Picnic joy for Canton parochial pupils at Meyers Lake
Thousands of schoolchildren and teachers from Canton parochial schools enjoy a big picnic at Meyers Lake. Identification cards and coupons speed ticketing, with lemonade ice cream and popcorn popular. Teachers attend Lakeview Hotel dinners. Friday hosts McKinley High and rural schools.
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Canton Daily News
Diving Board
Lakeview Hotel
Newea
Daily News
Henry
Martin
Hartford
Ira M. Allen
Liberty
South Market
Jezaleel Wells
Stark
Garfield
Archibald McGregor
Henry I
Tuscarawas St
Young
M. Allen
11Th St
Cherry
Tuscarawas
Bezaleel Wells
McKinley
6Th St
Market
14Th
Bryan
McKinley High
al- Nance
Massillon
Curtis Taken To Penitentiary After Supreme Court Split
Curtis protested his frame up by political enemies and a police ring as seven Supreme Court justices diverged on the ruling. He said he enforced the law against bootleggers and underworld figures, insisting on his innocence and attending the hearing to defend it.
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Supreme Court
Underworld
Curtis Stands By Duty In Face Of Prosecution
Columbus declares it a question of how long citizens will endure law violators enforcing faithful officials who do their duty. E B Curtis leaves jail after arrest, in jovial mood, refusing to discuss the case while his brother and friends visit. The Supreme Court affirms lower court judgment in a 33 page decision, upholding conviction and outlining key legal points about conspiracy and intent in bribery cases.
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Columbus
E. BE. Curtis
Curtis
C. C. Curtis
Canton
Harry M. Kimbel
The
Daily News
McClintock
Carrington T. Marshall
Day
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Kinkade
Robinson
Jones
Matthias
High Court
Court of Common Pleas
Marshall
Goldfuss
Max Milley
Val Cook
Jacob Glaser
Harvey, Ake
Walter Ruff
J. c. C. Curtis
C. Curtis
Ake
Juvenile Division of Common Pleas Court
Longsworth
Rouklias
Bouklias
Reopen Hearing Ordered on Interlocking Rail Directors
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the proceedings allowing O. P. and M. J. Sweringen W. A. Colston J. J. Bernet and J. R. Nutt to hold interlocking directorships in Nickel Plate and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads be reopened for further consideration.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. P. and
M. J. Sweringen
W. A. Colston
J. J .Bernet
J. R. Nutt
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake and Ohio
Government against using income tax lists debate widens
Washington reports division over publishing individual income tax payments. Supreme Court allowed printing but executives worry about fairness and privacy. Officials doubt repeal chances. editors weigh public records against moral concerns. consensus unclear.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
United States urged to stay out of China muddle
Washington reports from two congressional sources indicate the administration won approval of a policy to avoid involvement in China's chaos while protecting American lives and interests. Senator Borah says the US should not be drawn into controversy with Chinese authorities. Senator Walsh warns the situation risks world peace and foresees possible foreign troop action provoking a new world war.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
China
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Orient
Walsh
Appeals Lem Case From Ohio Tong Leadership Conviction
Chin Jack Lem of Cleveland, a leading tong figure, was sentenced to 16 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for extorting property valued at $70,000. He appealed to the state Supreme Court for review of the conviction.
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Columbus
Chin Jack Lem
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Spreme Court
Fight Looming On Location Of State Building
Ohio legislators and state officials debated site choices for the new 4.9 million state office building. The commission denied capitol hill or annex disruption while facing legal questions as July 24 Vorys law enactment looms.
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John M.~ Vorys
Franklin Co
W. R. Price
Summit Co
Arthur H. Day
Cuyahoga Co
O. C. Gray
Harrison Co
I. Lipp
Hamilton Co
R. S. Bartlett
Geaugaco
Statehouse
Legislative Committee
Vorys
Secretary of State
Building Commission
Advisory Committee
Three Probes Open Into Rockport Wreck Survivors Care
Three investigations were started into the Rockport wreck by James Maybury Jr of the Board of Public Utility Commissioners New Jersey Corner Fisher Warren County and E M Rine Delaware Lackawanna and Western. An inquest order blocked body removal from Easton until authorities act. Relatives prepared to travel to the scene and Easton for updates on the casualty handling.
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James Maybury, Jr
Bureau of Railroads
Board of Public Utility Commissioners
New Jersey
Corner Fisher
Warren County
E. M. Rine
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Walter J. Cathrall
Northampton Co
Easton
Paul Correll
Easton Hospital
Fisher
Warrenco
N. J
Massillon Police Court Reports Multiple Overtime Parking Arrests
In Massillon Police Court on Tuesday June 17 five overtime parking arrests were recorded. Two defendants pleaded guilty and were fined one dollar plus costs each. One person forfeited a large bond while the remaining defendants failed to appear. George Bender faced intoxication charges and was discharged on leaving the city. Clarence Cowart pleaded not guilty to a suspicion charge with bond set at 100 dollars for July 4 appearance.
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Massillon
George Bender
Clarence Cowart
Kirby on Stand in Embezzlement Trial at Cleveland
Josiah Kirby, head of the Cleveland District, faces trial for embezzling stock worth 4200 from the company. The defense seeks acquittal, with Kirby possibly testifying after prosecutor pressure. Luther Day argues no proof of wrongdoing. Raymond St. Poland testifies that Kirby received 2800 in dividends and stock loans to cover company debts.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discoy
Wolf, Wauseon
Ohio
Kirby
Higley
Luther Day
Raymond St
Auto climbs steps in Massillon store incident
A Ford touring car driven by Marsh jumped the curb at M and Clay streets and rolled onto Van Horn store steps Tuesday afternoon. The two front tires separated from the car, sending the vehicle onto the sidewalk and up the steps, blocking the walkway. Marsh was uninjured.
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Massillon
Eq Marsh
M and Clay Sts
van Horn
Clay St
Marsh
Mrs Mary Healey Dies In Massillon At 85
Mrs. Mary Healey 85 a 50 year Massillon resident died at her daughter Mrs George Murray in Cleveland Tuesday at 1 50 PM Her body returned to Massillon for services Friday at 1 39 PM led by Rev John Pringle burial in Massillon cemetery Survived by seven children Mrs J H Williams Mrs Arthur Lamb Mrs E T Doddridge Mrs George Murray Joseph Samuel and Alger Healey all of Massillon
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Massillon
Mary Healey
George Murray
Cleveland
Samuel Healey
Henry
John Pringle
Murray
Healey
Puegner Wins Fifth Battle in Long Feud
In Massillon on June 17 the fifth court round of the Oscar Puegner Calvin Black feud ended with a Puegner victory. Black had Puegner arrested for touting his clarinet too early. The acting judge dismissed for lack of jurisdiction after Oscar was granted horn hours by the court. The feud has seen five court appearances by the two families.
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Massillon
Oscar Puegner
Calvin Black
Puegner
Black
Calvin
Heggem
Oscar
Court of Common Pleas
Auto Licens Office Opens All Night in Columbus
The automobile license division of the Secretary of State announces 24 hour telegraph and telephone service to aid police on vehicle ownership in accidents theft and contingencies. Telegrams to Room 305 Wyandotte Building Columbus or calls to Main 4812 Bell lines 9257 independent lines will receive attention day or night. Secretary Thad H. Brown advised. June 17.
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Wyandotte Bldg
Columbus
Bell
Thad H. Brown
Fac
James Lee Held on Forgery Charge After Richmond Chase
James Lee 21 of Akron held in county jail on a charge of forging a $109 check after a pursuit in Richmond, Marysville, during which three shots were fired but injured none.
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Marysville
James Lee
Akron
Richmond
Lee
Fire on Trestle and Grass Fire Reported in Massillon
Firemen from Company No. 2 and the chief extinguished a blaze on a Pennsylvania railroad trestle near Walnut Street. Earlier an alarm from box 46 at 2 20 p m. sent units to a grass fire on H T Beatty property near Sippo Park Fast Main Street where water and chemical were used.
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Massillon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walnut St
Box 46
H. T. Beatty
Sippo Park
Auto hits street car in Massillon intersection
Auto driven by A. L. Pursley of Akron collided with an East Greenville street car at Main and Emigts streets Wednesday afternoon. Pursley failed to stop at a red light and the car sustained considerable damage. Motorman Kennedy had the right of way.
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Massillon
A. L. Pursley
Akron
Main and
Pursley
East Greenville
Kennedy
Traffic toll climbs as two boys struck down in city
Cleveland June 17 1929 six year old M Istock and John Duffy were killed after being run down by automobiles on a cro street. The death toll rises to 98 for the year as city traffic tolls claim more young lives.
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Land
M Istock
John Duffy
Cro Street
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