Canton Poised to Attract Major Refrigerator Plant
Massillon business interests report Canton could lure the Superior Refrigerator Co. plant from Wapakoneta to Savannah Avenue Hillam site. Key figures include Charles A. Kolp Canton stockholders and Canton Chamber backers, with moving expenses about 12 900 and strong local support.
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Hillam
Savannah
Massillon Chamer of Commerce
Cleveland
Canton Chambers Commerce
Par Chamber
Canton
Gillam
Shon Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Kolp
Presis T
Ita
Britain Faces Major China Crisis as Cantonese Move Looms
London reports a major political clash over China as Sir Austen Chamberlain outlines British concessions to the Nationalist government to settle the crisis. Proposals include unconditional recognition of Chinese courts and tax rules for British nationals. Washington signals cautious optimism amid new treaty talks. Reports also note Cantonese troop movements toward Hangzhou and Shanghai amid strategic tension.
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London
China
Austen Chamberlain
Creat Firitain Ia
Chamberlain
Birmingham
Calla
Embinet
Britain
Washington
Kellogg
Coolidge
United States
Hawaii
Peken
Great Britain
Tien Tain
Hankow
Re Mable
Gale Wreaks Havoc Across British Isles
London reports continued gales sweeping from the Atlantic with hurricane force in Ireland and Scotland. One death is confirmed in Ireland as houses are wrecked and trees uprooted. Loch Lomond area and Glasgow brace for further damage as Western Ireland faces severe shortages of food and fuel in the harsh winter storm.
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London
British Isles
England
Air Ministry
Atlantic
Ireland
Glasgow
Loch Lomond
Publin
Western Ireland
Justice Awaits Liquor Hearing In Prohibition Conspiracy Case
William Ru mer, justice of the peace of Jefferson, jailed in Cincinnati on $19 600 bond awaiting a hearing before Judge Smith Hickenlooper for conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. Arrest followed by two special constables near the National Military site, totaling 44 prisoners held on conspiracy charges.
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Dayton
William Rumer
Jefferson
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Smith Hicken
United States
William Rogers
Walter Beachier
Willam
Dillon
Tome
Hig Arres
Lnves
Rudner Considers Change of Venue in Mellett Murder Case
In Stark County a motion for change of venue will be heard Monday by Judge A W Agler in the Rudner murder case. The hearing aims to reveal the identity of out of town attorneys allied with F L Mills and assess fairness of the trial.
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Ben Rudner
Don R. Mellett
Common Pleas Court
A. W. Agler
Rudner
Starkee
F. Lt. Mills
Millis
Vannoydd
Agier
Louis Mazer
Patrick E. McDermott
Mellett
Agler
McDermott
Cleveland
B. McClintock
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Slayer Faces Gallows Fight in Wisconsin Jail
William N. Coffey, who confessed to killing his young wife Mrs. Hattie Sherman Hales, was jailed in Grantee seeking to avoid Iowa murder charges. He discussed the corn field site near G. H. Rease farm, claiming it as the murder location before authorities.
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Lancaster
Wis
William N. Coffey
Hattie Sherman Hales
Grantee
Hates
Iowa
Coffey
G. H. Rease
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Pursuit Planes to Fly From Dayton to Wright Field
Five pursuit planes finish a 4 by the Curtiss airplane team are to be flown back to Wright field from Dayton. Cap John Colgan and Lieuts Giles Neergarth O Conn or and Francis Cheathe will lead the flight. They will depart Dayton by train for the east tomorrow night.
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Dayton
Curtiss
Girden City
L. LI
Wright Field
Cap John
Colgan
Fi. M Giles
Niergarth
W. O'Connor
Francis
Cheathe
Wreck Near Uhrichsville Injures Three Trainmen
A Pennsylvania express collided with a freight train about three miles east of Uhrichsville Ohio injuring three trainmen. Engineer FP Lowar of Carnegie Pennsylvania likely fatally hurt fireman Jease McMillan also of Carnegie and J Curtis Fowler assistant road foreman of engines of Uhrichsville expected to recover. The express train carrying no passengers struck a brick car at the freight end derailing the engine and derailing nearby cars. wreckage blocked traffic until Steubenville and Dennison crews cleared it.
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Uhrichsville
Twin Cities
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lowar
Carnegie
Jease McMillan
J. Curtis Fowler
Uhrehaville
McMillan
Fowler
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Steubenville and
Dennison
Avalanche kills 37 burying 74 at Anateuki Spa
An avalanche at Anateuki Spa in Toyama prefecture today hurled 74 people into danger. Seventy four people were buried, with 37 confirmed dead and 18 injured. Rescue teams searched for 1 percent of those still buried as hopes remained for survivors.
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Tokyo
Anateuki Spa
Toyama
Dayton Woman Indicted in Manslaughter Count
Dayton woman Walker is indicted by the county grand jury for manslaughter in the December 21 death of William Koch a bank employee. She is to be arraigned in county court Wednesday for the formal plea after a machine struck him while he was waiting for a car.
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Dayton
Jan
Drace Walker
William Koch
Mer
Lord Mayor's Call for a Nightly Tale Delights New York
In New York on January 29 Acting Mayor Joseph V. McKee answered a radiophone call from Lord Mayor Bowring of Liverpool seeking a good story for a dinner. McKee explained Mayor Walker was out of the city and Mayor Stalker usually supplies stories, so Bowring had to seek another tale.
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New York
Bowling
Liverpool
Eng
Walker
Joseph V. McKee
Baffling murder as body found in river ice near Akron
Police confront a baffling case after a bullet ridden male body is found frozen in the Cuyahoga River tee. Coroner M. Br. Crafte says most bones are broken and rules homicidal death. He theorizes the man was killed and dumped from a nearby 160 foot bridge.
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Akron
Cuyahoga River
M. BR. Crafte
Ife
Death mystery tied to self harm after attack in Cincinnati
Authorities investigated the death of a 34 year old man believed to be Edward Hall of Philadelphia or New Orleans who died at General Hospital after being attacked at Baltimore and Ohio station. He collapsed with gunshot and stab wounds and allegedly slashed his throat during surgery, dying seconds later.
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Cincinnati
Edward Hall
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Baltimore &Lite
Hall
General Hospital
Itern
Ohio Gasoline Tax Hits 13.24 Million Net
Ohio state gasoline tax payments in the previous year totaled 13,243,563.60 after refunds. Funds for 1976 reached 298,967.46 in refunds under the Brown gasoline act, which exempts gasoline not used for highway vehicle operation. December collections were 1,017,457.24.
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Collumbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Browning Trial Reopens Monday in White Plains
The Browning divorce case resumes Monday with Edward W Browning and his estranged wife Frances amid a media storm. Prosecutors and defense prepare for sensational exchanges as diaries and personal tapes are cited in the ongoing court battle in Justice Seeger's chamber.
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New York
Brownings
Frances
Peaches
Edward W
Browning
White Plains
Justice
Justice Seeger
Mra
Nto
Seasion
Margot Agsauith
Catey Ashford
Mr. Browning
Tave
Toledo Fire Bug Epidemic Solver
Toledo reports the "epidemic" of incendiary fires has been solved after John W. Fiorek confessed. He admitted starting fires for thrills, including a blaze at a six building complex and a storage facility that caused $200,900 in damage.
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Toledo
John W. Fierek
Fiorek
Terrible Tommy OConnor Killed In Detroit Hold Up
Police report that the desperado Terrible Tommy OConnor was killed in a Detroit holdup attempt. Patrolman Stacy Mizner and Officer Edward Deering were wounded or killed during the exchange of more than 190 shots as reserves joined the fight. ABystanders, including Mrs Minella Morger, aided authorities in the chaotic scene.
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Stacy Mizner
Scotty
Edward Deering
Martindale
Ccagoo
Ernest Martine
Tommy" O'Connor
Rebb
Minella Morger
Garden Court
Mizner
Misner
Deering
Ward Boek
St Rock
Rock
Ee Brinker
Brinker
Chicago
Tommy
Coni
Detroit
Simplicity in Classified Ads Improves Finding Rentals
The Daily News promotes its For Rent ads arranged alphabetically by street name to help readers locate rental listings quickly. The feature promises time and money savings for movers and tenants seeking available units, highlighting the convenient ad head.
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J. M. Murphy
Eveland
George Lee Miler
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Eileen Alden
Alyne Picaud
Canada
Shanghai
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Chekiang Province
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Bernard Shelton
Ilinois Shelton
Springfield
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Alfred Henry Stanley
Lord Ashfield
London Omnibus and Subway
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Miriam Stanley
E. L. Mills
Ers
Japan
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