Canton Urged to Aid Striking Miners Children
Canton officials and the Ohio National Guard are urged to boost relief for families of south ern Ohio coal miners on strike. General notes volunteers provided clothing and food during the Mississippi valley flood and calls Canton to fund food, clothing, and money shipments for the child dependents.
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Canton
Ohio
Fovernor
Ohio National Guard
Mississippi Valley
Canton Unit
National Guard
New State Armory
All Canton
Aspirants Bring Booms to Meckley Day Banquet in Canton
Canton hosts the Meckley Day banquet with political aspirants visible to the public at the Courtland Hotel. Senator Simeon D. Fess was expected to speak for reelection, with Mrs Wilma Sinclair LeVan voicing the women’s angle. Other attendees included Congressman James T Begg and Roscoe C McCulloch as toastmaster, signaling a strong turnout.
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Canton
Ohio
Courtland Hotel
Simeon D. Fess
Wilma Sinclair LeVan
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Ths
McKinley Pipelines Club
Courtland
Father J. Drakenbrod
Curtis
U.S
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Roscoe C. McCulloch
H. Ross Ake
Frank T. Bow
Stark Co Republican Committee
S-3 Submarinecrew Safe After Bahamas Recovery
The submarine S-3 with 41 crew is located at 8 p m east of Palm Beach after disappearing Saturday during winter maneuvers. An armada of 25 rescue vessels scoured the area from Hampton Roads to Guantanamo Bay. it is now proceeding under its own power to Guantanamo Bay. Rear Admiral Brumby reported the recovery to the navy, noting radio silence may have been caused by a storm.
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Washington
Palm Beach
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Navy Department
Bahamas
Navy
Frank H. Brumby
Woman 62 Seeks Fourth Marriage in Erie
Agnes E. Beebe, 62, of Rochester New York, obtained a marriage license to wed Benemis L. Stetson, 79, of Converse Pennsylvania, planning an April 1911 wedding. She had previous marriages in 1911 and 1917 and divorced the third on November 23 1927.
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Erie
Agnes E. Beebe
Rochester
N. Y
Benemis L. Stetson
Sonenten
Continental Deal Explained Before Senate Teapot Dome Panel
The Senate Teapot Dome committee heard details of a 3 million dollar transfer via Continental Trading Co. The deal moved oil from Mexia Texas to Continental at 1.50 a barrel then sold to Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co. at 1.75. A. L. Carlson could not explain the arrangement. George Taber, then president, submitted the contract to the board. The government also rested its case against Harry F Sinclair and William J Burns on contempt charges.
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Washington
Continental Trading Co
Senate
Senator Walsh
Montana
Continental Co
Mexia
Tex
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co
Sinclair Co
A. L. Carlson
George Taber
Carlson
Harry F. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Burns
Sinclair
Accused Man Admits Murder in Brooklyn Plea
Francesco Caruso pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in Brooklyn on charges tied to the February stabbing of Dr. Casper Pendola. The plea was accepted by County Judge Mclaughlin as he faced a second trial on a murder count. Sentence scheduled for February 14.
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New York
Franecesco Caruso
Casper Pendola
Mclaughlin
Brooklyn
Mattress Used as Landing Field
Fire in the Meyers block in Toledo forced residents to flee on fire escapes after the blaze broke out in the basement. Mrs. Vern Chandler 30 leaped from the third to the ground using a mattress as a landing field. she was uninjured. Loss estimated at $10.
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Toledo
Meyers
Vern Chandler
Police bullet victim dies after shooting by sergeant
F D Hensen of North Edgefield died at Mercy Hospital after a tussle with Police Sergt Otto Miller Sunday night. Coroner McQuate investigated. Burgess, Hensen’s companion, faced a grand jury for highway robbery. A .32 pistol was found in a garden near a filling station. Burgess confessed they planned a holdup at a drug store and Navarre confectionary robbery the prior week.
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F. D. Hensen
North Edgefield
Otto Miller
Mercy Hospital
T. C. McQuate
Hensen
Burgess
Edgefield
Hexamer
Swope
Norman van Alman
Sergt. Miller
Miller
Haymond Reiss
Henson
Remus Release Delayed as Habeas Petition Sought
Lima Ohio January 31 further delays awaited as George Remus the former millionaire rum runner likely to seek release from the state hospital for the criminally insane. Attorneys planned a writ of habeas corpus after meetings postponed action following his Cincinnati murder acquittal on insanity grounds.
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Lima, O
George
Remus
State Hospital
Cincinnati
Briand Sees Soon Sig of Franco American Peace Pact
Paris reports Foreign Minister Briand told the cabinet he expects a French American anti war treaty to be signed soon. The forecast follows discussions in Paris about easing global tensions and shaping postwar security.
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Paris
Briand
Miners Suffocated in Sumatra Coal Mine Fire
Amsterdam reports a fire at a Sumatra coal mine where 35 miners were suffocated and 24 rescued. The incident occurred at Wareso and details remain developing.
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Amsterdam
Wareso
Sumatra
Sawicento
Mystery Blast Claims Six Lives in Newton and Port Ewen
A deadly blast wrecked a home and store in West Newton killing six people including Salvatore Lacava and Mrs. Gorgone and four children. Investigators probe the cause as authorities identify victims Salvatore Lacava and Grace Gorgone among the dead. In Port Ewen near Kingston two men Frank Van Hoff and Silas Stokes died when the Hercules Powder Mill mixing house exploded.
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Wealtham
Gorgone
Leonard
Jackson
Newton
Kingston
N. Y
Port Ewen
Here
Frank van Hoff
Esopus
Silas Stokes
New Paltz
Mayor Walker's diet claim shocks city readers
New York on January 31 reports Mayor Jimmy Walker says his liquor abstinence for five months was solely for stomach reasons. He hinted his tummy will soon accept a wider range of foods. The remark sparked discussion in New York Washington Albany and possibly Tucson.
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New York
Drys
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Christian F. Ressner
Washington
Albany
Tucson
Ariz
Roosevelt Attacks Tammany Hall At Kansas Rally
Theodore Roosevelt denounced Tammany Hall in Topeka calling it a threat if Al Smith wins the presidency. He argued the organization seeks White House control, praised current administration, criticized Prohibition enforcement, and urged tolerance while praising Senator Charles Curtis as a Republican candidate.
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Topeka
Kans
Tammany Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
al Smith
Roosevelt
Heflin
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Clash Between Students and Independent Republicans Wounds Twenty
An unconfirmed Belgrade message reports a clash between students and independent Republicans in which 20 were wounded. Police dispersed rioters and arrested ten.
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Athens
Belgrade
Telegraph News Daily Delivers 65 000 Words Daily
The Canton Daily News treks through three leased Morse wires and fast printers to relay over 65 000 words of state national and world news each weekday and 15 000 for Sunday editions.
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Telegraph News Daily
Canton Daily News
Canton Daily News Opens In Modern Plant
The Canton Daily News announces its new home with high speed printers that operate continuously without lunch breaks. Visitors will see the telegraph news handling and other features during the formal opening at a later date.
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Canton Daily News
Lindbergh departs for Virgin Islands in Spirit of St Louis
Col Charles A Lindbergh flies from Maracay Venezuela at 6 am in the Spirit of St Louis on a 1000 mile hop to St Thomas Virgin Islands. He plans a semi circular route over the Antilles to favor safety and avoid a long Caribbean sea leg. He passes Charallave and Caucagua then reaches Panaquiro before leaving Venezuelan airspace for the Caribbean.
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Maracay
Venezuela
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Lindbergh
Caribbean Sea
Paul Redfern
Brazil
Charallave
Caracas
Caucagua
Capital
Panaquiro
Caribbean
Margarita Island
St. Thomas
Dry Informer Admits Drinking While Prohibitionist
Harry N. Douthitt, head of the Citizens' Service Association known as the Dry Snoopers Club, testified he occasionally drinks while remaining a prohibitionist. He said he earns $300 monthly from the group and $5 a day plus expenses as a dry informer. The testimony concerned a case involving cracked ice and ginger ale.
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Washington
Harry N. Douthitt
Citizens’ Service Association
Dry Snoopers’ Club
Douthitt
Flivver Plane Resumes Flight From Bolling Field
Harry Brooks, Ford flivver pilot, took off from Bolling Field at 8 15 a m on a nonstop run to Detroit after three days snowbound in Washington. He aimed to complete the voyage in six hours following a failed Detroit to Miami attempt. Capt Charles F Donnellan planned to depart Etowah Tennessee for Miami as the third leg of a South American goodwill flight but was forced down by a storm yesterday.
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Bolling Field
Washington
Detroit
Harry Brooks
Brooks
Miami
Fla
Etowah
Tenn
Charles F. Donnellan
German flyer returns home from New York
Miss Thea Rasche, German aviator, sailed for home aboard the Hamburg American liner Albert Ballin from New York, still determined to be the first woman to fly over the Atlantic. She just completed a 40,000 mile U S exhibition tour and hopes to attempt the crossing this year from Long Island using a trimotor plane, possibly alone without a navigator.
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New York
Thea Rasche
Albert Ballin
Atlantic
Rasche
United States
Long Island
Aviatrix
Navigator
Nathan Straus Octogenarian
Nathan Straus celebrated his 80th birthday at his Mamaroneck home. Jewish and Christian well wishers praised his life of philanthropy with greetings from President Coolidge Governor Smith Cardinal Hayes Bishop Manning and other notable figures including Kellogg Hoover Pershing Rockefeller Mellon and Lord Balfour.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Mamaroneck
Jin
President Coolidge
Gov
Smith
Cardinal Hayes
Manning
Kellogg
Hoover
Gen. Pershing
John D. Rockefeller
Mellon
Lord Balfour
Merchant Ship Solution Seen Proposed to Coolidge
Edward N. Hurley of Chicago proposed private ownership of ships and a government survey to study federal regulation of intercoastal shipping rates as the solution to the American merchant marine problem. Hurley, former U S Shipping Board chairman, argued government operation has proven financially disastrous.
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Chicago
President Coolidge
Edward N. Hurley
Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board and Fleet Corporation
Missing Girl Describes College Return as Hateful
Frances St John Smith, a missing Northampton college student, wrote a letter to her governess in New York two days before disappearing on January 18. The note, torn and rewritten, spoke of it being hateful to be back at college, with scraps found in a cellar waste receptacle at the Dewey house.
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Northampton
Frances St. John Smith
New York
Dewey
Youth Held in Dual Attack in Cleveland
A 14 year old boy was arrested in Cleveland in an attack on Mary Farrager aged 17 and her sister Julia aged 14. Police say the assailant struck the girls with a hammer as they slept. Mary Farrager reportedly suffers a probable fractured skull. The youth was captured by the girls’ father Michael and brother Joseph after they were alerted by the girls’ screams.
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Cleveland
Mary Farrager
Julia
Michael
Joseph
Hickman Case Lawyers Face Legal Puzzle
Los Angeles, Jan 3. William Edward Hickman’s attorneys seek affidavits to support insanity as his plea while experts question the constitutionality of California’s revised penal code. State rests after indictment, defense plans to present heredity and environment as factors. depositions describe a father of loose character and a nervous, subnormal mother plus prenatal influences.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
California
Hickman
S. S. Hahn
Asa Keyes
Hahn
Richard Cantillon
Hickmans
Becky Buck
Irvin Harris
Arkansas
Edward
the Fox
Artie Smith
Earl of Warwick Dies Former Canadian Brigade Leader
The Earl of Warwick, wartime commander of the 4th Canadian infantry brigade expeditionary force and later the 12th Canadian infantry brigade, died today in Hove Sussex. He previously served as aide-de-camp to Viscount French in 1914 1915, predecessor of Earl Haig who died yesterday in France.
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Hove
Sussex
Earl of Warwick
4Th
Earl Warwick
Viscount French
Earl Haig
France
Marriage as Companionate Bonds Debate in Chicago
Will Rogers weighs in on Dr M B Taylor and Judge Ben Lindsey's debate about companionate marriages. He doubts divorces improve outcomes, likening marriage to people grabbing at a straw and recalling his Hollywood experiences. Rogers cautions against assuming better results in repeated marriages.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Dr. M
Taylor
Ben Lindsey
Chicago
Hollywood
Will Rogers
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