California Voters Weigh Bomb Prisoners Case
San Francisco dispatch reports the Mooney Billings pardon issue in California politics. Governor Young resists pressure for immediate action, ordering impartial reviews by his pardon advisory board and the state supreme court. Debates over innocence and trial fairness persist amid strong opinions on guilt.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
C. C Young
Gov. Young
Mooney
Billings
California
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Obituary: Peter Knapp 67 Retired Farmer
Fu deral services for Peter Knapp 67 retired farmer who died Saturday morning at his niece’s home in North Canton will be held Monday at 9 in St Paul’s Catholic Church. Interment in church cemetery. He leaves two sisters and several relatives including his niece Mrs Otto Guenther of Rose Road. Also note infant Donald Lego son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lego died at home Friday from poisoning. services Monday at 2 at Maughiman’s. burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
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North Canton
Peter Knapp
Otto Guenther
Rose Road
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Donald Lego
Frank Lego
Maughiman
Nev
J. L. Herron
Forest Hill Cemetery
Donald
William
Three Indictments May Be Nolled In Philadelphia
May 31 report states the acquittal of William Pfeiffer for the murder of Carl Mackley during a strike disturbance near the H. C. Abel hosiery mill leads to expectations that three other indictments will be turned over to the district attorney. Pfeiffer was acquitted after two hours of deliberation. Mackley was fatally wounded while riding with companions in a car during a strike.
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Philadelphia
William Pfeiffer
Carl Mackley
Pfeiffer
Mackley
H. C. Abel
White Shrine to Hold Party at I O F Temple
Washington White Shrine No 6 will hold a party on Wednesday afternoon June 4 in the I O F Temple. A plate supper will be served at 6 with reservations due by Tuesday June 3. The lodge business meeting follows at 7 30 in the lodge room. All members are invited.
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Washington White Shrine
I. O. F. Temple
Siebenburger Holds Annual Convention in Canton
The Siebenburger Sachen Frauen Verein closed its 25th annual convention with speeches by principal officers and a musical program by the Wien further Orchestra, Schweizer Chorus, and Carpathian Singing Society. More than 1,000 delegates attended at the German Music Hall, with new chapters installed in Cincinnati and Elwood City, Pa. John Balthes delivered the principal address praising the organization’s work and Canton chapter hospitality.
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Wienfurther Orchestra
Schweizer Chorus
Carpathian Singing Society
Tuscara
St F
Cincinnati
Elwood City
Canton
Jacob Faust
Weinfurther
John Rbalthes
Erie
Frank Evereth
Youngstown
George Martini
Cleveland
Carl Worend
John Sieglier
Albert Gottachling
Philadelphia
John Gunther
Farrell, Pa
Martin Aldrich
Alliance
John Haener
John Orben
Wagner
Heinrich Guist
Canton Police
Pollock
Hunter
Woolslayer
Kepler
Deerwester
Heckaman
Wortman
Muelheisen
Clarence Dretke
John Balthes
National Order
Death of Negro Argo Ends Chickasha Mob Violence
In Chickasha Oklahoma on May 31 a mob violence event ended as unconscious argo was hidden in a coffin and moved to Oklahoma City. Henry Argo who was accused of assaulting a white woman and her 19 month old child died from gun and knife wounds. The night saw a jail siege, injuries to guards, and Argo slain in his cell while identified by Mrs. Skinner a 19 year old mother.
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Oklo
Oklahoma City
Henry Argo
Argo
Simmons to face voters in North Carolina renomination
Raleigh May 31 The question of whether 76 year old Sen Furnifold McLendel Simmons will be punished for his 1926 anti Smith stance will be settled next Saturday when North Carolina Democrats nominate their senatorial candidate for November. Heflin of Alabama also faces renomination, drawing national attention to the two states.
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Raleigh
N. C
Furniford McLendel Simmons
Senate
Alfred E. Smith
North Carolina
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Smith
Finance Chief Gives Address in Rome on Italy’s Finances
Rome May 31 Antonio Mosconi Italy’s finance minister addressed a full House of Deputies meeting outlining the financial situation from an official view. He warned of general fiscal difficulties shared by major powers while noting Italy’s trade balance improved from a 7.361 billion lira deficit in 1928 to 241.1 million lira deficit in 1929.
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House of Deputies
Antonio Mosconi
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Rumanian Canton Society to hold annual picnic at Boidis farm
The Traian siluiiu Maniu So ciety of Canton Rumanians will hold its annual picnic Sunday afternoon at 2 at Boidis farm on 6th at NE. About 500 people are expected to attend. The "Aurel Viaicu" under the direction of N. Muti will present a musical program. Athletic games and a dance are features.
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Traian Siluiiu Maniu Society
Canton
Rumanians
Boidis Farm
Aurel Viaicu
N. Muti
Golden 50th wedding anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs P D Shewell of 143 West Oregon Street celebrate fifty years of marriage. Married in Edinburgh on June 2 1488 they plan open house with their children and friends on Sunday and Monday in Sebring.
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Sebring
P. D. Shewell
Oregon St
Edinburgh
Chicago Girl's Minimum Salary To Live Decently
May 31 Chicago report by Marguerite McDaniel and Harriet Houghton states a working girl must earn 25 dollars weekly to live in an apartment or moderate hotel, or 20 dollars if staying at a girls club. Budget lists room and meals 10.75, club 8.25, laundry 1.30, fare 1.20, other expenses 8, savings omitted.
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Chicago
Marguerite McDaniel
Collegiate Bureau of Occupations
Harriet Houghton
Chine
Nurse Grace Ashby Guilty of Abuse at State Hospital
In Cincinnati on May 31 Judge Chester Shook gave Miss Grace Ashby a 30 day jail sentence for mistreating patient Christine Seufferle at Longview State Hospital. The alleged attack followed a refused cold bath, with Mrs Seufferle reported as choked and bruised by witnesses.
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Cincinnati
Grace Ashby
Longview State Hospital
Christine Seufferle
Chester Shook
Bettman Rules On Back Taxes Incurred Collected
Columbus May 41 Attorney General Gilbert Bettman ruled that county treasurers may collect current taxes and still pursue delinquent tax collection. The ruling states payment of current bills does not interfere with recovering old unpaid taxes. Taxpayers may pay any amount at any time and it must be accepted by the treasurer. Foreclosure for non payment of delinquent taxes proceeds even if current taxes are paid.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Pen Penitentiary Guards Reduced After Fire Tragedy
At Columbus on May 31 the last military guard at the state penitentiary was removed and Warden P. E Thomas resumed full control. Guards had stood watch since Easter Monday fire that claimed over 320 prisoners. London prison farm remained quiet despite a Memorial Day breakout attempt. 62 inmates in the affected block were orderly as extra guards patrolled.
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Columbus
State Penitentiary
P. E Thomas
London
Missing gang leader hunted in Cleveland case
Cleveland police appealed for public help to locate Morris Komissaro, 26, a reputed bootleg ring chief believed taken for a ride after leaving a hotel Tuesday. Detectives nationwide were ordered to search. the underworld reportedly made the request, linked to rivalry with a powerful liquor baron.
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Cleveland
Underworld
Morris Kormissaro
Komissaro
Bankers to Meet at Ohio Association Convention
Ohio Bankers Association annual convention opens in Dayton Wednesday with several hundred bankers from across the state. Principal speakers include Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati, John G. Lonedall of St. Louis, ABA president, and writer David Lawrence.
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Dayton
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
John G. Lonedall
St. Louis
American Bankers Association
David Lawrence
Child Dies After Operation On Stomach
In Columbus on May 31 a 14 month old boy Edward Miller died of a heart attack while doctors were removing a permut from his stomach during surgery.
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Columbus
Edward Miller
Canton Homemakers Contest Set By Sell Furniture Co
Canton women eager to learn modern home furnishing will compete in a living room ensemble display contest staged by Sell Furniture Co starting Monday June 9 at 7 PM. Prominent local women’s groups will rotate display duties daily through June 14 with three judges evaluating furniture choice arrangement harmony color and usefulness.
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Canton
Sell Furniture Co
Tess
Wre
Sell Co
He Sell Furniture CO
Ineimity
Living room decor contest inspires cheerful interior design
The article advocates blending dignity charm and individuality through precise furniture choices to express humor and temperament. It emphasizes a living room that reflects good taste color sense and proportion, creating a sparkling inviting space that becomes part of us as we decorate and live in it. It hints at upcoming expectations for the contest.
Presbyterian General Assembly Opens in Cincinnati
The 142d Presbyterian general assembly meets in Cincinnati on May 1 and begins with a mild opening session. Delegates have supported prohibition, moved toward another Pentecost, and given women roles in church governance while considering numerous overtures affecting church life and its external influences.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Sions
McKinley High Seniors Face Final Exams This Week
After a senior reception, McKinley High School seniors begin final exams Wednesday through Friday. Exemption failures require testing. Juniors and sophomores won’t start exams until the following week.
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