Luethi resigns as Canton Chamber of Commerce manager
Harry W. Luethi, eight years as Canton Chamber of Commerce manager, resigns effective April 1 with board acceptance. The post pays about 7,500 annually. successor to be chosen locally. Luethi, a former Ashtabula secretary and national chamber leader, may stay until successor is named. He resides in Culver pl NW.
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Harry W. Luethi
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Luethi
John Schubach
Chamber of Commerce
Schubach
Chamber
Canton
Ashtabula
National Association of Commercial Organization
Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Culver Pl
Senate Okays 24 Million Dollar Prohibition Aid
Senate passed a modified Harris amendment to a deficiency bill authorizing the president to apportion a 24 million dollar extra prohibition appropriation among agencies including the customs service and coast guard. Mellon's opposition centers on court facilities for dry cases and the need for broader distribution beyond the dry bureau.
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Mellon
Senate
Harris
House
Prohibition Bureau
Customs Service
Coast Guard
Camp Fire Girls Meet In Salineville
Jan 23 Camp Fire Girls gather at June Andrews home Ancolnst for singing and planning future work. Refreshments served. Next meeting to be at Miss Rita Hanley's home.
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Salineville
June Andrews
Ancolnst
Rita Hanley
Will Rogers Prediction Special
A newspaper teaser recalls Will Rogers claims influence over US diplomacy with Mexico and a potential offer for secretary of state. Rogers praises a key figure and notes favorable relations due to that person’s personality, while contrasting diplomatic approaches and weather-related observations.
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Roads Turned Ice Glare
A midwest cold wave and rain turning to ice caused accidents and hazardous streets from Canton to Chicago. Temperatures plunged with Havre 20 below and The Pas 30 below, while officials warned little relief for 36 hours. Public notice invites a Web Lake Park dance at Meyers Lake Eve Jan 23.
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South Dakota
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Wisconsin
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Fraternal Order Eagles Meeting Date Change
The regular Fraternal Order Eagles meeting scheduled for Thursday January 24 is moved to Friday January 25 at 7 30 P M An official visit by Past State President John A Abel will be present Initiation and lunch led by John H Papist W Pres Robt G Schisler Sec Canton Aerie No 141 Adv
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Eagles
John A. Abel
John H. Papist
G. Schisler
Sec
Canton Aerie No
Kaltenbaugh Insanity Defense Opens New Legal Battle
Edward Kaltenbaugh’s attorneys filed notice Tuesday that insanity will be his defense. He is charged with first degree murder in the slayings of John and Bertha Oser near Canal Fulton. A special sanity hearing, before a separate jury, is required under the new law and could end the case or prolong it beyond the murder trial.
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Edward Kaltenbaugh
Kaltenbaugh
John
Bertha Oser
Canal Fulton
Oser
A. W. Agler
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Senators Back Mahon for Cleveland U S attorney
The two Ohio senators favor Wilfred J. Mahon for U S attorney in Cleveland. Buron of Cleveland recommended Mahon to President Coolidge, with Fess also signaling support. Mahon, assistant district attorney under Bernsteen, has backing from A G Sargent and is expected to be sent to the Senate soon.
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James E. Kinnison
United States
Cleveland
U.S
Theodore Burton
Calvin Coolidge
Wilfred J. Mahon
Simeon D. Fess
Mahon
Sen. Burton
Kinnison
A. E. Bernsteen
John G. Sargent
Senate
Prisoners on Way to Trials In Transit to West
Bryan Whitney Walker and Fred Nave, chained in Pullman berths with iron bars to bar escapes, sped westward on a New York Central train toward trial. Walker, under Colorado Springs Police Chief Hugh D. Harper, faces four murder charges from the Lamar bank holdup. Nave, under Sheriff Fred Bowles, is sought for bank holdups and murders across Oklahoma.
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Whitney
Lamar
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Nave
Oklahoma
Bus victim admits 946000 bank hold up
Teddy Branski, among the bus crash victims near Bellevue Ohio, confesses to Chief North that he and two companions robbed a Detroit bank of 46000. Branski and Brawski said they fled to Flint Michigan then a Connecticut town before the men were killed or captured, with Blanski offering to reveal the hiding spot if helped and his son cared for.
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United Press
Bellevue
Teddy Branski
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Norih
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North Brawski
Flint
Mich
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Branski
Dayton crash kills three outside Dayton
Three members of a young party returning from a marathon dance were killed when their roadster was struck by a Big Four passenger train at a crossing in Dayton. Killed were Albert Ingleman 25 Charles Walker 14 both of Dayton and Effie Powers 21 of Barre Station Ruth Summers 18 Dayton was seriously injured and expected to die.
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Dayton
Albert Ingleman
Charles Walker
Effie Powers
Barre Station
Ruth Summers
Paepares
Senate vote secrecy condemned by constitutional authorities
United Press reports constitutional authorities in the Senate denouncing the long standing secrecy rule on voicing its ballot on Roy O. West for secretary of the interior. Senators Borah Walsh and others argue the public has a right to know the outcome, amid rare disclosure of the full ballot.
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Senate
Roy O. West
United Press
George W. Norrin
Judiciary Committee
William FE. Borah
Idaho
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Japan Russia at odds report circulates in Berlin
An unconfirmed Berlin rumor claims Japan and Russia severed relations, cited as a questionable source. The fragmentary notice also contains unrelated address data and an advertisement for a repair shop at 108 4th St NW and 121 34 SE.
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Berlin
Japan
4Th St NW
Ady
Tragic Lake Shore bus crash in Bellevue toll rises to nineteen
Two more victims died, bringing the Lake Shore interurban wreck near Bellevue, Ohio to 19 dead. Four bodies mangled beyond identification. Fourteen injured with some in danger. Three investigations ordered, led by the Public Utilities Commission and county officials to determine responsibility.
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United Press
Bellevue
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Wysveeilelei
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Ryser Ap Ayaue
42 White Crosses On 2 Mile Road Tragedy Site
Bellevue Ohio reports 42 white crosses marking the two mile road from here to Columbus Pike where a deadly bus interurban crash claimed 18 lives yesterday. Investigators including Edward Martin and state officials plan a grand jury review in Norwalk next week as more details surface.
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Posse Hunts Hospital Thug in New City Swamp
Vincent de Metro, a New York gangster, hid behind trees and rocks in an ignited swamp near New City while deputies troopers and guardsmen closed in. A constable was left badly beaten and not expected to live, a 60 year old man battered the gangster to flight, and a railroad conductor was nursing injuries as De Metro fled toward Orangeburg State Hospital. Special Officer Walter Edtmonsen pursued in uniform, with De Metro jumping onto a moving train at Tappan after a gunfire round that wounded no one.
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New York
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de Metro
Orangeburg State Hospital
McCulloch to Be Considered for Public Utilities Post
Governor Myers Y. Cooper's appointee Roscoe C. McCulloch of Canton faces Senate confirmation Thursday morning. The Rules Committee set a clock to act on the recommendation, with McCulloch to take office immediately if approved, succeeding Frank B. Maullar.
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Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
State Senate
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
McCulloch
Frank B. Maullar
Chillicothe
City plans new fire stations for annexed west side
The police and fire committee proposes two new fire stations in the newly annexed western territory near Whipplerd and in the industrial southwest zone. They also consider removing two old stations and expanding hydrant networks as growth shifts westward, with Engine Houses 4 and 5 slated for relocation.
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John Burkhardt
Whipplerd
Burkhardt
Dueber Ar
West Corporation
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19Th Ste
Market Or
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Market Av
City
Three Navy Sailors Drown After Canal Zone Collision
The Navy announced that coxswain Fred W. Schweinberg of West Orange New Jersey seaman Herbert MacDowell of Jacksonville Florida and fireman Early Tibbetts of Haverhill Massachusetts were drowned in a collision between a gig and a barge in the Canal Zone on Sunday. Their bodies will be brought to Hampton Roads aboard the supply ship U S Nitro in early February.
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Fred W. Schweinberg
West Orange
N. J
Herbert MacDowell
Seaman
Jacksonville
Fla
Early Tibbetts
Haverhill
Mass
Canal Zone
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Pretty Anita Falls Prey to Blackmailers in Monte Carlo Gamble
Today’s feature recounts Anita’s peril as blackmailers threaten after she gambles away fortune in Monte Carlo. The tale appears in the paper’s entertainment and appears on page 3 with editorial notes and crossword hints.
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Anita Keep
Gay Monte Carlo
Angelo Patri
Dr. Fishbein
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