Canton Plans Conciliation Court and Wiener Workers Group
Enthusiastic Canton residents back a proposed conciliation and small claims court to ease municipal cases. Officials praise Judge Johnston and others, while long-term goals include a domestic relations court. Also noted is a foreign view of American organization and a new electric wiener roaster linked to the Benevolent Order of Wiener Workers of the World with Philadelphia as home office.
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Canton
Canton Credit Men's Association
U. S. Johnston
Cleveland
Johnston and
Talmadge Snyder
Municipal Court
Fogar Jackson
America
Philadelphia
Order
Wiener Workers of the World
United States
Engand
Germany
France
Amerca
England
United States backs own asylum policy at Havana talks
At Havana the Pan American conference debated a draft international law code. Charles Evans Hughes urged the committee to focus on realities and warned against expanding asylum definitions beyond current practice. In Miami a AFL letter urged non intervention in Latin America as a path to friendly ties and lamented lack of a labor representative at Havana.
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Havana
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
International Law Committee
Hughes
Uni
Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Pan- American Congress
Canton Poised for New Post Office as Bartlett Praises City
John H. Bartlett pledged Canton a new post office and an appropriation for a $900,000 site. A Rotary Club tribute marked President McKinley’s birthday with more than 200 in attendance, highlighting Canton’s iron spirit and civic unity.
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Canton
John H. Bartlett
William McKinley
Gen. Bartlett
United States Maj
United States
Congress
Postoffice
Bartlett
New Hampshire
United States Civil Service Commission
Courtland Hotel
McKinley
Washington
Dayton
Sta
Abbey Denied Bond Before Prison Trip After Guilty Narcotics Verdict
United States Attorney Bernsteen maps Canton vice operations with Teddy Abbey who was denied bond and awaits transfer to Atlanta after a nine year sentence. Abbey faces further federal counts as Ferruccio and associates linked to a liquor conspiracy case are also cited in the probe.
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Canton
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Teddy” Abbey
Atlanta
United Press
Cleveland
Bernsteen
Abbey
Angelo Ferruccio
Ferruccio
Howell Leuck
Leuck
Greveland
John M. Killits
Killits
Mine Relief Fund Passes 6500 For Striking Miners
Contributions and pledges to the relief fund for destitute children in Ohio mining regions exceed six thousand five hundred dollars. Clothing donations are pouring in with reports of several tons yet to be tallied. Major Emil Marx notes eastern Ohio communities can meet current needs, with Norwalk Red Cross giving a $200 large donation.
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Columbus
Ohio
John C. Volka
Volka
Emil Marx
Jefferson
Muskingum
Guernsey
Norwalk
Red Cross
Remus Appeal Withheld in Lima Hospital Case
George Remus, once wealthy Cincinnati bootlegger, remains confined in the state hospital for the criminally insane in Lima. Attorneys planned a habeas corpus petition, but an immediate hearing was denied. Remus, acquitted of his wife’s murder on insanity grounds, could be freed if proven sane. A writ likely will be requested Monday.
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Lima, O
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Remus
Lima
Will Rogers humor on reading habits in Panama and Mexico
Will Rogers notes Lindbergh’s fictitious nervousness about reading books while in Panama and Mexico. He dismisses the idea and jokes that people own many books without reading them. Rogers quips that more readers would reduce Loebs and Leopolds if readers actually read.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Panama
Lindbesen
Mexico
Adberghs
Loebs
Leopolds
Missing Winnetka Children Found After Day of Adventure
Paisley Rockwell age 8 and Theo dore Jr age 5 were found safe after a search that involved more than 500 boy scouts police and citizens. The children were found sleeping on a noodle tired from a day of walking and adventure following a reported kidnapping thrill.
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Chicago
Paisley Rockwell
Theodore, Jr
Winnetka
Marines Capture El Chipote Peak in Nicaragua Without Sandino
In Nicaragua on January 27 United States Marines under Maj. Young seized El Chipote, once believed Sandino’s stronghold, with about 400 troops facing no resistance. No trace of Sandino or battle casualties were reported as forces moved to link with other detachments.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Augustino Sandino
Maj. Young
el Chipote
Sandino
Plane crash kills two Texas youths and injures flyer
McLean Texas January 27 two high school students aged 18 Donald Moring and William Miller died when their plane with Harold English Amarillo pilot nose dived English survived with minor injuries. In Los Angeles Earl Metcalfe 38 a veteran screen star died after falling from or leaping from a plane while taking flying lessons with Roy Wilson as instructor. The craft went into a double roll and Metcalfe was missing and later found badly mangled.
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Mclean
Tex
Here
Donald Moring
William Miller
Harold English
Amarillo
Flyer
English
Los Angeles
Earl Metcalfe
Burbank
Roy Wilson
Wilson
Metcalfe
State Appeals Veteran's Case in Ohio Supreme Court
The case of Sergt. Edgar M. Halyburton seeks an alternative writ of mandamus for release from the Stark co workhouse. Ohio Supreme Court filed the appeal Friday on behalf of John M. Boyer, Stark county workhouse superintendent, arguing the Stark county court of appeals erred in denying the mandamus demurrer. Harter says insolvency defense may not apply when a prisoner is from another county under contract with Stark county for prisoner maintenance. Halyburton, WWI veteran, was sent to the workhouse from Huronco after a $509 fine on Oct 7 and is now free on recognizance with a $300 bond.
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Stark Co Court of Appeals
Edgar M. Halyburton
Stark Co
Ohio Supreme Court
John M. Boyer
United Press
Columbus
Canton Daily News
Halyburton
Boyer
Henry Herter, Jr
Court of Appeals
Stark Co Commissioners
Harter
Huronco
J. M. Beechtel
Barns Burned at Lancaster Night Fire
Five hundred telephones were knocked out of service when fire destroyed several barns on the Will Blettacker property behind the Hillside hotel. The blaze burned two telephone cables and cut United Press circuits to the Lancaster Gazette for about ninety minutes.
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Lancaster, O
Will Blettacker
Hillside
United Press
Lancaster Gazette
Gazette
Lindbergh Lands in Bogota After Dangerous Andes Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in Bogota at 3 p.m. after a hazardous flight across the Andes from Cartagena. Troops and crowds greet the American aerial ambassador with a citywide parade and reception planned by Colombian officials and U.S. Minister Samuel H. Pile.
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Cartagena
Colombia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bogota
Lindbergh
Bolivar
Antioquia
Magdalena River
Andes
Knox Martin
Col
United States
Ena
Santolome
United Press
Madrid
New Judge Speeds Trial of Hickman
Los Angeles January 27 Judge J J Trabucco appointed to hear the Hickman sanity case after Judge Carlos Hardy left due to prejudice He adjourned court after defense counsel questioned jurors religious beliefs and toleration Seven men and four women were seated without challenges Several prospective jurors showed bias or unfamiliarity with the case The defendant Hickman displayed little interest as the proceedings continued
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Los Angeles
Hickman
J. J. Trabucco
Carlos Hardy
Trabucco
Frederick Pierce
Pierce
Deak
Ernest Sutton
Walsh
Ford Buys Shoe Shop for Antique Building Collection
Ford buys a shoe shop in Haverhill Massachusetts after a 1796 shoe maker built it. Henry Ford acquires the structure for his Sudbury collection of antique buildings.
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Ford
Haverhill
Mass
Henry Ford
Sudbury
Poet Cora Bass Ends Life In Lowell Gas Tragedy
In Lowell Massachusetts on January 27 Miss Cora C Bass an elderly poet wrote a farewell poem and donned her best frock before committing suicide by gas. Her death follows a period of literary work and reflection within the local community.
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Lowell, Mass
Cora C. Bass
Denver youths judge girls by necks in sermon
In Denver on January 27, hundreds of youths examined a girl’s neck and face as Rev Father Iliam Stanton of Lowell Vermont urged caution. He advised selecting a girl willing to bear and raise a family and warned against reforming a husband.
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Denver
Colo
Iliam Stanton
Lowell
Court Will Not Action High Court Deliberates on Miller Case
Columbus January 27 The state supreme court will not act against Ralph W Miller son of Seba Miller clerk of the court pending Cuyahoga proceedings Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall says investigations show Miller defrauded only credulous applicants for bar admission No contempt charges against him appear likely unless further involvement of a Cleveland attorney is proven in the Jackson case
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ralph W. Miller
Seba Miller
Cuyahogaca
Carrington T. Marshall
Young Miller
Miller
Cleveland
John C. Jackson
Chagrin Falls
Lorain Declares War On Vice In City Crusade
Lorain safety chief Sidney B. Royce orders immediate creation of a special vice squad to clear vice dens and disorderly houses. He directs arrests and prosecutions of all suspicious persons and underworld habitues amid a surge of Michigan-origin undesirables entering Ohio.
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Lorain
Sidney B. Royce
Theodore Walker
Royce
Ohio
Michigan
Dirigible Los Angeles Heads Out On Short Atlantic Cruise
The naval dirigible Los Angeles lifted off at 3 55 p m from Lakehurst N J for a brief coast cruise. Lieut Commander C E Rosendahl commanded the craft carrying 47 officers and men. Commander Garland Fulton of the bureau of aeronautics in Washington served as senior naval inspector in Germany during construction and accompanied the ship's journey from Germany.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Dirigible
Los Angeles
Atlantic
C. E. Rosendahl
Garland Fulton
Constructions Corps
Bureau of Aeronautics of Washington
Fulton
Germany
Man Admits Killing Wife in Philadelphia Home
Philadel phia police report that 42 year old Fred Englehart confessed to strangling his wife Barbara Englehart 36 in their home after his four year old son Fred Jr witnessed the deed. He had claimed an intruder killed her while he was at a grocery store amid frequent quarrels over her staying out at night.
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Philadelphia
Fred Englehart
Barbara
Englehart
Violent Death Toll in Sandusky County for 1927
Fremont reports 37 violent death cases in 1927, with 9 traffic accident victims leading the category. Dr. W H Booth, coroner, cites 12 natural deaths with violent elements and includes two murders and four personal crisis deaths among the total.
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Fremont
Sandusky County
W. H. Booth
Chicago hunts for blast culprits as raids intensify
Chicago braces for a wide scale search into bomb outrages amid gang ties to a mayoral anti vice campaign. Police announce stringent measures after bombings target the homes of Charles Fitzmorris and Dr. William Reid, with five arrests made but no clear suspects yet.
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Chicago
William Reid
J. Kuszczyk
Charles Fitzmorris
Reid
William Hale Thompson
Fitzmorris
Thompson
Michael Hughes
Hughes
Dr. Reid
Illinois
Milk wagons in Canton told to display lights
Canton police chief E. W. Hexamer issues a general order mandating lights on milk wagons operating in the early morning hours. The measure follows council action addressing alleged violations by drivers. Milk delivery firms were sent copies of the order.
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Canton
E. W. Hexamer Frida
Council
Canton Daily News Classifieds Boost Local Income
Robinson Crusoe prized pipes over money but Canton finds money in ads. The Canton Daily News offers rooms for rent, used cars, or household goods sales to raise income. An ad by Mr Hensel for a five room bungalow led to a tenant the next day. Call 7321 and ask for an Adtaker.
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Robinson Crusoe
Lonely Island
Canton
Canton Daily News
E. M. Hi First National Bank
Hensel
Daily News
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