Pickrel Hopes for Economy in Ohio Session
Lieutenant Governor William G. Pickrel told Canton Rotary Club he hopes for a short fall session with an economy program and a permanent registration rule to replace yearly registration. He urged one presidential primary, opposed tax increases, and backed auto driver licenses. He said Democratic sentiment favors cutting excess state spending.
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William G. Pickrel
Pickrel
Canton
Rotary Club
Ohio
Columbus
Five at Italia ice camp rescued by sled crew
Bulletins report a rescue by the Braganza of Ludvig Varming who had joined the Sora Van Dongen dogsled team near Cape Brun. Separately the Krassin refitted to Advent Bay after rescuing Capt Sora and Seff Van Dongen amid Italia disaster survivors.
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Italia
Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Braganza
Ludvig Varming
Sora-Van Dongen
Cape Brun
Moscow
Krassin
Sora
Seff van Dongen
Advent Bay
Foyn Island
Mussolini
Italy
Pauline Heestand Hurt In Home Accident
Pauline Heestand aged eight of 310 Winest Minerva region suffered a broken right elbow after a chair fall at home. She was taken to Alliance City Hospital for treatment by Dr. P F King of Alliance and Dr. Thomas of Minerva.
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Alliance
Pauline Heestand
Winest
Minerva
Alliance City Hospital
P. F. King
Thomas
Will Rogers on Democrats and money in politics
In a July 13 column from Santa Maria California the author mocks Democratic strategy to attract wealthy backers, suggesting party leaders seek rich figures to look less “common.” He notes a critic’s view that money influences politics and cites a bold, satirical example about Wall Street.
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Willers
Santa MA Carbara
Cal
General Motors
Wall Street
Will Rogers
Canton Library Seeks $50,000 Boost for Next Year
Canton city officials and library trustees expressed Friday that the Canton Public Library needs fifty thousand dollars next year to expand services. If the full amount cannot be granted, a sizable appropriation seems possible given improved city finances. The library has operated on sixteen thousand dollars this year and in prior years, with growth plans hampered by recurring budget cuts.
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Canton Public Library
Flood Devastates Southern Ohio Mining Area
A cloudburst caused $80 000 in property damage across Jefferson County mining regions. One man injured possibly fatally fleeing the storm. Miners and families fled to hills as creeks overflowed and garages, roads, and railroad tracks were washed out. A high school football player was fatally burned touching a live wire at Tiltonsville. Numerous roads blocked and streets flooded in Glen Robbins Connerville Highland City Yorkville and Florence.
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Rayland
Jefferson Co
Glen Robbins
Connerville
Lemoyne Vaughn
Martins Ferry
Charles Vaughn
Fordham
New Jersey Zinc Co
Tiltonsville
Vaughn
Liverpool-Marietta
Lawrence Kull
Yorkville
Warrentown
Highland City
Deer Run
Florence
Clouds Turn Day Into Night Over Canton and Stark
Heaviest rainfall in weeks drenched Canton and Stark on Friday with 1.4 inches from morning to noon as a temperature dip lowered from 63 to 57 then rose to 61 by afternoon. Black clouds forced motorists to use headlights and street lights remained on into the morning hours. The Weather Bureau forecast fairer and warmer for Saturday.
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Canton
Stark
Carl H. Meyer
Mercury
Ohio Power Co
United States Weather Bureau
Canton Daily News
Cleveland
Florida child kidnaped held for big ransom
Miami authorities searched the east coast of Florida for Billy McAllister a three year old who was taken from his grandmother's home in Miami last night. A caller later said the boy was safe and would be returned after a ransom arrangement. Police suspect a careful weeks long plan with signs of prior threats.
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Miami
Fla
Billy McAllister
Florida
Billy
E. C. McAllister
McAllister
Dam Threatens Fishing Place Amid Bridge Work
Izaak Walton League of America warns the city to restore water to Waterworks Race as damming for the Serpentine road bridge endangers hundreds of fish and local youths who use the stream for swimming. Officials vow to resume flow below the dam via pipes or a ditch, preserving the stocked habitat for children under 16.
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Izaak Walton League of
Amerca
Serpentine Rd
Gregory Shott
League
Shott
Missing man hunted after fall into Big Sandy River
Sheriff Gibson and deputies prepared to resume search for an unidentified man with a wooden leg who was seen falling into the Big Sandy River just north of Waynesburg. High water and swift current hampered drag efforts and no identity clues were found. No local missing person report exists.
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Fd Gibson
Big Sandy
Waynesburg
Seven Held In Jewel Theft and Beer Inquiry
Deputy sheriffs and police combined forces Friday morning to investigate an $800 diamond robbery and to raid a bootlegging house at 3609 Mahoning Road NE. Five men and two women were arrested for liquor violations while one man faced the jewelry theft charges and others were released on bonds.
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E. Sc Stitz
Herman Tausch
W. E. Miller
Dietrich and
King
Mahoning Rd
E. M. West
Shriver
Homer James
James
Frank Ankefer
Troy Pf
Sam Estros
8Th St
Lewis Baker
Braday
William Stewart
Alice Ferguson
4Th St
Marie Mercer
Sandalt
James Place
Estros
Ankefer
Daugherty Grounded by Weather on Rome Flight Plan
Morris R. Daugherty the one armed and legless aviator from Martinsville West Virginia remains earth bound in Greensburg Pennsylvania due to poor flying weather over the Allegheny Mountains He plans a New York to Rome flight and will wait for favorable reports before resuming from Mountville West Virginia to Roosevelt Field New York After a landing at Mount Pleasant caused by machine trouble Saturday he attempted to take off again but a storm forced another landing here
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Greensburg
Morris R
Dinger) Daugherty
Martinsville
W. Va
Allegheny Mountains
Daugherty
New York
Rome
Moundsville
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Mount Pleasant
Miners to End Session Today in Indianapolis
The United Mine Workers policy committee meeting in Indianapolis since Wednesday was expected to adjourn today. President John L. Lewis indicated a likely settlement after the secret deliberations, with delegates weighing virtually all major problems facing the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Steel Leader Peacock Dies At 66 In New York
Alexander R. Peacock, once a department head at Homestead and later a sales manager after selling 65000 tons of steel to Canadian Pacific, died aged 66. He lived in New York for years and previously in Pittsburgh. survived by a widow, two daughters and three sons. He was born in Dunfermline Scotland and rose with Carnegie Steel before entering glassmaking and other ventures.
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New York
Alexander R. Peacock
Carnegie Steel
Peacock
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Fifeshire
Scotland
Old Homestead Steel Co
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States Steel Co
Homestead
Bernstein suit to be dropped in Coogan case
The $750000 alienation of affections suit brought by Mrs Corabel Bernstein against Mrs Lillian Coogan will be dropped. Bernstein plans to file a cross complaint against Jack Bernstein in the divorce action naming Jackie Coogan’s mother as co respondent.
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Los Angeles
Corabel Bern Stein
Lillian Coogan
Union League Club rocked by selection of Raskeb
Philadelphia reports consternation over John J. Raskeb chosen as director of the Democratic campaign. The Union League Club, longtime Republican stronghold, hosts the dispute as Raskeb remains a club member and has not resigned, as far as could be learned.
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Philadelphia
John J. Raskeb
Union League
Friday the 13th Tales From A Gloomy Day
Local items report Friday mishaps and oddities. A Touls Mirkin arrested for displaying newspapers outside his cigar store at 333 24 st NW. Solomon Kessler fell from a water wagon and broke his neck near York Pennsylvania. A Chevrolet hit a Sanitary Milk Co. wagon in Lawrence rd NE with no driver stopping. Lawrence McGrath of Fremont caused a collision with motorcycle officer Samuel Andreppas. Burglars raided Shuman Grocery Co. 1215 Tuscarawas W. A Canton statistician estimates 2365 cars were washed. one man found luck on Friday the 13th. Paul Harden jumped to his death from a 12th story hotel window in Birmingham.
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Touls Mirkin
St NW
Lee Len
Mirkin
York
Solomon Kessler
Kessler
Latimer Innerst
Near Here
Sanitary Milk Co
Lawrence Rd
Speeder
Chicago
Lawrence McGrath
Fremont
Did
Samuel Andreppas
McGrath
Birmingham
Ala
Paul Harden
George C. Ellis
Harden
Explosion Kills Ten Soldiers at Hajmasker Grounds
In Budapest on July 13 a cannon exploded during artillery proving at Hajmasker, killing ten soldiers and wounding several more. Local authorities investigated the accident and prepared casualty reports for the military.
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Budapest
Hajmasker
Nobile Cheered By Rescue News
Kings Bay July 13 news reports the rescue of Italia crew led by Captains Mariano and Zappi and Lieut Viglieri group with General Umberto Nobile greatly cheered. Nobile commanded the Italia on the North Pole flight and was stranded with his group before being rescued by Lieut Einar Paul Lundborg and taken aboard the Citta Di Milano. He is reported much improved.
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Kings Bay
Italia
Mariano and
Zappi
Vigieri
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
North Pole
Viglieri
Einar-Paul Lundborg
Citta di Milano
Italians thank Polar rescue team aboard Krassin
Mussolini sent a message to Prof. Samoilovitch praising the rescue work and thanking the collaborators in the Italian name. Natale Cecioni reported to his wife from the Krassin hospital with affection. The first group includes Capt. Filippo Zappi and Capt. Adalberto Mariano of the Italia, saved from a 20 foot ice floe off Cape Platen after departing the ice camp May 30 with Prof. Finn Malmgren to walk to land.
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Samoilovitch
Krassin
Mussolini
Rome
Natale Cecioni
Krassin’s Hospital
Filippo Zappi
Adalberto Mariano
Italia
Cape Platen
Finn Malmgren
Spooks to Flit at Brady Lake
An atmosphere of mystery will shroud Brady Lake near Akron on Aug 12 as more than 250 magicians from northeastern Ohio gather under the Cleveland Magicians' Club. Invitations go to Thurston and Blackstone, touted as world’s greatest magicians, expected for a big tent show with participants from many nations.
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Brady Lake
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland Magicians’ Club
Thurston and Blackstone
Chiang Kai-shek to unify Nationalist forces into single army
Pekin July 13 Chiang Kai-shek commander-in-chief of Nationalist armies announced that warlords agreed to consolidate all forces into one National army and abolish separate groups. He said they would abandon the planned campaign against Manchuria and seek peace negotiations.
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Pekin
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
Manchuria
Ohio Candidate Joins Smith in Day Law Rhetoric
Democratic candidate J. J. Whitacre of Ohio's 18th district aligned with Gov. Alfred E. Smith on Volsteadism. In a public letter Whitacre denounced the 18th Amendment, urging a restatement of democratic principle that allows individuals to live free under limited government duties.
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Carrollton
J. J. Whitacre
Congress
Ohio
Alfred E. Smith
Whitacre
Veteran Pilot Henry Keller Dies in Plane Crash
In Chicago on July 13 Henry C Keller 60 a veteran pilot was killed and student aviator West Johnson 29 was slightly injured when the airplane they were flying fell 2000 feet Keller who began flying in 1908 was giving Johnson a lesson when the craft went into a tail spin
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Chicago
Henry C. Keller
West Johnson
Keller
Johnson
Finding Tenants By Classified Ads In The Cantabrian Daily News
The article notes that exploration has waned but filling vacant rooms thrives. It highlights Mrs. Derby of 1560 34th Street SE who found a tenant in two days through a classified ad in The Canton Daily News. The piece promotes using the daily classified section to locate renters.
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Columbus
India
Peary
Florida
Canten Dailyews
Derby
St SE
Canten Daily News
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William J. Donovan
United States
Fioe
Flyer
Bulletin
Eugene Lyons
Will
Johnston
James’ Bond
STEEL
Bernstein
Jackie Coogan
Shuman Grocery Co
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L. A. Wertman
Himer Clark
E. W. Hexamer
Clark
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