Transit problem unresolved in Canton council meeting
A Canton council utilities committee session with two local bus carriers failed to produce a solution. Officials debated fare increases and separate talks with each company, noting 15 million annual riders and that independent operators carry about 70 percent of passengers.
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Utilities Committee of Council
A. Co. Blinn
Ah. D. Bercaw
Southern Diicion
Bnio Power & Light Co
Clyde Hovis
Loren FE. Gouers
Thomas M. Miller
Canton Motor Coach Co
Blinn
Utilitia
Hovis
James Seccombe
Herman R. Witter
Mahoning Rd
Fers
Seccombe
Berenguer Named to Form Spain Government Amid Turmoil
Madrid reports Gen Damasco Berenguer designated premier to form a cabinet with dictatorial powers until a constitutional government is restored. Riots erupt as Primo de Rivera resigns after six years in power, with students clashing near the royal palace and in Barcelona amid broad unrest and military precautions.
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de Rivera
Spain
Berenguer
United Press
Madrid
Damasco Berenguer
Royal
Primo «Ae Riveria
Barcelona
The
Republic
Cadiz
Primo de Rivera
Catalonia
Aviation and Automobile Corps
Alfonso
City official warns against sidewalk parking in Washington C. H.
Mayor P. H. Curtin issues a warning to citizens to avoid forming groups on sidewalks. The notice cites blocking pedestrian traffic and calls for orderly use of sidewalks in Washington Court House.
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Washington C. H., O
Jan
P. H. Curtin
Diver Trapped Under River Near Outarde Falls
In Outarde Falls Quebec a Danish diver Peter Trans remains pinned in his diving suit beneath the St Lawrence River after his gear snagged on a spike near a coffer dam being built by Ontario Paper Co. rescuers fight to surface him dead or alive after 48 hours underwater.
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Montreal
North Woods
Outarde Falls
Que
Peter Trans
Trans
St. Lawrence
Ontario Paper Co
Bank chiefs return from Hague conference voyage
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago and Jackson E. Reynolds head of the First National Bank of New York have come back from the International Bank of Settlement conference in The Hague. They landed early today aboard the liner Bremen.
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New York
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Jackson E. Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
International Bank of Settlement
the Hague
Bremen
Special communication at Canton Lodge on Wednesday
The Canton Lodge holds a M M degree tonight at 7. Geo C Bole is W M and C E Norris is Secretary Adv. Henri A Weiler, teacher of violin and piano, 723 Cleveland Ave NW, is an advertiser.
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Canton Lodge
Geo. C. Bole
W. M
C. E. Norris
Henri A. Weiler
Cleveland
Avd
Ady
Fred Stone Comes Back in Ripples Debut
Fred Stone returns to dance after 18 months and serious injuries from a plane crash. He dazzled New London audiences in the opening of Ripples, proving the will to win with a crutch tap routine. Paula Stone made her stage debut as a Stone family dancer alongside two new partners.
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Crutch&s
Fred Stone
New London
Stone
Paula
Dancing Stones
Dorothy
Delegates Seek to Iron Out Differences at Naval Conference
London January 2 Delegates pressed private talks ahead of an open plenary session and anticipated forming a steering committee. Disputes centered on sequence of topics with France pushing tonnage talks first while others favor cruiser requirements. A compromise on total navy tonnage by class was rumored as talks progress. The plan includes an open session for reporters to ease public concern.
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United Press
London
Henry L. Stimson
Judge Johnston Escapes Plaster Ceiling Collapse in Court
Judge U. B. Johnston narrowly avoids injury when a section of ceiling plaster falls near the bench before a municipal court session. He continues the proceedings, proceeding with his standard swift handling of defendants, who had nothing to do with demon rum.
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Udge U
Johnston
Tariff Sought on Petroleum Leads Oklahoma Drive
Independent oil operators in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana push for a crude oil tariff. Senators Thomas and Pine of Oklahoma back a $1 per barrel tax with amendments pending in the senate. They await the outcome of a mass meeting in Tulsa Oklahoma this week.
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Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Thomas
Pine
Senate
Reeuke
McKinley Day Observed With City Concert and Banquet
Two observances mark William McKinley’s birthday in Canton. Thayer's Military Band conducts the 38th annual city auditorium concert with the Gloria Trumpeters of New York and reminiscences by William T. Kuhns. Col Ralph D. Cole leads the Northern Hotel banquet with speeches by Mrs Lucy F. Lyons Judge Clyde C Sherick and others.
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Ralph D. Cole
Thayer
Northern Hotel
William McKinley
City Auditorium
Canton
William E. Strassener
Gloria Trumpeters
New York
William T. Kuhns
Kuhn
The
Ohio
Col. Cole
Seattle
Wash
Topeka
Kan
Curtis
Lucy F. Lyons
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Clyde C. Sherick
Ashland
Court of Appeals
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
National
Portsmouth Papers Sold to P Brush Moore Inc
D Jane Harry Taylor publisher of the Portsmouth Times and Sun announced the sale of the papers to PBrush Moore Papers Inc, publishers of Ohio papers including the Canton Repository. Transfer will occur when arrangements are made and Taylor keeps interests in the Ironton Daily Tribune.
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Portsmouth
Jane Harry Taylor
Massillon Police Arrest Officer in Disorderly Conduct Case
Patrol man William Fellabom was arrested Tuesday night on a complaint from a property owner during a search. He pleaded not guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in municipal court and is to be tried February 4 at 6 a.m. He was released on his recognizance. He said a policeman is as subject to arrest as a civilian.
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Massillon
William Fellahbom
Fellabom
Youth Dies in Car Due to Gas Defiance
Frederick Ripke aged 18 died from carbon monoxide poisoning while riding in a car on January 29. Two other passengers were not affected. The incident reports indicate gas exposure caused the fatal outcome.
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Defiance
Frederick Ripke
Bomb plot thwarted against Chicago prosecutor in Michigan Ave terror
A planned bombing targeted Patrick Roche chief investigator for State's Attorney John A. Swanson. A bomb to be planted in Roche's limousine was thwarted by attendant Clifford Jones who wrestled one suspect. Other blasts hit Central Paper Co plant and near Madison and Wells as police blamed pineapple throwers amid a 12 hour terror spree.
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Chicago
Patrick Roche
John A. Swanson
Michigan Av
Central Paper Co
Madison
Wells Sts
Roche
Oakland Square
Clifford Jones
Jones
Legion
Michigan Ov
Automobile Company
Boul Mich
Lewis E. Bower Automobile Loan Co
Bower
Former Canton Editor Dies After Illness
Willis Bertram Knisely forty six former editor of The Canton Daily News died in a Hollywood California hospital after a five year illness. He was brother to Stanley A. Knisely of Cleveland and Olga Dickinson of Cleveland. He came to Canton in 1912 as managing editor and later led the Pacific coast office for the Newspaper Enterprise Association. He edited The News, traveled abroad to recover health, edited the Los Angeles Record, and was married to pianist Bertha Clendenin McCord. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles Thursday.
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Willis Bertram Knisely
Canton Daily News
Hollywood
Cal
Stanley A. Knisely
Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Olga Dickinson
Canton
H. H. Timken
News
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Press
Pacific Coast
Knisely
Russia
Orient
Germany
America
Los Angeles Record
Bertha Clendenin McCord
Knnsely
Wee Heather
Los Angeles
Grove resigns as secretary of civil service panel
At a civil service commission meeting Tuesday night H B Grove resigned as secretary effective February 1. Attorney Carl F Klein was elected to replace him and will begin February 1. Ray Harbert was chosen chairman and future meetings move to Thursday nights at 7 after this Saturday.
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Civil Service Commission
H. B. Grove
Commission
Carl F. Klein
Grove
Ray Harbert
New Trial Sought in Thayer Bribery Verdict
Attorneys for Albert L. Thayer, New Castle architect, prepare a motion for a new trial to set aside a jury verdict finding him guilty of bribery. The motion challenges a ruling on alibi testimony from four businessmen and argues the Ohio alibi notice law is unconstitutional while noting the court acted on the law. Thayer faces 1 to 10 years and remains free on bond as the motion proceeds.
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Albert L. Thayer
New Castle
Charles Krrchbaum
Thayer
Lberty
Krrchbaum
Canada
Ohio
George F. Melbourne
Molly Stark
Canton Sees Mercury Dip To Five Above Zero
Frigid air settled over Canton as the thermometer plunged from 10 to five degrees above zero after a warm day left streets slushy. Snow flurries Tuesday night gave way to near zero conditions Wednesday morning as King Winter tightened his icy grip.
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King Winter
Canton
Rabbit Fever Fatal in Cincinnati Victim Dies at 22
Leo F. Rossong aged 22 died in Cincinnati after a six weeks illness described as tuleramia or rabbit fever. Local report notes the ailment's cause as the tick borne disease and records the death in the city hospital.
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Cincinnati
Leo F. Rossong
Brethren to Attend Funeral at Masonic Temple
Brethren are requested to meet at Masonic Temple Wednesday January 29 at 7 pm to attend the funeral of Brother B Horsington. Elmer F Neff Worshipful Master H H Heingartner, Secretary.
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Masonic Temple
Brothe
Horsington
Elmer F. Neff
W. M
H. H. Heingartner
Bee’y
Dempsey to Referee Friday Night at Auditorium
See Dack Dempsey as referee Friday night at the Auditorium. Reserved seats offered at Simpson's, Courtland Hotel, and by phone 3-2008. Ticket prices range from 1 to 5 dollars with limited ringside at five dollars.
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Dack Dempsey
Simpson's
Courtland Hotel
Pistol Battle Fatal to Deputy Sheriff in Arizona
Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright died from wounds after a gun battle with Mrs Irene Shrader and two companions in Chandler Arizona. Wright was shot while trying to rescue Deputy Joe Chapman who had been kidnapped. Wright had just been released from South Side Hospital two days earlier before dying of hemorrhage.
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Hut United Press
Mesa
Ariz
Lee Wright
Arizona
Irene Shrader
Chandler
Wright
Joe Chapman
News Kept from Irene and Dague
NEW CASTLE PA January 2 Officials said Irene Shrader and W Glenn Dague have not been told that Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright who they shot in a running gunfight in the Arizona hills died of his wounds.
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New Castle
Irene Shrader
W. Glenn Dague
Lee Wright
Arizona Hills
Tarlay
Lawrence
Pal Chared With Attempted Murder
Vernon Ackerman alias Joe Wells was to appear in superior court in Phoenix on an attempted murder charge. He and Irene Shrader and Glenn Dague were captured near here January 14 after a mountain pursuit near Chandler. Ackerman was returned from Pinalco where he and companions exchanged shots with officers after kidnapping Deputy Sheriff Joe Chapman. Ackerman will be tried in Pinalco on a separate robbery plea.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Vernnon Ackerman
Joe Wells
Irene Shrader
Glenn Dague
Ackerman
Chandler
Aziz
Pinalco
Joe Chapman
Girl On Trial For Murder As Defense Portrays Pleading Past
Irene Shrader 20 faces murder charges in New Castle case. Defense plans to show a hard early life to elicit sympathy, with five lawyers from Youngstown and Farrell aiding. Medical visit reported. officials deny manipulation of her condition.
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Hy Psther Hamilton
United Press
EW Castle
Irene Shrader
Corp
Brady Paul
Irene
W. P. Barnum
Oscar Stephens
K. H. Powell
Youngstown
Ben, Jarrett
Farrell
Thomeas Dickey
New Castle
Arizona
Locomotive Explosion Kills Three in Columbus
The public utilities commission opened an inquiry into yesterday's blast of a New York Central locomotive near Columbus, killing three crew members. The incident prompted an official investigation into the cause and safety measures.
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Columbus
Pul
Ne Utilities Commission
New York Central
Here
King George Victory Boosts Britain After Chicago Setback
London records jubilation as King George defeats Big Bill Thompson and Chicago defeats trend. A conference met yesterday and a delegation was appointed to form a subcommittee to plan initial steps, signaling renewed national resolve after the setback.
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Will Rogers
Ondon
England
King George
Big Bill Thompson
Big Bill
Chicago
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