Two Killed in Auburn Pen Break
Prison uprising at Auburn Prison ends as machine guns atop walls stop the battle. Warden Jennings reports most of the 1700 inmates accounted for. four escapees named: George Small Joe Cartrio Arthur Barry and Stephen Pawlak. Dawn search underway with 400 troopers guards and police.
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United Press
Auburn
N.Y
Auburn Prison
New York State
Edgar S. Jennings
George Small
New York City
Joe Catricio
Rochester
Arthur Barry
Nassauce
Stephen Pawlak
Buffalo
Dawn
National
Army Flyer Crichton Dies In Minnesota Crash
Captain P L Crichton, Army airman, was killed and co pilot Owen Haughland seriously injured when their endurance flight plane The Minnesota crashed at Wold Chamberlain field Minneapolis after more than 155 hours of continuous flying. Crichton guided the monoplane near the field, sent a note to ground crews, then the craft spun and crashed.
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Minneapolis
P. L. Crichton
Army Flyer
Owen Haughland
Minnesota
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Crichton
Capt. Crichton
Lambert Dies in Plane Crash in St Louis Area
Geogre Lea Lambert vice president of Von Hoffman Aircraft Corp and a student fliver believed Harold Jones of New York died when their Eagle Rock training plane crashed seven miles from Lambert-St. Louis field. The Robin was in its 17th day of sustained flight. Lambert, a leading figure in St. Louis aviation, is son of Major Albert Bond Lambert and father of aviation here. Earlier a second tragedy struck the Robin run as Minnesota's endurance rival crashed at Minneapolis killing its pilot Capt. P. L. Crichton.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Geogre Lea Lambert
von Hoffman Aircraft Corporation
Flver
Harold Jones
New York
Eagle Rock
Lambert-St. Louis
Bradley Martins Fly to Denver to Reach Injured Son
Bradley Martin banker and social leader and Mrs. Martin departed by plane from Curtiss Field on July 28 to reach Denver Colorado where their son Bradley Martin Jr was badly injured in a motor vehicle crash last night. The hospital says his injuries are serious and the family expects to arrive within about sixteen hours.
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Curtiss Field
L. L
Bradley Martin
Martin
Denver
Colo
Bradley Martin, Jr
Bradley
Wheatley Hills
L. I
Flyers' Whiskers Greatest Handicap Will Rogers Special
In Santa Monica on July 29 a letter from a spectator chides St. Louis aviators for risky whiskers in propeller tests. The writer mocks delays and praises ground crews during hot summer conditions.
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Santa Monica
Cal
St. Louis
St Louis
China
Russia
Cobb to Lead Anti Prohibition Writers Group
Irvin S. Cobb accepted the chairmanship of the authors and artists committee of 371 members to support the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. He argued that prohibition shifted drunkenness to speakeasies and amateur alcoholics, calling the policy a noble experiment similar to disasters in San Francisco and Galveston.
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Washington
Irvin S. Cobb
Association Against
Cobb
Hoover
San Francisco
Galveston
Strikers Face Grand Jury Over Gas tonia Chief Death
In Gastonia North Carolina the grand jury opens as 23 strikers and leaders born in labor unrest face charges linked to the June death of Chief of Police OF Aderholt. Prosecutors signal indictments soon while defense seeks delay and a possible venue change.
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Gastonia
N. C
North Carolina
Aderholt
Gastonia Co Grand Jury
A. G. Mangum
Paris flyer breaks endurance record for women
Mile Maryse Bastie, flying a light 40 horsepower mono plane, logged 26 hours 46 minutes in the air to exceed the unofficial endurance record. The new mark stands at 26 hours 21 minutes 32 seconds, set earlier by Elinor Smith at Roosevelt Field, New York, on April 24.
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Paris
Maryse Bastie
Roosevelt Field
New York
Elinor Smith
Jury selection in Dr. Snook murder trial nears end
Court in Columbus reports steady progress toward a jury for Dr. James Howard Snook accused of murdering Theora Hix. Two salesmen passed for service and half the peremptory challenges used. One juror is 22 year old Donald E. Post a bank clerk with views on capital punishment and sex discussed without inhibition.
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United Press
Court Room
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Donald E. Post
Ohio State University
Snook
Post
Dr. Snook
C. D. Trimble
Trimble
Briand Forms New Cabinet in Paris
Aristide Briand informed President Doumergue that he formed a new government retaining all Poincare era cabinet members. Edouard Herriot becomes foreign minister, moving from premier, with Daladier discussing two new minister without portfolio posts to win Radical support. Daladier says no extra cabinet positions needed.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Gaston Doumergue
Raymond Poincare
Edouard Herriot
Socialet
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Herriot
Lyons
Edouard Daladier
Daladier
Pineapple cake illness hits 29. bakery under scrutiny
Twenty nine people fall ill after eating pineapple filled coffee cake from a north side Chicago bakery. Four hospitalized. one woman Frances Boeler 23 believed dying. Bakery owner Emil Berg questioned by police as investigators analyze cake samples and ingredients. Five family groups affected.
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Chicago
North Side
Frances Boeler
Emil Berg
Berg
Health Department
Congressman Box Declines Texan Gubernatorial and Senate Runs
Rep. Box of Texas states he will not seek Texas governor or U S Senate. He wants to continue congressional work and to unite Democrats to replace John J Raskob as Democratic National Committee chairman.
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Washington
Rep. Box
Texas
United States Senate
Box
Raskob
John J Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Fresh Air Camp Tots Host to St Nick at Canton Camp
Eight Canton barbers in plainclothes arrived as St Nick in mid summer to give 30 campers at the Kiwanis Fresh Air Camp near Canton fresh haircuts. The youngsters were excited and sat through a morning of grooming as they awaited noon.
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Tots
Canton
Louise Beebout
Kiwanis Club
Fresh Air Camp
St. Nick
C. W. Stump
Kiwanis Fresh Air Camp
Two Women Killed in Sunday Auto Crash at 15th and Cherry
Sunday afternoon crash at 15th street and Cherry NE killed Mrs. J verett Mercer 25 of Mt Clemens Mich. Her 2 year old daughter Jewell was in her arms when the fatal impact occurred. The father Everett Mercer 30 and son Roy 8 were injured. Another driver Charles Berkey 25 of 1606 Cleveland av NW suffered a fractured collar bone and lacerations.
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15Th St
Cherry
Jewell
J.verett Mercer
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Everett Mercer
Roy
Charles Berkey
Cleveland
Av NW
Mercer Ma
Chine
William McDermott
6Th St SW
Berkey
McDermott
Mercy Hospital
Little Flower Hospital
Mary Aman
Endurance flyers and croquet cronies tour in two cities
On day 17 of their nonstop flight in St Louis the St Louis Robin monoplane crew led by Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine reported 389 hours aloft with calm weather as the rival Minnesota plane crashed in Minneapolis killing Captain Crichton and injuring Owen Haughlan. Meanwhile croquet partners Hart and Rose left Franklin chastened by a bungled practice and vowed to press on toward New York with exhibition games despite rotten shots and a looming Thanksgiving finish.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest O’brine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Minnesota
Minneapolis
P. L. Crichton
Owen Haughlan
City
Houston
O'Brine
Jackson
Rose
New York Ward
Gotham
Move to Cancel Traffic Light Contract Filed
The petition seeking cancellation of the $30,000 traffic light contract was filed in common pleas court. It targets Harrington-Seaburg Co. of Moline Ill to furnish 72 lights and seeks to restrain City Auditor Samuel E Barr from using funds. The petition accuses bribery and fraud and names Councilman Hexamer, Safety Director Kimble, and the company.
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Common Pleas
Harrington-Seaberg Co
Moline
Ill
Samuel E. Barr
Kinnison
Charles J Hexamer
Harrington-Seaburg Co
Samuel EB. Barr
Harry M. Kimbel
Canton Sizzles as Heatwave Pushes Residents to Lakes
Canton endured a seven day heat wave climaxing with 88 degree heat and high humidity. Thousands flocked to Meyers Lake and Lake Cable while crowds filled Lakeside Stadium for baseball. Rain cooled conditions Monday morning with a 65 degree start and a breeze.
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Canton
The
Mercury
Carl H. Meyers
Meyers Lake
Lake Cable
Lake O' Springs
Turkeyfoot Lake
Otter
Canton Terriers
Lakeside Stadium
Mass meeting called to defeat Canton mayor in vote
Canton church leaders plan a mass meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in the First Presbyterian Church to oppose Mayor C C Curtis. The gathering aims to coordinate a campaign and possibly field a slate to challenge the mayor as critics cite law enforcement failures and rising disorder.
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Canton
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. Curtis
H. S. Beem
Men’s Federation of Bible Classes
Curtis
Bible School
Harvey F. Ake
Domestic Relations Court
Ake
Rotary Club
Harry M. Kimbel
PREDICT NEW ERA IN FLYING
New York July 29 The Maine to Rome flyers Roger Q Williams and Lewis Yancey arrived on the Republic after a Santander fuel stop and were greeted by the mayor's committee A three day honor celebration opened as the pair praised their Pathfinder aircraft and predicted an automatic pilot would guide ocean crossings.
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New York
Atlantic
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Maine
Rome
United States
Republic
Santander
Spain
Williams
Yancey
Auto Crash Fatal to Three Bowler Crew on Way Home
Three people died when a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train struck an automobile at a grade crossing in Galva Illinois. Edward Temple 60 his wife Margaret and Dora Fullsen a teacher were killed. Finis Farr 40 a Charlevoix Michigan resident died of heart failure aboard the train from shock. The article also notes the Chicago Tribune amphibian Antin Bowler crew began return voyage via Port Burwell Ungava Nottingham Island and Fort Churchill toward Hudson Bay.
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Galva
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Edward Temple
Galesburg
Margaret WO
Dora Fullsen
Finis Farr
Charlevoix
Mich
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Berlin
Tribune
Bob Gast
Parker Cramer
Robert Wood
The
Port Burwell
Ungava
Ernest Axcell
Nottingham Island
Hudson Strait
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Chicago Flyers
Antin
Reynolds manslaughter trial resumes in Old Bailey
The trial of Richard J Reynolds son of the late American tobacco magnate continued at Old Bailey. The crown argues Reynolds was intoxicated when his car struck and killed Arthur Graham on the Bath road last May.
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London
Richard J Reynolds
Old Bailey Court
Reynolds
Arthur Graham
Bath Road
Special communication of Lathrop Lodge No 676
Lathrop Lodge No 676 holds a special communication on Tuesday July 30 at 5 30 pm for the M M degree with refreshments. R Whitson M M Geo C Mast Secretary Adv.
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Canton Lodge
McKean
W. M
Norris
Lathrop Lodge
R. Whitson
M. M
Geo. C. Mast
Seoy
Confectionery for sale and city routes offered in classifieds
Bits of News Confectionery reports good business and is for sale as owner leaves city. Angora kittens offered at reasonable prices. A modern 7 room house with large lot is available for sacrifice. Sleeping rooms and a hoard option. Also grange. Two men wanted to cover established city routes. See today’s classified section. Canton Daily News Classified Department.
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Canton Daily News
Woman Dies One Week After Neck Injury From Car Crash
Helen Jones 51 a teller at Citizens Building and Loan Company died in Dunkirk New York Hospital after a July 21 auto crash left her with a broken neck. She lived with Miss Almeda McQuate at 206 Park SW and is survived by her father A. E. Jones and two brothers Ralph and Earl. Funeral plans set with services at St Pauls Episcopal Church and burial in Tyrone Pennsylvania.
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Helen Jones
Citizens’ Building & Loan Co
Dunkirk
N. Y
Almeda McQuate
Park
Herbert McKee
First National Bank
Miss Jones
Tyrone
Cambridge, C
Cambridge High School
Walter McCowatt
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hunt Missing in Boat Crash at Lake Okoboji
Lake Okoboji the waters are being dragged for bodies after a collision between two speedboats half a mile off shore. Between 14 and 16 aboard. only one body recovered, that of Esther Rhengstrum. Ten or more missing, unclear who else perished or was saved.
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