Dayton expected to offer Mason superintendent post soon
Dayton board of education may formally offer Jesse H. Mason the superintendent position later this week or weekend. Mason, Canton schools chief, says he is not seeking other posts and remains focused on Canton. Dayton discussed tentative three year terms with four board members, while Mason was in Dayton Tuesday and Canton Wednesday.
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Dayton
O.) Hools
Jesse H. Mason
Canton
Dayton Board of Education
Paul C. Stetson
Indianapolis
Mason
Dayton Board
Canton Daily News
Dayto
Paul Stetson
Probers Grill Bishop Cannon In Open Session
Washington June 41 The senate lobby committee could not agree on procedure in Bishop James Cannon Jr case. Cannon appeared voluntarily and read a statement saying he did not intend any discourtesy by walking out last Thursday. The panel questioned him, then dropped the matter. Caraway said objections would be taken up later.
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Washington
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Caraway
Deadline Near For Candidates Filing Petitions
With only two days left to file nominating petitions a flurry of activity is seen. Republican Russell G. Chase seeks county recorder, Oliver C. Martin aims for state representative, H. N. Firestone targets county commissioner long term, Democrat Walter D. Magruder runs for state senator, and Democrat G. H. Sheffier has filed for county commissioner.
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Russell G. Chase
Oliver C. Martin
H. N. Firestone
Walter D. Magruder
G. H. Sheffier
Bank Fails to Open in Vineland NJ
Vineland Trust Co the citys largest bank failed to open its doors. Police kept a large crowd moving and prevented any disorder as the incident drew wide attention.
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Vineland
N. J
Vineland Trust Co
Jury resumes federal probe into Canton graft
A federal grand jury in Cleveland resumed hearings into an alleged pay off system that allowed vice and liquor interests in Canton to operate with police protection. Fourteen witnesses, including bootleggers and officers, testified as prosecutors pursue indictments of a former Canton police sergeant and several patrolmen.
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Canton Daily News
Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Canton
Prohibition
John E. Wright
U.S
Wilfred J. Mahon
Starke
Milton
U. S
Marc J. Wolpaw
Volpar
Cincinnati Bank Short by 623000 in Audit
The Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co, closed yesterday with seven branches, reports a shortage of 623000 after a preliminary audit. Investigators will take two weeks or more to determine full scope of alleged check manipulations linked to Amos W. Shafer. Shafer, a 75 weekly district manager for Henry L. Doherty & Co, faces grand jury inquiry for embezzling 10162 from the firm.
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Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank & Trust Co
O. C. Gray
Ohio
Amos W. Shafer
Shafer
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Cities Service Co
Doherty
Lady Leith Dies in Aylesbury at Age 82
Lady Leith formerly Miss Marie January of St. Louis died in Aylesbury England Monday at age 82. She was widow of Baron Leith of Fyvie.
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Aylesbury, Eng
Lady Leith
Marie January
St. Louis
Ine
Leith
Baron Leith of
Fyvie
Dancing Judith in Greenwich Village Cafe Scene
On a stormy January night in Greenwich Village, Bastien Dumont enters Cafe Ture seeking Judy among a crowd of artists and locals. The dim rooms, mandolin tunes, and sketches on the walls frame a night of mingled strangers and familiar faces in a bustling, bohemian hot spot.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Bastien Dumont
Ture
Bastien
Judy
Dumont
Mr Dumont
Chummy
Dan
Senate tariff vote tight as 47-47 split seen
United Press reports a 47 to 47 Senate tally on the Smoot Hawley tariff with only Pennsylvania’s Reed and Grundy undecided. Reed plans a floor speech while Grundy remains silent. McCulloch of Ohio urged tariff revision and argued the measure would aid domestic employment and production, not unduly raise living costs.
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United Press
Washington
Grundy
Reed
Sen. McCulloch
Ohio
Senate
McCulloch
Hoover
Henry Ford
Timken Roller Bearing Co seeks permit for new unit addition
An application filed Wednesday with the city building department outlines a one story fire proof addition to the cone and cup bearing plant by the Timken Roller Bearing Co. The proposed structure measures 120 by 14 feet and is estimated to cost 25000 dollars. A permit will be issued later by the department.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Police Fight Ends With Six Hurt in Daring Battle
Washington capital police clashed with suspected law-breakers for twelve hours, using hammers and flat-irons as weapons. Six police officers were bruised and beaten, but all were able to arrest their suspects.
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Washington
Carol Continues Talks to Form Romanian Government
King Carol faced mounting difficulty forming a cabinet as he pressed through factions while Liberal Party resistance persisted. He summoned National Peasant leader Iuliu Maniu again amid Liberal disintegration, after Vintila Bratianu failed thrice to resign as party head.
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Bucharest
Carol
Liberal
Julives Maniu
National Peasant Party
Libera Party
Vintilla Bratianu
Liberal Executive Council
Shrine Parades at Convention in Toronto
Shriners in brilliant costumes marched through downtown Toronto as the 56th annual convention nears its close. Torch lit night parade along Lake Ontario shores follows a day of bands and drill patrols, with a peace memorial dedication planned at the Canadian National Exhibition grounds tomorrow.
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Toronto
Ont
Lake Ontario
Lookin Fine Hoovers Washington chat with Reed
From Washington June 11 Will Rogers reports Hoover in good humor after talks with President Hoover and Senator Reed He mentions a tariff vote likely with Dave urging support Refers to a planned release of about 400 handicaps by Hoover in about a week and eight held back for Sen derneon during Washington days.
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Will Rogers
York
Washington
Hoover
Senator Reed
Dave
McKinley High to Graduate 630 Seniors
McKinley High School will graduate its largest class Wednesday night with 630 seniors receiving diplomas in the city auditorium. Dr M H Lichliter of First Congregational Church Columbus will deliver the commencement address, noted as a popular Ohio speaker.
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McKinley High School
City
M. H. Lichliter
First Congregational Church
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Education
Ed. F. Weckel
Grilling Capone Pal in Murder Case
CHICAGO June 11 Hunt a dapper ally of Scarface Al Capone and sought by all lawmen as a suspect in Albert Lingle's murder surrendered to police today through his attorney. Accompanied by John Jehnry and Ralph Pierce Hunt denied involvement as reporters noted a major gangland case stirring public pressure for reform.
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Chicago
Hunt
Scarface
al” Capone
Albert Lingle
Chicago Tribune
John Jehntry
Ralph Pierce
Ralph Capone
Johntry
William Mc.Swiggin
John Stege
Jake Lingle
The
Tribune
Lingle
Herald and Examiner
Evening Post
Chicago Press Club
Bomb Blast Injures Eight in Cleveland Home
Cleveland experts report eight people endangered when a powerful charge exploded on a west side porch. Police suspect bootleg warfare behind the bombing. Mrs. Mary Patton, resident of the other side, was arrested for alleged liquor violations last July 2 and fined $100 and costs.
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Cleveland
Mary Patton
Marine Tells Story Of Panic In Sea Crash
Sergeant Mary E. Kipp of Minneapolis described the Fairfax collision with an oil tanker, flames engulfing the ship and decks, radios damaged by heat, and crew and passengers fleeing. He recounted fighting the blaze with two companions, several boats burned, and four people leaping into the sea amid screams, with some likely perishing.
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United Press
Boston
Sergt
Marry E. Kipp
Minneapolis
Minn
Fairfax
Gloucester
Cummins’ Storage Co
Dial
36 Arrested in Bowery Raids
New York June 11 squads of undercover agents raided Bowery dives and speakeasies to root out poison liquor men ace blamed for a string of deaths. Twenty establishments were raided and bouncers and bartenders were arrested in the operation ordered by Prohibition Administrator Maurice Campbell after tracing 32 fatalities to tainted drink.
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New York
Ldry
Bowery District
Bowery
Prohibition
Maurice Campbell
Tanker Sinks In Flames After Collision Off Scituate
A fog bound collision off Scituate between Merchants & Miners steamship Fairfax and Shell tanker Pinthis left the tanker with 12,000 barrels of gasoline sunk and its crew of 18 presumed lost. The Fairfax, with 70 aboard, suffered heavy flames and 16 crewmen drownings. The Gloucester aided in rescue as fire swept decks and passengers leaped overboard.
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United Press
Broston
Massachussetts
Merchants A Miners Transportation Co
Fairfax
Shell Eastern Petroleum Products Corps
Pinthis
Scituate
Merchants & Miners Line
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Dr. Lichliter
Grill Capone
Bom
Henry Minott
Berg
Harry E. Kipp
Joseph Armstrong
Armstrong
Merchants & Miners
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