02 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
1
In Wooster on July 1, a grand jury failed to return indictments tied to an alleged land purchase scandal linked to the Apple Creek site for a new state institution. Prosecutor J C Frits commented after Atty. Gen Crabbe denounced the probe.
Robert P. Skinner of Massillon has been nominated by President Coolidge to serve as envoy extraordinary and plenipoten tiary to Greece, a career highlight after decades in consular service and wartime missions.
Local bakers face a price war as Acme slashes a loaf to ten cents prompting other bakers led by L Brecht Albrecht to hold prices or close doors. Canton Bread Co. President states bakers must match cuts or closures. General Baking Co. and Sweeney and Sterwick also resist. Federal probe mentioned, but no action declared.
In Washington on July 2 a trading complaint arose over a baking tea in Ohio. Davey, a Democrat from K.wil recall, filed the action with the Federal Trade Commission. The complaint by a local Bakers of Onlo was sent to the examiner for a preliminary investigation and further action.
Akron figures battle over pricing as Kehe superintendent Hidy Albrecht and Acme ree head clash with Kent’s Davey over a general trade issue. The dispute centers on a demand and a reduction to 10 cents in exchange terms.
Unclear OCR fragment references Houston clemency case involving Gov Avane Ponzi. Text hints at illegible claims of mercy or pardon tied to alleged fraud scheme. No verifiable dates or entities confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ballots and prices but lacks clear names dates or places. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a concrete news item.
In Wimbledon England the dramatic men’s singles final features Jean Borotra and Howard Kinge. The report notes Borotra's famed speed and the match context at the Royal Wimbledon tournament.
In Cleveland this morning a girl fled the Spine home for girls and leaped from a third story window. She suffered injuries and was taken to a hospital while groans from others alerted staff. The incident occurred during an attempted escape and prompted a response from authorities.
Negulici, a Romanian immigrant and steel worker in Canton, fought for five days after being hurled 30 feet from a railroad trestle by three attackers during a robbery. He died paralyzed below the waist and was found near the trestle Sunday morning. Canton police watch three suspects, two Black men and one White, as officers seek to identify the assailants and recover details from the incident.
Arcadia July reports farmer Moyer swapped his farm valued at 150 acres with mortgage to Lyman D. Jones of Victory Motor Car Co. for a fleet of Buick Dodge Chevrolet and Ford automobiles. He expected a neat profit after preparing the old property and vehicles though initial earnings appeared uncertain.
Premium awards in Columbus announce the largest premium in air world history tied to the 1828 Ohio State title event. The report notes extensive club work across Ohio with more associations than any other state, plus new buildings valued at $90 erected for club exhibits.
William A Bel 64 of 219 Parkdale suffered a two‑place skull fracture and a brain concussion after plunging into an elevator shaft. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital where doctors said he had a chance to recover. Relatives and friends know him as Billy, a longtime custodian and Mason with many local and state ties.
Frances Majeski, 34, mother of two in Cleveland, is gravely ill in hospital after an attempted escape from life and alleged stabbing in the central police station. Investigators say she was held for examination amid reports of mental imbalance following domestic conflict with her husband.
A fragmentary report notes multiple fatalities and injuries across locations. The infant daughter of Mirani Stew Douglas Batiste died after a spider bite in Millbrook. Separate items mention a rider trampled by a horse near Kalp, a motorcycle collision in New York, a drowning at an undertow near X, and an eight year old Edmund Buchman killed by a mowing machine.
Rouber Bittikofer, 44, married, died at Tocal Hospital after a passenger train on the Pennsylvania main line feeder collided at a branch line crossing. He was unconscious when found. injuries described as serious and showed a broken leg.
Lang Co of Canton, manufacturer of gravestones and monument work, was incorporated today by Lang, Sherer, Nellie Sherer, A Mekard and Pearl Leftkard. Capital stock authorized at 75,000.
Washington report notes Congress closes a notably unusual session with mixed results. Tariff and agricultural surplus debates split parties while the absence of a party whip exposes shifting loyalties and a move toward compromise on taxes and budget discipline.
Fragmentary report alleges a scheme hatched in the governor’s office to block indictments and hide facts from the public. Crabb claims welfare officials planned a $50,000 graft tied to selecting a site for a state project. Witnesses were restricted, and prosecutors vowed further action.
Police confront a possible murder case after a young man is found dead among bushes with bullet wounds at the temple and heart. A .38 caliber revolver with two loaded shells lies beside the body, and Calvary Cemetery attendees reported the scene.
Washington reports the senate inquiry into the Pennsylvania primary fuels speculation a perjury charge against Judge Frank X. O'Connor. Testimony alleged an offer of 100000 for his support from the Ware camp and three Philadelphia newspaper men claimed O'Connor boasted of the deal. The committee weighed action as Pepper's testimony challenged O'Connor's denial.
Columbus reports a juvenile court case where James McCarthy, a seriously ill victim, is linked to a juvenile gang. Alleged gang members George Ford 11 Paul 10 and Brown 8 are in custody at the juvenile detention home as authorities pursue charges.
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