Onesto Backs Million Dollar Hotel Plan in Cleveland
Francis A Onesto announces a $1 million Hotel Onesto to rise on the northeast corner of Cleveland Ave and 2nd St NW. The 15 story, 250 room fireproof building by Hotel Delmont owner will include a coffee shop, lounge, bakery, dining rooms, and beauty parlor with reinforced concrete construction. Razing starts August 1 with construction to follow.
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Cleveland
Francis A. Onesto
Hotel Delmont
H. L. Stevens and Company
Chicago
Murder suspect Snook linked to blood stained shirt and hat
A blood stained shirt and hat were found in the home of Dr. James H. Snook of Ohio State University as detectives question him and Marion Meyers. Miss Theor Hix, a co-ed, was found murdered with her body mutilated at a rifle range. Meyers, former sweetheart of the slain student, was arrested with Snook. A hair-matted glove and hairpin were later found, deepening the case.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theor. Hix
Miss Hix
New York Central
Snook
United States
Marion Meyers
Resigns Post Reports Say Headley Quits McKinley High
Several weeks of strife within the board of education led to the resignation of Francis D. Headley mathematics professor at McKinley High School according to unofficial reports late Saturday.
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Board of Education
Francis D. Headley
McKinley High School
Ray Keech Dies in Seven-Car Auto Race Pileup
Ray Keech, winner of the 1929 Indianapolis 500, died in a 14-car field crash during the 200 mile International Sweepstakes at Altoona. Cliff Woodbury was critically injured, others lightly hurt as seven cars piled up near the east turn at the 150 mile mark.
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United Press
Altoona
Rayeech
Altoona Bowl
Daytona Beach
Fla
Indianapolis Speedway
Keech
Cliff Woodbury
Cliff Bergere
Primary race games liveliest drive begins
The August primary campaign opens this week with strong personal battles and limited party organization involvement. Four Republicans and three Democrats compete for the nomination with observers predicting a four cornered GOP race and Democrat stalwarts Witter Gossett and E. F. ae contesting for mayoral influence though vice versa.
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C. Curtis
Erman R. Witter
Curtis
Vinton I. Stansberry
Bert Hi Éadle
W. H. Hudson
Witter
Joseph A. Gossett
FE. Ae
Three Held in Bank Collapse Case In New York
Cashier Thony di Paola of the City Trust Co Louis Tavormina in charge of the At State Bank and George Ziniti aid a ssistant were arrested and arraigned before Justice Cropsey in Brooklyn Supreme Court They were held on bail with hearings set for June 28 and June 26 respectively The case involves criminal acts tied to a bank collapse.
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New York World News Service
New York
N. Y
Thony di Paola
Ity Trust Co
Louis Tavormina
Ath State Bank
George Iti
di Paola
Mose
Walter H. Pollak
Supreme Court
Astice Cropsey
Mews Features and Oddities Highlight Canton View
A scattered layout previews pages with features on Canton views from the OT and a photo feature. Mentions Puriton and Good year items, with navigation hints to arts, radio features, sports notes, and reviews across several pages.
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Canton
Ures
P Puriton
Capital
Isass
Miterials
Lan
HS Wi “Mobile
Pease
Rogers Sh
Farm relief bill signed as tariff battle looms in Congress
President Hoover signs the farm relief measure and braces for a tariff fight with Congress. He hails the bill as a historic aid to a single industry and explains the farm board selections will take two to three weeks, with regional and sector balance guiding appointments.
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Elliott L
Thurston
New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Farm Board
False Alarm Detector to Snap Mayor at City Hall
Excitement seekers in New York face fewer false alarms as Mayor Walker may operate a new photo electric fire alarm system Monday afternoon. A camera will photograph the person sending the alarm, with a bell and siren attached to the device installed in front of City Hall.
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New York World News Service
New York
Walker
Photo Electric Fire Alarm Recording Co
Big News Picnic Begins Monday for Canton Children
The News sponsors the fifth annual outing at Meyers Lake Park for about 30 000 children from Canton and nearby areas. Children must wake early and bring lunch, report by 9 30 at the school loading point, with NORTHERN OHIO POWER AND LIGHT CO. cars transporting them to the lake.
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Meyers Lake Park
A. Ain
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
Lake Park
Canton
the News
Traction Company
Jailing of Boy at Lake Prompted by Abandoned Pump House
A 16 year old boy held in a makeshift jail in an abandoned pump house near Meyers Lake drew attention when Probation Officer Frank Schumacher learned of the confinement Saturday night. He was arrested Friday night after disturbing a roller skating rink and later released in a state described as dirty and unsuitable for a juvenile detention. Ohio law forbids holding under 18 in common jails, Schumacher said, noting the building lacks sanitation and bedding.
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Court
Bienona
Meyers Lake
Frank Schumacher
Canton
Schumacher
Ohio
Prohibition Pains Hit Washington Officials
Washington faced sharp prohibition tensions as Treasury aide Seymour Lowman sequestered himself after a stormy exchange over remarks on the Virkula killing. Lowman claimed no detailed reports and said yesterday’s statement was misunderstood. President Hoover received a plea from International Falls demanding help in the case.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Washington Today
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of the Treasury
Prohibition
Virkula Kiling
Henry Virkula
Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Begone! Workhouse Installs Delousing System Just In Case
A workhouse installs a delousing apparatus as a precaution for visitors. Officials say the device will reduce lice risk and protect residents and staff. The move follows growing concerns about hygiene in shared facilities.
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Workhouse
Capone Seeks Jail Release in Philadelphia Report
Philadelphia June 15 Director of Public Safety Lema FB Schofield says strong efforts are under way to secure the release of Al Capone and his bodyguard Frank Rio from a one year sentence for carrying deadly weapons Capone allegedly offered a large sum to lawyers to obtain early release and officials vow to block any premature release attempts from Chicago sources U.S. news.
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New York Werth News Service
Philadelphia
Director of Public Safety
Lema FB Schofield
Alphon (Scarface al) Capone
Chicago
Capone
Frank Rio
Cline
Schofield
Pday
Headley Resigns Amid Intra district Controversy at Canton
Mathematics professor Francis D. Headley of McKinley High School resigns after weeks of intra mural strife. Charges of political maneuvering for personal gain triggered major board meetings. a Telegram urging retention circulated among Denison University students. Confirmation expected at the board meeting. Headley previously taught in Marion, Colorado.
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Headley
Board of Education
Canton
Jesse H. Mason
McKinley High School
Denison University
Granville
Marion, CO
Yellow Bird in Paris Today
The Yellow Bird and its three pilots with a stowaway are expected to land at Le Bourget tomorrow drawing thousands of Paris police to secure the road. Air Minister Egnac will greet them despite initial opposition and a false report that spurred a rush to the airfield.
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Arno Bosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
le Bourget
Air
Laurent Egnac
Rheims
Coste
M. Eynac
Arthur Schreiber
Stark county workhouse adds delousing station and upgrades
Supt. Ralph Benson announced improvements at the Stark county workhouse including a delousing station for prisoners and clothing. A cabinet now disinfects 20 suits at a time. Rewiring, kitchen modernization, and other improvements are underway.
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Stark Co
Ralph Benson
Auto clubs clash over Cleveland finances continues
The Ohio State Auto Association and the Cleveland Auto Club will resume the dispute over financial auditing next week. The initial round saw Janes file suit against the Cleveland club after a stormy session in which Fred H. Caley refused to share information. Charles C. Jones, secretary of the state club, returned to Columbus today.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Auto Association
Cleveland Auto Club
Charles C. Jones
State Club
Columbus
Janes
Cleveland Club
Fred H. Caley
Hoovers Drafting Monon Man for Federal Farm Board
Rumors say John Ek Brown of Monon is under consideration by President Hoover for a seat on the new federal farm board. The two men met during World War I when Brown led the Indiana Farm Bureau.
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Indianapolis
John Ek. Brown
Monon
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Woman pleads not guilty to bank embezzlement
Mae Woodward of Steubenville pleaded not guilty to embezzling 24000 dollars from the National Exchange Bank and Trust Co. Steubenville. Federal Judge Benson W. Hough set bond at 10000 dollars pending trial after an indictment at Dayton.
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Columbus
Mae Woodward
Steubenville
National Exchange Bank and Trust Co
Benson W. Hough
Dayton
Farmer Held in Murder Count
In Caney Kansas a coroner jury ruled Marguerite White was murdered and Elmer Cales was held as a murder suspect. White died from a heart wound after an apparent shooting near Niotave road. Cales claimed self defense and a marriage proposal led to the tragedy. Police prepared charges against him.
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Caney, Kas
Niotave Road
Here
Marguerite White
Elmer Cales
Barnesville
Oklo
Cales
United Press
Navy opens bids for first five 10 000-ton cruisers
Washington June 15 The navy department opened bids for construction of the first five of the 15 000-ton cruisers authorized by Congress as Hoover hopes for a naval reduction agreement with Britain. Construction must begin by June 30, forcing early contract awards to meet the deadline.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Navy Department Today
Congress
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
Hoover Administration
Moving Day Help From The Can ton Storage Co Advy
Moving? Our expert service relieves all worries on Moving Day. The Can ton Storage Co Advy offers efficient packing loading and transport with careful handling and customer support.
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The
Canton Storage Co
Advy
Woman Killed in Uhrichsville Auto Crash
Mrs. Elizabeth Petry, 73, was instantaneously killed in Uhrichsville when an auto driven by George Hays struck her after she had alighted from another vehicle driven by her son William Petry.
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Uhrichsville
Elizabeth Petry
George Hays
William Petry
Drag Lake For Body Of Youth
Rescuers searched Cable Lake late Saturday night for Paul Snyder age 22 of 1200 14th St NW believed to have drowned Saturday afternoon while bathing. Clothes in his locker and his car on the beach sparked the hunt. four youths accompanied him, guards saw no distress, lake dragged, first Canton drowning this season and first at Cable Lake in six years.
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Paul Snyder
14Th St NW
Cable Lake
Lake
Snyder
Lake Beach
M. Snyder
Canton
Man Released From Hospital After Propeller Injury
Curtis Hill, 20, of 50 E. Elyst, returned home from Alliance city hospital after more than a month with a right knee injury from a propeller accident at Alliance Aircraft Corp on May 10. Doctors feared complications but he recovered fully, treated by Dr. L. F. Mutschmann.
Police Seek Missing 25 Year Old George Steinhelfer
Toledo police broadcast a search for George Steinhelfer, 25, last seen with his father Jacob who is ill. The father says he has not seen his son since he was two and believes he may be in Flint, Michigan.
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Toledo
George Steinhelfer
Jacob
Steinhelfer
Flint
Mich
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Cleveland Ay
Hotel Onesto
O. S. U. Veterinary
Fr. D. Headley
Rimary
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Aigea
F. Bolender
Harris Arcade
Ady
Meyers Lake Bastille
Francis D. Headly
Cleveland Body
Hoosier
Ray Keech
Drag Lake
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