Robin Ends 420 Hours Up In Air
Aviation’s new heroes Red Jackson and Forest O Brine completed a nonstop flight of 420 hours 214 minutes in the St. Louis Robin monoplane at Lambert Field. The two pilots landed with power still on after 18 days aloft, breaking the previous world record and earning national plaudits.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Aviation
Lambert St. Louis
Red” Jackson
Forest
America
Lambert Field
Jackson
O’brine
Lindberghs survive second plane crash of day in New Jersey
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh narrowly escape injury after their Curtiss Falcon crashes at Newark airport due to a blown tire. The couple unharmed board a car to the Morrow estate Englewood. Earlier, a similar mishap at Columbus, Ohio was reported. Experts say handling prevented serious danger.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Columbus
Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Morrow Estate
Englewood
N. J. Lindbergh
Flyer
Film studios declare truce in talkie war
Leading American film companies including Famous Players Lasky Metro Goldwyn United Artists Universal and Warner Bros issued a statement declaring a truce in the fight over interchangeability of talkie equipment. They said they will use their talkies with any apparatus approved by an independent experts committee.
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London
Famous Players-Lasky
Metro-Goldwyn
United Artists
Universal
Warner Bros
Conerné
Henry Ford at 66 in Beverly Hills tribute
In Beverly Hills on July 31 a stage piece titled Will Rogers Special pokes light fun at Henry Ford's influence. The writer argues Ford’s impact exceeds other figures by transforming American life with the automobile and mass mobility.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Italy
Henry Ford
America
Mr. Ford
Judge Agler Breaks Down in Mercy Hospital
Judge A W Agler a Stark County common pleas jurist is in Mercy Hospital with brain congestion and a slight stroke following extreme overwork. Attending physicians fear for his condition but expect rest will repair the injury. He long worked in court from 8 a m to 5 p m and took work home at night.
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A. W. Agier
Common Pleas
Mercy Hospital
Judge Agler
Stark Co
Lawyers decry arrest for debt in Louisville suit
Louis DeSantis was held briefly in the county jail office after an arrest ordered to enforce a $12,000 judgment in a real estate misrepresentation case filed by Albert Brumbaugh of Louisville. Attorneys argued the move was unconstitutional and an illegal imprisonment for debt. An appeal and a motion to vacate the arrest order are pending before Judge Diehl.
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Louis DeSantis
DeSantis
H. C. Pontius
Atty. L. J. Contie
Harvey F. Ake
Albert Brumbaugh
Louisville
Spiros Papas
Nick Albu
Sam Tanase
Contie
Atty. E. L. Mills
Brumbaugh
Therr
E. W. Diehl
Jury to Try Snook Finally Selected in Columbus Trial
Twelve jurors were chosen to determine the fate of Dr. James H. Snook, Ohio State professor, for the murder of Theora Hix. An alternate was named, defense sought to challenge the entire panel, and Judge Scarlett overruled. Court adjourned until afternoon as postponement requests were denied.
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Snook
Morris Dehaven Tracy
United Press
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
O. L. Weaver
Clyde Moody
Edward W. Hoe
Roy S. Stiffey
Howard E. Brown
Jacob Rehl
Frank Joyce
Helen F. Lunsford
E. S. Baird
Raymond Hann
W. H. Belthasar
Co. S. Butcher
Carpenter
C. S. Butcher
E. O. Ricketts
Ricketts
Scarlett
Dr. Snook
Special Features Preview Canton Politics Edges In
Canton atmosphere tightens with political activity as two key meetings held Tuesday are highlighted on Page 2. The issue also lists editorial sections, features, TV radio items, society notes, and upcoming pages for Dr. Fishbein, Molly Stark, Dr. Cadman, Mrs. Judith Smith, Angelo Patri, a crossword, financial news, local news, and sports across pages 5 to 16.
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Canton
Bruce Caton
Society
Dr. Fishbein
Shining Talent
Molly Stark
Csee
Dr. Cadman
Judith Smith
Angelo Patri
American found guilty of manslaughter in London trial
Richard J. Reynolds, a wealthy American, was found guilty of manslaughter at Old Bailey for striking and killing Arthur Graham, a motorcyclist, on the Bath road last May. He was sentenced to five months in prison in the second division with costs to be paid. Reynolds admitted five drinks that day but claimed he could drive.
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London
Richard J. Reynolds
Old Bailey Court
Reynolds
Arthur Graham
Bath Road
Fasters Slipping At Camp Dix as Dramatic Fast Continues
Dr. Huntley Aron leads a 216th hour endurance fast at Camp Dix Colorado as Chicago cultists arrive seeking truth. The split group remains divided with Aron and two companions miles up St Vrain canyon while 40 followers stay behind under Rev Hernf Arndt. Zella Evers faces ostracism after a controversial incident during the fast.
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Camp DIX
Colo
Huntley Aron
Chicago
Dr. Aron
St. Vrain Canyon
Hernf
Arndt
Montgomery
Ohio
Aron
Zella Evers
Evers
Zella
Dress 1
Husband Held in Evangelist's Mystery Death
Philadelphia police arrested 22 year old George C. Jester on suspicion of murder in the death of his 19 year old wife Gwen dolin, a girl evangelist found with a bullet wound in Fairmount Park. A note to Jester and handwriting similarities prompted the case.
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United Press
Philadelphia
George C. Jester
Gwendolin
Fairmount Park
George
Grandma
Eleanor
Naok
Frank
Mother
Dad
Peggy
P. S
Jester
Four Heat Deaths in Chicago Reported by Coroner
Four deaths were attributed to heat in Chicago as temperatures neared 90 at the coroner's office. The victims included Gustaf Kuhlen, 60. John Nicolette, 41. Miss Mary Noyes, 60. and Mrs. Anna Wincicr, 50, with Lake Michigan no relief. Expect another sultry day before a forecasted relief tomorrow. crowds sought beaches yesterday and last evening.
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Chicago
Gustaf Kuhlen
John Nicolette
Mary Noyes
Anna Wincicr
Lake Michigan
Bombing Blame Turns To Labor In Chicago
Labor troubles blamed for the bombing of an apartment building in Chicago. M G Overstreet night superintendent of the American Colortype Co and his family were awakened and evacuated with no injuries. The building had minor damage and color type employees are on strike. Last Saturday two women were injured by a bomb at the company plant. Beside this a funeral notice for Brother Orin Jackson is issued.
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Chicago
M. G. Overstreet
American Colortype Co
Overstreet
Color Type Company
One Racketeer Killed as Gun Battle Rocks City
In Chicago on a crowded near west side street a known racketeer was killed and two hoodlums were dying after a sensational gun battle witnessed by hundreds returning from theaters. A woman drove the car carrying the man who detectives say fired the shots and then calmly left the scene after the escape. Police say all three men were beer hustlers.
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United Press
Chicago
Near West Side
James
Bozo
Shupe
Faces Court On Booze Charge
John Saleo 26 of 1200 3d St SE arraigned in municipal court on a Crabbe act and contributing to delinquency of minors. A police vice squad found a so called brewery at 25th St and Grace NE with three children bottling beer. Agents confiscated 848 bottles 94 gallons brewing seven cases of empty bottles 1000 bottle caps eight large cracks a can of malt sugar and a three burner oil stove. Saleo reportedly admitted operating the establishment and provided daily transport to the youths aged 10 17 and 6.
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Crabbe
John Saleo
Saleo
25Th St
Grace
Riots At Auburn Danemora Blamed On Overcrowding
State corrections commissioner Dr Raymond F C Kiel blamed the Auburn and Danemora prison riots on overcrowding after an investigation. He said New York City criminals aided the Auburn outbreak and long term prisoners exploited inmate dissatisfaction. The state had no insurance on burnt buildings with an estimated 1 million dollar replacement cost. Prisoners remain restless and guards report sleep disruption due to banging doors and continuous howling.
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Auburn
N. Y
Dannemora
Raymond F. C. Kieb
Corrections
Kieb
New York City
Walle
Kiel
Five Power Naval Conference Seen Possible in London
London rumors place a five power naval disarmament conference in London as a substitute for the Washington talks. Anglo American negotiations reportedly progress well with Dawes and Ramsay MacDonald in talks at Downing Street. Ambassador Gibson returned to Brussels after consulting with Dawes on disarmament.
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United Press
London
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
Ambasador Dawes
Downing St
Hugh 8
Gibson
Belgium
America
Brussels
Bible Class Meeting Attacks Canton Mayor Over Vice
Hundreds attend as Men's Federation of Bible Classes denounces vice conditions in Canton and endorses a vote effort for the August 13 primary. Speakers urge enforcement of laws and accountability, while Mayor Curtis and Safety Director Kimbel defend their records.
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John G. Green
C. C. Curtis
Canton
First Congregational Church
Harry M. Kimbel
H. S Beem
Men's Federation of Bible Classes
Bobby Jones Urged As Fifth District Candidate
Atlanta attorney and golf legend Robert Tyre Jones Jr known as Bobby Jones is pushed as a candidate for Georgia fifth congressional district seat created by Rep. Leslie J. Steele's death. Canton delegation backs the golfer who has not stated views. Gov Hardman has Oct 2 set for a special election and a district committee may schedule a primary next week.
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Atlanta
Robert Tyre Jones Jr
Bobby Jones
Fifth Congressional District
Leslie J. Steele
Canton
L. G. Hardman
Steele
Fifth District Congressional Committee
Man Shoots Pal During Hunt Near Miller Farm
July 31 reports in Youngstown say David Clapp 41 of Conersburg died after being accidentally shot by his friend Samuel Jones of North Jackson while hunting on the Miller farm near here. Clapp was struck in the head as Jones fired at movement in tall grass.
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Youngstown
David Clapp
Conersburg
Samuel Jones
North Jackson
Here
Clapp
Jones
Girls Pray For Verdict In Burglary Case
Chicago July 31 Two girls Helen Whittaker and Florence Trainor faced burglary charges with potential prison time. After six hours of deliberation a jury returned not guilty. They prayed in court and now await state decisions on other indictments.
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Soited Preas
Chicago
Giris
Helen Whittaker
Florence Trainor
Cook Co
Whittaker
Miss Trainor
South Side
Tax Levy on Bank Stock Challenged in Court
Two suits filed in common pleas court challenge county taxation of national bank stock. Plaintiffs Union National Bank of Massillon and Alliance First National Bank accuse the county of discriminatory taxation and seek removal of stock tax while defendants include Treasurer A T Bowman and Auditor A A VanDorsten. Attorneys Franklin L. Maier and Hart & Koehler represent the banks.
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Common Pleas
Union National Bank of Massillon
Alliance First National Bank
A. T. Bowman
Massillon Bank
Franklin L. Maier
Hart & Koehler
Alliance Bank
Consul Perez to face charges after shooting case in San Francisco
Guatemalan consul general Francisco B. Perez was to be arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to murder. Celso de Leon, 45, wealthy importer, lay near death from bullet wounds after being shot. Perez was taken into custody following the incident amid divorce tensions and a temporary suspension over a requested medical exam.
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San Francisco
Francisco B. Perez
Celso de Leon
de Leon
Perez
Potice
Modesty Costs Life of Woman in New York
Mrs Jennie Cull, 26, died after a bottle of cleaning fluid exploded in her home igniting her clothing. Neighbors tried to aid but she refused to unlock the door. A tenant forced entry but she died of burns at Memorial Hospital.
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New York
Jennie Cull
Cull
Memorial Hospital
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