Britain Not Asked To Give U. S. Accounting On Expenditures
President Coolidge points to Treasury records as the best answer to the Mellon British chancellor dispute over wartime loans. The article notes American funds financed the war, with records showing intended purposes and possible misalignments with British explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U. S
Paul Smiths
N. Y
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Mellon
Great Britain
America
United States
Treasury
Bay Ear
Civil Service Officials Accuse Judge Krichbaum of Bias
Civil service commissioners Burris and Janson seek to bar Judge Krichbaum from ruling on a motion to dissolve a restraining order. An affidavit claims the judge has bias against Burris, alleging political connections and the governor’s newspaper ownership as grounds for disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commissioners
Price Janson
John W. Burris
Police Department
Krichbaum
Agler
Swarts
Burris
Janson
Common Pleas Court
Krrchbaum
Beresford
Civil Service
H. C. Pontius
State of Ohio
Stark County
Court of Common Pleas
Stanford M. Swarts
Canton
Ohio
Charles Krichbaum
Starkeo
James M. Cox
State of
Canton forms Citizens' Committee for civic cleanup
Henry A. Roemer of Superior Sheet Steel Co elected permanent chairman with H. H. Timken and C. H. Corbett as officers to lead a new Citizens' Committee of Canton. An executive panel of seven plans actions to improve civic affairs, with meetings set to report next Wednesday. Attendees include Rotary Kiwanis Exchange Lions Optimist Y M C A Triangle Civitan Legion and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Roemer
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Citizens’ Committee
Canton
H. H. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
C. H. Corbett
Citizens’ Committee of
E. A. McCuskey
O. W. Renkert
William B. Quinn
George E. Bachman
Lengel
Rotary
Kiwanis, Exchange, Lions, Optimist
Y-men
Triangle and Civitan Clubs
American Legion
Central Labor Union
Canton Advertising Club
Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Canton Welfare Federation
Foreman’s Club
Canton Automobile Club
Vice ring probes grind women in Canton murder case
Detectives grilled women linked to Canton vice on Saturday after probing the slaying of Don R. Mellett. Mamie Lee Ehlers and about a dozen others were questioned as guards shadowed prosecutors’ homes amid threats and ongoing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice Ring
Don R. Meliett
Mamie Lee Ehlers
Vice
Canton
Lengel
Detective Bureau
Mrs. Ehlers
C. B. McClintock
H. C. Pontius
Red Light District
Ora Slater
J. D. Cleary
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Mellett
Don R. Mellett
Faf
Pittsburgh
Former Canton hotel owner dies in Los Angeles
Elmore E. Barnett, longtime hotelman and former owner of the Peak Inn in Canton, died suddenly in Los Angeles after a illness. He also once ran the Antlers Hotel in Colorado and the Park Avenue Hotel in New York City, leaving a notable mark on regional lodging.
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Los Angeles
Einore E. Barnett
United States
Marmot
Peak Hell House
Canton
Antlers
Colorado Zone
Park Avenue
York City
Auto Crash Near North H Jackson Claims One Life
July 24 report from North Jackson states James Warren 19 of Scienceville died after a collision with a Pennsylvania Railroad car in a crossing near here. Carl G. Nelson of Youngstown was probably fatally hurt and Mrs Nelson seriously injured in the crash with a Chicago to Pittsburgh passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North H Jackson
Jome Warren
Scienceville
Carl G. Nelson
Mngstown
Nelson
Chicago- Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Escapes Death in Pit Bottom
William Petit city draftsman escaped drowning after his auto slid into an oil waste pit near the electric light plant. He exited the submerged car through a door, reached the bottom, kicked free to the surface and swam to shore with a small cut above his right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Petit
City Electric Light Plant
Petit
Boy 14 Dies in Heat Wave in Columbus
Franklin Caskey aged 14 died in Columbus after heat wave conditions persisted through the week. The death occurred shortly after midnight as temperatures rose during the night in the city cautions on hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin Caskey
Mussolini Plans Grain Institute in Mussolinia Town
Mussolini expands grain culture drive by building the Benito Mussolini Institute of Grain Culture in a Caltagirone province town to be named Mussolinia as part of an intensified national grain economy program.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Caltagirone
Mussolinia
Messagerio
Duce
Left Turns and City Slickers Fail in Canton Streets
A humorous personal account recalls the shift from left turn rules in Canton as a driver frets over traffic lights and new street markings. The narrator observes a limousine driver and tests the new system, noting the conflicting urban chaos and his own excitement as he starts for Market Avenue.
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Marketav
6Th St NW
Market Av
These Modern Girls Make Men Do The Walking
A young man reports being picked up by a girl who offered amorous advances on a deserted road. He declined and walked home after the driver, an eyewitness and friend, saw the parked automobile on a moonlit night in INDLAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indlay, CO
Daughter of Publisher In Dayton Ill After Acute Appendicitis
Betty Morris eighteen daughter of Charles E Morris publisher of the Canton Daily News is critically ill at Miami Valley hospital after an acute appendicitis attack late Friday night. She and her mother and sister Marian were preparing to drive to Canton to join Mr Morris.
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Dayton, O
Betty Morris
Charles E. Morris
Canton Daily News
Miami Valley Hospital
Misa Morris
Marian
Canton
Hogsett Resigns Welfare Post in Ohio Conspiracy Case
John Hogsett chief agriculturalist of the Ohio welfare department resigns after being charged by Attorney General Crabbe in a three way conspiracy to defraud the state over a site for the Northern Ohio Feeble Minded Institution. Hogsett had been on leave since June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Hogsett
State Welfare Department
Atty
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio
Donahey
Statehouse
Hogsett
Gov. Donahey
Crabbe
John K. Harper
John Youngblood
Poison liquor witness held in fatal Canton case
Catherine Johniston of Cleveland, sought for months, was brought to Canton after Julia Wilson died from poison liquor at a January 3 party on 5th Street SE. Wilson's husband was detained for allegedly obtaining the liquor. Other guests survived. Johniston will be questioned to verify now-recorded statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Johniston
Cleveland
Julia Wilson
5Th St
Canton
Wilson
Murder Baffles Police in Greenville County
Greenville officials hunted for the gunman who yesterday shot and killed Simon Penny a 54 year old special officer and wounded Ora McClellan a 46 year old policeman as officers worked to establish the shooter’s whereabouts and motive in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville, CO
Simon Penny
Ora McClellan
Slaying of Don Mellett Tests Canton Police Resolve
A Canton Daily News report by Robert T. Small details the intense scramble among police, investigators, and the Mellett family as they pursue clues in the editor’s murder. It notes friction with Chief Lengel, the broader reach of a nationwide crime syndicate, and public indifference to crime beyond personal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Small
Consolidated Press Association
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Don Mellett
Gilbert
Mellett
Lengel
Ately
America
Frisco's Day Chief Ousted
Washington July 24 Col Ned Green prohibition administrator at San Francisco was suspended from office by the treasury pending a grand jury investigation of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Ned Green
Washington
San Francisco
The
Treasury Today
Grand Jury
Ford railway valued by ICC at 11.83 million
The Interstate Commerce Commission set a tentative valuation of 11,830,233 dollars for the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton railway owned by Henry Ford as of June 30, 1928. Washington date July 24.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway
Henry Ford
Survey Finds Gunmen Fired Four Bullets In Mellett Killing
A county survey at the scene of Don R. Mellett’s murder concludes two gangsters, about three to four feet apart behind a two and a half foot embankment, fired four shots from distinct positions. Bullet No 4 killed the publisher. ordering of shots remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don R. Mellett
Henry Harter
Publsher
Crown Prince Alphonso Illegible Health Report
Rushed Madrid advices say Spain's crown prince Alphonso is suffering a serious hemophilia attack that worsened recently. He canceled a planned Santiago de Compostela visit and his health has declined with the latest report describing his condition as yor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiendaye
France
Alphonso
Madrid
Santiago de Compostela
Four die in flames at Muskegon cottage fire
Ralph F. Christie part owner and manager of Muskegon’s leading grocery Mr Christie, his wife aged 37, and their two children were burned to death when the Bear Lake cottage was leveled by fire on July 24.
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Mellett
Col. Bloum
McCuitock
Muskegon, Mich
Ralph F. Christie
Muskegon
Bear Lake
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Mussolini
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Crabbe Target
State Department
Frisco
Spain
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