Congress enters home stretch of legislative race
Washington faces five weeks before adjournment with key battles over ship subsidy and farm credits. Norbeck proposes a 250 million foreign credits bill to supplant Lenroot’s plan, backed by farm bloc leaders. Debates loom on army supply, rivers and harbors spending, and a possible world economic conference resolution by Borah.
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Congress
Washington
Norbeck
North Dakota
Agriculture Committee
War Finance Corporation
Norri
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Weather and notices from Daily News ads and meetings
Ohio weather forecast shows cloudy tonight with unsettled conditions and a mix of snow and rain later. warmer Tuesday. Radio atlas offered at 25 cents through Newsdealers or direct from Daily News business office. Also notices for Patrick Henry Jr O U A M meeting to arrange Harley Bell funeral and a First Trust outline bank advertisement on page.
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Ohio
Patrick Henry Jr
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Harley Bell
C. H. Pillot
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Head of Electric Co Dies Suddenly in Canton Home
Jay B. Wilson forty nine year old president of the Wilson and Painter Electric Co. died suddenly Sunday evening at his Canton home 2610 Marketavy N. He sat in a chair when death occurred from heart trouble. He was an early Canton electrical pioneer and had led the Wilson and Painter Co. for several years. He belonged to St. John's Catholic church Knights of Columbus and the Eagles. Survived by wife Ellen C. two daughters Edith a Columbia University student in New York and Dorothy at home a brother William Wilson and four sisters Mrs Thomas Vogelgesang Mrs Ella Kohler both of Canton Mis Dove Wilson and Mrs Libby Robbins of Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Jay B. Wilson
Wilson and Painter Electric Co
Marketavy N
Mr. Wilson
Canton
Tie
Wilson Brothers Co
Wilson and Painter Co
St. John's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
The
Eagles
Head of Trainmen to Quit Post for New Manufacturing Role
William G. Lee, veteran president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will resign to direct Steigelmyer Manufacturing of Seymour Indiana. The firm, with ten million dollars in capital, plans a safety appliances plant and will begin construction within 90 days.
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Cleveland
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Steigelmyer Manufacturing Company
Seymour
Ind
Gas fumes kill guest in Steubenville hotel
The body of 25 year old Robert Vernon of Cleveland was found in his Stanton hotel room from gas fumes. Authorities report he had been dead for hours and no relatives are located. This marks the third death by asphyxiation at the hotel in four months, and twice in the same room.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Robert Vernon
Cleveland
Stanton Hotel
Vernon
Canton Chamber of Commerce Plans Bi Ventures Soon
The Canton Chamber of Commerce will launch several ventures and hold frequent full membership meetings. A. D. MacMillan of the American City Bureau arrives to install features and help outline a program that connects old and new members. A monster membership meeting will adopt a new constitution and by laws and discuss a budget system. Membership stands at 2167 with a list of local business and professional names.
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Bis
Canton
American City Bureau
Canton Chamber of Commerce
MacMillan
John A. Berger
the Better Store
Ralph D. Betzler
H. F E. Black
Co. S. Bolender
Chas. Bonheimer
Martin W. Boyer
L. O. Brechbinl
Buckeye Finance Co
Sack Hill Sand & Gravel Co
J. W. Burkhart
Bert Busche
Campbell Insurance Agency
John Campbell
Canton Adv. Co
24 Indicted on Graft Charges in Chicago
Chicago January 29 Frederick Lundin termed the "power behind the throne" by anti administration papers was among 24 named in a blanket indictment by a special grand jury probing school board graft charges. The 24 counts include conspiracy to show partiality in contracts and conspiracy to gain millions by false pretenses. Several school board officials were indicted.
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Chicago
Frederick Lundin
Ford To Build World’s Largest Chemical Plant
IRON MOUNTAIN Mich Jan 29 Henry Ford will build the largest chemical plant in the world here E L Pearce announced Pearce has been awarded a contract for construction materials Ford recently visited to inspect his saw mill and body plant and to plan the chemical plant The new Ford chemical plant will exceed the size of the Cleveland Cliffs Company plant at Marquette, then the largest in the world
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Henry Ford
E. L. Pearce
Pearce
Ford
Ford Chemical
Cleveland- Cliffs Company Chemical
Marquette
Harpologue by Loretta DeLone at Canton January Concert
Loretta DeLone presents a harp recital titled Harpologue and Harp acloas in Canton at First Methodist Church on January 80. Ady.
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Canton
M. E. Church
Ady
One Used Piano Sold at Cherry Piano Parlors
An advertisement notes a used piano priced at $100 from Cherry Piano Parlors located at 423 Market Street. Readers are directed to News business office for unfamiliar fidio fans.
Lautman disappearance fuels missing-money mystery
Pittsburgh store official Mortimer E Lautman is missing with 50000 dollars. His brother Dr Louis J Lautman of Brooklyn defends him and offers to cover any losses. A dragnet spans the U S and ships and trains are watched as detectives pursue the case amid claims of amnesia and possible gang involvement.
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New York
United States
Mortimer E. Lautman
Pittsburgh
Sol Michaels
Louis J. Lautman
Brooklyn
Lautman
Grand Central Station
Orient
Michaels
Detention Home Debate Set With County Officials
Members of the detention home committee of the League of Women Voters will meet county commissioners and other officials Monday at 4 p.m. in Judge Aice's courtroom. The meeting was moved from the Woman's Club. Canton Ladies Chorus Concert is Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the First Methodist Church with tickets 60 cents.
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Detention Home Committee
League of Women Voters
Judge Aice
Woman's Club
Nine Injured In Chicago By Products Coke Blast
A gas generator tank explosion at the Chicago By-Products Coke plant injured nine men, with three in critical danger. The blast sent gas and steam over blocks, rattled windows, halted transit, and sent police, fire crews, and ambulances to the scene. Officials suspect a gasket failure caused the explosion.
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Chicago
Chicago By- Products Coke Company
Husband Injured Wife Takes Poison After Mill Accident
Report said Fred Weltz was injured in a mill accident and Dora Waltz swallowed five bichloride of mercury tablets after learning of his injuries. Both were in a local hospital in critical condition as doctors strive to save their lives.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Dora Waltz
Fred Weltz
Waltz
Athletic Club Dance Planned for Wednesday Evening
The International Temple FP athletic club invites all members and friends to a dance Wednesday evening at the temple venue.
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Athletic Club
Temple
O. F
Baby's First Photograph Free With Savings Ad
An advertisement invites parents to have a baby's first photograph taken at Courtney's Studio free of charge when they save at least one dollar at First Trust & Savings Bank. The offer includes a baby book to record the occasion.
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Keagy
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
League Nations Intervening in Near East Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poineare privately urging Mustapha Pasha to sign Lausanne peace treaty. League of Nations faces possible intervention in Mosul dispute between Britain and Turkey and potential action if Lausanne fails. Branting may seek arbitration on Ruhr issue as Austrian situation planned for debate.
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League OF Nations
Paris
Poineare
France
Foreign Office
Mustapha Pasha
Anwara
Europe
Near East
Council of the
League
Germany
Turkey
Allies
Earl Walfour
England
Great Britain
Mosul
Hjalmar Ranting
Sweden
Rhineland
Selpel
Austria
Ian Paris
Ruhr
Dr. Branting
War Preparations In Full Swing For War In Near East
Paris reports rising war readiness as Lausanne talks loom. A Russo Turkish military alliance is alleged with Russia pledging to aid Turkey in Mesopotamia and pressure Romania on the Bessarabian frontier. Greek forces in Thrace await action with British materiel. Turkish troops rumored to march on Constantinople and Mosul amid Allied control.
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Belgrade
Mafin
George Tchitcherin
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Russia
Turkey
Mesopotamia
Rumania
Angora
Constantinople
Mosul
League Council Seeks Change in Article 10
Paris report states the League of Nations Council invites member proposals by June 1 to amend Article 10 of the covenant, which guarantees territorial borders and helped keep the United States from joining. Also notes a Masonic lodge notice for Lathrop Lodge No. 676 with M M degree on Jan 30.
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League Council
Paris
League of Nations
League
United States
Lathrop Lodge No
Burd
W. M
Geo. C. Mast
Paper Missed Service Hours and Contact
If you miss your paper call 8600 and a fourth copy will be sent. The circulation department is open each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11 for this service.
Northern founder Dr Henry S Lehr dies at 85
ADA Ohio January 29 Dr Henry S Lehr 85 founder and president emeritus of Ohio Northern University died at his home after a three month paralysis illness Lehr founded the school in 1866 which grew from a normal school to a major institution enrolling up to 2000 pupils He was born March 8 1838 in Mahoning county and saw its name evolve from Northwestern Ohio Normal to Ohio Normal and finally Ohio Northern Senate members Willis and Fess are alumni of the university.
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Ada
Ohio
Henry S. Lehr
Ohio Northern University
Frank B. Willis
Simeon D. Fess
Mahoning County
Ohio Northern
Northwestern Ohio Normal School
The
Ohio Normal
Former Soldier Attacks King at St Pancras Station
A former British soldier with shell shock tried to strike King George VI with a crutch at St Pancras station. The incident occurred in London on January 29, as security restrained him and the king remained unharmed.
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London
King George
St. Pancras
Jamar Loses Appeal In Restraint of Commerce Case
David Jamar known as the wolf of Wall Street lost in the U S Supreme Court his bid for release from custody after conviction for conspiracy in restraint of commerce. The court ruled the appeal meritless and an attempt to delay imprisonment and ordered the decision sent to the New York federal court.
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Washington
David Jamar
Wolf of
Wallst
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
County Approves Canton Middlebranch Road Paving Plan
A county commission resolution orders completing Canton Middlebranch road paving, leaving a one and a half mile gap to be filled this season. They also plan to pave the Justus cutoff with macadam, noting it was established two years ago but only temporarily surfaced.
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Canton-Middlebranch
Justus
Maccadam
Choir Concert Adverts at First M E Church
Tuesday at 8 15 p m the First M E Church hosts a chorus concert Tickets cost a small price with tax included from any chorus member Adv
A Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph Ad
An advertisement offering a silver plated bank for Baby's Savings at The First Trust and Savings Bank with opening balance of $1 or more to accumulate parental savings.
Unclear text from Daily News radio atlas listing
Fragmentary note mentions radio fans locating unfamiliar maps if not supplied at dealer. No clear event, date, or proper entities to confirm.
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