Jury May Get Thayer Case Late Monday
Testimony in the Albert L Thayer bribery trial ended as Judge Les Kirchbaum adjourned Saturday noon. Arguments will resume Monday morning and, barring delays, the jury may receive the case late Monday afternoon. The trial, involving a bribery charge against Thayer and associates, has featured witnesses including former contractors and real estate figures as defense and prosecution present opposing views on admissibility and credibility.
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Albert L.thayer
Les Krrchbaum
A. C
Rstnon Plumbing
Donald Pint
Panton
Builders’ Exchange
Thayer
Iee Eood
Nants Om
Lauren Thayer
Emmett B Cranston
and Corbett
Schon
Temcea
Poskins
Henry W. Hart
Caten
Remem
HE. Zerner
New Castle
Stimson
Tadge Kirchbaum
Battcoipe
Simaen
Westnet
Cal
Melbourne
Cryatal Park
Arbi Wnd
Japan
Shaffer
Tohn A. Meingartner
Fengles Tempe
de ‘Ente
Teayer Ws ‘Stataat
WIll LAL LAUDS G B S SCARED OF HIM AT CONFERENCE
An Irish satirist and an American humorist met in a Whitehall Court conference about disarmament. Shaw hosted the event and Will Rogers offered quips on battleships and political pretenses while studying Shaw’s talkie short. The exchange touched on world supremacy and the value of humor.
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Will Lal
G. B.S
Imp United Preney Ondon
George Bernard Shaw
Will Rogers
Shaw
Whitehall Court
America
Rogers
Will Togers
Debs Gems Stop Booze Car Bandit Robbery Alert
A $20,000 jewel robbery at a San Francisco fashion house sparked a statewide police hunt for two debonair bandits. They bound guests, ripped rings and necklaces, cut phone lines, and fled amid a wild city chase ending with two arrests for liquor law violations.
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Stimson
Deb
AN Francisco
Anya
Campbell
Gage
Sailors Urge Norwegian Whaling Rights Amid Arctic Activities
Oslo reports sailors urge maintenance of Norwegian rights in Arctic exploration due to present whaling activity. The Sailors Association calls for government action to protect maritime rights as tension rises over northern activities and potential regulatory measures.
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Oslo
Norway
Merolv‘uons
Sallore’ Association of
Tos Eaabers
U.S. and Japanese Women Seek Armament Reduction
Four Americans and two Japanese delegates sail for London aboard the Pari to present memorials urging actual reduction of armaments. Mrs. Rogerston Parsons leads the American group representing 6,000,810 petitioners. Japanese women carry wicker baskets with 180,000 petitions.
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U.S
United Press
New York
London
Rogerston Parsons
Canton Daily News Classified Offers Highlight Local Deals
Classified pages showcase a variety of listings from real estate to job ads and auctions. Readers can find buy and sell opportunities, services, and personal notices organized by category in today’s section.
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Canton Daily
Steel and Auto Industries Gain Steady Momentum
United Press reports in New York that despite heavy weather, steel and automobile sectors show rising activity. Major auto makers report strong first weeks of the year while Bethlehem Steel notes excellent 1920 quarter earnings and steel operations expand toward 3 percent capacity with rising construction demand and growing unfilled orders.
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Richard J. Gridley
United
New York
Moor
White House
Nore
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Hop for Cuba Flight Delayed by Motor Trouble
A Sed iAmerican airliner bound for Cuba faced a delay due to motor trouble but was scheduled to depart later in the day on January 25.
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Washington
Dr James Henry Warman Dies in Plattsburg
Plattsburg Jan 23 Amid brief obituary notes Dr James Henry Warman editor educator and longtime figure in the community dies leaving three daughters. Details incomplete from the datestamp and partial copy. further facts awaited.
Mayor Moves to Strike Petition in Witter Case
A common pleas court session Saturday heard a motion to strike portions of the petition filed against Mayor Herman R. Witter and to make other parts more definite. The motion, tied to a mandamus suit involving city officials, was signed by city solicitor Roseell Mack and the firm Lynch Day Poole and Lynch.
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Common Pleas
Herman R. Witter
Rand
Charles Doers
Aturday
Rseeell
Mack
City Rolleitor
Lynch, Day
Tie
Lynch
Drivers to Get Chauffeurs Exams Under Brown Order
Columbus January 25 State Brown announced a statewide license requirement for all school bus drivers. Attorney General Bettman supported the move after a fatal bus train crash that killed ten children.
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Columbus
Brown
Bettman
Beren
Evans Writes for The News hot stove league preview
Baseball fans renew interest as spring training nears with Evans essaying ten pieces for The Canton Daily News and NEA Service. The first tale recalls Walter Johnson’s pitching debut against Detroit, a fastball that troubled the Tigers and birthed the remark you can’t hit them when you can’t see them.
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South
Billy Evans
Atpire
Canton Daily News
NEA Service
Evans
Weiser Tae
Detroit Tigers
Walter Johnson
Family Home Burns in Strong North Wind
A Canton area blaze destroyed O Ziegler residence on Dales Road early Saturday. The fire started in the living room and rapidly engulfed the structure despite efforts by Canton firefighters and the attempted removal of a car from the basement. Jett and Mrs Ziegler and two children had arrived in Canton that morning.
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Ills
Dales
Ziegler
al Fritipo
Bowen
Millsind
Thtpo
Canton Fire Department
Jatt
Me Ziegler
Canton
Tam O'Shanter
Goit
Fraud Warning Blasts City Garbage Service Conduct
Phage Department reports authorised personnel collecting money from homeowners amid numerous complaints. Superintendent Clore sees irregular methods at homes and workplaces, with references to newspaper carrier delinquency. Jack Dempsey refereeing Friday night at the Auditorium with seating through Simp sons and Courtland Hotel. Prices listed as 1, 2, 5 and $5 in limited guides.
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Clore
Garbag
Mr Law
Jack Dempsey
Avaitorium
Simpons
Courtland Hotel
May see Blonde Held On Murder Charge
Crowds lined the route as Irene Shrader and companion Flenn Dug Phoenix were paraded by train en route to court. Attorney Powell, claiming to represent Shrader, was denied access by authorities and told to seek proper retention. Reporters noted no visits to Shrader or child at the jail as the convoy moved toward Youngstown.
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Irene Shrader
Lawrence
Youngs Town
Hild Brant
James A Chambers
Mamie Baum
John Crawford
Wheeling
W Va
Cil
War
Sanrader
Sylvania
Missing bank head held in Cincinnati jail
Benjamin Henderson, the Camargy State Bank cashier from Maddiera, is jailed in Cincinnati on charged embezzlement of 46800. He had been missing for a month claiming amnesia after cashing a 5200 heel on the day he disappeared and only remembered when he spoke with officials.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Henderson
Camargy State Bank
Maddeira
Henderson
Spearma
Byrd and Party Reported Ok After Antarctic Rescue
Rear Admiral Byrd and his party are reportedly safe after a perilous Antarctic voyage. Advices received by acting Secretary of Navy Jahneke indicate the Navy will proceed with rescue only if life is at stake, signaling a possible critical situation.
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Washington
Byrd
Jahneke
United States Navy
Food Delivered to Flooded Areas as Relief Efforts Continue
Reports describe aircraft dropping food to residents in inundated regions along the Wabash and White rivers. Officials say about 2,260 families remain marooned and in need of aid while some communities fear missing persons. Rescue teams pushed sleds over rough terrain to deliver medicine and food to isolated settlements.
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Indi Minis
Hatte Treeen
Wabash
White
Jenatar An
Flatboats Rescued 200 Families In Arkansas Swamp
Motor powered flatboats pushed their way through waterlogged Arkansas swamps to rescue residents stranded in the St Francis River valley. More than 20 months without flood aid or fuel for nearly a week left many in dire straits. three deaths were reported among the rescued.
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United Press
Ark
Arkansas
Wharte
St Francis River
Snow Drifts Close Roadsides In Frigid North Wind
Snow blown into the city by a cold north wind filled roadsides with deep drifts by Saturday morning. Hillsides remained barren except for the white covering. Temperatures fell to 17 degrees at 9 am with a low around 11 degrees. Light showers are forecast for Sunday.
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Cnill
Bishop Palmerston Andered Near Death In Chicago
Most Rev Palmerston Ander ed bishop of Chicago lay near death in Chicago as doctors reported little hope for recovery after a heart attack Wednesday and again Thursday. His 67 years old family gathered at his bedside as prospects dimmed.
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Chicago
Palmerston
Justice! Robber Gets 16 Years For Million Dollar Stock Swindle
In London on January 25 a case of a man swindling people out of a million dollars through fake stock trades was heard. He received a 16 year sentence, highlighting the harshness of justice here and the speed with which criminals are punished compared to delays and lengthy battles back home.
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Wm Rogers
Ondon
Conaensun
Vaudevile
Senate
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