Courts Raid Chaplin Cash Slang Blamed for Shooting
LA and New York report Chaplin faces court orders and multi million dollar claims in a turbulent divorce and tax case. Liza Grey Chaplin seeks divorce while temporary alimony tops 4900 monthly plus 8000 immediate payment. Chaplin contests the ruling as cheap publicity amid tax suits and property bonds.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Liza Gres Chaplin
Tee Angeles
Mre Chaplin
New York
Chariie Chaplin
Nathan Burkan
Mia Chaplin
Pat
Barr Clips Close About Town on City Expenses
A wry local page discusses municipal spending with Commissioner William R Thom challenging park funding and a curt auditor reply on subscriptions. Jokes about licensing offices and a string of anecdotes follow, including a dog named King and a duck pond remark.
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William R Thom
Park Commission
Thom
Citark Commission
American City Magazine
Samuel Rare
All Manhattan Fights Flames in Spectacular Fire
A major blaze in Manhattan destroyed the Creek Orthodox church and damaged the upper floors of an eight story hotel. More than 5,000 spectators watched as sixteen families were displaced by the fire. A collision injuring nine people occurred as Deputy Chief Thomas F. Waugherty rushed to the scene.
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New York
Manhattan
Old Creek Orthodox
Thomas F. Waugherty
Monkeys Absent from Tennessee, Will Rogers Finds
Fragmentary text notes Tennessee court mentions monkey absence and Will Rogers in a clipped, garbled report. The incomplete line suggests a humorous or satirical context with references to state records and local towns, but essential details remain unclear.
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Tennessee
Will Rogers
Diaz Rejects Costa Rica Mediation on Nicaragua Crisis
The U S government faces a choice between pressuring President Adolfo Diaz to Peace in Nicaragua or long military occupation as marines occupy key areas. Diaz rejects mediation offered by Costa Rica President Jimenez, widening the dispute at the State Department and amid Latin American speculation.
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Washington
Adolfo Jux
Nicaragua
S&s
Diaz
Jimines
Costa Rica
Kellogg
State Department
Ding
Managua
Sacasa
Mexico
Canton Post Office Project Receives 595000 Mention
Congress is advised to appropriate 595000 for a new Canton post office site and building. Postmaster General New and Treasury Secretary Mellon recommended the amount to Congress, with sale of the present building contributing to the total. Ohio towns also slated for allocations.
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Erson
New
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House of Representatives
Canton
John McSweeney
Treasury Department
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Cea
Fféesman McSweeney
Congress
Ohio
Cincinnati
Noo Hamilton
Zanesville
Wooster
Springfield
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Board Considers Two New Schools in 1927 Plan
The board discussed building needs and a possible eight room school in Maple Avenue district ahead of the November bond issue. Superintendent Wilson Hawkins noted similar needs in Maryland Park. Plans include cooperative use of the recreational fund with the council. The 1927 budget was presented by Clerk John F Roos and approved along with the prior year budget.
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Maple Ay
Board of Education
Wilson Hawkins
Maryland Park
John FF Roos
Norris Illness Delays Trial for Fort Worth Pastor
The trial of Rev J R Norris, pastor of the Fort Worth Rite, was delayed because Norris fell ill with what doctors described as an illness. He reportedly grew weaker today and could not be moved to the courtroom, postponing proceedings that had been set for July 17.
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King
Tnidale
Austin
Tex
Dan
J. Rar’ Norris
Fort Worth
Forth Worth
Norris
Peaches Trial Witnesses On City Rumors
New York reports say settlement talks continue over the Meaches Veenan Browning case and her estranged husband. Lawyers for both sides are gathering witnesses for the trial set to begin at Carmel next Monday. Francis Dale Browning’s lawyer declined to confirm or deny the rumors.
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New York
Veenan Browning
Neames
Carmel
Henry Opet
Francis
Dale Browning
Chinese near death after Chinese American shooting
Police say Ang Yip Kong confessed to shooting Chan You, 26, at Han Lee laundry in Tuscarora Street area. Kong, held without bail, claimed You threatened him and he acted in fear. detectives and assistants described a tense interrogation at the police headquarters.
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James Aungst
Ang Yip Kong
Chan You
Aungst
Kong
Helow
Mercy Hospital
Han Lee
Tuscaro
Ang Kip Kong
Janes M Aunger
Id Swope
Norman van Almen
Elmer Clark
Aurger
Kone
Kim
Hong Kong
Ilan
Lee Kong
Identity sought for car victim in Akron crash
An unidentified elderly man was killed by an Akron local street car operated by Northern Ohio Power and Light Co. The fatality occurred around 10:30 Monday afternoon between Greentown and Uniontown. The man, found near a barn, was shabbily dressed and died at Spicker's funeral parlor. Motorman W. C. Lewis and conductor R. C. Booth were on duty. the car departed Canton for Akron at 10 o'clock.
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Akron
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
Greentown
Uniontown
Spicker
W. C. Lewis
Canton
R. C. Booth
Toronto teen Jorge Young heats Catalina channel fame
Jan 18 reports say Jorge Young the 17 year old Toronto swimming wonder keeps rising in fame after conquering the Catalina channel. He has received several offers from premiere and theatrical producers but has not signed with anyone. Rumors list a potential Hollywood stage appearance with a reported $1 000 a night salary.
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Los Anceler
Jorge Young
Toronto
Catalina Channel
Youngs
Iledia
Niehtie
Nine held in attacks as Lake ward jury hears case
In Painksville on January 18 four more men were arrested bringing the total held to nine for participation in alleged Hessehiretes. A grand jury heard testimony from two school teachers regarding assaults on youths.
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Painksville
Lake Wrand
Canton to Form Five Member Recreation Board
Mayor S M Swartz will name a five member city recreation board to oversee a $22 000 annual recreation fund from a November levy. Two members will come from the Canton school board and all five serve without pay. The board will supervise all city recreation including pools playgrounds and sports and work with the Park Commission and the school system to expand facilities. The clerk of education will disburse funds but the board will decide expenditure.
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Thom
Board OF Five
S. M. Swartz
Council
Canton School Board
Board of Education
Recreation Board
Canton
City Recreation Board
Canton Park Commission
Hady
Wooh Timken
Swarts e@l
Villages Battle Over Township Seat Move
Plain Township property owners filed a suit Tuesday to stop trustees from moving township offices from North Canton to Middlebranch. They say the new site has fireproof storage for road equipment and may be partially sublet, and seek to dissolve a temporary restraining order. The plaintiffs claim Middlebranch is hard to access for many residents. Attorneys Walter Ruff and C Wise represent the trustees.
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Trustees of
Plain Two
North Canton
Middlebranch
Hmlamnuffa
Middlebranch Ia
Walter 3
Ruffand & C Wise
Trade Experts to Extend U S Foreign Markets
Secretary of Commerce considers appointing trade experts to principal U S cities to deepen absorption of America’s multi vision dollar annual business and extend staff of commercial attaches and trade representatives to foreign markets.
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Washington
Jan
America
Cheating Evidence Discovered in Foreman Service Examinations
A report from the Bureau of Labor shows evidence of cheating in foreman service exams. The investigation, begun this week, reveals irregularities and possible misconduct across multiple test centers. Authorities promise a thorough review and potential retests.
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Warhington
Jan
Bial
Wed
Chief Justice to Rule on Rudner Case in Canton
Chief Justice C. T. Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court will be in Canton on Wednesday to rule on prejudice charges against Judge Charles Krrchbaum. He is to preside over the murder trial of Ben Rudner, set for February in Morehall. The defense contends Judge Kreichbaum cannot impartially hear the case. Milleis argues prejudice. Previous motions were overruled by Chief Justice Marshall.
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C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Canton
Charles Krrchbaum
Ben Rudner
Morehall
Rostoo
Orev Otue
Phemey Bareter, Jr
Fred Itoloet
EL F Millis
Far Fidner
Ote
Kricebiin
Rudner
Echaretos Reat Kethintuin
Judes
Tateley
MeDermott
Tfe
McDermott
Seornet
Keichbaum
Mille
Marshall
Public Rules, Says Publisher Massillon
Charles Morris publisher of The Canton Daily News urged active public opinion at a Canton Exchange club meeting. He cited the Don R. Mellett case to show public trust can fight crime and uphold decency, and praised the League of Nations for giving citizens a forum to express views.
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Massillon
Charles Morris
Canton Daily News
Exchange Club
Morrie
Don i. Mellett
Aasiaeins
Governora Waff
Washington
Requite
Mexico
Howe
League of Natlers
Morris
Prominent Philadelphia banker sues over $100000 car damages
A Philadelphia banker has filed a suit in the supreme court seeking damages of $100,000 from a Newark firm. The case involves alleged car branch office disputes and marital infection references appear in the fragmentary text.
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Atlantic. City
Charsing Allenstien
Chara C. Fraser
Erain Beokker
Hyonk J
Poantog
Newark
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U.S
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Jalisco
Cleveland
Union of American Hebrew
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