James Cale Returns from the Dead in Probate Case
James Cale, previously declared legally dead, appeared in Judge Alva L. Deal's office to reclaim his estate valued at 1409. His arrival spurred steps to resume control of his assets and restore relations with family after more than 15 years.
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James Cale
Cale
Alva L. Deal
Stark Ce
Carc
Fox
Bakerefield
Calif
Oikefields
Deal
Joseph Cale
Urban A. Wernet
First Trust & Savings Bank
Wernet
Coe
Pacific Coast
Can
Western Ralronde
Brookhart Wins Iowa Republican Senate Nomination
Des Moines June 8 Smith W Brookhart claimed the Republican nomination for United States senator over incumbent Albert B Cummins by a large early margin. Cummins campaign officials called the defeat a protest against conditions. Porter led the Democratic race in early returns as rural precincts awaited results.
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
United States Senate
Cummins
Cgov
George W. Clarke
Iowa
Senator Cummins
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Brookhart
Howard Clark
Claude RF. Porter
Brookhart-Cummins
Porter
J. C. Murtagh
Press Time Scores in Early League Games
In American League action Washington led Cleveland 20 to 0 while New York beat Detroit with Thomas Collins and Stoner Manion contributing. Chicago and St Louis results are unclear with Cocheccal Faber Schalk noted. Meusel from New York appears in the first inning.
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New York
Detroit
Thomas and Collins
Stoner and Manion
Cincinnati
Mays
Picinichlz and Taylor
Pittsburgh
Longer
Smith
eWeeney
O'Neil Bagg
Root
Gongales
Florence
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Kain
Eome
Grimm
Chicago
Canton Council Considers City Limit Extensions and Track Removal
Canton Ohio council weighs extending west to Massillon limits and northward, plus opening 12th St NW extension and removing N O P and IL Co tracks on 4th St NW. Chamber of Commerce argues rapid growth and welfare benefits while petitions for track removal and limit changes are sent to committees.
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12Th St NW
Chamber of Commerce
IL. Co
4Th St NW
Market Av
Cleveland
Council
William Kuhns
Massillon
Reedurban
Canton
Ohio City
Serpentine Rd
Traction Company
Canton Automobile Club
Charles A. Flory
Public Utilities Committee
Judiciary and
Remus May Seek Pardon From President Coolidge
Cincinnati June 8 George E Remus convicted as head of a prohibition ring served two years in Atlanta may ask President Coolidge for a pardon The sentence included one year in Dayton on a state conspiracy indictment
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Cincinnati
George E. Remus
Atlanta
Coolidge
Dayton
Cootie Talk Roils Canton City Council Meeting
City council finance chair William Ernst tangled a heated exchange over terms like cootie and louse used to describe politicians. Former safety director James A. Rice faced scrutiny about defending prisoners and possible underworld influence while mayor Swarts faced pressure amid safety director tensions.
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William Ernst
Ernst
France
A. FE. F
Canton
James A. Rice
Ite
Council
Rice
Safety Director’s Office
Ernest
Wilson
Underworld
Mr. Rice
Swarts
Sheriff Orders Protection for Road Repair Gangs
Sheriff C. W. Kirk directs motorcycle deputies to guard road repair crews. The notice emphasizes protecting workers on highways from potential harm and ensuring safe working conditions on road projects.
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C. W. Kirk
Two Die in Stark County Train and Auto Accidents
A westbound Pennsylvania railroad train killed a man aged 45 to 50 near Rafford intersection. body unidentifed. Thomas Bone 75, inmate of Massillon state hospital, was struck by a car on Alliance Sebring road, died at Alliance hospital. Coroner reports uncertain if accident or self harm. Bone home listed as 917 Union Warren. Driver Dudley Shaw 19 from Alliance reported passing a bus. accident ruled.
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Thomas Bone
Massillon State Hospital
Alliance- Sebring Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
T. C. McQuate
Young Shaw
Daily News Picnic Set For Meyers Lake With 25000 Children
The Daily News plans a large picnic at Meyers Lake park next week for about 25 000 children. Coupons are being distributed to city and nearby schools so every child can exchange them for attraction tickets at the lake.
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Daily News
Meyers Lake
Wenty-Fms
Meyers Lake Park
Lengel Trial Costs City 1100 Says Kinshipson
City Solicitor James E. Kinnison told council the legal department spent 1100 on the trial of charges of incompetency, inefficiency and neglect of duty against Chief of Police Saranus A. Lengel. Demurrers were filed to suits by five Canton policemen seeking back salaries for 30 day suspensions. The officers claim illegal suspension. the solicitor argues safety director may suspend for discipline and the petitions lack a cause of action.
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James E. Kinnison
Council
Saranus A. Lengel
Canton
Lengel
Death Beckons Hirschheimer Aged Canton Merchant
Isaac Hirschheimer 79 a longtime Canton merchant died at home 1223 Logan Av NW from pneumonia after a long illness He founded Hirschheimer's in 1870 and served as its president Survived by wife Sarah son Milton W and brother Louis funeral Wednesday 2 pm at the home Rabbi Latz to officiate burial in Westlawn cemetery
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Isaac Hirschheimer
Canton
Logan Av
Hirschheimer
Mr. Hirschheimer
Germany
America
Sarah Hirschheimer
Milton W Hirschheimer
Louis Hirschheimer
Rabbi Latz
McKinley Avy Temple
Westlawn Cemetery
Late News Bullets From Across The Nation
Massillon crash report notes Gladys Sponseller's vehicle involved near 3rd Street SW as she attempted a turn into an alley. In Philadelphia President Coolidge to address sesqui centennial July 5 at 2 30 PM in a new stadium with a brief stay. Ponzi remains missing in Jacksonville Florida as officials consider extradition to Boston. A beauty parlor bombing leaves one dead and three injured then a self inflicted wound. A $1 000 000 damage suit proceeds in Youngstown with Judge Jenkins allowing trial to continue. Southern Bell announces a $170 000 000 merger effective July 1 impacting 800 000 stations and 21 000 employees. French war minister delays execution of Bennet Doty until a full case review. Akron mourns four year old Marie Kochan killed by hit and run with no clue to the driver. Leatrice Joy gains divorce from John Gilbert with $300 monthly alimony.
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Massillon
3Rd St
Gladys Sponseller
Akron
Marie Ruth Kochan
City Hospital
Probing Logan Gas Company Joint State Investigation
Columbus June 8. Municipalities authorized by the state utilities commission to jointly investigate Logan Gas Co properties and records as it seeks higher rates. The probe will be conducted by W H Weiss and associate engineers for Ashland Athens Bellevue Bucyrus Chillicothe Crestline Elyria Marion and Mount Gilead, whose city solicitors filed for authority.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
W. H. Weiss
Ashland
Athens
Bellevue
Bueyrua
Chillicothe
Crestline
Elyria
Marion
Mount Gilead
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Rove
Mac Mannrad
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Actory Lester Studio
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Lewson
L. Sewell
Cylpha
Cocheccal
Faber and Schalk
Boston
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Meusel
Istinning
Judiciary Committee of Council
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EDEB
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Kinnison
Stadium
Kendricks
Ponzi
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Ponzi
Massachusetts
John Clasin
Youngstown
Elmer Gross
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
James A. Campbell
Walter E. Meab
Common Pleas Court
David Jenkins
Miami
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Leatrice Joy
Los Angeles
Cal
John Gilbert
Logan Gas Company
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