Amundsen Still Missing After Arctic Rescue
Moscow dispatch reports the Russian icebreaker Krassin completed a dramatic rescue sweep in the Arctic. Eight rescued including Chukhnovsky aviator and companions join seven Italia survivors. Krassin to Advent Bay to recoal and resume search for Amundsen and six others.
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Krassin
South Pole
Arctic
Eugene Lyons
Moscow
Advent Bay
Chukhnovsky
Noyes
Foyn Island
Roald Amundsen
Chauffeur Who Killed Child Loses Battle
Toledo chauffeur Charles Hoppe pleaded guilty to kidnapping and murdering 7 year old Dorothy Szelagowski. Lucas County Common Pleas Court condemned him to death and set October 26 for execution by electric chair unless stayed by higher courts. Hoppe sought insanity defenses as the trial halted for a sanity hearing after the frail child was abducted from her bed and found murdered.
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Toledo
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Lucasco Common Pleas Court
Hoppe
State
Szelagowski
Realtors Avert Unfair Tax Valuations in Stark County
Real estate boards Canton Alliance and Stark County Farm Bureau petition County Auditor A A Van Dorsten seeking a general tax valuation cut of at least 10 percent. The move cites a 12 to 15 percent decline in real estate values since the last appraisal and names 18 signers from boards and grange committees. The effort follows months of meetings and discussions with county officials on methods to adjust tax figures.
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A. A. van Dorsten
Canton and Alliance Real Estate Boards
Stark County Farm Bureau
C. A. Pontius
Stark Co Granges
Massillon Real Estate Board
Canton and Alliance Boards
Massillon
Massillon Chamber of Commerce
van Dorsten
Stark Co
W. L. Armstrong
John B. Kagey
E. L. Gehman
F. E. Myrick
Joseph Biechele, Jr
L. W. Hewitt
Frank L. Cole
Jason L. Kling
Albert Fink
Canton Real Estate Board
Owen C. Wilhelm
C. C. Bynon
John E. Bay
Walter N. Ellett
L. D. Scranton
8. D. Lane
Alliance Real Estate Board
Roger Snyder
Ira K. Lotz
B. N. Brown
L. W. Antram
W.S. Esig
F. A. Keyser
Dwight Whitmer
Homer L. Correll
Rose G. Laiblin
L. L. Ake
C. C. Hall
Stark County Farm Bureau Committee
The
Grange
Samuel E. Barr
Canton Public Library
Alexander B. Clark
Library Board of Trustees
Council
General City
Health Department
Public Service Department
Water Department
Canton Daily News
County Budget Board
Eleven Hurt In Canton Auto Crash Series
Ten people including two children and eight adults were injured in four crashes Sunday through Monday near Canton. Five were rushed to Mercy Hospital after a collision at Harrisburg road and 16th street NE, where witnesses said Howard Hershburger drove on the wrong side. Minor injuries included Anna Didmario, 4. Patsy Didmario, 8. Joseph Didmario, 34. Mike Tartaglio, 31. and Howard Hershburger, 22, who was arrested for reckless driving.
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Canton
Mercy Hospital
Howard Hershburger
R. D
Louisville
Mike Tartaglio
Johnsot SE
Harrisburg Rd
16Th St
Hershburger
Anna Didmario
26Th
St NE
Patsy Didmario
Joseph Didmario
Johns Ct
One Killed in Plane Crash at Gallipolis
Clarence Herman 31 died from injuries after a plane piloted by Ralph Young 27 crashed here yesterday. A wing collapsed at 3000 feet causing the fatal injuries. Bystander John Leeper 30 was injured by the falling wing. Young is badly injured but expected to recover.
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Gallipolis
Clarence Herman
Ralph Young
John Leeper
Young
Sade Carranza Belongs To World Rog ers Wil Rogers Special
Hollywood July 16 Wil Rogers recalls the death of Sade Carranza a young aviator who flew with Carranza in Mexico City and says Mexico and America mourn his loss He praises Carranza as a fine pilot and a worthy young man whose death marks a setback in aviation development and a shared grief between nations.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
Hernan Velarde
United States
Carlos Davila
Kellogg
Will Rogers
Hollywood
Cal
Santa Barbara
Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
All America
Two Youths Die in Home Fire Near Springfield
Springfield, Mass. July 16. A dwelling on the city outskirts burned from an oil lamp killing two boys, Harry Starkey nine and Everett seven, while their parents were injured rescuing two young daughters. The father Stanley Starkey suffered painful injuries. Mrs. Starkey leaped from a second story window.
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Springfield
Mass
Harry Starkey
Everett
Stanley Starkey
Streitenberger In Solitary On Murder Anniversary
Floyd E. Streitenberger, former Canton detective, was placed in solitary confinement for 24 hours on the second anniversary of Don R. Mellett’s murder. He is to spend every July 16 in solitary by court decree after a life sentence. Others in the case, Patrick McDermott, Ben Rudner, and Louis Mazer, also received prison terms.
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Floyd E. Streitenberger
Canton Police
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
United Press
Columbus
Streitenberger
Hughes Named First Choice for World Court Judge
Belgium nominated Charles Evans Hughes as the leading candidate for the vacant World Court judgeship at The Hague. Baron Rolin Jacque Myns was named second choice and several other nations also put Hughes forward while he is visiting Vienna.
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GENEA
Belgium
Charlies Evans Hughes
World Court
the Hague
Baron Rolin Jacquemyns
Hughes
inVienna
Blast Furnace Foreman Dies After Plant Accident
Massillon reports the death of Alex Haddow 32 a Central Alloy Steel Corp foreman from burns after a safety cap was blown from a blast furnace. A coroner’s inquiry found flames reached 15 to 20 feet enveloping his body. he died at Massillon City Hospital. Haddow survived by his father brothers and sisters and was a member of Sigma Alpha Upsilon and the Masons. Burial planned in Lebanon Pennsylvania following services.
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Massillon
Alex Haddow
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Haddow
T. C. McQuate
Mr. Haddon
Massillon City Hospital
James Haddow
Lebanon
John
McKeesport
James, Jr
Galebrook
Robert
Rantant
Ill
Agnes Figsbee
Elizabeth Humberger
Reading
Sigma Alpha Upsilon Fraternity
The
Masons
Workmen Rescued by Milk Tubes After Tunnel Collapse
In Paris on July 16 Italian workers Massiglio and Peccos were fed milk through rubber tubes after being trapped beneath tons of earth following a tunnel collapse near Brammans. Two others died. rescuers expect a wait of several days before extraction.
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Paris
Joseph Massiglio
Joseph Peccos
Bramans
Massiglio
Peccos
Henry Ford May Buy Menlo Park
Henry Ford is negotiating to purchase Menlo Park in Orange New Jersey, birthplace of Edison’s incandescent lamp and phonograph. The deserted village still houses Edison’s two story experimental lab, a small machine shop, the old Edison home, and the first trolley car remains on an old railroad.
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Orange
N. J
Menlo Park
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Wrecking of Louvain Library Barricades Flemish Protest
The Louvain Library balustrade was torn down on Sunday night amid protests over an inscription praising American aid and the German destruction. The Latin tablet, once restored by American generosity, had drawn repeated demonstrations against its removal from the facade.
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Brussels
Louvain
Young Aviator Dies in Lake St. Clair Crash
Second Lieut. Charles E. Bradshaw, 26, of West Haven Conn., recently completing flying training at Kelly Field Texas, joined the First pursuit squadron at Mt. Clemens Michigan. He crashed while practicing a dive over Lake St. Clair and was killed. officials say misjudgment of the water caused the accident.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Charles E. Bradshaw
West Haven
Conn
Kelly Field
Texas
Lake St. Clair
Bradshaw
Hoover and Coolidge Meet in Superior Wisconsin
Presidential nominee Herbert Hoover visits President Coolidge at the summer White House in Superior Wisconsin. They discuss the political state and Hoover plans fishing while awaiting his August 11 acceptance speech. Hoover travels from the Pacific coast and is greeted by Wisconsin Republican leaders.
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Superior
Wis
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
White House
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Presidential Lodge
Lenroot
Palo Alto
Cal
Mr. Coolidge
Corn Belt Farmers Debate Relief Platforms in Des Moines
Members of the corn belt committee representing 11,000,000 farmers met in Des Moines July 16 to study Republican and Democratic farm relief planks and draft guiding resolutions. They likely will issue a statement of principles without an outright endorsement, citing diverse political affiliations among members and followers.
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Des Moines
Corn Belt Committee
William Hirth
Columbia
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Hirth
Reno
Sen
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
PCD II Second Lap Reached in News Gold Prize Contest
The Canton Daily News features a six week contest with forty eight merchant displays. Contestants fill in article names from each display to win gold prizes ranging from 100 to 10 dollars. open to all ages with judging on accuracy neatness and originality.
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Canton Daily News
Daily News
Monsignor Ryan Named Rector of Catholic University
In Washington on July 16 Pope Pius XI appointed Msgr. James Hugh Ryan, associate professor of philosophy and noted medievalist, as rector of the Catholic University of America. He hails from Indianapolis.
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Washington
James Hugh Ryan
Catholic University of America
Ryan
Indianapolis
Illinois Solon Rathbone Dies After Operation
Chicago July 16. Rep Henry R Rathbone congressman at large from Illinois died here after an operation He had been ill for two years and entered hospital several days ago A prohibitionist and advocate of farm relief he served in Congress since 1922 fighting for inland waterways aviation expansion and labor laws He was a graduate of Phillips Andover Yale and Wisconsin Law School.
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Chicago
Henry R. Rathbone
Illinois
Rathbone
Congress
Phillips Andover Academy
Yale University
University of Wisconsin Law School
Republican official asks clubs to close on election morning
Herbert N. Straus, treasurer of the Republican state committee, has written to 3,600 golf clubs nationwide asking them to close courses on election day morning to reduce temptations and boost voter participation.
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New York
Herbert N. Straus
Republican State Committee
Straus
Captain Sir James Chars Dies Before Retirement
Sir James Chars commodore of the Cunard fleet and captain of the Aquitania died in Southampton just hours before his scheduled retirement after a record 728 Atlantic crossings. Internal hemorrhages were the cause.
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Southampton
James Chars
Cunard
Stork Pays Visit To Meyers Lake Park Eagles
The Meyers Lake Park Zoo reports a new chick added to the Eagle pair Mr. Columbus Eagle and Mrs. Aerie Eagle at Meyers Lake Park. The two golden eagles, native to the southern United States, now have three offspring in the zoo population. The youngster remains unnamed.
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Farton
Columbus Eagle
Aerie Eagle
Meyers Lake Park Zoo
Eagle
United States
Meyers Lake Park
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Parker D. Cramer
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Rockford, Ill
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Rogers
Blast Furnace
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