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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
1
Clara Bow, the silent film star known as flaming youth, is ordered to pay $30,000 to the wife of her alleged former boyfriend in a divorce suit. The case centers on claims of alienation of affections and the actress’s payment arrangements.
A jumbled note recalls money debts and a woman drawn to a married man. The scene shifts to a seaside encounter and the social tension around flirtation and propriety, with sparse references to a Baker Hostetler setting and a titled suite.
A damaged snippet shows a dispute over a $9000 payment and threats involving rope and cables. The speaker asserts not wanting further contact while referencing his prior costs and an unresolved tension.
New York dispatch reports the Roosevelt in danger of grounding near Robbin's Reef after Tay reportedly ran aground on mud. The incident prompted ongoing salvage efforts with officials monitoring the situation.
Unclear cabinet report says Minister of Vivance Paul Moldenbauer is set to resign Thursday after a televised Swtventic briefing. The move could provoke a broader cabinet reshuffle and political realignment.
A Chicago style report details a maniac killer in New York City area believed to have murdered two men. The suspect left newspaper clippings with his victims and taunts to police, while letters to the New York Journal reference a coded message. The piece notes Miss Elizabeth King and the victim Sowley as witnesses, with Moyznski’s body found in Whitestone and a later killing near Floral Park.
A discussion planned in New York on June 18 features figures from Cleveland and Chicago. Topics include evils in cost figures and the production of plastic, with references to refined beet sugar prices and alloy iron demands.
A wind storm toppled a chicken brooder at a farm home near Abbott Ohio killing a boy aged ten. The accident occurred while the child played near the improvised shelter. Authorities investigated the scene for details and safety.
The Canton Daily Nova Classifed Department features a variety of notices and listings in today’s section. Readers are advised to check the page for available items and opportunities.
A staff sketch by Joe Wing probes careers of Chicago police leaders amid a violent gang clash. The piece highlights figures like Chet Stege and rivals such as William Mus and Russell, tracing rises, resignations, and political pressure across decades of service and reform clashes in the force.
More than 400 industrialists attended the third sessional conference of the Ohio Foundries Association at Congress Lake Club. The program ran from noon to luncheon time with two addresses from industry leaders and foundry experts.
In New York on June 18 former Brooklyn judge W Bernard Vause sat sobbing as government witnesses prepared to testify in a fraud trial for alleged $400000 losses at Columbia Finance Corp. U S Attorney Charles H M Tuttle said Vause helped draft glowing promises to lure small investors.
Coast Guard crews recovered the body of John Lipsyach, pilot of the CO-172, from Lake Erie waters near West Slater Island after a Toledo party disappeared on a speedboat bound for Pelee Island. More bodies and survivors are being sought as search efforts continue under President Hoover's orders.
Government authorities in Delhi announce the arrest of 17 farmers from a village about 20 miles away for non-payment of land taxes. The terse dispatch notes the detentions occurred amid ongoing tax enforcement actions.
Dwight W. Morrow defeats Rep. Franklin W. Fort and two others in New Jersey, leading by roughly a quarter million votes early in the count. Frelinghuysen and a fourth candidate trail as Morrow secures counties and a path toward a general election challenging Alex Sjer Bimpach in the Democratic primary. Fort concedes as party leaders weigh the implications for prohibition and 18th amendment debates.
Mayor Herman R. Unter signed an ordinance for paving Market Ave from 6th to East with a 12 foot width and 46.5 foot roadway. Total cost about 84809.25 with 35990. Funds come from gasoline tax and property assessments. Other measures authorize street work and a new street assessment plan. Two more field engineers are added and a storm sewer on Arbor 14 SW is planned with estimated cost 1.58.
Jacksonville officials reported William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee overdue after completing a round trip from San Diego to Jacksonville. They were last heard from nearly 17 hours earlier, with fear of a forced landing due to bad weather as authorities awaited word on their safety.
In Ravenna on June 1 the Oxy Club scene became the site of a violent bootleg incident. Three men were killed and one more was likely fatally wounded. Chief John Goodenough and Ravenna’s three-man police force led the county to secure the scene and enforce orders.
Parliament ends after an all night clash between Conservative leaders and Whitehall treasurer Philip Snowden. The chancellor defied taunts while the house stayed in session for over twenty hours to decide on a sanction related to a payment deadline.
An Ohioan noted for service to Princeton will assume a regional role in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The individual, linked to the Princeton Alumni Association of Southern Ohio, previously held leadership positions with Union Central Life in Cincinnati and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Alumni chapter.
In Onton, residents recall a busy celebration yesterday featuring remarks on national memory. Daniel Webster’s opening address is cited as stirring, with a humorous note about dictionary word choices. The letter praises broad minded locals and their connection to a historic ship and the Constitution.
Detroi tal globe trotters William Se rack and Edward F Schree reported speeding toward Jacksonville on a return transcontinental flight to Sam Deg. They planned to average 179 miles an hour, 16 faster than their arrival speed, after taking off at 8 15 p m. yesterday. They landed near 4 pm yesterday and refueled at Rockwell field briefly before resuming the return flight.
Sen Borah, leading coalitionists, urged Senate action on a resolution to require the tariff commission to study the cost of production differences for shoes furniture cement rake hoes shovels and wire. The measure aims to test if Smoot Hawley rates are scientifically based and if farmer benefits are offset by higher prices for goods.
A bandit escaped after stepping from a stove and fleeing with about $30 amid a crowded scene in Michigan. Manager KC Gibb and clerk Edward Koiker chased but did not pursue further after the thief forced them to remove their pants to delay him.
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