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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1926

Page

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Maximo Fire Claims Man in Dramatic Rescue

Alarming blaze at Maximo destroys a residence and endangered the town. William Berg died hours after being rescued from flames by tenant A A Cheviron who saved three children before collapsing from burns. Cheviron and others aided families as the fire spread through the structure.

William Berg Alliance City Hospital Maximo Berg A. A. Cheviron A. A. Cheveen Louis Wayne Enarlotte Safet Cheviron

Dogless boy wins back canine as city aids pour in

Carl Hamill will get his dog back after a flood of offers to help the boy and his father. The first donor, Canton Bread Co. owner C. H. Rost, arranged light work so the father could earn enough to support them and the dog. Other gifts included shoes, clothing, and weekly money, with many calls to restore the companionship of the dog.

The Daily News C. H. H. Rost Canton Bread Co Associated Charities Rost Carl Carl Hammill Canton Daily News Canton Ohio Carl Hamill Cam Cc. H. Herost A. L Oscar

Man Confesses After Bootleg Run Linked to Canton Bust

A Detroit border seizure led to Canton police arresting Blair Woodside and O H Bowers on prohibition charges. A decoy sting showed Woodside delivering Canadian whiskey to Bowers and a note customer. Woodside admitted running the liquor from Detroit for six months. Deputy Fyler was injured during a raid at Earl C Troup’s home, where a small whiskey cache was found. Fifteen people were present at the scene.

Canton Detroit Ennes Wise Blair Woodside O H. Bowers Tuscarawaa Crabb Bowers Tuscarawas St E Bernard Drummond Politeen Woodside George Kyler Earl C. Troup Fyler Troup Ed Gibson C. W. Kirk Thorn Dietericn Eyler Wade Kirk

Railway manager to be released in Manchuria turmoil

A telegram from the Russian embassy in Harbin states that Manchurian warlord Chang has ordered the release of the railway manager of the Chinese Association in Manchuria. The order had not yet been obeyed, and three directors were imprisoned by Chang’s detachment as troops seized control of the railway.

Bking Margsha Wis Vise Chang Chinese Association Airway Manchuria Harbin Ivanoff Dirartoy Ot Ts Chang

Shaw Recalled as Canton Pastorship Nominee

Binghamton New York January 25 Rev D Stanley Shaw of Tabernacle M E Church has been named to fill the Canton First Methodist Episcopal Church pastorship according to local reports. Shaw once criticized newspapers from the pulpit but later retracted. final confirmation on the vacancy remains pending after Day resignation.

Binghamton, N Stanley Shaw Tabernacle M. E First Methodist Episcopal Church Canton Shaw Binghamton Press Been Day St Episcopal

Autos figure in crash series across city streets

Six motorists repaired cars after four Sunday crashes. W A Bushang 816 McGregor Ave NW collided with Dr Maurer of Massillon on Tuscarawas Street. Dale DeMoas of Akron reported a hit-and-run on 6th Street near McKinley Avenue. A Wyler Bros dairy truck driven by George Wilke was struck on Tuscara near Cleveland and 10th streets. L Noske of Wayne Avenue NE collided with Coupley of Louisville on Rowland Avenue NE.

W. A. Bushang McGregor Av NW Dr Maurer Massillon Bushang Tuscarawas St Shorbav Dam Toad C. Dale de Moas Akron Canton 6Th St McKinley Av de Mans Wyler Bros. Dairy Autom George Wilke Tuscara 10Th St Cleveland Av Rowland Av L. Noske Wayne Av 3. Coupley Louisville Noske 2Nd St

Bank to Honor World Coupons Through February Twenty Four

Due to high demand the First National Bank will honor all World coupons printed in the Daily News up to and including February 24. No new World and 1 for 50 cents coupons will be issued, but readers may clip remaining coupons from the past week’s editions for redemption.

Cantor Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Chrishes Oe Chamber Dan Weigle St. Paul William T. Kuhns Chamber of Commerce Wasley Ieeee Dretke Ra Yy Panaman Traad Aleaterhey King Sylvia Laty Bane H. N. Kerst A. B. Stuber World Daily News First National Bank

Gale Tosses Liner and Vessels in Severe Winter Storm

In one of the worst winter gales, the Antinoe freighter with 25 crew is reported in distress as the President Roosevelt liner head to its rescue. Eleven liners with over 4,000 passengers are delayed. a freighter and a tanker collided off Delaware breakwaters, one tire lost. The storm spans from Labrador to Bermuda.

New York United States Line Roosevelt Delaware Labrador Bermuda

Young bandit Cofferi held in New York robbery case

Sixteen year old Frank Cofferi described as the boss of a burglary syndicate was held in $1,000 bail in New York for robbing several cigar stores. A companion, Frank Sansusky, was also arrested.

New York Frank Cofferi Frank Sansusky

Canton Fans Hear European Stations In Radio Test Night

Local listeners in Canton tuned to European stations during a special broadcast week. London and Madrid, with 2L0 and 6000 watts respectively, dominated the airwaves while Birmingham and Daventry were largely drowned out by interference and whistles.

Canton WEAF New York Damrosch New York Symphony Orchestra Astor Hall Waldorf-Astoria Waantt Ohio Power Co Madrid Spain SIT Birmingham Daventry

Moonshine Still Hidden After Rosa Farm Fire

Searchers recovered coils containers and a tank of liquor making equipment in an outbuilding after a blaze at a two room Rosa home near the United Furnace plant left Mike Rosa dead. Neighbors Ilie and John Gergel escaped with minor injuries as investigators suspect a coal stove in the sleeping room started the fire. No funeral arrangements had been announced.

United Furnace Mike Rosa Rosa East End Rosu Ilie John Gergel

MacCready Altitude Record Flight Delayed by Haze

Dayton Ohio January 25 Lt John A MacCready postponed his attempt to break the world altitude record due to poor visibility. The rule requires takeoff and landing in the same field and the prevailing haze would make this difficult. If weather clears by early afternoon he will attempt the flight.

Dayton John A. MacCready MacReady

Chinese Raid Red Consulate Reported in Harbin

Chinese soldiers raided the Soviet consulate at Harbin and found arms and incriminating documents. A Pekin dispatch to the Evening News says the Soviet government may have offered Premier Tuan Chi Jui the use of Russian troops to police the eastern railway zone.

London Harbin Pekin Evening News Tuan Chi Jui

Chiropractor admits dismembering girl’s body in office

Dr. David R. Marshall a 42 year old chiropractor of Bywood Heights near Philadelphia was charged with murder after confessing to dismembering the body of Miss Anna May Dietrich 34 and disposing of the torso legs and head authorities said he claimed she died by taking poison while he was away at supper he said he did it to avoid responsibility and denied killing her.

Media David R. Marshall Bywood Heights Philadelphia Anna May Dietrich Marshall William Taylor Delaware. Co J. Sweeney Miss Dietrich New York Taylor

Kirby on it in own defense in Cleveland trial

Josiah Kirby founder and former president of the defunct Cleveland Discount Co. faced trial in Federal district court for mail fraud linked to the February 1923 appear. He planned to detail the company’s growth while trying to refute government claims that his false statements aided stock sales. Jury verdict expected by midweek.

Cleveland Josiah Kirby Cleveland Discount Co Federal District Court Kirby

Son of President Hayes Dies at Toledo Home

Richard A. Hayes, 72, son of former President Rutherford B. Hayes and a leading Ohio lawyer, died at his Toledo residence late yesterday from a chronic stomach ailment.

Toledo Richard Acton Hayes Rutherford B. Hayes Ohio

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Bass Ad Man Fred Witter Prive For Additions Jy. i A. Cheviron W. Berg Heart OF City—Aid Deluge H. Bowers Acording Booze Anna May Imetrich Norwood Media Woods Anna Binghamton Gale North Atlantic Roy Bandit Moscow 3 Hamburg Rosa Home Red Discount Co Coo! Under Fire Hayes
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