Queen of Bootleggers Sent To Ohio Reformatory
Anne Mangeres of 705 2nd Street NE is ordered to the Ohio Reformatory for Women for failing to pay a $500 fine and costs after a Tuesday court ruling by Judge Snyder. Her car, a Chandler, is confiscated with a salvage tag of sixty five dollars.
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Anne Mangeres
Canton Daily News
Ohio Reformatory For
Reformatory
Mos Snyder
Chandler
He Chandler
Daily News
Adherence to World Court May Be Approved by Senate
Washington January 26 The Senate may approve American adherence to the World Court before adjournment with reservations and protocol provisions. Swanson proposals would let the United States withdraw anytime and bar questions without treaty, notaries, or advisory opinions, while keeping out of Europe entanglements.
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Senate Cne
Weeting
Contlolee
Hughes
Coolidge
Curtie
Kansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Swanson
Virginia
United States
America
League of Nations
Europe
Stark County Bar Sets Limits on Expert Evidence and Procedure
Stark County bar delegates favor legislation to restrict expert witness use in criminal cases and to standardize court records across jurisdictions. They oppose changing trial timing rules and expanding civil interpleader rights while seeking uniform municipal court law and judge salary terms. A committee was formed to study clerks of court fees and calendar collection.
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Star, Co Bar Association
State Bar
Cincinnati
Stark CO Bar
Common Pleas Juages
Urban A. Werner
Valuable art stolen from Miami studio
Police report nine paintings valued at over 100000 dollars plus four more works stolen from Alfredo Valento’s Miami studio. The missing group, including The Temptation of St Anthony painted circa 1480, totals about 190000 dollars in value with no trace found.
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Miami
Fla
Alfredo Valento
Agseceives
Ioe
Ic Cov
Five liquor law violators fined in judge Snyder ruling
Judge A T Snyder fined five liquor law violators totaling 240 dollars. Anne Mangeris of 795 2nd NE faced 500 dollars plus costs for transporting liquor. Boyd Betler of 21% Cleveland NW paid 500 dollars after claiming no knowledge of liquor. Fr Marie of 1228 2nd St NE was committed until she can pay 750 dollars and costs. Mary Phillip of 8th NE paid 400 dollars and costs and was sent to the Maryville reform school until payment. Arias, no address, was fined 250 dollars and costs for transporting liquor. Woodside and Bowers plead guilty and case continued to Jan 27.
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A. T. Snyder
Anne Mangeris
2Nd
Costa
Boyd Betler
Cleveland
Fr. Marie
2Nd St NE
Ohio State Reformatory For Women
Mary Phillip
Marynville
Vy. V. Arias
No Address
Blair Woodside
7Th St NE
A. H. Bowers
East Tuscarawas St
Chandler sale funds to pay $500 fine mentioned in court
During sentencing Yoage A. T. Snyder notes Mrs. Mangeris has a seven year old daughter and a sick husband. He cites her home needs while acknowledging the January Sunday arrest and finding Aquor in her car. The judge suggests proceeds from the Chandler sale may go toward the fine.
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Yoage
A. T. Snyder
Assaults Wife With Hammer Probe in Kenmore
James Jordan, 32, an oil man at the Firestone plant, battered his wife with a hammer during an attack at their home in Kenmore Ohio early today. He then asked firemen to summon police. Mrs. Jordan is in Peoples Hospital expected to die. Two children aged 13 and 6 were inside the house.
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Kenmore
Guarrel
James Jordan
Firestone
Kuhns Heads 30 Day Cruise Amid Campaign Push
William T. Kuhns, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will take a 30 day vacation including an Atlantic cruise. The announcement came at a joint meeting with the Kiwanis club at Courtland hotel as the membership drive aims for 2,000. The Lions club won the silver lov ing cup for best attendance, to be presented at a Courtland hotel luncheon with chamber directors present. The Kiwanis narrowly trailed, Rotary came third in attendance percentages.
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Kiwanis Club
Courtland Hotel
Fiest
Kahne
Kuhns
the & S. Montroyal
Canton
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Rotary Clubecame
Fire destroys nine Army planes at Bolling Field
A severe blaze at Bolling Field in Washington destroyed nine Army aircraft including two PW-9 models valued at 25,000 each and 12 Liberty motors. The fire, caused by a short circuit, risked the entire field but was confined by cold-weather firefighting efforts. damage estimated at 350,000.
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Washington
Army
Liberty Motors
Air Service
Bolling Field
Thirteen Boys Arrested After Roper Delaney Gate Crash
Police report thirteen boys were arrested for disorderly conduct during the Roper Delaney fight Monday night. One boy allegedly entered through a window and others climbed in to reach unoccupied seats.
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Roper-Delaney
Baths Banned After Escape Attempt in Urbana
Sheriff J K Bosler orders no baths for Mae Baker after she tried to escape from custody in Urbana Ohio. Baker, an alleged Cleveland shoplifter, made a second attempt by asking for a bath and attempting to saw through a bathroom door.
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Urbana
Mae
J. KK. Bosler
Mae Baker
Cleveland
Ben Clarke Squad Nab Man Sixth Time Up
Two men faced Judge A Talmadge Snyder after a police raid on Monday evening for liquor law violations. Officers reported Guat Raptos of 438 Cherry Ave SE was arrested five times previously and charged with violating the Crabbe act after destroying a quart of illicit liquor. Mike Zogos also arrested on a related suspicion while a heavily fortified dwelling was described by police as an eye sore and padlock sought. Caroline Fusco of 127 ith St SE charged with Crabbe act after a quart of corn sugar whiskey found in her home. The game squad led the operation at the scene Friday.
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A. Talmadge Snyder
Criminal
Muny Court
Guat Raptos
Cherry Av SE
Ben Clarke
Moore, Heckaman and Stitz
Hquer
Cherry Av
Crabbe
Raptos
Mike Zogos
Caroline Fusco
Ith St SE
Game Squad
First white crow shot shown in Madison display
The first white crow killed in Madison was put on display today in London Ohio at the Harry Howard harness shop window. The bird was shot by John Boyd of near Summerford.
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London
Madison
Harry Howard
John Boyd
Summerford
Girl Walking to New Job Killed by Auto Near North Canton
Gladys Stambaugh, 18, Louisville, after starting work at Hoover Co. in North Canton, was struck by a coupe driven by Louis J. Miller, 204 W. Summit, and died at Mercy Hospital. Miller was not held.
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Lay
Hoover Co
North Canton
Gladys Stambaugh
Louisville
Louis J. Miller
W. Summittet
Mercy Hospital
Stark County Sees First 1926 Fatality Miss Stambaugh
In Stark County the first fatality of the new year occurred Monday night as Miss Stambaugh died from injuries after 1925 set a high automobile death toll of 69 for the county.
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Stark Co
Miss Stambaugh
Accident linked death by preliminary investigation
Forever T. C. McQuate declared after a preliminary inquiry that the death resulted from an accident. Miss Stambaugh began a walk to mail a letter about a new job and happiness, but the letter was never mailed and her happiness faded.
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T. C. McQuate
Miss Stambaugh
Tother
Louisville
Five Armed Robbers Loot Cincinnati Courthouse
Cincinnati police hunt five armed robbers who tunnelled the Hamilton courthouse last night took 1500 dollars from the treasurer’s office vault. Deputy Treasurer Guy C. Morey and night watchman Albert Ogg were bound at a drinking fountain. the bandits fled with unclear descriptions due to forced head angles.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Court House
Guy CC. Morey
Albert Ogg
Court House
Morey
Ogo
Women Bound Over on Theft Charges in Elyria
Mrs. Edna I. Dehart and Mrs. Maude JF Koelzner, arrested at Mansfield on theft charges for two diamond rings, appeared before Mayor Hinkson and pled not guilty. They waived examination and were bound over to await grand jury action under $1,000 bond each.
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Elyria
Edna I. Dehart
Maude JF. Koelzner
Mansfield
Hinkson
Cleveland Doctor Revives Patient Pronounced Dead
Dr Theron Ware performed a remarkable surgery on Farl Hauserman at a Cleveland hospital. After a heart stoppage during appendectomy the surgeon reopened the chest and manually restarted the heart. The operation succeeded and Hauserman recovered, later learning he had been clinically dead.
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Cleveland
Theron Ware
Farl F. Hauserman
EK. F. Hauserman Co
Dr. Ware
Conviction Flying Colonel Gets Approval
Washington reports Col William Mitchell likely to resign within 48 hours. President Coolidge has approved a five year suspension from the army, with Mitchell publicly railing against military authority but now free to pursue an air service outside the army.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Billy’ Mitchell
Mitchell
War Department
Witte House
Coolidee
Ilinois
Coolidge
Police Seek Help In Locating Ernie Costley
Canton police received a telegram from Zanesville asking help to locate Ernie Costley and to inform him that Deble has died with the funeral set for Wednesday. L L A Ross signed the telegram. Anyone knowing Costley’s whereabouts should contact The Daily News or police immediately.
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Canton
Zanesville
Ernie Costley
Deble
Rubber Monopoly Getting Weaker Says Hoover
Washington reports the effort to break the foreign rubber monopoly has driven American rubber costs high, with $1.09 per pound for crude rubber last month and 68 cents per pound the day before, according to Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Spanish Flyers Under Way Again From Canary Islands
Spanish aviators began the second leg of their voyage from Las Palmas to Porto Praya Cape Verde toward Buenos Aires. They left at 1 23 this morning as the crowd in Las Palmas gathered to cheer the departure despite fog and wind.
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Laspalmas
Canary Islands
Spain
Buenos Aires
Porto Praya
Cape Verde
Woman Killed in Mysterious Park Avenue Fall
Miss Ida Ritter, 30, died after a sixth floor fall or leap from a fashionable Park Avenue apartment. The mystery deepened as building staff could not identify her or confirm her ties to any tenant or visitor. No one saw her enter the building and investigators found no clear motive or associates.
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New York
Ida Ritter
Park Ave
Hubby Wife Boat Winds Up in Jail
Martin Kelp of 1728 Grace ar NE was jailed Tuesday after police charged him with abusing his wife and family. The wife, said to bear marks on her neck, will appear in court Tuesday. Three children in the home led officers to place the mother with them while the father was taken into custody. Police said the mother struck her husband on the jaw.
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Martin Kelp
Grace Ar NE
Cloture Victory Signals U S Support for World Court
In a 68 to 26 vote the Senate applied cloture on the World Court debate, marking a turning point in U S foreign policy. President Coolidge gains leverage with both parties, boosting prospects for tax and international cooperation measures and strengthening Dawes influence on Senate rules.
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Washington
World Court
United States Senate
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Democratc
United States
League of Nations
United
Dawes
Three men arrested for speeding after late Monday night
Dan Howell with no address, J. A. Black of 120 Hartford av SE, and R. 10. Bair of R. F. D. 4 Massillon were arrested late Monday night for speeding.
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Dan Howell
J. A. Black
Hartford Av SE
Bair
Massillon
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