General Stark Reflects on Brake Testing Delays in Canton
General Stark comments on brake testing being free but drawn out by distance to testing sites. He acknowledges city funding limits and police staffing, urging central locations to ease public inconvenience and reduce potential arrest or accidents from faulty brakes. The piece also recalls Canton trucking history and the evolution of Cummins Storage Co.
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Cleveland
Stark
Canton
Merico
John Cummins
Cummins Storage Co
Draymean
Whit Sunday and Its Significance Across Faiths
The article discusses Whit Sunday marking the fiftieth day after Easter, noted differently as Whit Sunday or Pentecost in various churches. It explains its baptismal and fruit symbolism and adds an old wives tale about rain forecasting seven Sundays if it rains on Whit Sunday. It mentions almanac beliefs and a section on spring fashion with cotton fabrics for dresses and summer frocks, highlighting voile and related weaving notes.
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Department of “Sriculture
Vailey
Lough
Columbia lands in Berlin after historic flight
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine piloted the Bellanca Columbia to Tempelhofer Field in Berlin where crowds cheered as the aircraft circled over the city. The plane then landed at 6 52 PM after a landmark transcontinental flight ending near the Imperial Castle.
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Berlin
Bellanca
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Tempelhofer Field
Chamberlin
Unter den Linden
Imperial Castle
Wives of Flyers Sailed to Germany as Guests of Government
Mrs. Clarence D. Chamberlin and Mrs. Charles A. Levine embarked from Hoboken on the German liner Berlin to greet their husbands. The farewell welcomed over 6,000 spectators at the pier as the wives joined the government invitation.
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New York
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Hoboken
Berlin
Bellanca plane Columbia Restarts Flight to Berlin
In Cottbus Germany the Bellanca plane Columbia rebuilt after a broken propeller yesterday lifted off at 4 16 PM for Berlin. Clarencé Chamberlin and Charles A Levine guided the flight from New York across the Atlantic with four mechanics and three engineers fitting a new propeller after initial failures.
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Cottbus
Germany
Bellanca
Columbia
New York
Berlin
Clarencé Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Alantic
Niy
Tegel
Chamberlin
Levine
Massillon Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge
A manslaughter charge is filed against Carl Stiffel 28 Massillon driver of the car in which David Davis of Massillon was killed Monday afternoon. The car veered into a ditch and overturned as farmers observed erratic handling. Davis died at Aultman Hospital two hours after the wreck. A moonshine bottle was found in the car. Deputy Grant Kirk arrested Stiffel and Sheriff Ed Gibson said Stiffel was intoxicated and responsible for Davis death.
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Ed Gibson
Carl Stiffel
Massillon
David Davis
Richville
Davis
Stiffel
Sheri
Grant Kirk
Aultman Hospital
Kirk
Gibson
T. C. McQuate
Stiffe
Formal opening for Bon Marche
Public viewing opening Tuesday evening showcases Bon Marche devoted to women’s weaving apparel. First floor displays feature lingerie, gowns, negligees, silk hose, shoes, millinery and a complete shoe line. The store presents the latest designs in an elegant Spanish Moorish setting.
Judges Named for Kite Tourney Conducted by Daily News
The Canton Daily News hosts a kite tournament at City Field with judges including H D Berecaw John H Wise Lloyd Bletzer Paul Gnau and George Daniel. Prizes range from a silver loving cup to cash gifts and gear from local merchants.
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Daily News
Schroyer
H. D. Berecaw
Canton Board of Education
John H. Wise
Lloyd Bletzer
Paul Gnau
George Daniel
Canton Daily News
Veterans of Foreign Wars Service Club
City Recreation Commission
Canton
Ecounty
Veterans of Foreign Warervice Clu
Clothing Drive to Aid Flood Sufferers in South
A truck load of clothing was removed from the annex of the First M. E. Church in Cleveland and another load will be sent to flood victims in Mississippi. Mrs. W. A. Magruder of North Canton coordinates the effort with gifts from Famous Store, Victor Wicks, and Girl Reserves. The shipment goes to Vicksburg as a concentration camp for flooded people. residents urge more blankets clothing shoes hats hosiery bed sheets mosquito netting and other essentials.
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M. E
Cleveland
Southland
W. A. Magruder
North
Canton
Annex
Market
Palm Beach
Victor Wickstein
Girl Reservea Club
Elizabeth Harter
Market Av
Vicksbrug
Mies
Will to Cross Sea First-But It'll be By Bridge
Dodge City, June 7. Will Rogers quotes as he remarks on crossing seas and says he might go over a bridge first. He compares Chamberlin and Lindbergh, calling both aviators and mentions his own readiness to test a bridge crossing.
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Will
Will Rogers
Dodge City
Kan
Chamberlin
Myeself
Lindbergh
P. S
California
Ohio Merchants Meet To Discuss Summer Sales
Ohio merchants gathered at the Northern hotel for their annual conference on sales promotion. About 150 dealers attended as national speakers addressed retail problems and promotion ideas for upcoming campaigns.
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Ohio
Northern Hotel
Charles W. Zollinger
Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association
FE. D. Carey
Ohio Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association
J. B. Heckert
Department of Extension
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Celia RR. Case
National Dry Goods Association
New York
James KE. Morton
Columbus
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
C. W. Zollinger
Ohio Trade
Canton
Northern
Motion Picture Exhibiters Hold Convention in Columbus
The eighth annual convention of the Motion Picture Theater Owners of America opened in Columbus with 450 delegates. The session covered technical problems in movie exhibition and officer reports. The city and state officials welcomed delegates and the banquet was scheduled for tonight.
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Columbus
Motion Picture Eater Owners of America
American Women Lead in Tennis at Kent Championships
June 7 report from Beckenham shows American players advancing. Elizabeth Ryan beat Miss Smith 6 2 in two sets, Molla Mallory defeated Miss Goldshake 6 1 6 3, and Helen Wills beat Mrs Chawshay Williams 6 1 6 1.
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Miss Ryan
Mrs. Mallory
Miss Wills
Beckenham
Fug
Elizabeth Ryan
Smith
Molla Mallory
Pather Robinson Honored by Pope in Rome
Father Robinson of the Franciscan order, known in America and in Washington for his former role as a Catholic University professor, was honored today by the pope with an appointment as titular archbishop.
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Pather Robinson
Rome
Father Robinson
America
Washington
Catholic University
Canton welcomes Pan American flyer Maj Dargue
Maj Dargue and Maj A largue plan a Canton visit after a crash en route to Canton via army plane. They will land on Louisville road field, attend a Courtland hotel dinner with Van Orman and Lochner, and discuss Pan American flight prospects and balloon race memories. Local aero taxi firms will assist landing and escort.
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Herbert A. Largue
Uniontown
Canton
Pan-American
Louisville Rd
Meyers Lake
Dargue
van Orman
Maj
Lochner
Maj. Dargue
N. Hart
Canton Aero Taxi and Advertising Co
Chambers of Commerce
W. T. VanOrman
Ww. W. Morton
Funeral services for Maj Frank F Jones veteran and philanthropist
Cincinnati June 1 funeral services were announced today for Maj Frank F Jones a Civil War veteran philanthropist financier and attorney who died recently at age.
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Cincinnati
Maj
Frank 4. Jones
Canton Daily News Receives Gold Medal for Municipal Reform
City Councilman Walter A. Baum lauds The Canton Daily News at a council meeting for its role in breaking ties between vice leaders and police, as the paper is cited by Columbia University at its 173rd commencement with a Gold Medal for public service. The award honors the newspaper's brave fight for municipal purification and ending official collusion in Canton.
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Walter A. Baum
Canton Daily News
Council
Columbia University
Canton
Ihe
Zoning Study Plan Approved For Canton City
Canton officials sign contract with Morris Knowles for an eight month zoning survey and ordinance study. Work begins promptly with no radical changes expected, aiming to guide development within three miles of the corporation line and ensure uniform street hookups.
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Morris Knowles
Pittsburgh
Canton City Planning Commission
Corporation
Knowles
McAdoo Narrowly Survives Car Crash Near Bluefield
William Gibbs McAdoo escaped serious injury after a collision between his car and another in Edison five miles east of Bluefield. A 10 year old Charlotte Bivens from Bluefield was seriously injured as rain slicked roads and a sharp curve contributed to the crash. McAdoo, en route to Greenville to deliver a commencement address at Tusculum College, was with his wife and chauffeur.
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Bluefield
William Gibbs
McAdoo
Greenville
Tenn
Edison
Here
Charlotte Bivens
Tusculum College
Bandit shoots victim in Columbus
Charles Jewett, 28, was hospitalized not expected to recover from gunshot wounds to the abdomen after a bandit shot him last night in Columbus. Jewett reached for his hip pocket to produce his billfold when the assailant fired.
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Bandit Shooots
Columbus
Charles Jewett
Jewett
Mellett Probe Expands With New Witnesses In Murder Case
The Don R. Mellett murder inquiry added witnesses as grand jurors sought details from Louis Mazer and others. A. J. Smith, former county schools superintendent, and Daniel J. Van Gunten were subpoenaed, while Floyd Streitenberger remains central to the proceedings. Prosecutor Harter aims to finish by Wednesday evening, with possible recall of witnesses if needed.
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Dennis R. Smith
Don R. Mellett
Louis Mazer
A. J. Smith
Daniel J. van Gunten
Elmer Clark
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Mazer
Smith
Grand Jury
Streitenberger
Harter
PaWhuska Outlaw Kimes Sought After Bank Robberies
June 17 report says Matthew Kimes an Oklahoma outlaw wanted in several robberies and a murder case eluded Osage Hills possemen who vowed to shoot and kill. He kidnapped Ava Carter and forced him to drive into the hills before deputies freed him six miles from Pawhuska.
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Pawhuska
Oila
Matthew Kimes
Oaklahooma
Osage
Kimes
Ava
Red
Carter
Postal receipts show May increase across 59 cities
The Post Office Department reported May receipts from 59 cities totaling 29,322,915.94 dollars, up 2.73 percent from May last year. Atlanta led with 17.76 percent, followed by Los Angeles 14.89 percent and Akron 14.84 percent.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Atlanta
Tre Apogeles
Akron
President Coolidge Reappoints W. S. Hill to Shipping Board
President Coolidge announced the reappointment of W. S. Hill as a member of the United States Shipping Board. The June 1 statement confirms Hill will continue in his public post.
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Washington
Coelidge
W. 8. Hill
United States Shipping Board
President Coolidge to Deliver Address at Men Park Dedication
President Coolidge will make no speech en route to the Black Hills next week except in Hammond where he will dedicate a men park. White House announced today.
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Washington
Coolidge
Black Hillis
Tham
White House
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