Byrd Plans South Pole Flight After Atlantic Crossing
Commander Richard E Byrd announced an ambitious next flight starting from the airfields south of New Zealand to the South Pole, after being ordered to bed to recover from shock and fatigue from the Atlantic crossing. Acosta and Byrd were X rayed at the American hospital. Acosta suffered a broken collarbone from the Ver Sur Mer landing.
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Ry AJ Bradford
United Press
Paris
Richard E Byrd
Atlantic
South Pole
Byrd
Tce
New Zealand
Antarctic Sea
Pole
Berty Acosta
Edmund Gros
Acosta
America
Ver Sur Mer
Gros
Lieut. George
Neville
Bernt Balchen
New York
France
Caen
le Bourget
St. Lazarre
Girl's Body Not to Be Exhumed
Baltimore Md July 2. Despite hints of foul play and governor appeals, there will be no exhumation of 19 year old Ethel Danner. Blaze's Atty Huster of Cumberland says the drowning in Cumberland was a closed incident and requires no further investigation unless new facts emerge. Evidence shows she drowned while swimming after an evening with Raymond Zimerla who says no mysterious circumstances occurred.
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Baltimore
Ethel Danner
Blaze
Atty, Huster
Cumberland
Raymond Zimerla
Bainbridge to Drill New Water Well After Contamination
Bainbridge officials will drill a new water well on higher ground to replace the contaminated village supply. The state health department ordered a new source and the current supply has been chlorinated to prevent typhoid fever. work is underway.
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Chillicothe
Bainbridge
Tate Departments
Charge Filed Against Officer Youn 38stown
July 2 charges allege a $15 payment and doctor’s settlement after beating by city detectives. An affidavit by Joe Chambers and a statement by James Chambers were made public. Detective David Thomas arraigned in Antelope court on fault and battery. plea not guilty. Hearing set July 16. He was released on cognizance.
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Youn
Joe Chambers
Chambers
James Chambers
David Thomas
Antelpa
Howard Lytes
Thomas
Ge Jenkineg
Holiday Paper to Be Printed Sunday
Canton Daily News will publish the Monday edition before daylight to ensure timely home delivery for July Fourth trips. Editorial and mechanical departments will operate Sunday from noon until midnight to support the holiday edition.
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Canton Daily News
Daily News
Buffalo woman plans non-stop flight to Paris
Miss Geraldine Grey of Buffalo announces a plan to fly non stop from Buffalo to Paris around Aug 15, routing via New York and the steamer lanes to beat Lindbergh’s time. She will use a fast monoplane without radio, aiming to be the first woman to connect Buffalo and Paris. She holds an honorary Italian pilot’s license and will seek American credentials.
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Buffalo
Geraldine Grey
America
RoMe
Paris
Miss Grey
New York
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Press
St. Louis
Buffalo Aero Club
Florence
Milan
Ohioan 84 Sues Wife for Divorce in Common Pleas
Peter Wilkins, 84, filed for divorce from his wife Sarah, 64, in Chillicothe Common Pleas Court. He alleges she knew of his unemployment two years before their July marriage, left him, and refused to return, leaving him without food or care.
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Chillicothe
Peter Wilkins
Eait
Sarah
Common Pleas Court
Wilkins
Endeavorers Change Name at International Meeting
Twenty thousand delegates from every state and foreign countries gathered in Cleveland for the International Society of Christian Endeavor convention. Dr. Daniel A Polling of New York was re elected president. The group voted to change its name from United to International Society of Christian Endeavor to reflect its interdenominational, worldwide work.
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Cleveland
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Daniel A Polling
New York
The
United
Ohio Mayor Pleads For Troops In Mine Clash
Adena Ohio July 2 Mayor F A Gibson fears union miners cannot control themselves and may need troops if sheriff deputies are not increased. He may ask Governor Donahey for aid. A mob of about two hundred attacked William Moreland with a rubber hose at the Robeyville mine amid union non union tension. Federal Judge Benson Hough dissolved a Pittsburch Coal Co injunction restraining union interference. he warned officials to prevent future outbreaks.
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Adena
F. A. Gibson
Donahey
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Robeyville
William Moreland
Young Morehead
Gibson
Pittsburch Coal Co
Benson Houch
Hoard
Catherine
Holdups Reported Two-Arrest Police Identify Suspects
Two holdups were reported Saturday night. Theodore Stoll reports being robbed of 50 dollars near the Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks and Madison avenue and named two suspects. Police arrested Johnson New and Otis Derricks on charges of suspicion Morris Colling reports being robbed of a watch and 2 50.
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Theodore Stoll
Frances Et NE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Madison Av
Johnson + new
Robin Ct
Otis Derricks
Morris Colling
Cherry
6Th St
Collins
Yugoslavia Demands Release of Albanian Interpreter
Belgrade says it sent ultimatum to European powers over the Albania dispute. It demands within 48 hours the release of Djurash koviteh, an interpreter at the Durazzo legation, arrested on charges of plotting against Albania. Powers seek amicable settlement but Albania shows no cooperation.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Albania
Jugo Slav
Albany
Djurashkoviteh
Jugoslav
Durazzo
State Sinking Funds Cancel 2 Million in Road Bonds
Charleston W Va July 2 The state sinking funds commission cancels 2 million dollars in state road bonds. This follows a prior 4 million dollar cancellation and clears the way for new issues to be planned and issued in the near term.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Sinking Funds Commission
Police hunt for alleged murderer after street shooting
Eddie Montgomery 24 fled after fatally shooting Freeman Hoggett 23 during a confrontation over a woman in front of 1014 Cherry Ave SE. Witnesses say Hoggett advanced with a knife. Montgomery fired twice, killing him. Coroner confirms two gunshots. both men reportedly had been drinking. Police on scene within a minute.
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Freeman Hoggett
Eddie “Pigment" Montgomery
Nimtsila Av
Liberty Av
Cherry
T. C. McQuate
Joseph Pence
Alva Conner
Walter Guthrie
Frank Stefke
Montgomery
McQuate
Hoggett
Lakers
Crew Praised by Commander Byrd After Transatlantic Flight
Messages from Commander Richard E. Byrd to President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg praise his three comrades for their role in the cross ocean flight. Byrd said he and seven team members faced serious difficulties but fulfilled the mission entrusted to them.
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Byrd
President Coolidge
Kellogg
Washington
Richard EB. Byrd
Coolidge
State Department
Carrollton Sees Four Robberies Hit In One Night
Carrollton police faced a run of four robberies, three on Main Street and one at the Tri-Way gas station. Loot included money watches and gasoline line items totaling about $1500 across several homes and the station.
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Carrollton
Carrolton Police
Solution
Mainst Homer
Tri-Way
U.S. Plans Rejection of British 600000-Ton Naval Cap
Washington signals rejection of Britain's 600000 ton cruiser cap at the Geneva arms conference. The United States would instead accept a lower limit around 350000 to 400000 tons, or risk breaking the conference.
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Washington
United States
Tomaht
Great
Newspaper Editors Convene at Cambridge Jeffersonian Anniversary
Cambridge July 2 The Cambridge Jeffersonian marks its tenth year as a leased United Press client serving as headquarters for UP editors. Publisher Harry Amos and his wife hosted visiting editors from across the state for a general news conference and discussions on adapting services to better fit each paper’s needs.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Jeffersonian
United Press
Harry Amos
The
Jeffersonian
United Press Service
Richmond Veteran John Spears Killed in Accident
July 2 Richmond report says 87 year old Civil War veteran John Spears was fatally struck when he stepped into a moving machine driven by his 16 year old brother David. The accident occurred this afternoon in Richmond.
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Richmond
Tod
John Spears
David
Fourth of July Observances Planned in Canton Stark
Canton and Stark county residents began the 151st Independence Day anniversary with a slate of observances on Sunday. A forecast of clear but cooler weather drew hundreds to family reunions and picnics while golf and public events filled both days. Sermons across pulpits will reference the holiday led by Ex-Judge Hubert Pontius at Simpson MEB Church with the message Good Citizenship. In Massillon a joint Christian First MEB Presbyterian service will feature Former Prosecuting Attorney B. McClintock on The Responsibilities of Citizenship.
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Canton and Stark Co
United States of America
Canton
Hubert Pontius
Simpson M. EB
Massilion
Congregations of the Christian
First Meb
Presbyterian
B. McClintock
Alliance
Murderous Motive Unclear in Dempsey Tragedy
In Schenectady New York on July 2 John Dempsey 28 brother of boxer Jack Dempsey shot and killed his estranged wife Ana Carlo and then committed suicide. Coroner reports suggest no clear motive though threats to the wife were noted and a witness described a tense confrontation at a rooming house.
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Schenectady
N. Y
John Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Fdna
White Sulphur Springs
Jack Sharkey
Petera
Ana Carlo
Behnectady
Dempsey
Brotherhood chief engineers send Canada jubilee greetings
Alvaniey Johnston grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers sent a letter to Canadian Premier William Lyon Mackenzie King congratulating Canada on its diamond jubilee. Johnston praised Canada's achievements and resources and stated he has no ambition to head any financial institution.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Alvaniey Johnston
Wm. Lyon MacKenzie King
Ottows, Can
Federation
Canada
Johnston
The
Brotherhood
Cleveland Bank
Organization
Financial Institutions
Pacific Flight Delayed After Tire Blowout At Barking Sands
Richard Grace’s Hawaii to California monoplane flight from Barking Sands Kauai was postponed to tomorrow morning after a tire blowout ended an attempted takeoff. Severe head winds and intense heat blamed for the delay, which extends four days.
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Richard Grace
Barking Sands
Island of Kauai
T. V
Hawaii
California
Grace
Hospital Mood Arouses County Jail Visit
Alfred Coffin and Sven Olesen enjoyed whiskey at the Smile In dance hall on Hills and Dales Saturday night. A deputy sheriff who attended was invited to toast. One man did not drink and accompanied Coffin and Olsen to the county jail. Sheriff Gibson pondered charges of possessing liquor or simple intoxication.
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Alfred Coffin
Sven Olesen
Hills
Dales
Sle
Coffin and
Olsen
Gibson
Will of Jacob Easley funds BG student aid
Toledo July 2 court of appeals upholds the will of Jacob Easley of Bowling Green Ohio a trust to finance higher education for worthy boys The widow Helen Hastey contested the will which provides her life income from the estate before the trust principal goes to the Bowling Green school board for scholarships to BG High School graduates in need
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Toledo
Jacob Easley
Bowling Green
Wood Co Abstractor
Court of Appeals
Helen Hastey
Bowling Green High School
Lengel deposition bid denied in Mellett murder plot case
Judge Frank M. Clevenger denied a defense motion to depose four convicted conspirators in the Don R. Mellett murder case. Lengel defense attorneys Rollin Hahn and W Bernard Rodgers had asked to question Ben Rudner Patrick McDermott Floyd Stettenberger and Louis Mazer. The judge overruled without a hearing mailing the entry to the clerk of courts. The defense may still subpoena witnesses for in person testimony. Lengel faces trial July 11 and the case links Canton police to the plot with testimony from Stettenberger and Mazer as central witnesses.
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Saranus A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Clevenger
Clerk of Courts
Rollin Hahn
Youngstown
W. Bernard Rodgers
Canton
Lengel
Ben Rudner
Patrick B. McDermott
Floyd J. Strettenberger
Louis FE. Mazer
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Cleven
Don FR. Mellett
Harter
Rodeera
Mazer
Streftenberger
Rudner
McDermott
Canton Police Department
Strettenberger
Aviator May Get Carnegie Medal for Heroic Rescue
Lloyd Bertaud airmate flyer will be nominated for the Carnegie medal after saving six people from a burning home near Milesburg Pennsylvania yesterday He circling the town with roaring motors alerted residents who rescued Huey and his five children The rescue occurred as he flew to Cleveland from the scene.
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Bellefonte
Lloyd Bertaud
Tr Mat
Milesburg
Cleveland
Bertaud
Roaring Motors
Fl Us
Huey
Police Action To Be Aired In Ohio Probe
Columbus July 2 C J Sise son a special investigator for Governor Donahey will go to Youngstown Tuesday to investigate charges brought before the governor by J Compton manager of the Ute Bankers Detective Bureau that Youngstown police are using third degree methods to obtain confessions from prisoners.
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Columbus
C. J. Siseson
Donahey
Youngstown
J. Compton
Ute Bankers Detective Bureau
Prison Arrival Poses As Yet Unseen Inmate Look
Paul Kelly arrived at San Quentin on July 1 wearing a dirty gray suit and a cold gray hat. He needed a shave and appeared almost anything but a screen sheet.
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San Quentin
Calif
Paul Kelly
San Quentin Prison
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