World Court ratified eases partisanship in Washington
Washington mood shifts after protocol adoption as Coolidge cooperates with Democrats and leaders like Swanson House and Baruch. Senate aims to pass the new tax bill by March 1 with limited delay and possible night sessions. transportation and weather worsen as a winter storm impacts Stark and Massillon, with trains and buses delayed and snowbound roads.
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United States
Coolidge
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Senate Cnds
Senate
House
Refusal of compensation to Salem worker after clash
Columbus January 28 The Ohio industrial commission refused workmen's compensation to Charles Herron of Salem an employee of Snyder Coal Co Injured in a fight with a fellow employee Herron objected to the use of blasting powder and in a clash with his employer Charles A order he was injured to such an extent that he could not work for six weeks
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Ohio Industrial Commission
Charles Herron
Salem
Snyder Coal Co
Herron
Charles A
Mayfair poker craze sweeps London amid sober crowds
London reports a fashionable Mayfair fad as poker gains popularity. English critics abandon old games, adopting the new American pastime with steady reserve, while crowds observe in their characteristic restraint.
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London
Mayfair
Mad Jonge
Carol of Romania Plans Return Home Suffering Homesickness
London dispatch reports Prince Carol of Romania is homesick and likely to return to Bucharest. He told a close friend he regrets renouncing his throne and envoys work to reconcile with the king. Romanian appeals reportedly influenced his decision to go home.
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Carol
Rumania
Bucharest
Romania
Mail carrier breaks down under grill a deadly confession
Harvey Haver, jailed on a murder count for his wife Katherine's disappearance and burned body found in a farm cistern, admits one lie and unauthorized burial. He says he found her dead by hanging and lied to cover it. Coroner cites evidence of arson on the remains. Haver planned divorce amid questions. Relatives in Pennsylvania learn of foul play after his deception unravelled.
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Harvey Haver
Katherine
Newcomerstown
E. N. Fair
Haver
J. F. Lewis
Sinking Springs
Prince of Wales fractures collar bone in hunting fall
The Prince of Wales was thrown from his horse at Leicestershire today and sustained a fracture to his left collar bone. He was immediately attended by physicians and is resting. The incident occurred during a hunt in the afternoon.
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London
the Prince of Wales
Leicestershire
New Anti Cancer Serum Found in Berlin
Berlin January 28 Prof Ferdinand Blumenthal director of the Berlin cancer research institute announces a new anti cancer serum that dissolves carcinomas and other malignant tumors resistant to X rays. His previous finding of tumor bacilli cultivated in animals to produce cancer was confirmed by Reichert Bing and Reath.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
Ferdinand Blumenthal
Berlin Cancer Rsearch Institute
Blumenthal
Reichert
Bing
Reath
Suit Over Liquor Sale At Tenant Property
Samuel Eisenberg sues George Bertea and Nick Muntean in common pleas court seeking 1200 recovery for a tax levied and paid after he alleges liquor was sold on his leased property at 921 Carnahan Ave NE. He claims the sheriff holds funds of the defendants and seeks judgment for the tax and penalty.
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Samuel Eisenberg
Common Pleas Court
George Bertea
Nick Muntean
Eisenberg
Carnahan Av NE
Sheriff's Office
Meyers Lake Park to remain operated by N O Traction
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co will continue running Meyers Lake Park after an announcement on Thursday. Reports had circulated about a lease negotiations with New York capitalists, proposing ten years of eastern management. A B Atchley of Akron offices stated the plan.
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Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co
Canton
Meyers Lake Park
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
New York
A. B. Atchley
Akron
Daughter Sues Adventuress For Property From Foster Father
Stella Brightbill Vollmer of Massillon files suit in common pleas court against Nora L. Slayman Millhorn to recover property of George W. Schlott. Vollmer says Schlott promised her all his estate for foster care and made a will naming her sole heir, but Slayman, called an adventuress, influenced him to grant a deed of trust. Schlott has returned to Millhorn’s home. Vollmer seeks cancellation of the trust deed.
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Stella Brightbill Vollmer
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Nora L. Slayman Millhorn
George W. Schlott
Schlott
Belgium bids Beloved Cardinal last farewell
Belgium gathers at St. Gudule to pay homage to Cardinal Mercier whose defiant stance against German invaders earned him world praise. Queen absent due to grippe, King and officials lead a solemn requiem as thousands seek entry and honor the late archbishop.
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Cardinal Mercier
St. Gudule
Grippe
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Mercier
Malines
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Eivrard
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Order of Leopold
Legion of Honor
Prince Leopold
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Cardin Duboise
Paris
Lord Halifax
Angelican Church
Marshal Foch
Diplomatic Corps
Senate approves entry into World Court 76 to 17
The United States Senate voted 76 to 17 to enter the World Court. The final roll call began just before 7 after a day marked by reactive speeches from Hiram W. Johnson and other opponents. Senator William Cabell Bruce offered cautious congratulations to both parties as the measure moves to further consideration.
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Washington
United States Senate
United States
World Court
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Charles G. Dawes
William
Reed and Coley Form Traveling Pair in Senate
Senator James Reed of Missouri gains a new traveling mate in Cole Bleans of South Carolina, forming an unlikely duo among the Senate’s irreconcilables. The pair position themselves as lone wolves ready to hunt for political targets, with Reed bearing burdens of the nation and Bleans stepping in as ally.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Washington
James Reed
Missouri
United States Senate
Jim Reed
Boon
Cole Bleans
South Carolina
Coley
Carolina
Jim
Die Harda
Senate Chamber
Shot by bandit in Central Park skating crowd
Frank Gasieac, 22, was shot after wrestling with a gunman who threatened him and his female companion while they watched ice skating in Central Park New York on January 28. The assailant fled, leaving no immediate arrests reported.
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New York
Frank Gasieac
Central Park
Counterfeit Coin Ring Seen in Canton Shop District
Police warn Canton merchants after several fake quarters and half dollars surface. Investigators believe a professional counterfeit ring is operating locally, with coins made of lead producing a dull thud. Courts expect more coins as investigators urge merchants to test coins before accepting them.
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Canton
Ben Clarke
Strettenberger
Capt. Clarke
Slay er Fages Farly Trial
Philadelphia officials move toward a speedy murder trial for Dr David R. Marshall known as the strangling chiropractor. The 42 year old confessed to killing Anna Mae Dietrich and dismembering her body, with the torso and legs found near the Rose Tree Hunt Club in Media Pa. Authorities plan arraignment on first degree murder charges as the state pushes for a swift court process.
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Philadelphia
David R. Marshall
Anna Mae Dietrich
Marshal
Dietrich
Lled
Minas Dietrich
Miltimer
Rose Tree Hunt Club
Media Pa
Marshall
Dtat Atty. Fox
Fox
New York Ministers Back League of Nations Calendar Reform
The New York board of Jewish ministers approved a resolution endorsing the League of Nations calendar reform proposing 13 months in the year.
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New York
New York Board of Jewish Ministers
League of Nations
Turks wounded in Hitlis battle after Kurdish insurrection
A Welrut dispatch reports 2590 Turks wounded in a battle at Hitlis following an extended insurrection in Turkish Kurdestan. The casualty figure reflects ongoing clashes as authorities seek to quell the unrest in the region.
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London
Welrut
Hitlis
Kurdestan
Seamen Battle Heavy Gale In Race For Parts
Reports from New York tell of a four day Atlantic storm spreading to Europe and the Azores with multiple ships lost or rescued. The Laristan, Antinos, and other vessels are cited with drownings and crew saves while radio messages claim all is well aboard the Olympic. A Swedish freight ship identified as Baltic is linked to a mid ocean distress report near Hango Sweden.
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North Sea
Azores
Bremen
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Sweden
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Midocean
London
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Boston
Olympic
Southampton
Hango
Senate Takes IP Tax Cuts
Washington reports the Senate opened debate on a 365 million tax cut bill ten days late with administration leaders aiming to enact by March 1. Progressives will push against income tax publicity repeal inheritance taxes and large fortune reductions while conservatives back the package.
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Senate Today
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