Voice of the Telephone and a Tax Break for Drivers
A Canton column notes a General and merchants on telephone etiquette highlighting how polite speech can affect business. A separate tax board ruling allows motorists to deduct auto losses from taxes after accidents if not compensated by insurance or other means.
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United States
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Board of Appell
Richmond
Canton Chamber of Commerce dinner praised for menu and cooperation
Canton's second annual home products dinner at the Courtland Hotel drew favorable comments from attendees during the annual Canton Chamber of Commerce meeting. A B Brinkworth credited the committee teams for a successful event and the elaborate menu created with local producers and distributors. Patrolman Samuel Heckman reported killing nearly a dozen stray dogs this week amid a warmer winter spell, while a false alarm at Canton Daily News offices turned out to be a misread scene with a gleaming new car attracting a crowd.
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Canton
Courtland
Canton Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Brinkworth
Samuel Heckman
Heckman
Tra Monderbaugh
Canton Daily News
Johnny
Ruling renews fight on Capt Clarke pay
City Solicitor says Safety Director Kimbel acted within rights to stop Capt Ben Clarke disability pay. Attorney Rodgers to file mandamus before the court of appeals to force pension denial and test whether Clarke must choose pension or continue disability pay of 56.25 semi monthly. He argues the director cannot force a departyment member to take pension when disability pay is owed.
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James E. Kinnison
Samuel E. Barr
Harry M. Kimbel
Ben E. Clarke
Bernard Rodgers
Capt. Clarke
Court of Appeals
Police
Rodgers
Police Department
C. C. Curtis
Kimbel
Clarke
Mr. Rodgers
Peak Congestion At Stark County Workhouse
Stark County workhouse housed 390 prisoners for 80 capacity on Saturday. Beds filled dining room and dormitories, with chapel used as sleeping area and beds occupying hallways. Discharges reduced count to 383. state plans to vacate an old wire factory to add dormitory space. contracting counties and federal inmates sustain the institution with income.
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Stark Co
State Highway Department
Youngstown
Ohio
Zanesville Man Seeks New Trial in Embezzlement Case
ZANESVILLE Jan 21 Motion for a new trial filed by attorneys for George K Browning 67 former Muskingum co prosecutor convicted last night by a jury of embezzling 14234 from defunct Standard Securities Co where he was manager Browning is at Wherry on 5000 bond He was indicted Feb 4 after the company was investigated by the states blue sky securities division R W White an official of the company indicted with Browning has not yet been tried.
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Zanesville
George K. Browning
Muskingum Co
Standard Securities Co
Prowning
Wherry
Blue Sky Department
State Securities Division
R. W. White
Browning
Man Killed by Box Car on Erie Tracks
Frank Davis aged 70 was struck and killed by a box car while collecting coal along Pennsylvania tracks in Erie. The engine crew did not see him when moving the car and believe a sore wind caused the accident.
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Erie
Frank Davis
Pennsylvania
Goethals Panama Canal Builder Dies in New York
Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals U S Army retired and builder of the Panama Canal died in New York at age 70 after months of illness. He passed at 11 55 am in a hotel apartment where he lived with his wife Effie Rodman and two sons Col George R and Dr Thomas R Goethals. Funeral will be held at West Point Tuesday afternoon. He was born June 29 1858 in Brooklyn and attended the College of the City of New York and the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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New York
George W. Goethals
U. S. Army
Panama Canal
Goethals
Gen. Goethals
Effie Rodman
New Bedford
Mass
Col
George R
Thomas R. Goethals
West Point
Muscle Shoals Canal
Tennessee River
Brooklyn
College of the City of
San Francisco Democrats Back Gov Al Smith Nomination
San Francisco Democrats endorsed Gov. Al Smith of New York for the presidential nomination and urged California voters to send a delegation to the national convention. The committee also called for expulsion of Senator Heflin for anti Catholic remarks, labeling him a bigot and coward. A copy of the resolution was sent to Senate leader Jos eph Robinson seeking support to ban Heflin from the party.
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San Francisco
Democratic Organization of
al Smith
New York
Gov. Smith
Democratic Committee of
Smith
Democratic Standard
Heflin
Ard
Robinson
Ark
Senate
Missing Toledo Girl Traced to Detroit
Ruth Lottridge a 14 year old Notre Dame Academy student from Toledo was traced to Detroit by Detective C H Halstead after being missing since Tuesday. He said she was seen at a Monroe hotel Tuesday night and Wednesday night with a young man and later at a restaurant and a show with an older man.
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Detroit
Mich
Ruth Lottridge
Notre Dame Academy
Toledo
C. H. Halstead
Halstead
Soden
Monroe
Kellogg Receives France's Reply on Antiwar Treaty Note
Ambassador Claudel delivered the French government's answer to the US note about not limiting the multilateral antiwar treaty to aggression. The State Department said the note would not be released for publication until tomorrow.
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Washington
Claudel
Kellogg
United States
State Department
Canton Daily News Moves to New Market Street Home
The Canton Daily News transfers all departments to Market and 5th Street. Editorial equipment arrives by Saturday night, forms for Sunday edition close at 8, and heavy printing machinery is being installed. Complete transfer expected before nightfall with editions on schedule Monday. For information call 7321.
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Canton Daily News
Market
Sthst
Market Ard
5Th St
Belligerent Oil Interests In Conflicts
Washington reports a vast, tangled clash of oil power involving American British Dutch and Russian interests. A memo alleges foreign drains on U S reserves linked to Royal Dutch Shell Roxana and Shell of California while the Netherlands seeks oil leases on federal public lands.
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Washington
President Coolidge
United States
Royal Dutch Shell Oil Group
Netherlands
Great Britain
Roxana
Shell of
California
J. H. VanRosen
State Department
Cosgrave Talk Broadcast Across Nation From Chicago
Nineteen radio stations in the east and midwest carried the address of William T. Cosgrave president of the Irish Free State from Chicago tonight. Cosgrave discussed current economic and industrial conditions in Ireland. Roger Faherty president of the Irish Fellowship Club introduced Cosgrave at 9 o clock central time.
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New York
East
Middlewest
William T. Cosgrave
Mrs Hickman Heads West to Testify at Hickman Trial
Mrs Eva Hickman and her son Alfred depart Kansas City for Los Angeles to testify in the Edward Hickman kidnap slaying trial. Perry Parker, Marion Parker’s father, will be the only other family member to testify. A list of 34 state witnesses was released, sparing Marion’s twin Marjorie and others from testifying.
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Kansas City
Eva Hickman
Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Alfred Hickman
University of Kansas
Edward
Cal
Perry M. Parker
the Fox
William Edward Hickman
Oiher
Marjorie
Marion
US Nicaragua policy sparks Senate attack on Marines
Senator Dill denounced the marine occupation of Nicaragua as one of the blackest crimes against U S armed forces. He demanded immediate withdrawal, accusing Marine presence of protecting speculative American investments in a country with an unstable government.
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Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Dill
Nedmyngton
Senate AY
Ohio Wesleyan to Get Gigantic Lens
The Bureau of Standards completed the largest optical glass disc ever built in the United States. A 70 inch diameter, 11 inch thick mirror weighing 3500 pounds was poured in a special furnace mold after eight months of annealing at 2400 degrees. It will be used in a new reflecting telescope at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio.
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United States
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Ohio Wesleyan Univeristy
Delaware
College
Commerce Department
A. N. Finn
Bureau
Little Lad Stages Circus Near Broadway Is Jailed
A six year old performer Eddie Bakugian staged a circular show with a dog on Broadway attracting coins from spectators. Patrolman John Creehan detained him after the crowd donated. The boy said his father was ill and his mother worked, and his mother later reclaimed him with a plan to keep the act off Broadway.
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Little Lad Stages Circus
Broadway
New York
East Side West Side
John Creehan
Edward Bakugian
Eddie
Kaiser Bill Faces New Lifeline After Court Ruling
Kaiser Bill, the German police dog condemned to death for killing 36 sheep, lost a circuit court appeal but may gain life or liberty on a pending appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals. Mrs. Minnie Gay, owner, secured a stay while pursuing further review, with possible U.S. Supreme Court action. The dog was identified by circumstantial evidence as the killer though not positively proven.
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Mount Sterling
Kaiser Bill
Circuit
Henry R. Prewitt
Minnie Gay
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Gay
United States Supreme Court
Soap Process Inventor Henry Schenkel Dies by Suicide
Henry Schenkel a veteran soap process inventor died at his St Louis home from a self inflicted gunshot. Friends believe the act stemmed from litigation in which Procter and Gamble sought an injunction to bar him from selling the formula of a process owned by William Waltke and Co recently acquired by P and G.
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ST. Louis
Henry Schenkel
Procter and Gamble Co
William Waltke and Co
Procter and Gamble
Schenkel
Freighter May Be In Distress At Sea
Radio broadcasting was silenced to aid a ship believed in distress on the Atlantic. The coast guard cutter Ammen tried to contact the steamer Nebraskan by wireless. The Nebraskan is a 5332 ton steel freighter from New York operated by the American-Hawaiian line of the United American.
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New York
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Ammen
Lloyd's Shipping Register
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
United American Lines
Boy Braves Blaze To Rescue Mother
Cleveland Jan 21 Fourteen year old Casimir Archacki saved his mother Sophie Archacki 38 from fire after her clothing caught on a gas grate in their kitchen He tore away the burning fabric wrapped her in blankets and suffered burns to his hands authorities say his quick action saved her life Mrs Archacki remains seriously burned in Lakeside Hospital
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Cleveland
Casimir Archacki
Sophie Archacki
Oil Scandal Backers Questioned by Senate Panel
Washington January 21 nine oil men and bankers were summoned by the senate public lands committee to reopen the Teapot Dome probe. The session seeks to determine whether about 3 million dollars in profits from the Continental Oil Company reached politicians or officials including former interior secretary Albert B Fall.
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Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Teapet Dome
Libert Bende Protite
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
San Diego Newspapers Sold to Ira Copley for 3 Million
San Diego Morning Union and Evening Tribune were sold by Spreckinke Investment Co. to Ira Copley of Aurora Illinois. The announcement suggests a price near three million dollars for the two papers.
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San Diego
Cal
San Diego Morning Union
Evening Tribune
J. B. and
A. B. Spreckiee Investment Co
Ira Copley
Aurora
Col. Copley
Hughes Affirms Nonaggressive Pan American Policy
Former Secretary Charles Evans Hughes, speaking as U S delegate to the Pan American conference, declares U S action in Central America aimed at peace and order and vows equal rights for all nations. He states the United States respects territorial integrity and has no policy of aggression, adding the aim to stabilize and withdraw.
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Havana
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Nicaragua
Hughes
Relief From Cold Seen As Ohio Reels From Deep Freeze
Columbus reports rising temperatures expected to ease a brutal cold wave that left eight deaths and three major fires. Fires destroyed blocks in New Lexington Hillsboro and damaged a lumber firm in Columbus with 1 500 000 feet of timber lost. Deaths were recorded in Fremont Cleveland Toledo Youngstown Ashtabula Cambridge Columbus Springfield.
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Columbus
New Lexington
Hillsboro
Fremont
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstons
Ashtabula
Cambridge
Springfield
Quiet report of naval disaster silenced at San Pedro
Reports of a naval disaster that unsettled San Pedro vanished as the US battle fleet returned from maneuvers. A hospital ship Relief left port after a dawn message asked for another ship to join maneuvers, though 200 crew were ashore.
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San Pedro
Cal
United States
California
Suspect Held in Akron Theft
Fred Herline of the Regal Hotel was arrested in Cleveland for questioning in the Tew tire firm holdup near Akron. A federal secret service operative nabbed him in a downtown shop. money and a purse were found on the suspect. Tew, VP of Spodrich Tire & Rubber Co, was en route to identify the man. The trio were ambushed as they rode back from a nearby city when a bandit jumped onto the running board and robbed them.
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Cleveland
Fred Herline
Regal
T. D. Tew
Spodrich Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Herline
Federal
Secret Service
Tew
Memphis News Seller Circulation Padding Denied in Libel Suit
Evidence suggests the Memphis Press and the News-Scim had padded circulation figures for the News-Seller in a $1,000,000 libel case against former publishers of the Memphis Commercial Appeal and tied Scripps-Howard newspapers to the matter.
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Memphis
Memphis News-Scimi
News-Sellar
Memphis Net
Scripps-Howard Powepeper
Agat
Com- Rian Aais
Mphis Commercial Appeal
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