Reward Offered in Slaying of Tribune Reporter Lingle
Chicago police and state investigators announced a $40,000 reward for information leading to the killer or killers of Chicago Tribune reporter Albert Lingle. Witnesses described a six-man gang involvement. early arrests included Dominick Aiello and John J McLaughlin as authorities pursued motives tied to gambling and underworld ties with Capone.
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Chicago
Pat Roche
William Cusack
Chicago Police Department
Albert Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Alfred L
Jake” Lingle
The
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Press Club
Lingle
Dominick Aiello
Aiello
John J
Boss
Shermann
Washington Park
Michigan Lake Front
Randolph 41
Michigan
Anthony Ruby
Nan
Ruthy
Wabashaw
McLaughlin
Roche
Capone
Scarface al” Capone
Scarface Ai
Willam McSwiggen
Wee
Pennsylvania State Penitentiary
Albert
Duke”) Lingle
Michigan Blvd
Ilinois Central
Salesman Held in Big Shortage
Cincinnati June 10 Addit ional revelations were expected today in connection with a $1,000,000 shortage in accounts of the Cincinnati branch of Henry L Doherty & Co. and the arrest of district sales manager A. W. Shafer on embezzlement charges. Shafer drew and deposited checks to cover disbursements, allegedly manipulating bank entries. His father O J Shafer, president of Shafer Pattern Works, posted a $30,000 bond as Shafer was released and auditors were set to review books.
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Cincinnati
Henry L Doerty & Co
A. W. Shafer
Charles Sawyer
Shafer
O. J. Shafer
Shafer Pattern Works
Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co
Doherty
State Banking Department
Ohio politics under fire in Plain Talk piece
June 10 report notes Plain Talk magazine cites 20 speakeasies in Westerville and 35,000 in the state as part of an attack on a dry dictatorship. Walter Liggett writes that the article links the proposed reapportionment amendment to political power shifts in Ohio.
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New York
Plain Talk Magazine
Ohio
Westerville
The
Anti- Saloon League
Walter Liggett
Notice Ladies' Auxiliary Special Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary of F. O. F. No announces a special meeting Thursday at 2 p m to handle unfinished business. Rose Schauer, M. P.-Ady.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rose Schauer
M. P
Ady
Bankers Plead Guilty Get Pen
William A. Thompson 73 and his son A D Thompson 46 pleaded guilty to embezzling 73000 from Peoples Banking Co of Alliance. Each received a minimum two year sentence and maximum thirty in the Ohio penitentiary. They left for Columbus in custody. other charges may be dismissed.
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William A. Thompson
The
Peoples Banking Co
Alliance
A. D. Thompson
Henry W. Harter
Ohio
Columbus
John McPeak
Timothy B. Morgan
James M. Aungst
William A Thompson
Man Confesses Woman's Death in Canton Crash
F L Heidenthal of Wooster confessed involvement in the Saturday night crash that fatally injured Mrs J W Craig age 2407 Fletcher Ave NE Canton officials say coroner T C McQuate will file a charge of manslaughter Heidenthal 34 was arrested after license tag tracing showed ownership of the automobile involved in the collision on East Canton road Trump Road east of the city.
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F. L. Heidenthal
Wooster
J. W. Craig
Fletcher
T. C. McQuate
Heidenthal
East Canton Road
Trump Road
Fear of violence as mobs feared in Chickasha
In Chickasha Oklahoma fear gripped the town as police patrolled the colored section after hatred fears rose with 12 white federal prisoners indicted for mob activity. Dr A J Anderson said to threaten revenge on four black men who attacked him Sunday while bond talks occurred today.
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Chickasha
Okla
A. J. Anderson
Classifieds Offer Cars and Furnishings for Sale
Ford ton track in gee condi tion 660 takes Steinway grand neo and walnut dining room suite are among items listed. Automobile sales room and garage for rent. wanted automobile salesman to sell new and used cars. Read today’s Canton Daily News Classified Department for many offers.
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Canton Daily News
N. C. P Plans 10 Join Huge Ohio Power Consolidation
A filing with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission seeks to consolidate Northern Ohio Power Akron Steam Heating Ohio Edison Pennsylvania-Ohio Power Light and London Light into a single Ohio Edison Co. The move would unite electric and steam heating operations serving Canton Youngstown Springfield and other Stark Summit Cuyahoga Mahoning Trumbull Columbiana and adjacent counties. The new company would assume all bonds and obligations of the contributing firms.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Northern Ohio Power Co
Akron Steam Heating Co
Ohio Edison Co
Pennsylvania-Ohio Power & Light Co
London Light & Power Co
Ohio
Canton
Youngstown
Springfield
Stark
Summit
Cuyahoga
Medina
Tuscarawas
Portage
Mahoning Trumbull
Columbiana
Ashtabula Champaign
Logan
Madison Union and
Clark c
Admiral Byrd to Get Medal for South Pole Feat
President Hoover to honor Rear Admiral Richard F. Byrd with a special gold medal cast by the National Geographic Society on June 20 at the Washington Auditorium. Byrd and 42 expedition members will travel via a ticker tape welcome in New York before proceeding to Washington for the medal ceremony and Byrd’s first scientific reports and expedition photos.
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Washington
Hoover
Richard F. Byrd
National Geographic Society
Byrd
New York City
White House
Washington Auditorium
South Pole
Federal jury begins probe into Canton liquor ring
The federal grand jury probe of Canton's alleged liquor ring, involving former city officials, policemen and bootleggers, opened in Cleveland on Tuesday morning. Indictments against two dozen more officials and liquor violators are expected. twenty Canton witnesses, some inmates, were subpoenaed for the session. Police, politicians, speakeasy operators, garage owners, and trucking contractors were among those called to testify, with Deputy Prohibition Administrator John E. Wright’s three month investigation guiding the evidence.
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Canton
Cleveland
Stark Co
John E. Wright
North Carolina Dems Reunited
Raleigh reports Josi ah Bailey, who led the regular Democratic faction, believes the 1928 split in the party is healed after defeating Sen. Furnifold M. Simmons in the primary. The senatorial nominee thanks supporters for a large majority over the veteran senator whose machine dominated the state for 30 years.
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Raleigh
N. C
Josiah Bailey
North Carolina
Furnifold M. Simmons
Sen. Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
Hundreds Pay Last Respects To Schubach Couple
Crowds braved heavy rain at First Reformed Church in Canton for the double funeral of John Schubach, former president of Sanitary Milk Co., and his wife Pearl. The service honored their civic work and community leadership, with Canton Chamber of Commerce directors voicing deep sympathy and praise.
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John Schubach
The
Sanitary Milk Co
Canton
Pearl Schubach
First Reformed Church
Schnbach
Mra Schubach
R. W. Blemker
Schubach
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Cook Will To Be Probated In Rye And New York
Ossining N Y June 10 John T Creighton executor of William Wilson Cook s will refused to confirm or deny reports from Detroit that the $12 000 000 estate would go to the University of Michigan Cook died at his Rye home The will will be filed in the surrogate s court of New York soon Creighton said Cook was a prominent New York corporate lawyer and leading benefactor of the University he had earned an undergrad degree in 1889 and a law degree two years later
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Ossining
N. Y
John T. Creighton
William Wilson Cook
Detroit
Cook
University of Michigan
Rye
New York
Creighton
Pitcher George Hemming Dies at 59 in Springfield Mass
George "Mack" Hemming former Carrollton resident and pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles during their 1914 World Series championship year died at a Springfield Massachusetts hospital from septic poisoning. Funeral and burial plans will be in Springfield where Hemming had lived for 30 years.
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Carrollton
George “Mack
Hemming
Springfield
Baltimore Orioles
Priial
Heroming
Death by Endocarditis Report for Russell Everhart
Coroner T C McQuate reports endocarditis caused the death of Russell G Everhart 42 a former bond salesman following a post mortem after he died in the county jail Monday He died while awaiting trial on a charge of embezzling funds from the Edward J Doherty Co in Massillon Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon He is survived by a sister and two children
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Russell G. Everhart
T. C. McQuate
McQuate
Everhart
BE. J. Purdy
O. Paradin
Banker’s Wife Succumbs Here in Canton
Mrs Justine Walker of 231 15th NW, wife of J F T Walker secretary of First Savings and Loan Co, died Tuesday before noon at Aultman Hospital after months of illness. A Canton resident since 1891, she attended Denison and Miami University, active in the Canton Woman’s Club and First Baptist Church. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Clara Reed of Canton, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Seeshhlotz Funeral Home.
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Justine Walker
J. F. T Walker
Firet Savings & Loan Co
Aultmvan Hospital
Clara Reed
Canton
Seeshhlotz Funeral Home
Dancing Judith Theme to Start in The News
A new feature titled Dancing Judith opens in The News, promising a bold artistic exploration. The piece leverages contemporary dance to reinterpret classic motifs, drawing on modern music and visual design to engage readers.
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Judith
Dancing Judith opens in Canton Daily News serial
Judith Grant, a young dancer in Greenwich Village, spurns a suitor who is her best friend's sweetheart. The new Canton Daily News serial follows Judith as she models, dreams of love, and encounters a rich financier patron and a poverty struck artist among other principal characters. Watch for it Wednesday.
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Udith Grant
Judith
Canton Daily News
Greenwich Village
Detroit River tunnel blast probes under way
Four agencies launch separate investigations into the Detroit River tunnel explosion that killed six workers and injured six others. Prosecutor, police, county coroner, and mayor's office review preliminary statements as investigators consider accidental detonation of dynamite charges used in Sunday rock blasting.
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Detroit
Detroit River Tunnel
Prosecutor's
Police County Coroner
Mayor's Office
Seven Die in Tunnel Explosion at Livermore Project
Richard Lamont, foreman, recalled leading his crew from the Carveras tunnel site as a natural gas blast and dynamite charge triggered a fire. Seven fellow workers died. Lamont survived but was badly injured. Investigators attributed the explosion to gas released by dynamiting ignited by a tram car spark.
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Livermore
Cal
Richard Lamont
Carveras Tunnel
San Francisco
Lamont
Navy divers search for four more bodies after quarry plunge
In Souderton Pennsylvania divers recover three bodies from a quarry where an auto carrying seven people crashed through a cable fence Sunday night. Emma Wisham and Elia Wisham were found, Harold Wisham was recovered, while the age of the elder woman remains 69 and her grandson Harold Wisham II is about 14. Four others are believed submerged in weeds at the bottom of the quarry.
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Souderton
Emma Wisham
Elia Wisham
Harold Wisham
Still Found in Home in New York Tenement
June 10 report from New York details a routine firescape inspection uncovering a still in the apartment of Mrs Fernanda Diag 39 wife of a sailor and mother of seven. She was arrested explaining the device was bought to earn more money selling alcohol than washing clothes.
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New York
Fernanda Diag
Canton School Chief Poised For Dayton Superintendency
Jesse H. Mason, Canton schools superintendent, likely will receive a formal Dayton, Ohio, offer late this week to lead the Dayton public schools. Dayton board members favor Mason, with proposed salary around 9000 to 9500 dollars annually, rising each year, and Mason has not sought other positions.
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Jesse H. Mason
Canton
Dayton
Mason
Dayton Board of Education
Dayton Board
Canton Daily News
Frank A. Jensen
Rockford
TIL
Thomas W. Gosling
Akron
Mason Ia
Paul Stetson
Indianapolis
Cane Ton Sees 20 Degree Temp Drop and Rain
A 20 degree temperature drop brought chilly morning in Cane ton with the mercury at 51. Drizzle began after daybreak and rain gauge showed 0.61 inch of moisture in the first hour. The day started with 77 in the afternoon then fell rapidly.
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Caneton
Carl Meyer
Pupils Demonstrate in New York Over Bus Delay
About 200 Far Rockaway High School pupils protested transport failures by refusing to board buses. Patrolman John Kierman attempted to remove them as they remained, then they exited and marched in line, arriving about 30 minutes late.
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New York
Far Rockaway High School
John Kierman
Will Rogers Special Tariff Report From Washington
In Washington 700 legislators have produced a tariff bill that no one believes is good yet they will present it. Mrs McLean plans no drinks at breakfast but lunch will be early. The piece comments on enforcement progress and social critics.
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Ashington
Washington
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