ISFL DENIES AGES AS HE IS ON STAND
In Eveland on June 4 J E Rus testified in a federal case about illegal whiskey permits tied to the Hayner distillery at Troy. He denied involvement by Barnett and said President Ing named him and Cope. prosecutors listed conspirators including Warren Bar and Merle Opeland as part of the alleged liquor ring.
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Eveland
J. E. Rus
Ohio
Red Court
Ise
Imer
Warren Ging
Ohio Post
Russell
Prohibition
Rad
Warren Bar- Columbus
Merle Opeland
Conus
Cclal Grand Jury
Walker Willebrandt
Troy
Ell
Barnett
State
Ing
Cope
Usse
Abe Ungerleider
Ard Drug and Candy Co
ilMcit
Columbus
Ter J. Higgins
Youngstown
Hayner
Mears
Samuel Ungerleider
Cleveland
Higgins
Aigegins
Apse
Eta
Ww ‘Tren
Wena
Bas Ely
Grossberg
Samuel Unger
Fragmented OCR Note on Prices and Items
A garbled OCR snippet lists various monetary amounts and stray terms like 500.19, 50.09, 1259 and 35.09. It also mentions floor, hose, heel, car v ing and vague measurements, with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Pie Burst in Her Dream Ends in Brutal Family Slaying
Dorothy Russell eight survived a massacre in Hamilton Ohio when her uncle Floyd Russell forty two killed her parents, grandmother, and five siblings after a pie dream. The killer wounded himself and was captured. Dorothy recounted the chilling events as neighbors aided her escape.
Daily News Lion Arrives From Missouri For Canton Zoo
The Canton Daily News reports its zoo editor has purchased a big young male lion from Lancaster, Missouri. W. P. Hall, expert with wild beasts, arranged the transfer, with the lion to join Nimisila Zoo. The sale’s proceeds were paid and the lion is to roar in Canton. Continued on page 8.
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Zop
Canton Daily News
Lion's Club
Nimisila Zoo
Canton
Lancaster
W. P. Hall
Loas
Battleships at Shanghai Quell City Unrest
Armored cars were sent to western Shanghai where Chinese workers had seized control of the suburb. The strike began with a walkout in Japanese cotton mills and spread to other industries. Two British warships arrived, legations guarded, and violence continued with residents evacuated amid clashes.
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London
Shanghai
Peking
Canton
World Court Aims to Prevent Wars, Bankers Hear
Manley O Hudson of Harvard told the state bankers convention in Columbus Ohio that the World Court will save the world from future wars by giving nations a forum to talk over differences. He said rational methods and machinery are needed to handle daily international life and that the court will maintain peace.
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Columbus, CO
World Court
Manley O. Hudson
Harvard
State Bankers
War Veteran Impostor Case Ends in Custody
In Minneapolis on June 8 a jury found Arthur Lopez to be an impostor not Arthur Frazier, a World War II veteran. Frazier’s mother Hannah Frazier rejects the verdict, and Lopez, who sued for veterans compensation, faces placement with Frazier’s parents. Government records had listed the real veteran as killed in action.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Lopez
United States District Court
Arthur Frazier
Frazier
Hannah Frazier
Mra
United States
Lopez
Famous French astronomer dies at 83 in Paris
Camille Flammarion, renowned French astronomer and author, died at Juvisy where he led the observatory. Age 83, he was famed for arguing Mars is inhabited and wrote Death and Its Mystery and Mysterious Psychic Forces. He founded the Astronomical Society of France in 1887.
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Paris
Camille Flammarion
Juvisy
la Liberte
M. Camille Flammarion
Mars
The
Astronomical Society of France
Cantonian to Receive Doctor of Medicine at Emory
Walter Blaine Felger of Canton will receive the Doctor of Medicine degree at Emory University commencement in Atlanta on Tuesday June. A total of 143 degrees will be awarded, with sixty being Doctor of Medicine.
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Atlanta
Walter Blaine Felger
Canton
Emory University
Martins Ferry grad wins trip abroad to Romania
Clement Standru, a standout three-letter athlete at Martins Ferry High School, earned a graduation trip to his parents' birthplace in Romania. He plans to enroll at Denison University next September.
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Martins Ferry
Clement Standru
Romania
Standru
Denison University
Traffic violators fined heavily in city court
Judge Bowman imposed penalties on eight speeding cases and two reckless driving charges. Fred McCauley paid 25 dollars plus costs and a 60 day no driving order. Others received 20 or 25 dollar fines with costs and some 10 day suspended workhouse sentences. Chief Lengel announced a continued crackdown as the new traffic signal system on the public square gains acceptance.
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Judge Bowman
Fred McCauley
Elmer Flowers
Lee Thomas
Steve Walker
Bowman
Richard Bastian
Grant Kane
Weal Schwalm
R. J. Haag
Arthur Rohr
Harold Lautenstein
Public Square
Governor’s Daughter Weds James Huffman on Honeymoon Run
Miss Margaret Donahey and James Huffman wed in the governor Vic Donahey’s mansion in Columbus. They hosted a reception then set out for Chicago to visit relatives and plan a Great Lakes cruise before returning to their Broad Street apartment.
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Columbus
Indiana
Margaret Donahey
James Huffman
Vic Donahey
Chicago
Great Lakes
Prisons committee to study state system and costs
A special legislative prison committee will open in Columbus to study the state prison system with aims to cut costs and speed completion of the London prison farm. Members include Senators Waitt Tigler Allan and W A Clark along with Representatives Vange Green Perry Wendt and Welfare Director Baker. Also attending are Warden Thomas, London prison farm superintendent Amline, and Marysville prison superintendent Mitten Dorf.
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Columbus
New London
Maud C. Waitt
Cuyahoga
Allan
Tigler
Huron
W. A. Clark
Champaign
May M. Vange
Hamilton
Perry L. Green
Portage
Wm. C. Wendt
Franklin
Baker
Thomas
Ohio State Penitentiary
W. F. Amline
London
Louise Mittendorf
Marysville
Plunges To Death In Chicago Hospital Window
H. FE New man aged 62, a Chicago sales manager for a Worcester thread house, leapt from a second story hospital window. Police call it self inflicted after a period of illness, with Newman identified as the deceased.
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Chicago
H. FE. Newman
Worcester, Mass
Newman
Parker Put Forward for Canton City Mayor Race
Friends of J B Parker announce plans to file a petition for him as a Democratic mayoral candidate in Canton. He is well known there but has not run before. A Democratic rally is set for Saturday at 8 PM in room 608 Canton Bank and Trust building with many Democrats expected.
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Parker
J. B. Parker
Scovilleau SW
Parker Studio
Canton
Canton Bank and Trust Building
Co. W. Goodwin
Pikest. Alliance
Norman KE
Clark
Tuscaranas St E
Henry A. Call
Park Av
Fifth Ward
William J. Carter
Superior
John J Brown
South Hainesaw
Alliance
Harvey K. Woblen
Euclid St. Massion
Gerald Chapman Gets Reprieve From Governor
Hartford June 4 Gerald Chapman was reprieved this afternoon by Gov. J H Trumbull aiding his case and delaying execution as supporters await final outcome in ongoing clemency review.
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Gerald Chapman
Hartford
Conn
J. H. Trumbull
Japanese Government Won’t Interfere in China Crisis
Tokyo reports say the Japanese government will not take any action against the Chinese at present juncture. It will only consult and provide maximum protection to Japanese nationals and property. Authorities say the situation is being watched with deep concern and carries a political weight unseen in China for more than ten years.
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Canton Daily News
Tokyo
China
Ohio tax board puzzled over cas and excise act
The Ohio Tax Commission voiced uncertainty over classification under the new excise tax law. It upheld naphtha as subject to gasoline tax but delayed ruling on casing head or absorption gasoline and natural gasoline. The board cited unclear law, seeking court guidance and expert input before final decisions.
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Ohio Tax Board
Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Two Men Held for Burglary in Sebring Robbery
Sheriff Kirk and Deputy Gibson arrested two men named Solars Dunn and Wilford Simpson on burglary charges after a filling station robbery near Sebring, lodging them in the county jail.
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Kirk
Gibson
Solars Dunn
Wilford Simpson
Sebring
Wife seeks work to fund fight for husband’s life
Mrs Catherine Scott, wife of Russell Scott, sentenced to hang in Chicago on July 17 for a drug store clerk murder during a holdup, says she will find employment to support her bid to continue the fight to save Russell. She left three children in a Windsor Ontario orphanage to be near her husband.
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Chicago
Catherine Scott
Russell Scott
Russell
France and Spain in talks on cooperation against the Rif
Premier Patniere told the cabinet France and Spain are negotiating potential cooperation against the Rif threat. He said morale among French troops in Morocco is excellent and all French operations have been carried out successfully.
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Paris
France
Spain
Patniere
Morocco
Balva tion Army aims for mile of pennies in Bucyrus
June 4. The Balva tion Army plans to raise 844.80 for defraying the expenses of an Old Folks pileate later this season. Capt. W. H. Gilmore estimates 14 pennies to the foot, or 84,480 pennies to the mile.
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Bucyrus
Balvation Army
W. H. Gilmore
Army
Foot
Ohio State professor resigns over denied raise
QUITS HIS PLACE COLUMBUS June 4 Although his classes are preparing for final examinations next week Eyl Hacker assistant professor of romanos languages at Ohio State University here has resigned unconditionally and immediately because he was not granted a salary increase it became known today The resignation was accepted.
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Columbus
Eyl
Hacker
OhIo State
Hae
Heat drives Floyd Russell to a family massacre and suicide
In Hamilton Ohio on June 4 Floyd Russell 42 killed his mother brother sister in law and five children aged four months to ten years then killed himself. He cited heat and financial reverses as motives and told officers he could not think.
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Hamilton
Floyd Russell
Russell
Last Rites for Marshall Held in Indianapolis
Wartime vice president and former Indiana governor Thomas Riley Marshall was laid to rest in Crown Hill cemetery after a simple private service at his home. The ceremony included Masonic rites, floral tributes from President Coolidge and General Pershing, and a funeral procession attended by hundreds of Masons as public offices paused in his honor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nfe
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Indiana
Crown Hill Cemetery
Masonic Order
Marshall Home
North SiMnots St
Wm. S. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Marshalls
Wm. Gacke
Port Wayne
Supreme Cornei
Mra. Coolidge
Gen. Pershing
Wabash College
Marion
Federal
State House
Fire Sweeps Through Mechanicsburg Business District
A fire in Mechanicsburg caused an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 dollars in damage last night. It started in a trash pile and spread through FP ages warehouse, a fine ware dealer, a garage, three barns, and several outlying buildings across the business district.
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Mechanicsburg
Oho
Boy Drowns While Bathing in Walhonding River
Coshocton Ohio reports the death of 14 year old Elmer Leonard Pignan from drowning while swimming with companions in the Walhonding river during a heat wave. The accident marks the first victim of the county's swimming season.
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Coshocton
Elmer Leonard Pignan
Walhonding
Cantons Endures Hottest June Day As Heat Kills Rise
Cantons sweltered on the hottest June day with temperatures around 92 degrees by early afternoon, up 16 degrees since 9 am. A cooling breeze after 11 offered brief relief, but officials warned the heat wave already claimed 68 lives.
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Carl H. Meyer
Thieves Lock Deli Worker In Ice Box For $175
In New York on June 4 George Taros was locked in an ice box at his delicatessen by two thieves who robbed him of 175 dollars before he could escape. Ansonia Connecticut also saw a June 4 factory fire sprinkler incident as automatic sprinklers opened and employees welcomed the cooling shower.
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New York
George Taros
Ansonia
Conn
Heat wave ravages cities with record temperatures and deaths
The article details extreme heat across multiple cities with at least 43 deaths in the first three days, dozens of prostrations, and record highs. Floyd Russell killed eight people in Hamilton Ohio amid the heat. Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York Washington and Buffalo report deaths and widespread illness. A cloud burst in West Iowa and eastern Nebraska caused over 1 million dollars in crop and building damage. Patrolmen rescued five families from flooding in Neota and Slouxty Blaine.Continued on Page 7 Col 3.
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Floyd Russell
Hamilton
Ohio
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Rostow
Washington
D.C
Buffalo
Albany
Atlanta Ia
Iowa
Nebraska
Slouxty
Blaine
Neb
Eledsee
Frink
Barer Son of Kzan at Mozart Theater
The stirring epic of the far North features Anita Stewart and screens at the Mozart Theater. Two Daily News readers can win free tickets by showing their names in the Where You Can Find It In Canton section.
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Arctic
Far North
Anita Stewart
Mozart Theater
Daily News
Canton
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Higgina
Pie
Uncle Floyd
Grandma
Julia
Grace
Daily News Zoo
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Flammarion
Plan Alliance
Marshall
Mercury
Neota
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