Plane in Flames as Student and Instructor Die in Flight
A student flyer James Rose and instructor George Zabriakic died when their Swallow Ox 5-up aircraft caught fire during a practice flight over Chicago. The engine backfired and exploded. with no parachutes, both men leaped from about 200 feet and perished. This followed another fatal aviation accident in the week as officials probe amateur flying hazards.
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Chicago
James Rose
Steger
Ills
George Zabriakic
Wilmette, Ills
Zabriskie
Rose
Sacco and Vanzetti Meeting Planned in Canton Park
Sympathizers of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, condemned to death for the 1920 murder of a South Braintree paymaster, will hold a mass meeting in Nimisila Park. Speakers from the International Labor Defense will speak as part of a nationwide drive to delay or prevent their execution. The fate of the two men now rests with Massachusetts Governor Fuller and a special investigating committee.
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Nicola Sacco
Partholomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Mass
Nimisila Park
International Labor Defense
Canton
Sacco
Vanzetti
Gov. Fuller
Massachusetts
Olds to Sail for Europe on August 6
Assistant Secretary of State Robert E. Olds will sail for Europe on August 6 and remain away until October 1. The trip, described as a vacation, carries significance due to Olds's past partnership with Kellogg and his close collaboration with the department.
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Washington
Robert E. Olds
Europe
State Department
Olds
Department
Kellogg
Bank cashier sentenced to prison in Lexington fraud case
William Lindley, 56, cashier of the Lexington Savings Bank in Lexington, pleaded guilty to false statements about the bank’s financial condition with intent to defraud. Common Pleas Judge 3. W. Galbraith sentenced him to up to 36 years in the state penitentiary.
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Mansfield
William Lindley
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington
State Banking Department
State Penitentiary
Common Pleas
W. Galbraith
Suvi Doctor Named in Damage Suit Over 1926 Crash
Mrs Amanda Lewis of Franklin sues Dr J Hamsher physician of St Paris for 12528 dollars claiming injuries from a car collision on October 3 1926. The case lists Dr Hamsher as defendant in a civil action filed in Urbana.
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Urbana
J. ¥. Hamsher
St. Paris
Amanda Lewis
Franklin
Demareem Charged Over Alleged Fraud Sale in City
Ralph Demareem faced charges Saturday after officials charged he failed to police his address and allegedly sold a house not owned by him, collecting 1840 dollars in a case with past year connections. Capt of Detectives stated he had information supporting the claim.
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Ralph Demareem
Demareem
Milk Price Increase in Canton Quarts
An advance of one cent per quart raises Canton milk to 13 cents per quart starting Monday morning. The move, approved Saturday by the Stark County Milk Producers and Dealers association, aims to offset milk shortages in the Cleveland district. President John Schubach cited the shortage as the reason for the price hike.
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Canton
Stark County Milk Producers and Dealers Association
Cleveland
John Schubach
President Coolidge Moves to Ease Geneva Disarmament Rift
President Coolidge acts to prevent a break at the Geneva disarmament conference. He signals to Hugh Gibson that the United States cannot accept Britain’s expanded naval strength while recognizing Britain’s need to defend far flung provinces. Wires between Washington and Geneva stay busy ahead of Monday’s plenary session.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Geneva
Great Britain
Japan
Hugh Gibson
Gibson
State Department
Executive Office
Indiana Bank Closed in Indianapolis by State Examiner
The J. F. Wild Banking Co. oldest Indianapolis institution was ordered closed by State Bank Examiner Luther Simons. Customers seeking paychecks were turned away. a formal statement of condition is promised for Monday. President J. F. Wild Jr. had no further comment.
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Indianapolis
J. F. Wild Banking Co
State Bank
Luther Simons
J. F. Wild, Jr
Tax ruling expands tax burden on authors
Washington July 30 the internal revenue bureau ruled authors who gain royalties from sale lease or rent of intellectual products are not paid for personal services actually rendered and cannot use the 25 percent earned income tax reduction. Officials say the ruling will add thousands of dollars annually to the treasury from literary people.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
State Canal Land To Be Sold In Logan
Logan July 36 city council votes to sell the remainder of state canal land in Itogan one third already disposed of by legislative act
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Logan
Itogan
Gas Well Placed Near Athens Stumps Field Work
In Athens on July 30 workers released a report that they could not yet control a huge gas well brought in on the Fisher field near the city.
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Athens
Fisher Field
Here
Fire truck crash in Manchester kills one, injures six
In Manchester New Hampshire on July 36 a collision between two fire trucks en route to a fire left one firefighter dead and six injured. The crash disrupted emergency response as authorities investigated the accident and the cause remained unclear.
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Manchester
N. H
Five Injured in Canton Harrisburg Road Crashes
A head on collision on Canton Harrisburg road Saturday injured three people S J Cooksey 15 S Truesdale ay Youngstown and Isaac Sell R D No 2 bruised with severe cuts Deputy Ball and Hibaugh said drizzle made roads slippery making the accident unavoidable Cecil Myers 19 Louisville fractured skull fell from a truck taken to Mercy hospital and Fred P Stanley 13 809 Lafayette SE hurt when struck by an automobile driven by B C Pierce 315 Roslyn NW near 6th and Cherry
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Canton- Harrisburg Rd
S. J. Cooksey
S. Truesdale
Youngstown
Isaac Sell
R. D. No
Henry
Cecil Myers
Louisville
Mercy Hospital
Sluss
Fred P. Stanley
Lafayette
B.C. Pierce
Roslyn
6Th St
Cherry
Missing deaf mute girl found after month long search
Thelma Bateson a 16 year old deaf mute was located near Zanesville after disappearing July 2. She told authorities a woman picked her up near the road and took her to Cambridge where after a quarrel she wandered and slept outdoors. She said she then rode to Dayton by automobile staying several days begging for food before returning home to her mother Mrs Edward Bateson.
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Zanesville
Thelma Bateson
Edward Bateson
Cambridge
Dayton
Toledo League Official Describes Lucas County Politics
Bert White president of the Lucas Co Law and Order League discusses Lucas County politics after his arrest on a squeer charge and release on a $1699 bond. He is to appear in federal court in September, linked to conspiracy charges tied to a statement by Kasper Terpinski who was previously arrested for possession of intoxicants.
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Toledo
Bert White
Lucas Co Law Anda Order League
Lucasco
White
Kasper Terpinski
Miss Guinan Wins Damages in Subway Film Blast Case
In Boston on July 30 Miss Made line FP Guinan a 28 year old Boston resident was awarded 15318 for injuries from a motion picture film explosion in a subway car about two years ago. The Suffolk county jury returned the verdict against Famous Players Lasky Corporation.
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Boston
Madeline FP. Guinan
Guinan
Suffolk County
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Prince of Wales Dances With White Haired Woman Aboard
On the Empress of Australia voyage to Canada the Prince of Wales danced with a white haired woman over 60 who was among his favored partners. Mrs. W. R. G. Hott of Montreal and Miss Dawes of Montreal shared spotlight as he enjoyed a gay masquerade ball and close comforts with the ship’s passengers.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
Quebec
England
Earl of Renfrew
Australia
Tokyo
Haven of Refuge
Prince George
Royal Highness
W. R. G. Hott
Montreal
Dawes
M. Dawes
Husband tells wife to leave so he can try another woman
In a divorce suit filed here, Arcen W. Bernhardt said he told his wife to take their two children and depart so he could pursue another woman. The complaint alleges he brought the other woman home and kept her as a guest for about a week.
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Washington
Arcenjue W. Bernhardt
Boy Drowns While Swimming at Lake St Marys
Six year old Richara Ausperger of Middletown visiting grandparents drowned in Lake St Marys during a swim in Celina on July 24. A preliminary investigation and local officials reported the accident as the boy joined other children at the lake.
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Celina
Richara Ausperger
Middletown
Lake St. Marys
Lieut William A Sheean Among Shell Victims
The body of Lieut William A Sheean, missing since the September 1918 Mont Foucon battle, was found in a shell hole grave in the Argonne. He was a former Columbus resident. six enlisted men were found with him. Identification came via dog tags and the United Braves service.
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Columbus
William A. Sheean
Mont Faucen
War Department
Lieut. Sheean
United Braves Registration Service
Pacific Liner Goes On Rocks
Three vessels raced to aid the Admiral Watson of the Pacific Steamship Line after it ran aground on the rocky Ivory Island shore in Millbank Sound, 360 miles south of Ketchikan. Fifty two passengers were aboard as the ship, en route from Alaska, struck rocks around 1 a.m. Saturday in light conditions.
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Seattle
Admiral Watson
Pacific Steamship Line
Ivory Island
Millbank Sound
Ketchiken
Alaska
Stillmans Secluded in New York Hotel Before Europe Trip
James and Lena Stillman hide in their Shelton hotel room in New York with Fowler McCormick as best man at the Grand Anse wedding. Photographers wait outside while the couple asks not to be disturbed until departure for Europe aboard the Olympic at midnight tomorrow.
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New York
James
Lena Stillman
Shelton
Fowler McCormick
Chicago
Stillmans
Europe
Poetic Note Behind Tragic Death Sparks City News
New York reports 19 year old music student Helen Oatman told her mother a week earlier she felt something poetic about youth then planned her death. She started a gas stove and neighbors found her body.
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New York
Mayor Swarts Primary Drive Gains Impetus
Mayor Stanford M. Swarts pushes re election with a public meeting at Courtland hotel banquet room. Democratic voters citywide invited as Thom urges momentum amid cross party appeal and calls for moving the primary date to cooler weather.
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Swarts
Stanford M. Swarts
Courtland Hotel
William R. Thom
Mayor Swarts
Swarte
Attorney Thom
Canton Daily News to be filmed for historic movie
The Canton Daily News plant and staff will be shot on Monday for a National Film Productions resume project. The documentary will film mechanical business and editorial departments in Canton. The project is organized through Silverman Ohio Theaters Co. and the Alhambra theater, with Ohio and Pennsylvania venues involved.
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Canton
National Film Productions Organization of
Hagerstown
Canton Daily News
Silverman Ohio Theaters Co
Alhambra
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Stolen Jewelry Valued at 2529 After Car Left Unlocked
Eugene J. Bresach deputy attorney general reported a suitcase with 2529 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from his automobile in Albany Nova Scotia. He and his wife left the car unlocked for a few minutes. upon return the theft was discovered.
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Albany
Eugene J. Bresach
The
Bronx
Here
Resach
Whisky raid nets Navarre filling station proprietor
Deputy sheriff confiscates a case of bonded Canadian whisky in a Saturday raid on a Navarre filling station and arrests the proprietor who identifies himself as Howard Jones.
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Navarre
Howard Jones
Girl Saves Life Of Male Bather In Beach Rescue
NORTH EAST Pa July 30 A young girl saved the life of a male bather here yesterday Miss Frances Adams daughter of Dr M L Adams a teacher at State College Washington Pa Bathers heard cries for help along the beach and one of the first to respond was Miss Adams She reached the man as he came up for the last time A boat came to her assistance The man's identity was not learned.
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North East
Frances Adams
M. L. Adams
State College
Washington
Miss Adams
Lindbergh Urged to Circle Canton on Flight Visit
Canton officials plan to welcome Col. Charles A. Lindbergh in Cleveland and urge him to fly over Canton in the Spirit of St. Louis. Mayor S. M. Swarts leads a large Cantonian delegation to Cleveland Monday to invite the aviator to mercy over Canton Tuesday.
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S. M. Swarts
Cleveland
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Canton
St. Louis
Swarts
Col. Lindbergh
McKin
Ohio
Col. Charles
Lindbergh
Natalie Christy Chandler Wed in New York
Natalie Christy daughter of artist Howard Chandler Christy married Ira H. Chandler director of finance Mozate Tile at the Little Church Around the Corner. Twenty guests attended the informal ceremony as the bride entered. The couple honeymooned in Quebec then planned to visit Chandler's farm near Zanesville.
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New York
Natalie Christy
Howard Chandler Christy
Ira H. Chandler
Mozate Tile Corporation of
Zanesville
Chandler
Corrupt Charge Before Jurors In Indianapolis
D C Stephenson faces a Marian county grand jury in Indianapolis as charges of political corruption are presented. He claims years of behind the scenes political power and is jailed in Michigan City for the murder of Madge Overholtzer. He was brought to the grand jury to reveal what he knows.
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Indianapolis
In Mana
D. C
Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Michigan City State Penitentiary
Madce Overhaltser
Lengel to Learn Fate in Lengthy Murder Case
Judge Frank M. Clevenger of Wilmington will announce his decision on Saranus A. Lengel’s motion for a new trial in Canton Thursday morning. Lengel, former police chief, was convicted two weeks ago as a conspirator in the murder of Don R. Mellett and faces a penitentiary sentence with mercy recommended.
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Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Canton
Saranus A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Clevenger
Rollin Hahn
Lengel
Court of Appeals
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Ben Nadel
Dar Pfaff
Money Causes Temple Dispute Between McPherson and Mother
Aimee Semple McPherson admitted that money sparked the rift with her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy, executive director of Angeles Temple. She said temple bank accounts were tied up and attempts were made to take over the collection, prompting a new bank account to handle funds while on tour.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Four Square Gospel
Angeles
Temple
Aimee
Mother
Journalists Reach Oslo After North Cape Tour
A group of American journalists arrived in Oslo on Friday night after visiting the North Cape. They were received by the king before a weekend entertainment program, underscoring Norway's long friendship with the United States as crowds greet the visitors. Premier Lykke authored a welcome note in a special English feature.
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Oslo
North Cape
Noveway
Norway
United States
Lykke
Poumer Ohio Doctor Dies in Seattle Sudden Death
Dr Ray Padgley 55 a former Gallipolis physician and brother in law of ex mayor George Marshall of Coi died suddenly in Seattle yesterday according to word received here.
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Poumer
Ohio
Difs Callivolis
Ray Padgley
Gallipalis
Shooting in Sandyford claims one life injures another
A shooting at Sandyford village seven miles from Dublin results in one person dead and another seriously wounded during a July 3 to 8 incident. Police investigation underway as residents react to the fatal shooting.
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Kiltite
Apfray
Dublin
Ias
Sandyford Village
Here
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