Prison Riot At Dannemora Ends With Two Killed
About 1,200 convicts revolted at the New York Dannemora prison burning the carpenter shop and trying to breach walls. Two convicts were killed, several injured, as guards using machine guns and tear gas helped suppress the uprising with troopers and soldiers aiding.
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Carpenter Shop
New York
United Press
Dannemora
N. Y
J. B. Lynch
Malone Barracks
26Th Infantry
City Fire Department
Plattsburgh
E. W. Jones
Albany
Jones
China claims self defense as border crossed
Reports from Manchuria indicate Soviet troops crossing into Chinese territory with five bombing planes over Chinese troops at the frontier. Nanking issues a manifesto to world powers asserting self defense and vowing to uphold the Kellogg pact. General Chang Hsueh Liang arrives at Mukden to command forces along the border.
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Peiping
Manchuria
Shanghai
Nanking
Soviet Union
Russia
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Mukden
China
Chang
Pogranitchaya
United Press
Prisoner Chief Williams Revealed at Wink
Police chief Robert Williams traded his badge for a prisoner uniform after arresting a former Oklahoma penitentiary inmate. The man, who once called Williams a friend from the old gray house, exposed Williams as Joseph Beasket, an escapee from 1915 who later joined Wink police and rose to chief before the reveal.
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Wink
Tex
Robert Williams
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Williams
Joseph Beasket
Oklahoma
It Will Be Too Hot for Calvin It Will Be Too Hot for Calvin
Will Rogers comments on Hoover inviting Coolidge to Washington in July and jokes about signing the peace treaty. He notes Henry Ford planning wage increases and praises Ford as a great man.
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Calvin
Will Rogers
Santa Monica
Cal
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Washington
China
Russia
Henry Ford
Fire drills save 300 children from theater blaze
In Youngstown on June 22 a Lincoln Theater fire forced 300 children to evacuate as smoke filled the auditorium. Operator Russell Minor suffered a burned arm while trying to extinguish the blaze started by a broken film. manager Michael Moran signaled lights and guided the crowd to safety with help from adults.
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Youngstown
Lincoln Theater
Russell Minor
Michael Moran
Tragic Midday Plane Ride Ends in Deaths near Melrose Park
In Chicago on July 22 two young women Miss Hilda Schanfelberg and Mrs Pauline Taylor paid 250 each for an air ride in Jens Jensen’s unlicensed plane at Akers Field. The craft crashed within minutes killing Jensen and Schanfelberg, while Taylor lay fatally injured but given a chance for recovery.
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Chicago
Hilda Schanfelberg
Pauline Taylor
Jens Jensen
Akers Field
Melrose Park
Miss Schanfelberg
Mrs. Taylor
Jensen
Rev Detlas Ebert dies in Dover at 68
Rev Detlas P. Ebert aged 68 pastor of Trenton Church near Hamilton died at his son Rev Paul F. Ebert's Dover home while the latter is on a tour of Europe.
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Dover
Detlas P. Ebert
Trenton Church
Hamilton
Paul F. Ebert
Europe
Bremen Nears Ocean Record For Atlantic Crossing
New German liner Bremen drives through fog and currents toward New York aiming to break England’s 22 year old cross Atlantic record. If somes, crossing time could reach four days eightteen hours and eighteen minutes as it nears New York Harbor passing Nantucket light ship at 7:50 am EST.
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Bremen
Germany
Woolworth
Leopold Ziegenbein
Ocean Greyhound
Lloyd Line
England
Atlantic
New York Harbor
United States
New York Dock
Lloyd Lines
Nantucket
Three Youngstown Aviators Died In Perrysburg Crash
The charred bodies of C. B. Detchon 55 Carl Detchon 25 and Charles Deak Jones 38 were flown home to Youngstown for burial after a crash near Perrysburg Saturday. Relatives traveled to Bowling Green to claim the victims belongings and prepare for burial.
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Toledo, CO
Youngstown
Perrysburg
Bowling Green
C. B. Detchon
Carl
Charles “Deak" Jones
Wields Bat Claims Injuries During Quarrel
A woman and her husband were jailed after a quarrel in which the husband allegedly wielded a baseball bat. Warren Allen and his wife of 1118 Cherry Ave SE were detained. she was treated at Mercy Hospital for a deep laceration to the forehead and shoulder bruising. The husband faces assault and battery charges. she is held as a witness.
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City
Warren Allen
Cherry Av
Double Auto Crash Kills Pedestrian in Dover
A hit and run crash east of Dover injured four Canton residents and killed John A. Hare 42 a pedestrian walking to his parked car. The other vehicle involved fled the scene and authorities cite a forced off the road at 4 yesterday by an unidentified car.
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Dover
John A. Hare
Whdst
Canton
Here
Louis Kerhin
Rowland
Harry C. Smith
Kerhin
Hare
New Philade
Treasury to Start Medicinal Whisky Manufacture in 1930
The Treasury announces plans to authorize 2,000,000 gallons of bourbon and rye whisky for medicinal use by licensed physicians. Production will begin by January 1, 1930, to replenish bonded stocks, with strict safeguards at six distilleries and warehouses.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Hoover
Secretary Davis Addresses Massillon Moose Gathering
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis spoke to about 1 000 Moose members from Stark, Wayne and Tuscarawas counties in Massillon on Sunday and participated in welcoming more than 200 candidates in the F J Griffiths Class. A hospital death in Switzerland of Elsie Utzinger at 61 is noted with post mortems failing to reveal illness.
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Massillon
Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis
Surich
Switzerland
Elsie Utzinger
U*zinger
Elsie
Davis
Masail
Moose
Stark, Wayne
Tuscarawascos
F. J. Griffiths
Officers Fail to File Appeal in Canton Police Firings
With the appeal deadline near, two city officers face reinstatement appeals while two others, Patrolmen Eric Mallett and Joe Little Twig, were permanently dismissed for a disturbance at a dance hall east of the city. Miller and Swallen were to return to duty after 15 day suspensions, while Mallett and Little Twig had hours to appeal to the civil service commission. Their appeals were not expected.
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Canton
E. W. Miller
O. M. Swallen
Eric Mallett
Joe Little Twig
Civil Service Commission
Miller and Swallen
Mallett
Little Twig
Detective in Kidnapping Hoax Sanitized by Police
Darien Connecticut July 22 Harry Sparks a private detective with a hero complex was not guarding two year old James 5 McCarthy Jr heir to millions Sparks was discharged after police found his tale of repelling an armed kidnapper last week was an A special policeman was body guard to the baby at Dr James McCarthy s Tokeneke estate today
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Darien, Conn
Harry Sparks
James 5. McCarthy, Jr
Sparks
James McCarthy
Tokeneke
Best Golfing Doctor Wins AMA Tourney Honor
Dr. Morrow, a physician at the American Medical Association meeting in Portland, Oregon, surprised peers by winning a 36 hole golf tournament among more than 200 doctor golfers. He never kept score and the silver cup prize was sent to Canton, while DeWitt noted his astonishment at the win.
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Maud M. Howell
R. E. O. Morrow
United States
American Medical Association
Portland
Ore
Dr. Morrow
Morrow
J. P. DeWitt
Dr. DeWitt
DeWitt
Two Canton residents injured in Dunkirk crash
Two prominent Canton business figures were seriously hurt in a Sunday car crash near Dunkirk New York. Helen Jones 31 a teller at Citizens Building and Loan and Herbert McKee First National Bank first assistant cashier suffered serious injuries with Jones in critical condition and McKee with a broken hip and other injuries. The vehicle overturned after hitting a rise on a temporary bridge. Four other Cantonians were in cars ahead of them.
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Helen Jones
Dunkirk
Canton
N. Y
Citizens Building & Loan Co
Herbert McKee
13Th. St NW
First National Bank
Aveedd
McKee
Westfield
Niagara Falls
Dunkirk Hospital
Seven Die in Grade Crossing Crash Near Eaton
A preliminary investigation began into a grade crossing crash near Eaton Ohio that killed seven people from two Richmond Indiana families. Victims include Frank Clark 28 and his wife Ray Holman 30 and three children. The Chicago Daylight express was traveling fast when the collision occurred. Ambulatory bodies were moved to Eaton where an inquest will be held. Clark and Holman were said to work for International Harvester in Richmond.
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Frank Clark
Ray Holman
Cecil
Odell
Juanita
Eaton
Clark and Holman
International Harvester Co
Richmond
Snook Trial Set for Wednesday in Columbus Court
The trial of Dr. James H. Snook, Ohio State University professor, charged with murder of Theora Hix, was set for 9 a m Wednesday. Snook withdrew insanity plea. judge Henry Scarlett ordered the trial. Snook appeared in court briefly, detached, and was remanded to jail with few spectators present.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
Henry Scarlett
Canton Masonic Communication Schedule Noted
In Communication of Canton on Monday July 22 at 6 pm M M degree. CC Mc Kean and W M C BE Norris serve as secretary Ady.
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Canton
CC McKean
BE. Norris
Sec
Ady
Canton Boy Is Killed When Struck by Car
A Canton five year old, Robert Eldyn Corbett of 1548 Clark av SW, was killed when run down by an automobile near his home Sunday. The driver, Joe Gotzales, 1614 Dueber av SW, was detained for questioning but later released by the coroner.
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Canton
Mercy Hospital
Ohio
Eaton
Richmond
Ind
Robert Eldyn Corbett
Clark
Joe Gotzales
Dueber
City
T. C. McQuate
St Louis Plane Nears Endurance Record
St Louis Robin endurance monoplane continues its flight on day nine with pilots Dale Jackson and Forrest O'Brien aboard. The Missouri Robin failed earlier due to a leaking oil line, ending its effort. Officials say the St Louis Robin will attempt to match the record later today.
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ST. Louis
Jackson
Classified Offers Abound in Canton Daily News Section
The Canton Daily News urges readers to check today's classified section for a wide range of offers. The note promises varied listings, including services and opportunities, with a casual, promotional tone.
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Canton Daily News
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