Missing Shepherd Witness Walks Into Court in A White Case
In Cago a missing witness reappears in court before a recess. Robert A. White, seen as key to the Shepherd case, enters the ey’s office with family, then is recognized in the courtroom and returned. He reiterates resolve to fight the charges as defense and state attorneys clash over custody of assets and control of the McClintock estate.
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Cago
Robert A. Te
White
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd Iq
Ey Court Room
Savage
Asander Reichmann
Billy McCormick
Milhy
Atly
Fortune
Attorner Willam D. Shepherd
William Scottert
McClintock
Rehmann
Shepherds
McClintock Ae
Reichmann
Stewart
Billy
Shepherd
Reichml
McClintocks
Retired Timken official Heman Ely leaves company
Announcement in Detroit Michigan confirms Heman Ely vice president and treasurer of Timken Roller Bearing Co has retired from active duties after a 16 year association in which he became secretary in 1909 treasurer in 1916 and vice president in 1920. Ely plans a short vacation with no definite future plans disclosed.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Heman Ely
Mr. L
Timken Company
Ely
Canton Daily News Picnic Opens County Wide Event
County children from Canton Stark and nearby towns are invited to Meyers Lake for a big picnic hosted by The News. Massillon and Alliance youngsters are urged to join. watch The News next week for a special coupon good for Friday.
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County
Canton Daily News
Canton
North Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Meyers Lake Park
Stark County
Meyers Lake
Children of
Hurry Please Plea From Condemned Man Before Execution
Kondrat Gwozdenkow, 87, was executed in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair for the murder of 7 year old Annie Kushoff in Belmont county last July. Governor Donahey rejected last minute mercy pleas. Gwozdenkow, a coal miner from Belmont county, left a wife and child in Rusaa. He lured the girl and strangled her in Belmon to.
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Columbus, CO
Death Chamber
Kondrat Gwozdenkow
Ohio Penitentiary
Annie Kuskoff
Belmonto
Cowan
Belmont Co
Donahey
Gwozdenkow
Rusa
Loyola law student confesses to Shreveport murder
June 12 George W. Gill, 28, in custody after confessing to killing Robert Reed, 22, Centenary College football star, in a fist fight at a water resort. Reed had courted Gill's wife, Mrs Gill, leading to the fatal confrontation.
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Shreveport
George W. Gill
Loyola University of New Orleans
Robert Reed
Centenary College of Shreveport
Gill
Reed
Here
Kirby trial on larceny charge opens in Cleveland
Josiah Kirby faces embezzlement charges in Cleveland Common Pleas Court with six men and six women jurors sworn. Special prosecutor Eagleson contends Kirby took $4 200 in stock and $1 280 000 in exchange stock while defense objects to remarks. Kirby to be arraigned in Delaware tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Joseph Eagleson
Kirby
Eagleson
Fred Wolfe
California
D Luther Day
Common Pleas
Fred H. Walt
Wauseon
Kirby 1
George L. Fix
Joseph I. Eagleson
Delaware
Long Distance Calls Change in Ohio City Service
Cleveland Ohio June 12 long distance calls to Akron Canton Youngstown Sandusky and Ash tum will be treated as local calls starting Monday. Patrons will give the number to the operator and wait for completion in what is called two number toll service. The program aims to simplify dialing and may expand to other cities.
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Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Sandusky
Ashtabula
Ohio Bell Telephone Fo
S. C. Moule
Division
Belgian loan over subscribed as public offer released
New York June 12 The $50,000,000 Belgian loan offered to the public was snapped up in record time. The oversubscription occurred almost immediately after books opened. The issue was offered by J P Morgan and Co and the Guaranty Trust Company.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Co
Guaranty Trust
Tragedy, political notes, and civic actions across Ohio
Tra Clinker, 55, killed near Mansfield when his Ford truck collided with a fast Pennsylvania train. Tod Post hosts a royal reception for John Ambler as Mount Vernon nominee for Ohio department commander. Col. Charles Welcott named defense test officer for Ohio’s July 4 activities. Lee Loggins goes to trial June 29 in New Lexington for his nephew Gentry Loggins murder. Mayor Scheible backs Police Chief Powell amid a bid by state prohibition director McDonald. J J Carlin of Baltimore invests about 250000 in Buckeye Lake Park improvements. An $800000 bond filing occurs in Columbus.
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Mansfield
Youngstown
Tod Post
John Ambler
Mount Vernon
Department of Ohio
Columbus
Charles ©. Welcott
Fort Hayes
Ohio
New Lexington
Lee Loggins
Charles S. Scheible
Kedrywin Powell
B. F. McDonald
Prohibition
Mexico Asked to Pay Claims of Americans
The United States demanded payment for American citizens whose property was seized under Mexican agrarian laws. Secretary Kellogg described extensive property losses and said some properties were ruined or taken by the Mexican government over labor demands. He stressed that relations remain friendly but not entirely satisfactory.
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Washington
United States
Kellogg
Moulder Ends Life Amid Ill Health Worries
James H. Trump 46 of 1713 Harrisburg Rd NE shot himself in the chest with a shotgun near noon Friday. His wife found him after returning home from washing windows. He died about 30 minutes later despite Dr. L D Stoner’s efforts. Trump worked at Colonial Foundry Co. in Louisville and left a wife and four children. He had suffered nervous illness for weeks and was a Moulders' union member. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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James H. Trump
Harrisburg Rd
Anna Trump
L. D. Stoner
Jack
Trump
Colonial Foundry Co
Louisville
Moulders’ Union
Dillman Guilty On Liquor Charge In Canton Brewery Raid
LL. E. Dillman was found guilty in a trial before Judge Ayler for violating liquor laws. He was arrested with three others when Sheriff Kirk and deputies raided a Canton southwest brewery. The sentence was deferred to next Friday to review his finances and family welfare. The others pleaded guilty and will be sentenced then.
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LL. E. Dillman
Ayler
Kirk
Southwes
Canton
Probe German Refusal Paris Examines Allied Air Corridor
The ambassadors council, with military experts, is instructed to examine Germanys refusal to permit allied airplanes to fly over German territory.
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Paris
Ambassadors Council
Grmany
Germany
Thaw Returns to Virginia After Night in New York
Harry K. Thaw left New York after a night among the bright lights heading to his Winchester Virginia country home. He attended a theater in the fifth row as Will Rogers performed and faced reporters a moment before boarding a late train. Thaw offered no clear word on whether he would return.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Winchester
Thaw
Will Rogers
Stanford White
Invalid Saves Family From Fire at Burglary Home
Niles C June 12 Harry Simon an invalid heroically protected his wife and five children during a home burglary fire. Hearing an intruder he moved through flames to warn them and escape with the family as the house burned. Physicians warn exhaustion may cause relapse.
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Niles
Harry Simon
Simon
Rotary Delegates Set for International Convention in Cleveland
Canton Rotary club plans to send fifty members to the International convention in Cleveland lasting four days starting Monday. Captain Chas Nungesser spoke of WWI experiences and his life in America while Dr. A E Day discussed South American business conditions and U S trade attitudes. A special car will depart Canton at 9 50 Monday with return from Cleveland Friday at noon. Twenty nine countries will be represented.
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Rotary Club
Cleveland
Canton Rotary Club
Chas, Nungesser
Ace
America
A. E. Day
United States
Troops Sent to End Mine Clash in Nova Scotia
Halifax June 12 government troops were to arrive in New Waterford where 2000 striking miners held the British Steel Corporation power plant after bloodshed. One miner was killed and 40 miners and company police were injured in rioting as troops moved in.
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Halifax
N. S
New Waterford
N. S&s
British Steel Corporation
Democrats Still Owe $226,986 to NDC Treasurer Report
The Democratic National Committee had unpaid obligations of $226,985.79 as of May 31, per treasurer James W Gerard in a statement filed with the House clerk.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
James W Gerard
House
Night School Head Resigns to Join Yale Extension
informal note reports ER Vermillion leaving Canton night schools after one year to join Yale university extension. Vermillion, formerly in Akron and state Americanization director, expanded classes and led Americanization work with Canton Chamber of Commerce. McKinley High faculty congratulated him at a University Club luncheon hosted by Potterf and Benedict.
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Vermillion
Canton
Yale University
Akron
Two Navy Nurses Face General Court Martial
Two young women serving in the naval nurse corps are tried by a general court martial at the navy yard Washington on a charge of importing intoxicating liquors into the United States. This appears to be the first such trial where a woman is a defendant.
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Washington
United States Naval Nurse Corps
Navy Yard
United States
Ohio angling costs rise as licenses go on sale
June 12. The cost of fishing in Ohio increases with the new law. Anglers will buy reel fishing licenses for $1 plus 11 cents issuing fee, available at sporting goods stores and near fishing grounds. The license goes into effect Tuesday and bass season opens then.
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COLUM
Ohio
Charles V. Truax
County Treasurer Extends Evening Hours for Taxes
The county treasurer's office will stay open Monday from 6 30 to 8 p m to accommodate taxpayers unable to attend during normal hours.
Brides Favor Separate Bank Accounts for Husbands and Wives
A comic tale on couples debating money management on a train to Canton. It contrasts joint accounts with two private funds, showing how wives may keep one account in their own name for household expenses while using a second in the husband’s name or initials for personal buys.
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Canton
Alliance
Pittsburgh
Mary Elizabeth Smith
John
Old resident Barrie dies near New York City
Evanstein Barrie, longtime Canton businessman born in Illinois, died suddenly in New York City while staying on a yacht for health. Survived by wife Jennie Irwin Barrie, daughter Martha Barrie, and son Irwin Barrie of New York. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Evanstein Barrie
New York
Evanstein Barrile
22Nd St
Canton
New York City
Irwin Barrie
Barrie
Wheepshead Bay
Lake Zurich
Ill
Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Jennie Irwin
Ruben Irwin
Irwin and Co
Market Av N
Irwin
Arrain
Al Smith Denies Retirement Plans
Gov. Al Smith dismissed reports he would retire at the end of his term. He said he has no retirement plans and cannot be responsible for others’ pipe dreams. Albany dispatch notes the denial of public life departure.
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Albany
WN. Yi
al Smith
Denis
Lions Club to name new Canton zoo lion
George C Wille president of the Lions Club announces the group donates a lion to Nimisila Park Zoo. He invites Canton youths under 16 to submit a name with a winner to be chosen soon as the lion arrives. Continued on page 19.
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Nimisila Park Zoo
George C. Wille
The
Lions Club
Canton
Killers Sought at Man's Funeral in Cleveland
Detectives mingled with mourners at St. Anthony church in Cleveland's Little Italy as Gus Rint real estate dealer and local power broker was buried. No arrests were made. Rint was murdered Tuesday as he entered his office when three gunmen jumped into a waiting car and fired shots.
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Cleveland
Gus Rint
Little Italy
Rini
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