Commissioners Janson Burris to Face Hearing Wednesday
Charges filed by police officer Beresford accuse Janson and Burris of neglect of duty in civil service oversight. Hearing set for July 14 at 9 a.m. in Canton city hall with chance to defend against allegations of incomplete eligible lists and improper appointments.
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Price Janson
Civil Service Commission
John W. Burris
Stanford M. Swarts
George Beresford
Janson
Burris
Sergt
Daniel von Gunteg
James A. Rice
Canton
Ohio heat toll rises with nine deaths in two days
Ohio reports nine deaths from the heat wave with drownings in Trenton and Venice and prostrations across cities. Temperatures ranged in the high 80s to 90s, with storms bringing relief in several areas. Local fatalities in Cleveland, Columbus, and Youngstown noted, along with Michigan and New York reports of heat fatalities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Lee
Trenton
Louis A. Puke
Venice
Cincinnati
Mary Andrews
Youngstown
Thomas Hughes
Lima
Zanesville
Newark
Marion
Columbus
Middletown
Cincinati
Canton
Dayton
Akron
Pat ‘Swaney
New York
East
Middle West
Salvatore Sigros
Coney Island
Boy Save Ten Cents After Dog Bite
A boy named Dominick Catazaro of 1115 McKinley 4 SW was bitten by a truck dog near Drift and Cleveland. The owner offered ten cents for medical care, which the boy used to see a city doctor. Dr. Rhiel said injuries were not serious.
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Dominick Catazara
McKinley
Drift
Cleveland
Catazaro
Rhiel
Gust Chilleras Bond Set on Illegal Sale Charges
Gust Cleade on $600 bond after arraignment in B Correll's court on charges of illegal sale of Chilleras. Charged by inspector Fitzwilliams, duties from the Mate division of foods and dairies. Jureacase set to come up for trial.
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Gust
Chilleras
B. Correll's
Chi
Cherry Av SB
En Fitzwilliams
Mate Division of Foods and Dairies
Jureacase
Arrest Two Men for Disturbing Peace
R. Morg ae hyvis and S. G. Heimer were arrested on a charge of disturbing the peace after a quarrel in the yard at a stated address. The police report notes the men renewed an old dispute following a Saturday incident.
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R. Morg Ae Hyvis
S. G. Heimer
Pe Han Ice
ACK
Clarence Carpenter Arrested for Intoxication on Friday
Clarence Carpenter of 1025 Melchior PI SW was arrested late Friday on a charge of intoxication.
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Clarence Carpenter
Melchior PI
Trio in Crash Kills Christopher Hurd at Unionport
Christopher Hurd died from a skull fracture after the automobile carrying Jesse Steel and James Embree struck a fast Pennsylvania train near Unionport. Hurd died Friday at Steubenville’s Ohio Valley Hospital. Steel and Embree, both Canton residents, are expected to recover. Authorities investigate links to George Negulici’s Canton murder and possible suspects.
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Christopher Hurd
Blecker
Jesse Steel
James Embree
Canton
Pensylvania
Unionport
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
Hurd
Steel
9Th St NE
Embree
George Negulici
Aultman Hospital
Columbia Heights
Negulici
Steubenville Hospital
Massillon
Arm Broken In Auto Cranking Incident
Billy Strong aged 16 of Lakeside Road Northwest sustained a broken arm Saturday morning while cranking an automobile. He received first aid at Mercy Hospital.
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Billy Strong
Lakeside Rd
Mercy Hospital
Lake Lucerne Dam Destroyed by Explosion
Investigators probe the dynamiting of Lake Lucerne dam north of Canal Fulton destroying a central embankment and draining a 40 acre man made lake. More than a dozen sticks of dynamite buried in the dam caused the blast. no motive or opposition noted. Owners planned a summer cottage community with fish stocking.
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Lake Lucerne
Canal
Fulton
Canal Fulton
Cleveland
Tuscaraway& River
Thieves Take $20,000 In Gems From Salesman
Dayton Ohio July 10. Diamond salesman Jack Werst of Cincinnati was held up near Lima on the way to St Johns. Three men in a Studebaker fired at his car and forced him to stop then robbed him of diamonds valued at $20,000.
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Dayton, O
Jack Werst
Cincinnati
Lima
St. Johns
Studebaker
Butcher Seeks Damages Over Market Restraint
Ben Goldstein filed in common pleas court to restrain Elmer Beard from operating a competing meat market. Goldstein says he bought Beard's market in March 1925 with a noncompete for five years within a mile, but Beard reopened within Mahoning Road NE, under a mile away. He seeks $5,000 damages and an injunction.
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Ben Goldstein
Common Pleas
Elmer FE
Beard
Tustarawas
Mahoning Rd
Arrest Records: Wayne Iseral Held on Suspicion Charge
Wayne Iseral of 1623 Harrison Ave SW was arrested on a charge of suspicion late Friday. He remains in custody as investigators pursue details of the alleged incident.
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Wayne Iseral
Harrison Av
Mehlhorn Relinquishes Lead In National Open Golf
Wild Bill Mehlhorn of New York slipped from the lead in the national open at Scioto Country Club Columbus after a 76 in the morning round leaving him 219 for 54 holes, two behind leader Joe Turnesa. Bobby Jones and Turnesa trailed closely as Hagen also threatened with solid rounds while Mehlhorn struggled with several sixes and missed putts.
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Scioto Country Club
Co- Lumbus
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
New York
Joe Turnesa
Mehlhorn
Columbus
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Bobby
Turnesa
Walter Hagen
Bill’ Mehlhorn
Jones
Tom Stevens
Abe Espinosa
Emmett French
Bill Leach
Charley Rowe
George McLean
Jack Forrester
al Espinosa
Arthur DeMane
Leo Diegel
Cash rewards in golf the national open prize paltry
Columbus July 10 leading American golf professionals enter the national open finals amid objections to the top prize of 500 dollars for professionals. The article contrasts golf purses with horse racing and boxing, noting far larger rewards in other sports and urging higher amateur recognition.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Columbus
America
United States Golf Association
Simon Pure
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Durkin Guilty Gets 35 Year Prison Term in Chicago
A Chicago jury found Martin James Durkin guilty of murdering federal agent Edwin C. Shanahan and sentenced him to 35 years. The nine hour, nineteen minute deliberation ended after a mixed panel reached a compromise amid discussions of 20 to 40 years, life, and one juror seeking 14 years due to a personal tragedy.
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Chicago
Martin James Durkin
Sheik
Edwin C. Shanahan
Durkin
Harry B. Miller
Miller
Shanahan
Durkins
Village and Railway Sued Over Bridge Damages
William H. Immel and Christian Ritsehard sue the village of Louisville and the Pennsylvania Co. in common pleas court seeking damages for alleged property damage from a new bridge in Alliance. They claim approaches to their properties were ruined and permanent harm caused.
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William H. Immel
Christian Ritsehard
Common Pleas Court
Village of Louisville
The
Pennsylvania Co
Deal Nears Sale of Eagle Picker Plants to Guggenheim Group
Negotiations are underway for the sale of Eagle Picker Lead company plants and properties in Cincinnati and eight mines to the Guggenheim interests of American Smelting and Refining Co New York. The deal exceeds 38 million dollars and is expected to close before winter, said John B Swift president of Eagle Picker Co.
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Cincinnati
Eagle Picker Lead Company
Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Co
New York
John B. Swift
Eagle Picker Co
Woman Placed Under Peace Bond in Middletown Case
Rozie Strong, 18, became the first woman in over six years to receive a peace bond from Middletown municipal court. She was bound over for threatening charges after a filing by Izo West, with the bond set at 300 dollars.
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Middletown
Rozie Strong
Iiczo West
Life threats target railroad switchman Williams
Four note threats with skull and cross bones in red ink were found in Sheriff Gump's hands for investigation in Columbus on July 10. G. E. Williams, a railroad switch man, could offer no explanation for the notes.
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Columbus
G. E. Williams
Sheriff Gump
Williams
Thugs Rob Man and Beat Another in Friday Night Holdups
Two men were robbed and beaten after resisting a hold up in the Northwest and Southwest districts. Paul Kauffman was attacked at 10 PM near High Avenue and 7th Street NW. he was struck, rendered unconscious, and later found in the Southeast. C R Morgan was shot in the jaw during a garage robbery at 12 45 AM on Harrison Avenue SW. he recovered his money and watch before police arrived. Both victims were helpped to hospital, with Kauffman in serious condition and Morgan in non life threatening danger. The loot totaled $70 plus an United Alley paycheck.
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Paul Kauffman
Northwest Quarter
C. R. Morgan
United Alley
7Th Et NW
High Av
7Th St Nw
Kauffman
Park Av
R. Morgan
Harrison Av
Aultman Hospital
Morgan
Rookie Cop Shot in Loft Candy Payroll Robbery
James Broderick, a rookie New York policeman, was shot three times and gravely wounded by six hold up men attempting to steal the Loft Candy Co payroll. He wore civilian clothes and faced a dangerous attack today.
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New York
James Broderick
Loft Candy Co
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