British Storms Kill Twenty Seven Across Empire
United Press reports on June 19 from London that twenty seven people died in storms and a tidal wave in the British empire. Seven perished in a severe rain and electrical storm in southern England, with extensive damage. Twenty others drowned by the tidal wave following an earthquake in New Guinea. A region between Dorset and Essex faced a drought as the unusual weather struck.
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United Press
London
British Empire
England
New Guinea
Dorset
Essex
Australian Rivers Rise as Downpour Forces Evacuations
Four Australian rivers kept rising under days of heavy rain in Sydney and surrounding areas. Valleys flooded and at least one inhabitant was driven from their home as floodwaters breached low-lying areas and prompted emergency responses.
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Sydney
S. W
Floods Inundate French Villages Forcing Evacuations
Two villages in the Nievre department were inundated by floods today and residents fled. Railway service was disrupted across the region as flood damage caused heavy disruptions and destruction in the area.
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Paris
Nievre
Departeent
Stark co grand jury indicts Heidenthal in manslaughter case
The Stark county grand jury returned an indictment for manslaughter against F J Heidenthal Wooster driver of the car that killed Mrs Eva Craig at the East Canton road Trump avenue intersection Heidenthal posted a 1500 bond as coroner filed charges The panel also brought 16 true bills including embezzlement burglary larceny and non support and will next consider manslaughter charges against Edward Brashear and Carl Craig Two killed and 20 injured in a Brashear truck crash near Uniontown.
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Stark Co Grand Jury
F. J. Heidenthal
Wooster
Eva Craig
Fletcher
Heidenthal
Canton Road
Trumpau
Liberty
T. C. McQuate
Justice of Peace
Donald Smyth
Wilbur Perkins
Prudential Insurance Co
al True
Joseph Eslich
Christo Nickoloff
Mike Demko
Frank Liska
Frank Sekora
Frank Sira
Max Mitzel
Wilbur Perins
Harry Patton
Irwin Heslop
Max Samuels
George Kovacevic
Clyde Harig
William Sheline
Thomas Yurasite
Edward Brashear
Carl Craig
Brashear
Uniontown
Mexico Rules On Trade Cases
Washington reports say Mexico’s supreme court will rule in Chickering & Sons. The decision, seen as crucial to U S firms, would affirm access to Mexican courts without entry into the Mexican commercial register, contrasting with the Palmolive ruling.
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Mexico
Washington
Supreme Court
Chickering & Sons
Commerce Department
Americ 28
United States Fms
Knights of Malta Funeral for Companion Backer at Spiker
Funeral services for Companion backer held by Knights of Malta at Spiker's tonight at 7:30. The event proceeds with solemn rites as the Fraternal group honors a member whose passing prompted the gathering.
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Knights of Malta
Spiker
Adv
Death Claims Mrs Ella Cock after long Canton life
Mrs Ella Houser Cock aged 77 died at home 1526 Yale av NW after a two week angina illness. She lived her life in Canton, married Charles B Cock in 1881, and leaves a son Herbert Cox of New Brunswick NJ and two daughters Mrs Carl Duerr Canton and Mrs Raymond Kelley Cleveland. Funeral at First Baptist Church Saturday at 3 with private family service at 2:30 and Westlawn Cemetery burial.
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Charles 8
Yale
John Houser
Canton
Charles 8. Cock
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Canton Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Daugters of the American Revolution
Canton Woman's Club
Cook
Canton Public
Avery Academy
Denison University
New England Conservatory of Music
Herbert R. Cox
New Brunswick
N. J
Carl Duerr
Raymond B. Kelley
Cleveland
E. S. Meyer
Frederick, John
Phebe Ann Duerr
Katharine Kelley
Edwin Cox
L. M. Roper
New York City
First Baptist,Church
W. E. Bridge
Westlawn Cemetery
Federal Jury Delays Report On Canton Graft Probe
The federal grand jury in Cleveland will not report findings until next week probably Monday or Tuesday. U S District Attorney Wilfred A Mahon said indictments against Canton residents are expected. The jury has been closed to Canton witnesses for over a week, hearing testimony about a tieup between bootleggers and Canton police.
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Federal
Cleveland
Canton
U. S
Wilfred A. Mahon
Lost billfold worth reward offered in classifieds
A billfold with valuable papers was lost on Cherry ay. A reward is offered for its return. Read today’s classifieds in Canton Daily News Classified Department for offers and details.
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Cherry Ay
Canton Daily
Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination Unprecedented Margin
United Press reports Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow captured the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in New Jersey with a lead over Franklin W. Fort expected to exceed 300000 after 37 districts remaining are counted. The result marks an extraordinary statewide margin in party primary history.
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United Press Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
New Jersey
Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
Morrow rises as Morrow wins New Jersey primary
Dwight W. Morrow sweeps the New Jersey Republican senatorial primary on the repeal of the 18th Amendment. His win positions him as a national leader of the anti prohibition movement and a potential presidential candidate, with Hoover's White House pledge noted.
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United Press
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
Hoover
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Franklin Fort
Drys
Fort
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White House
The
Treasury
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Commission
Republican Party
Actor Silent on Payoff Gossip in Clara Bow Romance
Rex Bell, star of Clara Bow's latest film, refused to discuss gossip of Bow's alleged affair with a Dallas physician. He deflected questions to Bow's spouse and offered no comment on the rumored romance with Harry Richman. The Hollywood spotlight lingers on Bow's love life amid persistent chatter.
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Rex Bell
Clara Bow
Colony
Miss Bow
Dallas
Tex
Clara
Bell
Hollywood
Migs Bow
Harry Richman
New York
Council meeting may be delayed to July seventh
City council may hold a special session before the regular meeting set for July seven following a vetoed transportation franchise. Regular meetings are scheduled for the first and third Mondays each month, with the delay disclosed by Council Clerk Earl Hafer.
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Earl Hafer
Screen Star Takes Stand in Alienation Suit
Harry Langdon, the Los Angeles film comedian, testifies in Superior Court over a platonic friendship that led to a legal fight. He seeks to avoid repaying 11,500 dollars in notes plus 15,000 dollars cash given to Thomas J. O'Brien, former husband of Langdon's wife, who threatens a 250,000 alienation of affections suit. Langdon denies stealing his wife’s affection from her ex-husband.
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Los Angeles
Harry Langdon
Thomas J. O'Brien
Langdon
O’brien
Toledo, O
Maniacal slaver taunts police with coded threats note
A New York killer claiming 16 planned murders sent two letters to the New York Evening Journal. He boasted of a third victim Harold Bridenbach and warned seven more people are marked for death using coded messages. Police hunted near the Boston road in the Bronx as more letters arrived.
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New York Evening Journal
College Point
Boston
Harold Bridenbach
WRVA
WRYVS
C. P
Philadelphia
Journal
Boston Road
Bronx
Potters’ Lane
John Mozynski
Noel Lowley
Catherine May
Betty Ring
Ex Kaiser in Rescue Role Near Doorn
Doorn Holland June 19 Former Kaiser Wilhelm and his wife aided in two separate accidents near Doorn. They helped rescue two burned motor boat passengers and provided first aid before medical help arrived. They then assisted at an overturned car scene and waited as an ambulance treated the injured before returning to Doorn.
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Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Lake
Kagermeer
von Hohenzollerns
Kaisers Town
Doorn House
New Brenner Trial Ordered After Court Loss
A damage suit from 1928 involving Thomas Brenner and a Fourth of July fireworks injury was sent back for a new trial by the Ohio Supreme Court. Brenner, who lost a hand and suffered facial disfigurement, had been awarded 50 000 dollars later reduced to 35 000 in common pleas court. The Stark County Agricultural Society seeks a fresh verdict as the case progresses through higher courts.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Stark County Agricultural Society
Thomas Brenner
Stark County Fairgrounds
Brenner
Common Pleas Court
The
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Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Kidnapers to Be Arraigned in Detroit Circuit Court
Detroit police and the prosecuting attorney's office prepared to present evidence in circuit court this afternoon to hold four men and a woman arrested in a string of kidnappings. Five suspects seek habeas corpus releases while authorities plan to confront Joseph Legs Laman and Henry Andrews, former gang members brought from prisons, who reportedly confessed gang workings.
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Detroit
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Harry Hallisey
Ben Rubenstein
Stanley Delong
Howard Barkley
Joseph
Legs” Laman
Henry Andrews
Jackson
Marquette
Sydney gangland case looms as reporter vanishes
Sydney Truth reporter Murray Hullett missing since Tuesday amid fears he was kidnapped over a gangland article. Hullett was attacked by four gangsters last Saturday in Surrey Hills, a Sydney suburb. Buffalo judge orders Lila Jimerson to stand trial again for first degree murder in the slaying of Clothilde Marchand, wife of Jimerson’s former lover.
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Sydney
Alfred Lingle
Chicago
Murray Hullett
Sydney Truth
Hullett
Surrey Hills
Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
Lila
Henry Marchand
Samuel J. Harris
Supreme Court
Body Found on Nimishiken Creek Bank
Police probed a report of a man found dead on Nimishiken Creek bank at 10th Street NE. It was not known if death was accidental or foul play.
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Nimishiken Creek
10Th St
French flyer killed as plane crashes near Vinti mille
A French aviator died and three others were seriously injured when a military aircraft crashed near Nice on June 1. The accident occurred near Vinti mille, authorities reported.
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Nice
France
Vintimille
Just Morrow Victory Provokes Wet Candidate Hype
Dwight Morrow's sweeping win shocks observers as a beacon for wet campaigners. The author mocks the candidate's appeal beyond a standard platform, comparing him to legendary figures and noting a broad but confused reaction from readers and Harvardites. The letter hints at political optimism across states if Morrows can inspire imitators.
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Dwight Morrow
Belyachevich
New Jersey
Boston
Bulgarian King Leaves Exile Returns Home
Bucharest June 19 reports say former Bulgarian king Ferdinand is returning from exile. He left Cologne and travels incognito, sanctioned by the Bulgarian government, planning to pass through Romania and reach Sofia within days. News reached Bucharest through Bulgarian authorities.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Cologne
Germany
Romania
Sofia
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Returns to New York
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd and his party of Antarctic explorers arrived in New York after two years at sea and ice. A ticker tape parade greeted them as Mayor Walker praised their courage and the crew, led by Byrd, was escorted through Battery Park and City Hall Park.
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Richard B. Byrd
Antarctic
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hy Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Admiral Bryd
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Thomas Byrd
Westwood Byrd
Margaret Byrd
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Byrd
Margaret
Battery Park
Broadway
Whitehall
Park Place
Richmond Blues
Ths Haven
James J. Walker
Walker
South Pole
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Battery
City Hall Park
Manhattan
Australia
Bernt Balchen
Paul Siple
Eleanor Bolling
City of
America
Admiral Byrd
Whalen
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