City Eyes Underground Crossings Plan For Several Streets
Pennsylvania railroad officials are asked to set a date for a council briefing on underground crossings at Harrison SW Market AV S and Tuscarawas St E with Dueber Av possibly removed. Estimated cost 25000 to 50000 dollars due to elevation. Council hears proposal Monday with later reports on funding and transit needs. An airport commission appointment also faces mayoral objections.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrison
Market Av S
Tuscarawas St E
Dueber Av
G. 8
McKee
James Seccombe
Harrigawav
Engineering Department
Market
Tuscarawasavs
Police and Fire Committee
Joan Burkhardt
Airport Commission
C. C. Curtis
Kingston Pocahontas Mine 5 deadly blast ends with 14 dead
Kingston West Virginia January 28 14 miners dead after a catastrophic explosion at Kingston Pocahontas Mine No 5. Bodies were laid out in morgues at Bluefield as officials probe the blast cause. Five victims tentatively identified Blaine Parker Arnold Frazier Eustace Cremeans James Clevender and W A James.
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Kingston
W. Va
Kingston Pocahontas
Bluefield
State Mining Department
W. A. James
Portsmouth
Blaine Parker
Barbourville
Arnold Frazier
Elsie Coal
James Clevender
Hellier
Eustace Cremeans
Rutland
New York Salutes Captain Fried and the America Crew
New York honors Captain Fried of the America and officers Manning and their crew as they begin life saving duties. The piece pokes fun at Fried's reputation for taking on passengers at sea and jokes about being in the cabinet. An SOS is described as that bird's telephone number.
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Manning
Hoover
Mussolini
America
Firefighters Help Fight Pneumonia Stricken Girl
In Perry Kansas seven year old Margaret Brown battles pneumonia and complications for ten days as firemen Dean Way and D W Shuberg provide oxygen and blood transfusions. Doctor Paul Belknap warns of possible additional transfusion while Rev Gilpin offers support as Margaret remains unconscious and dangerously weakened.
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Perry, Kan
Margaret Brown
Margaret
Topeka
BR. Gilpin
Methodist Church
Brown
Rev. Gilpin
United Press
Walter P. Brown
Shuberg
Firemen Relieve Sleepless Care At Bedside
Two firemen, Schuberg and Way, alternated 12 hour shifts at a bedside where Margaret lies in grave condition. Doctors asked for aid with artificial respiration. Way is to relieve Schuberg tonight or by death if needed, and Schuberg will remain at the bedside today.
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Way
Schuberg
Margaret
Rail mergers next problem
Washington January 28 1929 consolidation of the railroads is nearing a definite solution officials say the issue has become a major task for the Coolidge administration and is expected to gain legislative action soon. The piece notes the merger question dominates railroad policy and that both President Coolidge and President elect Hoover seek a clear legislative path.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Appel Elen MLB BN DL Today Feature Prompts Birthday Statement
Authorities weigh in on a varied special feature about ex Kaiser's birthday. Read what officials say and turn to page three for full context.
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Appel
Elen
MLB
Exkaiser
Doorn Fetes Former Kaiser on 70th Birthday
In Doorn Holland on January 28 former German Emperor Wilhelm II marked his 70th birthday in exile. Surrounded by relatives and retainers he received bouquets songs and goodwill from Doorn residents while denying German blame for World War I in a United Press interview.
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Doorn
Holland
Doorn House
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Germany
United Press
Coast Guardsmen on Trial in Fatal Niagara Falls Shooting
Lieut. Clifford D. Feak testifies that a coast guard may shoot into a moving car to stop it as the trial of two guardsmen proceeds. Glenn Jennings and Boatswain Frank L. Beck face second degree manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of Jacob D. Manson near Niagara Falls. The state says Beck issued the order to fire at suspected rum-running automobiles even though he was not at the scene.
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Elmira
N. Y
Clifford D. Feak
Coast Guard Intelligence Division
Coast Guard
Coast
Hanson
Niagara Falls
Beck
Rumania Ratifies Kellogg Pact in Parliament
Bucharest dispatches report the Romanian parliament approved the Kellogg anti war treaty on January 28 marking Romania's formal commitment to the pact.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Gotham Roars Hero Welcome For Coast Guard Rescuers
A group of eight sailors and officers from the S S America rescued 32 men from a sinking freighter during a violent snowstorm. They were welcomed in New York with a noon parade from the Battery to city hall, confetti, medals, and a sequence of luncheons and theater outings.
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New York
Harry Manning
America
Florida
Virginia Capes
Giuseppe Favaloro
Anna Manning
Manning
Favaloro
Grover Whalen
George Fried
S. S. America
Broadway
the Battery
City Hall
Wall Street
Guiseppe Favaloro
Bandit Kills Best Friend in Oklahoma City Holdup
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Paul Locke confessed to fatally shooting Forrest Bennett during a failed holdup. Bennett a 20 year old Oklahoma A and M College student died from wounds after grappling with Locke who identified the victim as his best friend.
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Forrest Bennett
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Locke
Bennett
Isolated Iowa Town Breaks Snow Barrier With Bobsled
A bobsled loaded with food and medical supplies arrived after 21 hours breaking an ice and snow barrier that had isolated 350 residents of Olesburg since Thursday. Mayor Dr. W. E. Hoot warned severe suffering within 48 hours without road open.
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United Press
Olesburg
W. E. Hoot
Petersburg
Dubuque
Two Heroic Tales Of Blizzard Rescue In The West
Two stories of bravery in Idaho and Nevada recount rescues from brutal storms. Cowboys pulled an 11 year old girl 30 miles through deep snow to reach medical help beside Lewiston. In a second case, airplane crash survivors cared for a wounded pilot as cowboys battled a blizzard for the rescue.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Far West
Salmon River
Marcia Aram
Lewiston
Cottonwood
Bridegroom hunted in murder of wife on honeymoon
In Hingham Massachusetts a newlywed bridegroom Christopher Cullen 36 is sought in the death of his wife Cora E Cullen 39 shot on their honeymoon. A 22 caliber rifle used in the slaying remains missing while investigators pursue a first degree murder warrant and trace Cullen through Brockton and Lowell.
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Hingham
Mass
Christopher Cullen
East Weymouth
Hobart St
Cora E. Jacques Cullen
William Kelly
Norfolk
Cullen
Eugene Hutchinson, Jr
Weymouth
Brockton
Lowell
Cullens
Probes Open Into Kingston Mine Blast Death Toll
Bluefield W Va January 28 Investigations into the blast at Kingston Pocahontas Coal Co No 6 mine began today with state county and company investigators. Fourteen miners were killed and their badly burned and mutilated bodies were removed yesterday while fifty five workers escaped as fire spread through the mine during the explosion.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Kingston Pocahontas Coal Co
Kingston
State
Buckley Bribe Trial Opens in Federal Court
Federal court in Columbus begins the Buckley bribery case with Prohibition Officer John F. Eckhart as the star witness. The State Treasurer Pert B. Buckley faces charges of conspiring to offer a bribe to tip off raids on Cincinnati breweries. Indicted co defendants John L. Schrimper and Joseph Sperber expected to testify. Sperber pleads guilty to conspiracy and faces a perjury indictment.
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Federal Court Room
Columbus
Pert B. Buckley
Buckley
W. B. Turner
Dayton
Henry A. Williams
Conn J. Mattern
Federal
Dist
Atty
Haveth FE
Cincinnati
William Bartels
May
Williams
John F. Eckhart
Federal Prohibition Commissioner
Mau
Prohibition
Eckhart
John L. Schrimper
Joseph Sperber
Sperber
Girl dies after scolding over forbidden dating in Medina
Nellie Lawrence 17 daughter of C W Lawrence of Medina Monument Works died after her father scolded her for violating a rule against dating until age 18. She met a boyfriend and attended a party, then returned home and swallowed poison. Parents and doctors failed to save her.
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Medina
Nellie Lawrence
C. W. Lawrence
Medina Monument Works
Question Mark in Air Pageant for Hoover Inauguration
The Army Fokker Question Mark will join the aerial pageant for President elect Hoover’s inauguration on March 4. The famed craft competes with the navy dirigible Los Angeles as over 150 aircraft are expected to fly over Philadelphia and the Capitol during the parade.
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Washington
Army Fokker
Hoover
United States
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Boston postmaster candidates named by civil service commission
The civil service commission certified three Boston men Charles R. Gow Roland M. Baker and Herman Morrel for the Boston postmastership and sent the list to Postmaster General New today.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
New
Boston
Charles R. Gow
Roland M. Baker
Herman Morrel
Giant rum ring bared in Cleveland city probe
Federal agents raided a Cleveland suite arresting 10 men and seizing $60000 in wine and liquor. The ring allegedly shipped Atlantic labeled first quality liquor across warehouses and used car keys to deliver to customers, linking to the Browning Company and broader investigations nationwide.
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Sth
Superior Alcohol Scandal
Tnner
Atlantic
Central Police Station
Feneral
Martin J. Monahen
U.S. Atty. A. E. Bernsteen
Cleveland
Paul Hanson
Prohibition
U. S. Prohibition
James M. Doran
Browning Company
Seaboard
Harry Berner
Morris Romisero
Milton Sabad
Arthur Weiss
Julian Weil
Samuel Grossman
Louis Cohen
Henry Ruff
James Perry
Gallogly to be Tried Tuesday in Georgia Murder Case
In Atlanta on January 28, Richard Gray Gallogly, heir to an old Atlanta family, faces trial for murder in the Willard Smith robbery killing. He allegedly waited outside the drug store while George Harsh entered, with Harsh already sentenced to the chair. Gallogly and Harsh, both Oglethorpe University students, are said to have staged two holdups for thrills.
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Atlanta
Richard Gray Gallogly
George Harsh
Gallogly
Harsh
Willard Smith
H.S. Meeks
Smith
Oglethorpe University
Gannon Held After Postoffice Robbery Case
Jimmy Gannon alias Jimmy Morgan was held for investigation after arrest by Officer J G Thomas. Two accomplices escaped. Sheriff Wilson says $500 reward is offered for Gannon in two postoffice robberies and the San Toy incident.
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New Lexington
Jimmy Gannon
Jimmy Morgan
J. G. Thomas
New York Central Railroad
Gannon
Clifford Wilson
Perry Eo
Hoover May Meet Smith In Miami Visit
President-elect Hoover indicated he would be glad to see Alfred E. Smith if the former New York governor calls. The question of etiquette unsettled resort crowds at Coral Gables as observers expected Smith to initiate the contact.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Coral Gables
Butler in shock after fatal bus crash
Edward Butler of Cleveland, driver of the Greyhound bus involved in last Tuesday's crash that killed 19, is in good physical condition but suffers melancholia. He questions the death toll, having seen four bodies and learned that two more had died, while doctors monitor his mental state.
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Bellevue
Edward Butler
Cleveland
Greyhound
Butler
Russell Mack
Muskegon Heights
Mich
New York Banker Races to Father in Critical Condition
Strauss of New York rushed to his father Joseph Strauss in St Joseph after an interrupted cross country air race. He flew in an open plane to Cleveland then traveled by train to Chicago and onward by cabin monoplane to reach the bedside as physicians reported the elder Strauss critically ill.
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ST. Joseph
Strauss
New York
Joseph Strauss
New York City
Cleveland
Chicago
Classified Offers Include Housework Help and Farm Wanted
Bits of News Wanted experienced gift for general housework in family of three. Wanted farm for house and $1000 mortgage. Player piano Hardman and Peck and Senora for sale. Persian tiger eat lest extremely bushy tall. Turn to today's classified section and read of the many offers to be found there. The Canton Daily News Classified Department.
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Canton Daily News
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