Tragic Playmate Death From Car Door Accident
Kathleen Gillespie five died at Aultman Hospital after being crushed between a car door and a garage door at 2233 6th St SW Canton. Nellie Dusing witnessed the incident as her father moved Kathleen to the Gillespie home. Dusing was found blameless. Floral tribute shaped like an airplane placed on Capt Emilio Carranza’s bier. City council approved a $100000 municipal airport project northeast of Canton, 250 acres, site secured by the Canton Chamber of Commerce.
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Kathleen Gillespie
Chum
Aultman Hospital
J. J. Gillespie
Lousiana
Gillespie
S. W. Dusing
6Th St
Nellie
Dusing
Kathleen
Mr. Dusing
Emilio Carranza
Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Harrisburg Road
SREP
New York
Mexico
Lydia Alma Elias
Canton Leaders Push Airport Ordinance Amid Civic Support
William T Kuhn of the Canton Chamber urges Mayor Curtis to sign a city airport ordinance backed by nearly all civic and service clubs and a broad taxpayer base. He says the airport is essential for Canton to gain air mail routes and future participation in the evolving airplane industry.
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Wiliam T. Kuh
Canton Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis
Canton
Aviation of Commerce
Injured Arctic Victim Rushed In By Krassin
The Russian ice breaker Krassin sped toward King’s Bay to transfer captured explorer Capt. Adalberto Mariano in critical condition after rescue from an ice floe near Foyn Island. Mariano, with Capt. Filippo Zappi and Finn Malmgren, faced severe frostbite as Bangrene set in. The Krassin requested meeting at the harbor due to draft limits.
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Arctic
Krassin
Moscow
Adalberto Mariano
Foyn Island
Filippo Zappi
Finn Malmgren
Mariano
Citta di Milano
Italia
King's Bay Harbor
Kings Bay Harbor
Funeral honor planned for Mexican flyer Carranza
New York plans a grand funeral for Capt. Emilio Carranza with taps and three volleys as 10,000 soldiers greet his body at Penn Station. The procession includes a gun caisson, West Point cadets, and a special train to the Mexican border, then on to Mexico City.
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New York
Pennphenis Station
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
Spirit of St Louis
New Jersey
Upper Broadway
West Point
Carranza
Pennsylvania Station
Broadway
Center of Gaiety
Times Square
Railroad Station
Mexico
Queretaro
Hile
Jose Luis Amezi Ua
Redo
Tex
Bieler Paccan
Port Deco
Trans- Carranza
United States
Fred Stone Pays Wil Rogers Visit in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills July 7 Fred Stone renowned actor arrives from New York in his personal plane to visit Wil Rogers and family. The social note hints at his pilot companion and light banter during the stop with local onlookers noting his eager compliment.
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Fred Stone
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
New York City
Charley
Hell
Maria
Esterdalbert
Calvin
Solters
Kresge Secures 99 Year Lease for East Block
The S. S. Kresge Co. took a 99 year lease on the East block at Market and 4th for 15000 dollars annually. The move aids expansion of the Kresge store in the Harris arcade and may lead to a permanent location. Cleveland rivals offered more per year, but no decision was announced. The block, a three story brick building, includes three ground floor stores with upper floors vacant. It was previously leased by Bast Bros to Spring-Holzworth Co. of Alliance.
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Market Ay N and
4Th St
S. 8
S. Kresge Co
Harris
Cleveland
Kresge
Bast Bros
Spring-Holzworth Co
Alliance
Bast Heirs
Five Hurt as Berlin Protest Turns Violent
Five persons were wounded in a clash with police when thousands gathered at the railroad station to protest the delay in releasing a group of political prisoners. The crowd waited for the prisoners who were announced to be released later in the week.
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Berlin
Protest Edict Prompts Jewish Leader's Protest in New York
Abraham Vogel founder of the Ha' less Manhattan Society wrote Premier Mussolini protesting an edict ordering Italian college students to wear straw hats.
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New York
Abraham Vogel
Manhattan
Mussolini
Child dies from gasoline can explosion in Cleveland
July 17 Cleveland reports 6 year old John O'Neil near death from burns after a gasoline can exploded.
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Cleveland
John O'Neil
Burns
Arctic castaways tell Italia rescue saga diary style
The article recounts a dramatic rescue during the Italia disaster. Sergt. V Nilsson and Capt. Sora with Ludvig Varming describe overland and air efforts amid pack ice. They detail days of travel from North Cape toward Brock Island, losses of dogs, and survival hardships.
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Italia
Sergt. V. Nilsson
Royal Air Force
United Press
Sora
Leif van Dongen
Ettarmte
van Dongen
Spitzbergen
Nilsson
London
H. €. Bultman
Atart
North ‘Cape
North Cape
Ludvig Varming
Cape Verde
Hassell Plans One Stop Flight to Stockholm Sweden
Bert Hassell of Rockford will overhaul his plane Greater Rockford for a one stop trip to Stockholm next week. Navigator Parker D. Cramer, a former government aviation inspector in the southwest, will accompany him after returning from Northville Michigan.
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Rockford
Bert Hassell
Rockford Flyer
Greater Rockford
Stockholm
Sweden
Hassell
Northville
Mich
Parker D. Cramer
Missing Transpacific Yacht Talayha Returns Silent
Five days overdue the yacht Talayha sailing from Hawaii to San Pedro with a crew of 14 is reported missing. The Santa Barbara Yacht Club boat left Honolulu as part of the annual Transpacific Race. Lazard Lippman, owner, confirms no word has been received.
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San Pedro
Cal
Talayha
Hawaii
Santa Barbara
Turkish officers killed in Kilizman ambush
Zeki Bey chief of staff of the Smyrna garrison and Nihad Bey commander of the air corps died when a guard shot at their auto mobile near a post between Curla and Smyrna. Brigands are active in the area, the Daily Mail dispatch said.
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London
Zeki Bey
Smyrna
Nihad Bey
Air Corps
Kilizman
Curla
Daily Mail Constantinople
Farmer J W McCullough Dies in Heat at Bremen Field
J W McCullough a 72 year old prominent farmer from south of Bremen Fairfield county collapsed and died while working in a wheat field near his home. Death attributed to heat and a heart attack.
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Lancaster
J. W. McCullough
Sheriff’s Son Drowns in Lake Milton Incident
Donald Smith, 22, son of Sheriff John H. Smith of Trumbull County, drowned at Lake Milton after a sudden heart trouble attack. He was fishing with friends when distress occurred and rescue attempts failed. Authorities reported the incident occurred last night and are investigating the drowning.
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Warren
Donald Smith
John H. Smith
Trumbull Eco
Lake Milton
Closed door sessions continue for United Mine Workers policy panel
In Indianapolis on July 17 the United Mine Workers policy committee met behind closed doors. The panel reconvened after a weekend recess and again refused to issue statements on business conducted. President John L. Lewis indicated there may be a statement at the meeting's end.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America Policy Committee
John L. Lewis
Fireman Dies After Quarrel During Dice Game
Lieut Thomas Dougherty of the Parma fire department was killed in Cleveland after a quarrel with an unidentified man. He was knocked down and fatally injured when his head struck a curb. physicians pronounced him dead. Police say the fight grew from a dice game in which Dougherty and three others took part.
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Cleveland
Thomas Dougherty
Parma Fire Department
Dougherty
Hughes Nominated as France First Choice for World Court
GENFWA July 17 France names Charles Evans Hughes as its first choice for the vacant Hague World Court judgeship Walter Simons is listed as second choice Belgium had also supported Hughes and several other nations had proposed him earlier His appointment is seen as largely Hughes decision.
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Genfva
France
Charles Evans Hughes
World Court
the Hague
Walter Simons
Belgium
Hughes
Hoppe breaks down in cell after death sentence
Toledo July 17 Charles Hoppe former chauffeur condemned to die for kidnapping and killing 7 year old Dorothy Szelagowski broke down in his county jail cell last night He appeared calm at sentencing and later laughed when led from court He sobbed through the night and smoked constantly awaiting his electrocuting set for October He may be questioned again about the Lily Dale Croy murder for which he has confessed His wife Sofie 22 visited the jail with tears.
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Gettysburg
Percy Ejiker
Helen
Eiker
Toledo
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Hoppe
Roy Hunt
Lily Dale Croy
Sofie
Food Poisoning Hits 67 in Boston Hospitals
In Boston on July 17, 67 people remained under treatment for suspected food poisoning across four major hospitals. Over 125 others had been discharged after receiving first aid. State chemists were testing samples from victims linked to a chain restaurant. Corned beef sandwiches and chocolate cream pies were suspected sources.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Irish Free State backs Kellogg anti war pact
Dublin external affairs minister P McGilligan said the Irish Free State approves the revised draft of Secretary Kellogg’s anti war treaty, joining others willing to sign without further changes. The note follows June 23 communications from Washington.
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Free State
Kellogg
Washington
Irish Free State
P. McGilligan
Dublin
Fireworks display injures 25 in Rankin celebration
In Rankin Pennsylvania a aerial fireworks bomb exploded during a Our Lady of Mt. Carmel celebration. Six of the 25 taken to hospitals remain in critical condition and several, including eight children, may lose their sight. The blast hit a 3000 person crowd as the display climaxed the Italian festivity.
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Rankin
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Five Soldiers Die in Battle in Mexico
July 17 report from Mexico City states twenty five rebels were killed and 51 injured in Colima battles July 9 to 14. Five federal soldiers died and 17 were wounded. Obregon supporters were attacked on a train at San Martin Texmelucan. Agrarian leader Enrique Barbosa was killed.
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Mexico City
Colima
War Office
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
San Martin
Texmelucan
Puebla
Enrique Barbosa
Indiana Democrats back Day Plank in tight anti corruption bid
Indiana Democrats commit to strict prohibition enforcement with no modification allowed as campaign policy. Gubernatorial candidate Frank C. Dailey frames the fight as against political corruption while U S Senator hopeful Albert Stump says he will lead a clean national ticket push for Smith and Robinson.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Frank C. Dailey
Albert Stump
United States
Prohibition
Smith and Robinson
Former deputy held on bank robbery warrant in Kentucky
Estille Riffe former deputy sheriff of Boydeco and ex political candidate was arrested in Catlettsburg Kentucky on a Ripley Ohio warrant accusing him of the March 14 robbery of Ripley National Bank. Accomplices Mr and Mrs Malcolm Hunyon are jailed in Petersburg Virginia.
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Catlettsburg
Estille Riffe
Boydeco
Kentucky National Bank
Ripley, C
Ripley National Bank
Riffe
Malcolm Hunyon
Petersburg
City council considers land purchase for Canton field
The council weighs a 100000 bond to acquire the Harrisburg road site known as the Eby and Lindner tract with 66500 for land 18000 for grading and drainage and 15500 for hangar construction. Mayor C C Curtis must sign veto or allow passage in 10 days. Continue on Page 7 Col 2.
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C. C. Curtis
Harrisburg Road
Jackman
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Eby and Lindner
L. R. Jackman
G. S. McKee
Council
Eby and Linder
James E. Kinnison
EE. W. Brown
James H. Emsley
Robert Graham
C. J. Hexamer
Civic leaders urge city hurry airport decision
E A Langenbach urged Canton to establish an airport, comparing it to the adoption of the automobile and noting the need for municipal foresight. He warned upkeep costs but said such issues could be resolved after acquiring a site and shaping it for transport plans.
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Canton
Heat Wave Continues Across East with High Temps
New York reports a sustained heat wave with yesterday’s high reaching 84 degrees and two prostrations. Humidity dropped in the afternoon, but no relief was promised as the heat persisted across the region.
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New York
Daily News Ads Bring Quick Room Rentals
Classifieds in The Canton Daily News help landlords rent rooms or houses fast. Mrs Harris listed a furnished room at 2410 6th St SW and quickly found a tenant after placing the ad. For speedy responses call 1321 and ask for an ad-writer.
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Canton Daily News
Harris
6Th
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