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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1929

Page

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Endurance Flyers Do Not Land as Time Wearies Flight

Two pilots Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine remained aloft for over 410 hours as Major William Robertson ordered them to land today. Refueling chief C Ray Wassall and aide P V Chaffee responded, while notes from the flyers sparked a field-wide alert. The pilots said cylinders were failing but hinted at landing after further testing.

United Press ST. Louis William Robertson Dile Jackson Forest O C. Ray Wassall P. V. Chaffee William B. Robertson Dale Jackson Forrest O’brine Lambert Field

Showers Bring Relief Amid Heat Across East

Thunder showers brought partial relief to a parched countryside last night but hot weather lingered across the east. Three deaths and 14 prostrations were attributed to the heat in New York area with two heat deaths in Philadelphia. Storm lightning struck a Brooklyn streetcar, injuring 13. A rowboat with six men capsized in the East River near Flushing, causing two drownings. Temperature peaks ranged from 91 in New York to 98 in Washington and Albany. Crops on Long Island and parts of New Jersey suffered despite 0.02 inch rainfall. A Midwest cool-down was forecast, while the rest of the nation stayed warm.

United Press New York Washington Albany N. Y Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Weather Bureau Midwest United States Northwest Long Island New Jersey Suffolk Co Brooklyn East River Flushing

Bomb Aimed at Akron Theater Owner Home Explodes

A bomb was hurled from a passing car at the home of Frank A. Mendes co owner of the Liberty Theater in Akron Ohio. The blast damaged the steps and shattered windows as police rushed to the scene. Mendes and his family slept through the attack before the perpetrators escaped. The incident is linked to theater labor tensions and the local Projectionists Union.

Akron Frank A. Mendes Liberty Theater Projectionists’ Union Mendes

Snook Still Ill At Trial In Columbus

Dr. James Howard Snook former Ohio State professor on trial for murder of Theora Hix appeared well at start of day five but complained of ill health after jury began. His counsel was absent at police HQ discussing crank notes, while his daughter Helen reported another threatening call. Mrs Snook visited him in jail bringing linen as he recovered from spinal punctures during exam. Court resumed with juror selection and B S Stiffey temporarily accepted as juror.

Morris DE Haven Tracy United Press Court Room Columbus James Howard Snook Ohio State University Theora Hix F. O. Ricketts Helen Crank Notes Helen Snook Snook

Auburn Prison riot probes aim to curb future breaks

Three investigations into the Auburn Prison inmate riot continue as Gov. Roosevelt orders a special commission to study New York penal policy. In Dannemora Roosevelt cites Baumes laws as a possible factor in unrest, while stressing no call to repeal them. Four inmates escaped amid the turmoil.

United Press Auburn N. Y Auburn Prison New York State Roosevelt New York Dannemora Whitehall Dannemors Iecg Sarnace

Police seize large beer supply at NE house raid

A police liquor squad raided a house on 25th Street NE near Graceau and confiscated 848 bottles of beer, 96 gallons of beer brewing, eight crocks, 1,000 bottle caps, eight cases, a can of malt, sugar, and a three burner stove. Three children aged 10, 6, and 17 were detained while bottling beer. A man believed owner is being hunted. a prior suspect was arrested for a Crabbead violation and fined in 1927.

25Th St Graceau Elmer Daily Pete Calac Herman Hausch

Scout saves envoy Benes from drowning in Czech river

An unconfirmed Prague report says a boy scout rescued Foreign Minister Eduard Benes from drowning at Chlumetz during the summer vacation. Benes, a strong swimmer, may have been seized by cramps while swimming, prompting wonderment in Vienna.

Vienna Prague Czecho-Slovakia Eduard Benes Chlumetz Benes

Molly Stark Sanitarium opens in Stark County with child patients

DENNIS R. SMITH reports on the opening of the Molly Stark Sanitarium along the Canton Alliance road, a modern $700,000 tuberculosis hospital. Children from Brynefield Lake arrive as the first patients, with stories of Ida Spall Clarence Cooper Durwood Childs Jean Myers and Freda Peterson and the caring staff led by Dr Sunshine.

Molly Stark Ida Spall Geraldine Miller Arline Jacobs William Miller Wayne McFarland Ida Spell Harry Mayn Stark Dry Goods Co Exchange Club Tarkco Bvrinefield Lake Canton Alliance Road Trenpe Stark Co Clarence Cooper Durwood Childs Jean Myers Freda Peterson Doctor Sunshine Children’s Hospital

Bayrum Trial Tests Whoopef Power In Des Moines

Des Moines must wait for a jury trial to decide if bay rum is a lotion or a beverage. Five and ten store defendants, tied to 3,000 seized bottles, face confiscation and possible liquor condemnation under prohibition law. Judge Powers postponed the trial until Sept. 9 due to juries unavailable, with Al Adams seeking injunctions to halt bay rum sales at Woolworth stores and others.

Joseph F. Hearst United Press Des Moines Five Ralph E. Powers Powers F. W. Woolworth & Co al Adams Adams Woolworths

Minerva Boy Disappears After Paper Route

Paul Morehead age 15 disappeared after delivering papers yesterday morning. Last seen at 8:30 on North Market Street near the Davison news depot. Bicycle found today at East Rochester, searches spread through Louisville Alliance Canton by family and friends with no trace yet.

Minerva Paul Morehead Fred Morehead W. Palinst Davison News Ross Rue Harry Rue Young Rue Morehead N. Markett Jesse Kelly Ralph Morehead Caleb Stollers Louisville Alliance Canton East Rochester Here Young Morehead Pioneer Boy Scout

King George Bulletin Reports Slow, Steady Recovery

A July 30 official bulletin signed by the king’s doctor says the wound from the latest operation is healing satisfactorily and the chest abscess has been drained successfully. It notes the healing process must proceed gradually.

London

Pajama Man Shows Gotham Cool Dress on Fifth Avenue

W S Saunders, a hosiery executive from Elizabeth City North Carolina, walks in pajamas along Fifth Avenue in New York as crowds, photographers, and curious onlookers react. He asserts the display proves men can be comfortable in public when heat waves hit the city.

Gotham Julius Frandsen United Press New York W. ©. Saunders Elizabeth City N.C Smart Broadway Saunders

Popovici to be heard Friday on non support charge

John G. Popovici Romanian consul to Cleveland is to appear Friday at 10 am on a charge of non support filed by his wife Helen Wekelean Popovic. Hearing follows his not guilty plea before Domestic Relations Judge Harvey F. Ake. He posted a $1,000 bond and was briefly jailed after arrest by Deputies Ball and Dailey. Betty Popovici, his daughter, attended the proceedings.

John G. Popovici Cleveland Helen Wekelean Popovic Navarre Rd Popovici Harvey F. Ake John Magean Ideed al Ball George Dailey Bulkley Eucliday Dailey Ball Dean Nne Nee Bertillon Department Dailey and Canton Judge Abe Betty Ake Helen Popovic U. S Atlee Pomerene Frank Henderson Malolm Yost Harry Nusbaum Atttorney Stark |Ce United States J Supreme Court U. S. Supreme Court

Three Killed at Crossing in Oakland City Ind

A switch engine struck a car near Oakland City Indiana killing three members of the Dimmitt family and injuring five others. The deceased are Lizzie Dimmitt 40 Dora Dimmitt 17 and Raymond Dimmitt 9. Ezra Bennett who was driving said he did not see the locomotive. The injured were taken to a Princeton hospital.

Oakland City Ind Here Lizzie Dimmitt Page Dimmitt Dora Dimsmitt Raymond Dimmitt Ezra Bennett Princeton

Bandit steals $200 from theater office in Youngstown

A youthful bandit robbed the Strana Theater office in Central Square last midnight, taking about $200 while W. J. Murray, the manager, was in the room counting the evening receipts. The thief fled the scene after the theft.

Youngstown Strana Theater Central Square W. J. Murray

Police officer dies after kidney operation at Clinic Hospital

Orin Jackson of 9192d at NW died at noon Tuesday after an operation for left kidney removal at Clinic Hospital in Cleveland where he had been confined for months. He was a Canton police member. Special communications of Lath rep cad es No 676 scheduled Tuesday July 5 at 5:30 pm for MM degree refreshments. R Whitson MM, Geo. C. Mast, Secy Ady.

Orin Jackson Clinic Cleveland Jackson Canton Lathrep Cades No R. Whitson Geo. C. Mast Ady

Mayor Drive to Open in Earnest Tuesday Night

Canton's mayoralty campaign kicks off Tuesday night with two gatherings. A session of city ministers and church officers meets at First Presbyterian at 7 30 p m. Attendees expect sharp attacks on the current administration at both events.

Canton First Presbyterian Church

Mayor Denounces Church Meeting As Political Move

Mayor C. Curtis denounces an inter church meeting slated for Tuesday as the work of a few individuals aiming to oppose the present administration. He says the effort misuses church influence, is unfair two weeks before election, and does not reflect the church’s views. The mayor urges church members to reject the move and stay united.

Arly Co. C. Curtis Interchurch Curtis

Canton ministers plan meeting to oppose Mayor Curtis

W. H. Hudson Republican candidate for mayoralty leads a ministerial gathering at the Courtland Hotel. Ministers condemn conditions in Canton and prepare an anti-Curtis campaign to block reelection as the current administration faces denouncement. Continued on Page 2. Gol. a)

Welshimer Joins Newspaper Enterprise Association

Helen Welshimer daughter of Rev and Mrs P H Welshimer takes a post with Newspaper Enterprise Association a major news service. She will write a daily serial and Sunday features after stints at The News and Akros Journal earning several writing prizes.

Mise Helen Welshimer P. H. Welshimer Newspaper Enterprise Association Canton Daily News Welshimer News Akros Journal

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St. Louis-Robin Jackson and O’brine Canton Storage Co Adyv Scout Envoy Dennis R. Smith Rodney Dutcher J. Boomboom McWhorter Harold Society Cadman Angelo Patri Starkeee Molly Judith Smith Bayrum Whoopef’ Power Minerva Boy King George Haunders Raunders Times Square Naif Pomerene Popoviet Bandit Youngstown Theater Hudson Helen Welshimer
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