41 Nations Celebrate Peace Pact Marks War Renunciation
41 nations joined President Hoover in Washington to celebrate the Kellogg Briand treaty making war illegal as an instrument of national policy. Japanese ratification deposited at the U S State Department completed the official enactment. Foreign Minister Briand called the move a direct blow to the institution of war.
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Washington
State Department
Debuchia
Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
East Room
White House
Hoover
American State Department
Briand
France
Death Takes O H Sebring Founder of Sebring
Oliver H. Sebring, founder of Sebring and president of Se bring Manufacturing Corp, died at his home in Sebring Ohio from a heart attack after influenza illness. He helped found the village of Sebring in 1899, built a pottery and later merged interests into American Chinaware Corp. He is survived by his widow four daughters a son two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at his home Saturday.
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Sebring
Oliver H. Sebring
Sebring Manufacturing Corp
O. H. Sebring
George
E. H. Sebring
American Chinaware Corp
Matilda Sebring
W. L. Murphy
Homer J. Taylor
East Liverpool
Ray Y. Cliff
Chicago
Wilda Sebring
New York City
Bert H
China and Russia Favor Secret War And Relief From Washington
Will Rogers notes Hoover farm board relief to farmers, claims 8,000,000 farm groups told they are unnecessary, and says China and Russia are at war but want quiet. He mentions Tokio granting Bromley permission to land in Japan and jokes about a failed flight from Tacoma.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Hoover
Farm Board
Washington
China
Russia
Tokio
Bromley
Japan
Tacoma
Mount Seattle
Foreign-Born Offer A Prayer For M Kingly
Henry T. Holman lifelong friend of the late President serves as custodian at his tomb and offers a prayer from a foreign-born perspective. He describes reverence for the late leader and vows to maintain the tomb with dedication.
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M’kinley
Henry T. Holman
President McKinley
McKinley
Keeper Recounts Crowd At McKinley Tomb Tours
Henry T. Holman, longtime custodian at the McKinley tomb, notes visitors from abroad kneel in prayer and Americans sometimes seek souvenirs. He recalls bronze tablet thefts and leaf removals from wreaths, with as many as 5,000 daily summer visitors and steady winter turnout.
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Dennis R. Smith
McKinley
Henry T. Holman
Holman
Terriers and Erie Sailors Clash In Little World Series
The Terriers face the Erie Sailors in a dramatic little world series described as entertaining by readers. Carl Dillon’s daily game stories are featured with pages noted for editorials and society items.
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The
Terriers
Erie Sailors
Carl Dillon
NAB SUSPECT IN P O ROBBERY
Frank Pitman of 1549 Garfield avenue SW was held at police headquarters on suspicion of a 1925 Hawk North Carolina post office robbery. Det Capt Ed Swope led questioning after arrests by Detectives Van Almen and Bush. Pitman, 20, is charged as the only participant still at large. others reportedly serving sentences.
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Frank Pitman
Garfield Av
Hawk
N. C
Pitman
van Almen
Bush
Canton
Ed Swope
Alrge
Slight Hope Held For Victim In Car Crash
Miss Helen Jones 31, a teller at Citizens Building & Loan, lies in Dunkirk Hospital with a broken neck after a Sunday auto crash. Hospital staff report she is holding her own with no relapse since regaining consciousness, though grave. Driver Herbert McKee of First National Bank sustains a fractured hip and body injuries. condition described as very bad.
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Helen Jones
Citizens' Building & Loan Co
Dunkirk
N. Y
Miss Jones
Herbert McKee
First National Bank
Arthur Smith Visits Massillon for GM Plant Visit
Arthur Smith son of former New York Governor Alfred E Smith inspected plants in Massillon. He checked out of the Hotel Conrad and telegraphed his father he would be home Friday.
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Massillon
Dollar Day set for Thursday bargains in Canton
Canton merchants prepare Wednesday for the semi annual Dollar Day sale with radical reductions. Local retailers in the Retail Merchants Association will cooperate in the observance, the last of its kind this year. Ed Carey, president, notes the first 1929 reductions were in February under an annual custom. Real values at unusually low prices will be the slogan for Thursday bargains.
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Canton
Retail Merchants’ Association
Ed Carey
Snook Goes On Trial For Death In Ohio Case
Dr. James H. Snook faces murder charges in the death of Theora Hix as his trial opens in Columbus. Public opposition to capital punishment and intense interest shape the proceedings. Veniremen questions stretch three hours with only three jurors temporarily chosen. The defendant remains calm as spectators fill the courtroom, including Theora Hix’s parents who vow to attend daily.
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Morris Dehaven Tracy
United Press
Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Snook
Melvin T. Hix
Theora
Flushing
N. Y
Hix
China and Russia Mobilize Forces Amid War Tensions
Report from London notes Russia and China massing troops along the Manchurian border despite vows for peaceful settlement over the China Eastern Railway dispute. Chinese charge d affaires Sia Wei Sung and others are to depart for home after passport handover.
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Moscow
Sia Wei-Sung
Legation
Webb Miller
United Press
London
Russia
China
Nanking
Far East
Soviet Union
United States
France
Calvin Coolidge Returns to Capitol for Kellogg Pact Week
Former president Calvin Coolidge arrived at Union Station at 7 05 am in Washington for a 12 hour stay to take part in White House ceremonies surrounding the proclamation of the Kellogg anti war pact.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Capital
Union Station
White House
Hix Hopes He Will Live Longer Than Snook
Melvin Hix, father of Theora Hix, arrives in Columbus as Ohio State professor James Howard Snook faces trial for murder. Hix, past 70 and frail, says he wishes to outlive Snook while supporting justice and the execution of the man he believes led his daughter astray.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Melvin Hix
Theora Hix
Snook
Ohio State University
Hix
Flushing, N. Y
Theora
Van Sweringen Wins Tapline Case Over Ontario Station
Cleveland July 23. The Interstate Commerce Commission approves Wheeling & Lake Erie move to abandon Ontario street station and use the new Union Terminal facilities. Tapline objections over $1 600 000 value are rejected. W L E pays $20 000 yearly rent for up to 3000 trains and can withdraw after five years. The ruling allows Erie tracks use and passenger facilities until completion of the terminal.
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Cleveland
van Sweringen
Tapline
Railway Brothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Ontario St
Union Terminal
Taplins
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Erie
Erie Railroad
Count Tolstoy warns China war would doom Russia
Count Ilya Tolstoy, visiting Buffalo, says Russia could mobilize millions but would fail to feed and supply a war effort due to Siberian isolation and poor communications. He adds the Soviet government cannot force Communism on peasants and predicts eventual disaster.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Russia
China
Ilya Tolstoy
Tolstoy
University of Buffalo
Siberia
Astor called dirty liar by Labour MP in heated Commons
In London July 1924 Jack Jones accuses Viscountess Lady Astor of corruption and calls her a dirty liar in a fiery Commons row. The deputy speaker intervenes as both sides clash over statements about the West ham board of guardians.
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Lady Astor
M.P
London
Jack Jones
House of Commons
Westham Board of Guardians
Jones
Westham
America
Light Fracas May Reach To State Offices
A Canton traffic light dispute over a contract for 72 lights valued around 30 000 drew a crowded council chamber as the city board of control awarded the bid to an Illinois firm. A speaker hinted state officials may be asked to review the matter and declined to name several individuals involved until a full airing.
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Open Council
Tit Comnicte Clatiper
City Board of Control
Hlinois
Council
Interchurch Bible School Picnic Draws Canton Thousands
More than 20 000 people filled Meyers Lake Park for Canton s first interchurch picnic. U S Rep C Ellis Moore spoke planned events included amusements, sports, an orchestra concert and a community sing with Rev W E Bridge and Rev Harold Mohn leading the committees.
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Canton
Meyers Lake Park
Mayers Lake Park
C. Eilis Moore
Clifford W. Schnake
Cunton
Moonlight Ballroom
Rep. Moore
U. S
C. B. McClintock
Clarke Brothers banker begins to tell all under plea
James Rae Clarke senior member of the defunct Clarke Brothers bank, which failed for about 5 million dollars, starts to provide preliminary affidavits to federal investigators in New York. His attorney and the two younger Clarkes accompany him.
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New York
James Rae Clarke
Clarke Brothers
United States
Charles H .Tuttle
George B. Battle
Clarkes
Philip and Hudson, Jr
James Rae
Blake confirms divorce and remarriage to nurse Florence Drole
Eastbrook Me July 4 Joseph A. Blake famed surgeon confirms reports he was divorced from Mrs Clarence H Mackay and married nurse Florence Drole of Toronto. The Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co Ady.
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Eastbrook
Joseph A. Blake
Clarence H. Mackay
Florence Drole
Toronto
Endurance Flight Breaks Hours Record Still Rising
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine extend the St Louis Robin endurance flight toward new hours in a refueling record. By 10 17 a m they reach 267 hours with the earlier 247 43 32 mark set at 3 00 32 p m yesterday. They forecast continuing as long as the motor runs.
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ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
St. Louis-Robin
Jackson
O'Brine
Lambert St. Louis Field
Lightning Strikes Cow Killed in Ashtabula
In Ashtabula on July 24 a cow owned by James Warner was killed by a bolt of lightning that struck from a near clear sky. The sun shone mid afternoon as thunder rolled and the chain securing the animal to a stake welded into four solid pieces. Mr and Mrs Warner nearby were unnerved by the electrical display.
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Ashtabula
James Warner
Major Lanphier and party survive plane crash in Bristol
Major Thomas G. Lanphier a former Army flyer and three companions escaped serious harm after an experimental plane they were returning to New York from brushed telephone wires and crashed in a pasture near Keystone Aircraft Co Bristol Pa The four injureeds were Henry Gerstang mechanic Eric Hoofman pilot and B Sweeney all of New York They left for New York in another plane shortly after the crash.
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Bristol
Thomas G. Lanphier
Army
New York
Keystone Aircraft Co
Lanphier
Henry Gerstang
Eric Hoofman
B. Sweeney
Classifieds Offer Wide Range of Local Jobs and Pets
Reading today’s classified section reveals job ads including a dish washer wanted and a work position, plus listings for Chinchilla rabbits for sale. The Canton Daily News Classified Department invites readers to turn to the section for many offers and opportunities.
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Canton Daily News
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