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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
5
Earl York theatrical actor starts a day and a year and a day term in Atlanta prison after perjury convictions. The route involved an ad train from Greenville with reports of a collapse and doctors finding nothing seriously wrong. The case followed Attorney General actions and a Greenville examination.
The article notes patrolman Albert and mechanic Ted visiting Icksbury Virginia and Fredericksburg as they move south along the Atlantic coast. They push toward the Carolinas, with storms and mud hindering progress. The piece mentions a courthouse site and a proposed hotel in Cleveland.
An increasing emphasis on air assets and airport development shapes the future of aviation in major American cities. Emergency fields, beacon lights, and expanded air routes are being prepared to boost safety and efficiency for pilots amid a growing air-minded push. A hurricane in Bulgaria on June 8 caused widespread damage and crop losses.
Edward Victor alias Third Rail of 525 Cherry av SE was jailed Wednesday after a complaint by Gust Doukas of 515 Cherry av SE. Doukas said Victor threw a mustard jar at his head when warned not to trouble a waitress at the restaurant.
Chuck Burns, known in Canton and brother in law to Carl Studer, must leave the city within seven days after serving an 80 day workhouse sentence. He faced two charges including assault on his wife and being a suspected character with no visible means of support. Judge Johnston added $50 costs to the 30 day workhouse sentence on the wire beating charge and offered to drop the suspicion charge if he departs within a week after release. Burns was jailed overnight and transferred to the workhouse to begin his sentence.
Teachers will distribute coupons in schools on Friday for the Canton Daily News children’s picnic at New Meyers Lake Park and Zoo. Rural and city pupils have separate dates and tickets. special cars will transport outlying schools and helpers will oversee daily activities to prevent overcrowding.
In a June report from Shanghat Nationalist forces say they captured Hanchwang after 36 hours of heavy fighting that left 2600 dead or wounded. Northern defenders retreated toward Linching as air units bombed stations and troop positions. Large numbers of wounded arrive at Hankow signaling ongoing clashes in the Hlonan theater.
Instructions advise washing white silk dresses in tepid water, rinsing well, dipping in slightly blue water, and rolling in a towel. Iron while damp to finish.
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh nears home on the U S S Memphis after a smooth voyage from Cherbourg. The ship averages 28 knots as weather stays fine and Lindbergh enjoys time with the crew and the two scout planes. He discusses transoceanic air service with Vice Admiral Harrage.
Discussion on whether commercial air bases at sea could support refueling and safe refuge for airplanes in cases of mechanical trouble storms or fuel exhaustion. Considerations include feasibility risks costs and operational needs.
Police reports say two persons were hurt in traffic accidents and four drivers were arrested. Denver Bolles, 29, of 2157 8rd St NE, was bruised when his car hit a street car driven by Motorman A. E. Geiger at Eighth Street and Market. Allen Wilson was slightly injured after stepping into the path of J. T. Ford’s car in Minerva. Harold Fox, 902 Saylor SW, arrested for driving with the auto open. Speeding charges filed against A. H. Watson of North Canton, Lester Smith of 1917 Tuscarawas St W, and O. B. Nellinger.
The note suggests painting the back of kitchen shelves in a bright color like butter yellow and adding gingham curtains to lift a dead white kitchen. It emphasizes that color relieves an all white look and can brighten the space.
In New York, Margaret Thompkinson of Coney Island, 30, killed her husband George Thompkinson, 38, a cook, by stabbing him with an eight inch bread knife after he claimed to have been working late. She was arrested as investigators confirmed his story.
The note advises oiling locks by dipping the key in oil and turning it several times. It also recommends tightening screws after rainy weather to maintain mechanism integrity.
A testimonial endorses Buthol Tablets for rheumatism noting rapid safe benefits after weeks of electric treatments failed. The account from Mrs. Josine Howard of Blandina Street Idea New Jersey says one box cured her rheumatism and a Caseca-Royal pill helped regulate bowels. Six 25¢ tubes in a dollar package advertised at drug stores.
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