Clara Bow Returns to Brooklyn to See Harry Richman
Clara Bow arrives in New York from Hollywood to greet Harry Richman and her family. She brings a life sized doll named Toots and kisses Richman in front of 3000 fans as questions about their engagement swirl. Bow jokes about secrecy while noting she is thinner and wearing no rouge.
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Clara Bow
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Harry Richman
Harry
Grand Central Terminal
Richman
Mise Bow
Toots
Clara
Miss Bow
Miss Row
Rolle Royce
Driver and Nine Children Die in Ohio Wreck
A New York Central express collided with a bus carrying Brook Park School pupils in Berea Ohio. Nine children and the bus driver were killed while Mary Davidson survived with minor injuries. The crossing had only a wood warning sign and the engineer brakeed to a stop after the crash.
Thayer Testifies In Bribe Case At Molly Stark Sanatorium
Albert L. Thayer the architect for the Molly Stark tuberculosis sanitarium faced a long preliminary testimony session in which he described plan preparation steps and copies of specifications. He is accused of soliciting a $7500 bribe from the contracting firm’s officials for the hospital project.
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Albert L. Thayer
Molly Stark
Thayer
Walter 8. Ruff
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Castle
Stark Co
Springfield Lake Hospital
National Tuberculosis Society
Doctor Doran May Quit as Prohibition Chief
Reports say Dr. James M. Doran may resign as prohibition commissioner after Congress passes a bill shifting enforcement duties from the Treasury to the Justice Department. Doran, a 23 year veteran chemist, would not confirm but not resigning now.
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Ashington
James M. Doran
Prohibition
Congress
Treasury
Justice Department
Doran
Missouri and Arkansas guards to train in Florida
The War Department announced that anti aircraft units of the Missouri and Arkansas National Guard will be trained in Florida due to unfavorable firing conditions at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The 206th Coast Artillery and the 131st Observation Squadron of Arkansas will train at Fort Barrancas, Florida, this year, with the 203d Missouri Coast Artillery returning there in 1931. Training periods will be permanent until mid western facilities are available.
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Missouri
Arkansas National Guard
Florida
Fort Sill
Oklo
War Department
206Th Coast Artillery
Arkansas
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Missouri Coast Arillery
Archbishop Denounces Gunshot Morality in Address
Arch bishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore assailed gunshot morality in a speech before the League of Laymen's retreats in Washington. He stated the Catholic church never believed in gunshot morality and urged a moral standard aligned with Catholic teaching.
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Washington
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
League of Laymen
Feud Factions Placed Under Peace Bonds in Twin Creek
In Portmouth Ohio on January 22 ten members of the Blevins-Fite and Moore-Williams clans were placed under peace bonds to curb violence. The feud stems from Robey Williams killing Lafe Belvins and recent ambush attempts as both sides issued warrants and clashes erupted, ending with both families seeking arrests.
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Blevins-Fite
Moore-Williams
Cooper Brothers
Twin Creek
Robey Williams
Lafe Belvins
Blevine- Fite
Robey Moore
Williams
Moore
Snook Lawyers Begin New Appeal To U S Supreme Court
In Columbus on January 22 Attorneys for Dr James Howard Snook former Ohio State University professor condemned to death for the murder of Theora Hix began drafting a U S Supreme Court appeal He was granted a stay until February 28 by the Ohio Supreme Court marking the third stay since his imprisonment last August The U S Supreme Court remains his last hope unless clemency is granted which is considered unlikely and could seal his doom.
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Inamorata
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Snook
U. S Supreme Court
State Board of Clemency
High Tribunals
Man Loses Trowel Causes Divorce Suit
John Jankowsky misplaced his trowel and paused bricklaying for days while searching. He found the tool in his pantry used as his wife's cake knife, prompting a divorce suit from him and a counter suit from her alleging he beat her upon discovery.
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Chicago
John Jankowsky
Auto Driver Dies in Milan Bridge Crash
W. Taylor, 65, was killed when his car crashed into a bridge abutment at Milan near Sandusky Ohio. He was identified as driving the vehicle. Local authorities investigated the accident.
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Sandusky, O
Taylor
Milan
Here
Severe cold front moves into Canton and Stark areas
A cold mass from the northwest reached Canton and Stark on late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures fell from a Tuesday high of 24 degrees to 18 by Tuesday night and then to 10 degrees before Wednesday dawn, with more cold weather expected.
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Canton
Stark
Cold Wave Strands Hundreds as Ice Clamps Midwest
In Chicago territory temperatures drop below zero as storms head east. About 500 families in flooded Arkansas and Indiana are marooned. Near Vincennes Indiana isolated residents face water encirclement with 64 people including 15 children on a dry knoll. A two year old woman is stranded on the second story of her home. Food runs low.
Canton Jackson Club to Host Democratic Rally Banquet
Several hundred Democrats from Canton and from across the state attend a Courtland Hotel banquet hosted by the Canton Jackson Club. George White and Martin L. Davey are slated for major remarks with possible gubernatorial or U S Senate announcements. Carl Klein leads Canton Democrats as club officers are to be elected after the program. Mayor and Mrs Witter host a mezzanine reception 5:30 to 6:30.
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Canton
Canton Jackson Club
Courtland Hotel
George White
Marietta
Martin L. Davey
Kent
United States
Roscoe McCulloch
John McSweeney
Wooster
U. S
Aliee Pomerene
Massillon
New Philadelphia
Millersburg
Carl Kiein
Herman Witter
Court Land
Employment Gains Promised as Hoover Cabinet Signals Upward Trend
Washington January 22 cabinet members voiced encouragement for the unemployed. Secretary Lamont noted employment decline after the October stock market crash, with a turning up now. He urged expanded home building and improvements to existing structures to create jobs.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commerce Lamont
National Business Survey
Cloth Workers Strike Closes Factories in Petropolis
Rio de Janeiro reports Petropolis cloth factories halted operations today as workers strike over conditions and wages, shutting down production in Brazil's summer capital.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Petropolis
Smith praised for radio pronunciation by Tolstoy translator
Nathan Haskell Dole, author and translator, writes Alfred E. Smith a note praising his pronunciation of radio as short a. Dole explains radio is the ablative of radius and thus should be spoken with a short a, linking it to Smith's lower East Side speech.
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York
Alfred E. Smith
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Nathan Haskell Dole
Tolstoy
Smith
Rubio Sees U.S. Good Will for Mexican Citizens
Mexico City dispatch reports President-elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio in his first interview since returning from a goodwill tour. He says legally resident Mexicans in the United States are welcome and fairly treated and that U.S. authorities show sympathy and aid to Mexican colonies, reflecting strong mutual regard.
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Mexico City
United States
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Rio Grande
Cass
La Follette Called Before Wisconsin Campaign Probe
Ben. Robert M. La Follette was summoned to appear before a Wisconsin legislative committee to probe expenditures in state political campaigns. After his testimony the panel planned to move hearings to New York to question Richard M. Lee about contributions to Wisconsin campaigns.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin Legislative Committee
la Follette
New York
Richard M. Lee
Wisconsin
Paraguay protests Bolivia at League over Chaco dispute
Geneva January note to the League of Nations accuses Bolivia of attacking Isla Pd in the Chaco Boreal and of aggression in the disputed region, prompting a diplomatic protest from Paraguay.
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Geneva
Paraguay
League of Nations
Bolivia
Isla Pd
Chaco Boreal
Canton Auto Show Opens February 15 Free Admission
The fifth annual automobile show will run February 15 to 22 at Land O Dance Market Ave N. Admission is free for the first time in Canton history. Harrison B. Fisher will manage the event with all Canton dealers exhibiting the latest models. Accessory dealers will share stalls under the balcony. Nearly 40 000 visitors are expected over the three days as new models debut.
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Land O Dance
Market Av N
Harrison B. Fisher
Canton
Land O' Dance
Doran scoffs at Sirovich denaturants in Congress
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Doran calls three proposed substitutes for denatured alcohol "jokes" and says pyridene malachite green and diethyl phthalate are unsatisfactory. He notes wood alcohol remains the only denaturant proven satisfactory after twenty years of use.
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Washington
Rep
Sirovich
New York
Prohibition
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Klee-No-Frez Promises Cold Weather Radiator Protection
Ady claims Klee-No-Frez shields radiators down to 20 below zero. Service says product offers protection and performance.
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Service Sa. Ady
TARDIEU SEES SPLIT BETWEEN U.S. AND BRITAIN
French Premier Tardieu says Britain and the United States are farther apart on naval policy after MacDonald’s Washington visit. He plans to mediate between MacDonald and Stimson to reconcile theories on key points. A three hour dinner helped clear heavy underbrush in discussions among American British and French delegations.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Andrew Tardieu
France
Tardieu
MacDonald
Henry L Stimson
British Theories On Several Outstanding Points.” Tardieu
Il . m
No. 10
Downing #1
Dino Grandi
Stimson
England
S&j. James Palace
Parley at Silk Hat Democrat Convention Described
Special to Canton Datty Sewell from London reports a Mock cosmopolitan Democratic gathering with a king figure leaving early. Eight speeches for England and one for America filled three hours of praise with little conflict and a note of sympathy for Arkansas and Dawes, amid fog and late arrivals.
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Canton
Sewell Ondon
Stimson
England
America
Joe Robinson
Commonwealth of Arkansas
1200 Arrested After Berlin Fascist Meeting
In Berlin a Fascist meeting ended in violence with 1200 attendees arrested by police. No casualties were reported, but the gathering dissolved amid clashes between Communists and Fascists last night.
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Berlin
Berea Bus Crash Victims and Injured List
The dead and one injured in the Berea bus crash are William Pastorek 10 Jack Walter 12 Juanita Walter 9 John Taylor 34 bus driver Rita Zielenski 6 Vincent Zielenski 6 Dorothy Zielenski 6 Vernon Davidson 7 William Davidson 14 Evelyn Kaltembach 7 The injured child is Ethel May Davidson 9 at Berea Hospital.
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Buthatted Preas
Berea
William Pastorek
Jack Walter
Juanita Walter
John Taylor
Rita Zielenski
Vincent Zielenski
Dorothy Zielenski
Vernon Davidson
William Davidson
Evelyn Kaltembach
Ethel May Davidson
Berea Hospital
Berea High School Bus Crash Claims Young Students
After a collision on Sheldon road at Berea, a school bus returning from Berea High School carried 12 students. Ambulances rushed victims to a hospital where all but three died, two of them shortly after arrival. Parents hurried to undertakers as officials identified victims from the roll call.
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Junior Walter
Juanita Walter
Berea
Sheldon Rd
Berea High School
State, County Start Probes into Berea Crash Tragedy
County Prosecutor Ray T. Miller ordered an immediate investigation into the Berea crossing disaster that killed 11 people. He dispatched three investigators to collect photographs and evidence before wreckage removal. In Columbus the public utilities commission sent two investigators to Berea to probe the train bus crash that claimed 11 lives.
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Ray T. Miller
Berea
Miller
Columbus
The
Public Utilities Commission
J. T. Briggs
Harry Evans
Briggs
Alliance
Evans
Cambridge
Coroner orders inquest after bus struck by train
Coroner A. J. Pearse ordered an inquest at Berea City hall after a bus was hit in its center by an approaching train near Brook Park school house. Pearse questioned how the driver failed to see the train as investigators examined the bus and road conditions.
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Brook Park School House
A. J. Pearse
Berea City Hall
Dr. Pearse
Pearse
Veteran Engineer Recalls Fatal School Bus Crash
John A. Hand engineer of New York Central fast express No 19 describes the Be rea crossing accident that killed 10 pupils and the bus driver. He and Fire man John Deal say they did not see the bus until the crash. The train was traveling about 45 miles per hour and the tragedy left Hand pale and nervous.
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LEDO
John A. Hand
New York Central
Berea
Chicago
Hand
John Deal
Dea
Mand
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