Mayor's Veto No Barrier To Gas Bill
A chaotic midweek report ties a Brooklyn murder to a Chicago New York gang war aftermath. A well-dressed man found shot 48 hours after Yale death, seven bullets in head, suggests gang revenge. Police traced clues to an abandoned sedan with shotgun shells, signaling a wider feud.
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Brooklyn
Frank Yale
Yale
Chicago
Underworld
Rime
Big
Joe Sallis
Scarface
Industrial Development Foundation Organized in Canton
Canton reports the Industrial Development Foundation organized at a stockholders meeting in the chamber of commerce offices. Wm T Kubna served as temporary chairman and Marty W Leth as temporary secretary. Darwin Ints and Fred J Wilson formed an inspection committee to plan the board meeting for officers and offices. The foundation aims to fuel industrial progress, with a call for additional stock pledges to begin operations.
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Canton
Industrial Development Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. T. Kubna
Marty W. Leth
Darwin Ints
Fred J. Wilson
Industrial Development Foundation of
Incorpo Eto
Canton council passes utility code by nine to three
City council approved the gas franchise over Mayor Curtis veto by a nine to three vote after a brief, contentious session. Nine supporters included Brown Burke and Rost, with Bauer Hopfield opposing. Emaley was absent and Brown briefly considered absence but voted to support. Mayor Curtis declined comment beyond “Just let me out of it.”
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C. C. Curtis
Canton Daily News
James Roberts
Ninth Ward
Public Utilities Committee of Council
James Seecombe
Fifth Ward
Brown
Burkehardt
Graham
Hexamer
Hurford Gackman
McKee
Roberts
Rost
Bauer
James Emaley
Earl Hater
E.W. Brown
Curtis
Council Ten
Oil Tank Blast Claims One Life In Syracuse Fire
A pair of Star m tanks exploded at Sunco OM Co near Syracuse early today igniting a blaze that destroyed three buildings and left one dead and another severely burned. Authorities evacuated nearby homes then allowed residents to return as water was sprayed to cool the scorching heat. Fire crews remained on scene with damage estimates not yet available.
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Syracuse
Ater
Sunco OM Co
Marshall Not to Quit Contest in Columbus
Ohio Chief Justice Carrington F. Marshall rebuts persistent reports he will withdraw from the race for the United States senate nomination. He says he will stay in the contest until the ides of November amid rumors surrounding Bearshail candidate Betrom.
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Columbus
United States
Carrington ‘F. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Dha Betrom
Germans fail in endurance trip over Dessau to Leipzig
Junkers pilots Jo Bann Ristice and Zimmerman abandoned a world endurance flight between Dessau and Leipzig after about 17 hours in the air. The aircraft resembled the transatlantic model Firemen, and the flight attempted to establish a new endurance record but ended prematurely.
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Germany
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Bann Ristice
Zimmerman
Des W
Lelpaig
One Speech Enough for Everyone Wall
MARFA TEX July 3 See this mornings paper where Al Smith is going to make 16 speeches. Now offhand that looks like a hard thing to do but it could be done. You could put 16 interpretations on the Demo platform and Hoover spoke once all over America. If a politician were that smart he would not be a politician. Yours re Rogers
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Marfa
Tex
al Smith
Hoover
Sandbergn
America
Amart
State to Rest in Hoppe Trial
Toledo July 3 The trial of Dorothy Szelagowsk, a seven year old kidnapping murder case, resumes with the state expected to rest tonight. After prosecution rests the court will adjourn until Thursday. Jurors may go home for Independence Day and the defense will begin its bid to save Hoppe from the electric chair on Thursday.
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Dorothy Szelagowsk
Hoppe
Szelagowsk
Bluebeard of Shieldland Arrested in Algiers Case
Paris July 3 Jerome Drat alias Marseilles Bluebeard was arrested after landing in Algiers. He allegedly confessed to murder charges tied to two former fiancées Elise Face and Camille Gaillard. Authorities say he ran a wine dealing operation in Morocco.
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Jerome Drat
Marseilles
Algiers
Mile
Elise Face
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Morocco
Feud is Fatal Engineer Shot to Death in Milford
A. E. Sheppard, an engineer recently from Alabama, was shot while fleeing toward a rowboat amid a feud. Charles Warren, 27, was arrested and charged with murder after police said Sheppard had several quarrels with Warren and his father. The shooting occurred Sunday night at the Warren home in Milford.
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Del
A. E. Sheppard
Alahama
Charles Warren
Sheppard
Warren
Dehoff Retires After 49 Years in Canton Schools
Andrew J DeHoff, longtime Canton Public Schools principal at Martin School, has retired after 49 years in Ohio public education. The board accepted his resignation Monday night and sent a letter of appreciation. He served about 32 years in Canton and will be placed on the state school pension list.
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Hartford Av SE
Martin
Board of Education
Canton
Dehoff
Ohio
The
Tate
Kenmore Boy Huey Wins United States Marble Championship
Alfred Huey of Kenmore won the national marble championship at Atlantic City New Jersey defeating Dominic Cartelli of New Britain Connecticut before 8000 spectators. Huey secured the title after a tense series and was praised for steady shooting as Cartelli faltered under pressure.
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New Britain
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DeVarmon
High Ay M. Canton
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Sum
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Akron
Canton
Meyers ' Lake Park
Canton Daily News
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Huey Wily
Five rewarded in Steubenville for D Autremont capture rewards
Five Steubenville men received checks for 100 each from the post office department as shares of rewards for the capture of the D Autremont twins Hugh and Ray. The twins are serving long Oregon prison terms for train robbery. The awardees include Safety Director Hobart Bra Street, Police Chief Ross H. Cunningham, city detectives Earnest Schroeder and Thomas J. Dugan, and Wade Bougher, a Steel Corporation employee supervisor.
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Hugh
Ray
Oregon
Hobart Bra Street
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Earnest Schroeder
Thomas J. Dugan
Wade "Bougher
Steel Corporation
The Canton Daily News Wednesday Edition Details
The Canton Daily News states a single edition will publish on Wednesday July Fourth. It will go to press at midnight Tuesday and be delivered early Wednesday morning. All editions resume around the early hours on Thursday.
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Canton Daily News
Edion
Vida Arrested in Extortion Ring Reportedly Foiled
Detectives Beatty and Bush concluded a month long undercover operation posing as farmers to arrest Anthony Vida on extortion charges tied to threats against Tulio Jiuliana and his wife. The case hinges on Italian letters dated July and a barn based setup with a tear gas device and invisible wire. Funeral arrangements were being made for Joseph Engel, longtime Chicago Civic Opera stage director, who died at 72 after a heart attack.
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Albert Bush
Anthony
Tulio Jiuliana
Penn
Jiuliana
Vida
Tyewritten
Pennsylva
Bush
Beatty
Joseph Engel
Chicago Civic Opera
Fourth of July Celebrations Sized by Canton
In Canton a light hearted Fourth of July is anticipated with local queries and pie debates. Firecrackers and celebrations spark chatter about the holiday while police warn against bootleg tampering as the town honors the anniversary of independence. The American Legion story continues on page 3.
Two Arrested in Gas Explosion Mystery
Police in Steuben County report the arrest of Joe Monteloora and John Presty on arson warrants in connection with a devastating gas explosion that destroyed the DeFrancis takor shop. Both men, aged 28, suffered severe burn scars and facial hair loss, with investigators noting similarities to the blaze that began at four in the morning. The wreckage investigation points to a deliberate ignition.
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Cear
Ther and Gatline
Joe Monteloora
Steub
Scranton Republic a raises its price to three cents
Scranton Pennsylvania July 3 The Scranton Republican the only morning newspaper has raised its price from two to three cents effective immediately. The Times and the Sun Beran Jon's two afternoon papers have not announced any price change. Washington July 3 Dove Field airport was swept by fire destroying the hangar and eight planes with damages estimated at 1000 dollars. The field hosted a flying school of 49 students.
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Ninety Victims of Fireworks Reported in St Louis
St Louis July 3 National tally shows about ninety people treated for fireworks injuries around the Fourth of July. Most victims are mall children and several cases involve minor burns and eye injuries. A serious incident occurred when a young boy identified as An 1B sustained a gunshot wound during celebrations.
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Yester ‘Mall
Gold mines sold in Cripple Creek area
Heavily industrial Colorado mining leaders gathered as J A Durocher Stone of New York city bought four large Cripple Creek mines. Stone gained control of the A B choria Leland Conundrum Midget and Bonanza King gold mines, all noted precious metal producers. Price was not announced.
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Cripple Creek
J. A
Durocher Stone
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Stone
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Conundrum
Five Dead in Storms Hit Upper Midwest
Storms in Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota caused over 2 million dollars in damage over two days. Five deaths were reported with many injured and communications disrupted as Sabin Minnesota suffered near total destruction and crops and livestock suffered severe losses.
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Wisconsin
South Dakota
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Porte
Death by Own Action Reported for Hoover Aid
William Snyder, 41, a bond salesman and aide in the Hoover administration, died by gas in what authorities call a self-inflicted death after dodging a court summons on a charge related to threatening an associate. An autographed portrait of President Coolidge and a note reading Dont be fussy were found.
Seaplane Crash Kills Two Naval Officers at Newport
Naval authorities probe a seaplane crash near Gould Island Newport resulting in the deaths of Lieutenant-Commander Thalbert N. Alford and Lieutenant-Commander William Butler. Wright died at the scene and Butler succumbed to injuries at a hospital hours later. The aircraft plunged about 1,000 feet into the sea after nose dive during a loop over Narragansett Bay.
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Narraganset
Thalbert N. Alford
Avington
Wright
Willam Butler
Gould Island Naval Air Base
Et ‘Ick
Russian Ice Search Nearing Ice Floe
Report describes the Krassin advancing toward an ice pack as 24 men remain trapped in the Arctic wastes. Six men wait for rescue while Babushkin and two companions search via plane, with official word lacking. Fog and missing Amundsen party details are unresolved.
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Fox
Krassin
Babushkin
Amundsen
Busy day for Democratic vice presidential nominee Robinson
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, experiences a hectic day opening telegraphs of congratulations and reading a large stack of mail. He will be a guest of the American Legion post tomorrow evening and rest later.
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Seetle Buck
ATK
Sen
Joseph 'T. Robinson
Sen. Robinson
Legion Post Land
McKinley Pool Water Warned Over Stagnation
Stagnant water in two pools near the McKinley Memorial prompted warnings issued Tuesday by Clifford Schnake, director, citing unsafe conditions. Pools receive water from the velty basin, with construction of bridges and serpentine links noted as connected themes.
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McKinsey National
Clifford "Schnake
Alfred E Smith to Back Hoover in Connecticut
New Britain Connecticut July Alfred E Smith announced he will vote for Herbert Hoover Smith said he felt confident the Republican nominee would be reelected and noted he has no relation to the New York governor
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Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
New Britain
Conn
Alfred E Smith
Merebert Hoover
Smith
New York
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