
Bolender
Lester Higgins
C. C. Curtis
Mre. Timken and
Bauhof
Higgins
William R. Thom
William ©. Klemm
Cleveland
Witter
Klemm
Board of Health
Curtis
Lutherans Seek World Head for Unified Church
New York January 17 The National Lutheran Council announced a plan to unite all Lutheran churches under one administrative head with headquarters in New York. The move targets about 81 million members worldwide and would create an international body larger than any other Protestant group. The top leader would be comparable to the pope in influence.
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New York
National Lutheran Council
Lynch Renamed Head of Bank
Attorney Austin Lynch, long serving as president of the First National Bank, was reelected to that office at a bank directors meeting on Friday. Other officers re elected were W G Saxton as vice president and cashier H Ross Jones as vice president H J McKee as assistant cashier and R P Abbey as trust officer.
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Austin Lynch
First National Bank
W. G. Saxton
H. Ross Jones
H. J. McKee
R. P. Abbey
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Alloy
The
Pen
Arctic Patrol
U. S
NAVY
By Keith Jones
Milton Brenner
Eureopean
NEA
Milton Bronser
Eielson Hunt
West
U. 8
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Mandamus Sun
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Brown
Sherrard
Wile
Solons
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Will Rogers
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