Shooting Ends Quarrel Over Mer rouge Case Calhoun Held
Monroe Louisiana January report: John P. Parker Jr a former sheriff dies from a head wound believed self inflicted in a quarrel with Carey Calhoun brother of a deputy sheriff Calhoun is held on murder charges Parker and Calhoun were linked to Ku Klux Klan tensions involving Bastrop hooded mob cases The shooting occurred at Parker’s home in Monroe and a negro cook employed by Parker was present there is no further confirmation on the cook's status.
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Monroe
John P. Parker, Jr
Carey Calhoun
Larry Calhoun
Morehouse Parish
Calhoun
Walker
Bastrop
Parker
John P. Yoker
Louisiana
Litices
Ouachita Parish
Peace Commission
Parkers
Young Parker
Ives Saunberg
Saunders
Massillon Mayor Vogt Suspended in Ohio Clean Up Probe
Governor Donahey suspends Massillon Mayor Vogt amid charges against Safety Director Ames Chief Ertle and Lt Gillen. Acting Mayor Kirchoffer takes control as hearings set for February 13, with Prohibition Commissioner McDonald pledging broader clean up across other Ohio cities.
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Vogt
Massillon
A. V. Donahey
M. P. L. Kirchoffer
Kirchoffer
Donahey
Ohio
Columbus
Masaillon
Lawsuit Seeks 20000 After Girl Dies In East Canton
James FE Olds administrator of Lena Zimmer estate sues Wallace Hardware Co East Canton for 20000 alleging negligence in selling a .22 rifle to 12 year old Frank Marber whose accidental discharge killed Lena while testing the gun. The boy was not prosecuted. Attorneys Herbruck Black McCuskey Ruff and Roetzel represent the plaintiff.
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James FE. Olds
Lena Zimmer
Frank Marber
Wallace Hardware Co
East Canton
Morber
Olds
Herbruck, Black
McCuskey
Ruff
C. G. Roetzel
Weather signals rain and a colder Sunday ahead
Ohio forecast calls for rain tonight and Sunday morning with a cool turn in temperatures. Yesterday's temperature at 9 pm unknown. Baby photo promotion offers a free portrait at Courtney's Studio with a savings incentive and a baby book from First Trust and Savings Bank. German Beneficial Union district 44 asks members to attend Altus Krause's funeral service tomorrow at 3 pm at 1517 Glendale Pl NE.
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Ohio
Josy
Baby
Courtney
Baby's Savings
First Trust & Savings Bank
Nion
Brother Altus
Krause
Glendalepl NE
Canton Chamber of Commerce Drive Boosts Membership
Col Geo H Clark leads a Canton campaign to expand the Chamber of Commerce with 2000 volunteers and a large fundraiser. Members must pay six months dues in advance to vote. A Civic Dinner Monday at Courtland Hall features tables for Canton Bridge Co and other groups starting at 6 30 P M with tickets selling fast.
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Geo. H. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Assembly Hall
Chamber
Clark
Canton
Canton Civic
Courtlaw
Canton Bridge Co
Guy C. Hiner
First Trust Bank Offers Free Mail Box with 1923 Savings
Advertisement notes a free mail box with each 1923 Christmas Savings account opening at First Trust and Savings Bank of Canton. Details to be in a Page 3 ad next Sunday.
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First Trust & Savings Bank of
Canton
Trust & Savings Bank
Five Herrin riot defendants acquitted in Illinois case
Marion Illinois January 20 five of seventy seven indicted for conspiracy in the Herrin riot murders have been acquitted. The five Otis Clark Joe Carnegh Leva Mann Pete Hiller and Bert Grace face other indictments nine originally against Clark. State attorney general assistant Do Middlekauff says next trial set for Monday with eleven others to be tried. Defense seeks a February term continuance which Judge Hartwell will likely grant.
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Marion
Ill
Herrin
Otis Clark
Joe Carnegh
Leva Mann
Pete Hiller
Bert Grace
Clark
Do. W. Middlekauff
D. T. Hartwell
Capper Farm Credits Bill Passes Senate
Washington January 20 The administration’s measure to expand farm credit, the Capper farm credits bill, passed the Senate without a record vote. The motion to return the bill to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee was defeated.
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Washington
Senate
House
Stanfield
Oregon
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Catholic Foresters Attend City Fair This Saturday
All Catholic Foresters are invited to a fair at the club on 625 Tusec Street this Saturday evening. Bring your friends. The Beast Number 666 will be the sermon topic at First Christian Church on Sunday at 5:30 p m.adv.
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St W
First Christian Church
Ruhr mine heads arrested as workers quit in protest
Fritz Thyssen and four Ruhr mine directors were seized at Bredeny and sent to Dusseldorf for trial on charges of defying the Franco-Belgian-Italian industrial commission. Mines were seized as workers walked off, banks in Essen closed in protest, and French patrols fired on Germans amid mounting tensions in the Ruhr.
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Essen
Fritz Thyssen
Ruhr
Bredeny
Dusseldorf
Rhineland
Thyssen
August Thyssen
Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
Pengelmand
Wuestenhoefer
Kestenlofer
Good Hope
Reichsbank
Bochum
Altendorf
Britain Adopts Hands Off Policy In Rhine Dispute
London officials say Britain will remain neutral and not intervene as Italy and Belgium press for Britain to help broker a reparations agreement between France and Germany. Italy urged action, but Britain repeats its aloof stance.
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Britain
London
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Rhineland
France
Germany
Limited English Common Ground For This Couple
Elizabeth Moser a 75 year old Swiss native and Dominick Montena a 41 year old Italian living in Alliance say in probate court they share limited English and can converse in it though neither speaks the other language.
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Elizabeth Moser
Switzerland
Dominick Montena
Quick Wit Saves Life Of Driver In Ohio Incident
John King averted probable death when his stalled motor truck lay on Pennsylvania railroad tracks. He released the brakes steered as a train struck the truck causing it to spin off. King climbed out and summoned a service station for help. Revival meetings by Rev. J. F Barkus at Free Methodist church. Ad for Baby Savings at The First Trust & Savings bank offering a silver plated bank for baby savings.
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Reading
Ohio
John King
King
Gaby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Cleveland Auto Show Highlights Merit Increases And Lower Prices
The Cleveland 22nd automobile show opened at public hall with a focus on merit and price drops. Herbert Buckman notes makers competed to deliver merit at surprisingly low prices as Louis Rich leads daily organ recitals and concerts.
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Cleveland
Pubic Hall
Herbert Buckman
Louis Rich
Hollenden
Canton rate hearing on Bell telephone postponed again
Mayor Curtis said Cantons protest hearing against Ohio Bells rate schedule was moved from Jan 30 to March 6 and 7 due to an unfinished Dayton case. Canton officials rely on Dayton as a test case for their defense. Brownell Engineering, which appraised Bell properties in Dayton, was retained to survey Cantons properties.
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Curtis
Canton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
State Utilities Commission
Dayton
Brownell Engineering Company
Bell Telephone
Pennsy Restores Youngstown Train Service
The Pennsylvania railroad restores the Alliance to Mahoningtown line with three daily trains to Canton Alliance Youngstown and Newcastle. The new schedule includes a through coach Alliance to Stoneborough and arrival at Niles by 8 50 p m and Youngstown by 4 30 p m. Baby’s first picture free at Keagy’s studio during January and February with no charge for mothers bringing their baby.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Allance
Mahoningtown
Canton
Alliance
Youngstown
Newcastle
Niles
Stoneborough
Keagy
Paper delivery service hours announced
Notice informs readers to call 3600 for missed copies and that the circulation department operates each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
Sentiment Sought on New Canton Court Plan
Rep Will J Robinson of Alliance and J Ke Finefrock of Lawrence in Canton for weekend adjournment to gauge support for a proposed municipal court. The bill would merge police court and three Canton justices of the peace with some duties from the common pleas court. Rep Charles G King of Massillon was in Cincinnati with the house financial committee.
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Will J. Robinson
Alliance
J. Ke. Finefrock
Lawrence
Canton
General Assembly
Police Court
Common Pleas Court
Charles G, King of
Massillon
Cincinnati
House Financial Committee
Windolph Posts Bond to Appeal Third Offense Liquor Charge
Charles Windolph posted a 5000 bond in common pleas court Friday to answer an indictment for a third offense liquor violation. Mrs. Catherine Lowe of Massillon signed as surety. Prosecutor B. McClintock sought 10000, but Judge Krichhbaum found that excessive. SCENE OF MANY WRECKS NELSONVILLE, Jan. 20 The state road between Nelsonville and Logan has seen nearly a score of automobile wrecks in two weeks with many cars damaged and several injuries. Fines were issued in Nelsonville and Logan.
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Charles Windolph
Common Pleas Court
Catherine ©. Lowe
Massillon
B. McClintock
Krichhbaum
Nelsonville
Logan
Church hosts 7:30 Sunday chicken dinner ad
The First Christian Church advertises a 7:30 Sunday chicken dinner for $1.00 at Courtland Motel as a community event.
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Courtland Motel
William L. Davis Dies Suddenly at 73 in Canton
William I. Davis prominent Canton financier contractor and hotel builder died suddenly at his home 637 Cleveland Ave SW at age 73 after a morning illness. Survived by wife Louisa sisters Mary Davis Mrs William Walter Mrs Mattie Moon Mrs Zadie Hitchecock Anson Davis of Los Angeles. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. at home then Mineral City burial with Rev. H N Kerst.
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William I. Davis
Courtland
Canton
Cleveland
Tandor Co
Old State Bank
Louisa
William Walter
Mary Davis
Mineral City
Mattie Moon
Akron
Zadie Hitchecock
New York
Anson Davis
Los Angeles
Davis
H. N. Kerst
Wife Cites Chewing Tobacco as Cruelty in Divorce
Eliza beth Webb seeks divorce from Lemuel M. Webb claiming cruelty linked to his chewing tobacco. A cross petition to the suit was filed Friday afternoon by E P Speidel, noting his carelessness with the habit as extreme cruelty.
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Lemuel M. Webb
Elizabeth Webb
E. P. Speidel
U S Plans to Not Cancel Debts Amid European Crash Fears
Washington officials insist the United States will not cancel any foreign debts despite reports of a new reparations plan. Officials warn of a potential Franco German crash within 30 days and note growing Italy France tensions could shift balance. Bricklayers union No. 6 sets a meeting for January 22 with president Louis Stitz.
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United States
State Department
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Poincare
Rhine
Rome
Paris
Rhineland
Bricklayers Union No. 6
Louis Stitz
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