Fatal Pacific air tragedy claims nineteen lives
A San Clemente air crash after a Pacific squall killed 19 aboard a Transcontinental Air Transport-Maddux liner returning from Agua Caliente races. Pilot Rosi Russell fought the storm, but gasoline ruptured and flames engulfed the crew and 16 passengers, eight of them women, as wreckage burned beyond recognition.
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United Press
San Clemente
Callan
Pacific
Air Board
Maddux
San Diego Air Board
Civic Organization
California
Los Angeles
Rosi Russell
Russell
San Diego
Forest J. Eaton
Three Killed Two Hurt in Florida Plane Crash
A cabin monoplane crash near Lake Worth Florida killed pilot William Lindley and two Daytona Beach mechanics Arthur Amps and Lipsky, fatally injuring two passengers Fivir Grosswell and Edward Butler. Witnesses say the plane was disabled and trying to land when the crash occurred, with cause yet undetermined.
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Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
William Lindley
Daytona Beach
Arthur Amps
Lipsky
Daytona Peach
Classified Offers From Canton Daily News Section
The Canton Daily News Classified Department presents numerous offers including household work and laundry services. A Swerty lady seeks house work after experienced laundress preparations and rehashings concluded.
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Canton Daily News
Young Plan Approved at Hague Reparations Conference
The Hague January 20 The Young plan for reparations received formal acceptance as the Allied Central Powers signed the protocol. Hungarian reparations were settled after extended sessions, with Germany compelled to accept allied sanctions and military guarantees of payment. Ratification by parliaments remains required.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Hague
Owen D. Young
Germany
Theater Owners Rally to Support Fox Loan Plan
New York readers report a group of 233 theater owners met to review the Fox Interests financials and back William Fox in a $35,000,000 loan aimed at meeting short-term obligations. They urged nationwide exhibitors to back the plan, emphasizing the Fox Interests’ preservation as vital to the industry.
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New York
William Fox
Fox Motion Picture
Fox
Envoy Welcomed in Tokyo by Japanese Officials
Special ambassador William Castle Jr. arrived in Yokohama by automobile and was greeted by high officials of Japan's foreign office and Baron Shidehara with a formal welcome. A separate Masonic notice from Lathrop Lodge No 676 announces a meeting on Tuesday January 21 with M M Degree, refreshments, and officers John L Barnes and Geo C Mast.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
William Castle, Jr
United States
Yokohama
Mre
Baron K. Shidehara
Lathrop Lodge No
John IL Barnes
Geo
Court awards lad $35 000 damages
The Court of Appeals upholds a $35 000 judgment against Stark Co Agricultural Society and Hud son Fireworks Co for injuries to Thomas Brenner from an aerial bomb explosion at a fairgrounds fireworks display. The boy lost a hand and an eye, with the court ruling both defendants neglected their duty to clean the premises and remove explosives.
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Thomas Brenner
Stark Co Agricultural Society
Hudson Fireworks Co
Court of Appeals
Fairgrounds
Common Pleas
Eawin W. Diehl
Fair Board
the Fireworks Company
Ohio Supreme Court
C. C. Lemert
Houck and
Sherick
Young sleuth ambition sparks grocer holdup plot
A 19 year old Howard Lape and four others were jailed on suspicion and highway robbery charges after police traced a plan to rob a grocer at 1735 Navarre Rd SW and a local milk firm. The group including Oscar Rodgers 21 and Ross Miller 19 and Sam Noland 20 were implicated in the Jan 11 holdup attempt and the seniors denied or disclosed partial involvement.
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Howard Lape
Warner Rd SE
Charles Rodgers
Saylor
Oscar Rodgers
Ross Miller
Sam Noland
Cleveland
Sherlock Holmes
E. M. Swope
BE. E. Clark
Norman van Alman
Albert Rush
Herman Tauseh
Rodgers
Navarre Rd
Lape
J. Noland
Noland
McKinley
World trip ends in Capville youths hurt in incident
A planned around the world journey by Ireland England and John Allen of Capville Kentucky was halted in Ironton today due to injuries that threatened amputation of a leg.
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Ironton
Ireland
England
John Allen
Capville
Naval conference delegates meet at Buckingham Palace in London
King George V received the five power naval delegates at Buckingham Palace as the world prepares for the formal opening of the naval conference tomorrow. Premier MacDonald hosted the initial discussions with leaders from Great Britain, the United States, France, Japan, and Italy, setting the stage for Tuesday’s formal start with each chief delegate presenting views on naval limitation.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
London
Wincipal
George V
Buckingham Palace
Royal Gallery
House of Lords
Palace
J. Ramsey MacDonald
No. 10
Downing
Great Britain
American
France
Japan
Italy
Thayer Trial Set to Resume in Common Pleas Court
The Thayer trial resumes Monday afternoon before Judge Charles Krichbaum with architect Albert L. Thayer as principal defendant witness in his own defense. Melbourne Construction Co officer Arthur A. Grable returns for further questioning as the estate’s testimony nears completion. Prosecutors allege Thayer sought 7500 dollars from George F. Melbourne and altered specifications to avoid linoleum installation.
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Albert L. Thayer
Charles Krichbaum
Common Pleas Court
Arthur A. Grable
Melbourne Construction Co
Thayer
New Castle
George F
Melbourne
Molly Stark
Body of Lieut. Tomasso del Malin Sought After Seaplane Crash
Rome Jan 20 The search continues for the body of Lieut Tomasso del Malin a member of Marys 1929 Schneider Cup team who was killed when his Savoia Marchetti seaplane dived into Lake Garda near Desezano during a test flight The plane went into a tailspin only 150 feet above water near the isle of Simione.
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Rome
Lieut
Tomasso del Malin
Mary
Lake Garda
Desezano
Filyer
Calshot
Isle of
Simione
ThompsonS In France On World Tour From Paris
David E Thompson former US ambassador to Mexico and Brazil traveled from Paris with his wife and son for a world tour, heading to Monte Carlo as part of their itinerary.
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Paris
David E Thompson
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Monte Carlo
Canton Lodge Meet Promises M. M. Degree Monday
Special communication of Canton Lodge announced for Monday January 20 at 7 pm. Master Masons degree to be conducted. Geo C. Bole, WM. C. BE. Norris, Sec’y-Adv.
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Canton Lodge
Geo C. Bole
Postoffice site swap eyed for Market av Canton building
Federal officials in Washington weigh a Market avenue block as a preferred Canton post office location. A 200 by 200 foot plot on west Market between UK and Str sts is cited as likely, with owners including Palmer Furniture and Catlin Block interests. inspectors examined Central High School site and Market blocks with options expired. Congress may raise 1924 510000 appropriation toward 725000.
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Canton
Postoffice
Cleveland
3D St
Washington
Canton Daily News
Market Av 5
UK and
Str Sts
Post Office
L. H. Blanton
Central High School
Tuscarawas Ste
Market
4Th
Sth Ste
W. E Palmer
Palmer Furniture Store
William MacKenzie
Catlin Block
Fred Green
Catlin Annex
Fraunfelter
Market Av
Jacob Fraley
John M. Roose
Blanton
Post Office Department
WCA
Postal Department
Sthata
Congress
Two Die and Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Beaver
East Liverpool youths driving to Beaver were struck by another car and sent over a steep embankment near the Pennsylvania state line. The dead are Olive Strauss, 20, of East Liverpool and Marie Morrow, 19, of Beaver. Injured are Clarence Wueherer, 21, Martin Dyer, 22, and Mary Birkheimer, 19, all of East Liverpool. Dyer is the driver. Dyer and Birkheimer escaped with bruises after the car skidded and plunged. they summoned aid by telephone.
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East Liverpool
van Port
State Line
Olive Strauss
Marie Morrow
Beaver
Clarence Wueherer
Martin Dyer
Mary Birkheimer
Dyer
Canton Hits Record Cold as Winter Wows City
Canton endures its coldest January in four years with Sunday temperatures plunging to seven degrees below zero. Official figures Monday show eight above zero with an improving trend and forecasted cloudiness as the cold wave moves east.
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Canton
Dry vote asked as dog fails to save family
In Washington on January 20 Mrs. Mary T Norton of New Jersey launched a national referendum proposal to repeal the 18th Amendment if voters oppose prohibition. The move coincides with Senate talk of a state run referendum and Hoover administration reform plans. In Toledo the Saylor family died from gas asphyxiation with their dog Cinders found unconscious at a window barking for help.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
House
Mra. Norton
Senate
James & Watson
Indiana
Dry
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hoover
Saylor
Albert Saylor
Ira Bescanon
Saylors
Cinders
Saylers
Supreme Court backs state in Popovici divorce case
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld state courts' authority over divorce disputes involving foreign officials, ruling Popovici answerable to local courts. The case drew international law interest and involved diplomatic tensions with Romania.
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Supreme Bench
Washington
John C. Popovici
Cleveland
Popovici
State Department
Helen Popovici
Canton
Charles Krrchbaum
Ed Gibson
Ohio Supreme Court
Popovict
United States Supreme Court
Stark Co
Mra
Slayer Sentenced in Camden for Dual Ward Murders
Cladys Mae Parks, found guilty on manslaughter and second degree murder in the deaths of her wards Timothy and Dorothy Rogers, was sentenced by Judge Frank T. Loyd to 10 years for manslaughter and 25 years for murder to be served concurrently. Also noted is Dr Laura E Stokey returning to practice at 609-612 Harter Bank Bidg with hours listed and contact.
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Camden
N. J
Cladys Mae Parks
Timothy
Dorothy Rogers
Frank T. Loyd
Laura E. Stokey
H. L. Lamblanet
Harter Bank
Italian steamer Valentina Coda refloated at Terschelling harbor
Amsterdam January 2 reported the Italian steamer Valentina Coda is safely in Terschelling harbor after being aground for several days on Terschelling Island.
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Amsterdam
Valentina Coda
Terschelling Harbor
Terschelling Island
Last Tax Day Pressures at County Offices
County clerks and cashiers faced a Monday rush as taxpayers paid December taxes and bought 1930 dog licenses. Lines extended beyond offices with crowds at windows. receipts were expected to break records. After Monday, dog licenses incur a one dollar penalty and dog catchers will round up untagged animals.
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Fivir Grosswell
Et Ee Beach
Edward Butler
Ami
Swerty Lady
DIAL
I. Ww
George
British Palace
Marie Jose
Belgium
Quirinal
Vatican
O. K
U. 5
LAD
Canton Lad
Dick Harter
Kentucky
Land In Hospital
Downing St
Hunt Flyer
Thompsons
Daily News
Oes Oger Embankment
Liverpool
Joun GC
Popovic
Solon
Hy Catted Reas
Toledo
Jan
Elton Saylor
Zella
Ty Talled Press
Gladys Parks
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