Canton safety council forms to cut accidents locally
A Friday gathering in the Canton city council chamber launched a new 4 chapter National Safety Council aimed at reducing deaths from home, workshop, and street accidents. Dr. Schuffell led planning with plans for education, patrols, and driver training to save lives in the city and vicinity.
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National Safety Council
Hich
HM. Schuffell
Canton Automobile Club
Harry A. Staley
A. R. McCony
Schuffell
E E’green
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ting
Secute
E J. Frye
Central Fire Alpment Co
James Seccombe
Coopera of Council
Jesse H
Uperintendent
Omas C. Whipple
Parenter Association
A. R. McCon
Automobile Club Mansi Ae
George H. Muehleisen
C. H. Oe
Republic Steel Corp
Ees P. Foust
Lowell Beuchurch
On Ministerial Association
Canty case and lost purse headline in classified section
A Canton Daily Classified item notes a lost purse containing 99 and two diamond rings with a liberal reward for return. It mentions a 6 ft all plate glare display and a sale of vegetables and plants. Household furnishings are offered as cheap deals in the porch sale.
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Six Hurled Ten Death on Cliff
Six members of one family were killed when Raymond Spang hurled his wife and four children from a 400 foot cliff at West Rock Park in New Haven Conn. After tossing them over the precipice he fired on onlookers and then leapt to his death by a hand spring. The event drew hundreds as the crowd watched from Westville.
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New Haven
Conn
Raymond Spang
Spang
West Rock Park
Connecticut
Bandits Bind Bank Cashier Then Strike Bank Vault
Cincinnati, June 21. Henry A. Green cashier of the Bank of Reading in Reading, Ohio, was kidnaped from his home by a band of robbers who bound his wife and left with Green. They threatened to force him to open the bank vault but the bank had not been robbed.
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Cincinnati
Henry A. Green
Reading
Here
Greens
Betty
Green
Mrs. Green
Mrs Green
Bank of Reading
Chicago
Bombay Riot Leaves 200 Volunteers Injured
On June 21 in Bombay police repelled National Congress volunteers aiming to demonstrate at Esplanade Maidan, despite a magistrate's order. About 200 volunteers, including two women, were injured as troops stationed nearby held in reserve at their barracks.
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Bombay
National Congress
Esplanade Maidan
Hoover's Son Home From Harvard Visit at White House
Allan Hoover, a Harvard post graduate student, is spending a few days with his father at the White House before a summer job. He returned yesterday from a week with his mother at the President's Rapidan Camp in Virginia, where Mrs. Hoover rests recovering from a strained back.
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Washington
Allan Hoover
Harvard
White House
Byrd Receives Third Civic Welcome in Richmond
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd prepares for a Richmond reception after Hoover honors him with the gold medal of the National Geographic Society. The expedition crew left for New York, having seen footage of their polar exploits including the ice cave accident, whales, seals, penguins, and Little America.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Virginia
Richmond
Hoover
Byrd
National Geographical Society
New York
Little America
PUSH PROBE IN DEATH OF MAN
Police widen inquiry into the death of Crist Karas also known as Kara panaidis 36 whose body was found on Nimishillen Creek east bank. Coroner suspects homicide after post mortem while detectives question witnesses as they pursue a theory the death may have been self inflicted.
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Crist Karas
Karapanaidis
Irwin Pf NE
Nimishillen Creek
Karas
T. C. McQuate
House passes deficiency bill with Boulder dam fight
Washington June 21 The second deficiency bill carrying about 68 million dollars in supplementary and new appropriations plus a large public buildings program awaited Senate action after passing the House without record vote. A key item was 10.66 million for Boulder dam start up, opposed by Rep Douglas of Arizona who led opposition to the project.
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Washington
Senate
House
Boulder
Douglas
Arizona
Mine Explosion Traps 14 Miners in Ohio Shaft
Graphic reports describe an explosion at the Virginia Hill mine near Forty in St Clairsville Ohio yesterday evening. Two miners were burned and fourteen were trapped for over an hour before rescue efforts succeeded.
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ST. Clairsville
Virginia Hill
Fforty
Lingle Murder Gun Traced To Capone Ally Foster
Chicago June 21 United Press reports the revolver used in Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle’s assassination has been traced to Frank Foster, a top lieutenant who defected from Moran Aiello gangs to Capone. Ballistics confirmed the weapon sold by Peter von Frantzius to Foster, with Foster sought nationwide as investigators probe motives and other gang ties. Foster’s flight after the killing and Moran Aiello enmity are noted as part of the case.
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Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Scarface
Peter von Frantzius
von Frantzius
Foster
Lingles
the Tribune
Capone
Willie Marks
Moran
North Side
Lingle
Aiello
Moran-Aiello
Alfred J Lingle
NEA Service
al Capone
Fderal
Fifteen Die in Vaiviri Shipwreck Off Papua
Melbourne reports the motorship Vaiviri sank after a storm off Papua, with Magistrate Berg and his three children among the 15 dead. The captain and Berge’s baby were swept away. Mrs Berg and the child were rescued after nine hours in the sea. Thirteen natives survived.
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Melbourne
Australia
Papua
Berg
Berge
Earliest Pole Scout Siple To Visit Washington High
American boy scout Paul Siple from Erie Pennsylvania, first to reach the South Pole, plans to address Washington High School students about life among whales and ice. He is in town with Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd.
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Washington
South Pole
Washington High School
Paul Siple
Erie
Richard E. Byrd
County Democrats Rally Opens Campaign in Stark County
State candidates were expected at a Saturday rally in the Eagles Club to launch Stark County Democrats campaigns. The Jackson Club sponsored the event with neighboring counties aiding. Local Democrats, enthusiastic, plan speeches, entertainment, orchestra music, and a lunch with all ages invited. John F. Locke of the Jackson club serves as chairman.
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Stark Co Democrats
Eagles’ Club
Jackson Club
John F. Locke
Clara Bow Leaves Dallas on Mystery Trip
Clara Bow boarded the Sunshine Special bound for St Louis with secretary Daisy Jee and five trunks. At Marshall she sent a telegram, refusing to reveal the destination or intended onward route, as crowds waved goodbye in Dallas.
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Allas
Tex
Clara Bow
Daisy Jee
Marshall
Aimee Denies She Is To Wed Rodeheaver
Aimee Semple McPherson returned to Los Angeles from the Holy Land and stopped in Salt Lake City where she denied rumors of marrying fellow evangelist Homer Rodeheaver. She called the reports silly and said she has not seen him in two years.
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Aimee
Salt Lake City
Holy Land
Utah
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Homer Rodeheaver
Longest Day of the Year Marks Summer Solstice
The article notes the sun rising at 4 47 am and set at 7 35 pm on Saturday, with summer arriving in Canton at 10 44 pm. It explains the solstice as the sun pausing briefly at its northern reach before returning southward, marking the first official day of summer.
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Canton
Invisible Ties Hold Chicago Gangs From Clean Sweep
Chicago gangs lie low while civic groups push a strong clean up drive. Officials say ties between gangland and politics are too strong to break quickly. A patrolman’s clash with a politically connected casino owner shows how corruption shields criminals.
Senate Dials Return to Old Phones in Washington
Tele phone company workers, under a senate resolution, removed the new diaphones found complex to use. They will replace them with old style instruments, enabling senators to direct switchboard operators to dial their numbers.
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Washington
Senate
Cannon Charge Made Openly
Washington June 21 Followers of Bishop Cannon and Rep Tinkham await action after Tinkham abandoned congressional immunity and reaffirmed charges that Cannon violated the corrupt practices act. He alleged Cannon received 68,300 dollars mostly in cash from Jameson during the 1928 elections and concealed receipts until 1929 with 44,300 still unaccounted for.
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Washington
Cannon
Tinkham
Senate
Massachusetts
House
Bishop Cannon
House of Representatives
New York
Jameson
Senate Lobby
Mexican Flyer Starts Flight to Mexico City
On June 21 at Roosevelt Field Col. Roberto Fierro of the Mexican army and mechanic Arnulfo Cortes began a non stop attempt to reach Mexico City in 16 hours. Their Lockheed Sirius Anahucha carried 475 gallons of gasoline 27 gallons of oil and a load over 6 000 pounds for the 2 000 mile trip.
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Col. Fierro
Mexico City
New York
Col
Roberto Fierro
Vittor
Fierro
Arnulfo Cortes
Roosevelt Field
Slayer Goes to Death in Chair in Ohio Penitentiary
James Litteral, 47, of Baker Oregon, was electrocuted after requesting to bid farewell to witnesses and newspaper men in the death chamber. Warden Thomas granted the farewell, the unusual last-minute request during his execution for the murder of a shell-shocked veteran. The notice also mentions a Moose event: Brothers meet at temple at 7:30 for funeral services for Brother C. E. Witmer.
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Columbus
James Litteral
Baker, Ore
Ohio
Kimberly
Litteral
P. O ‘Thomas
Temple
C. E. Witmer
Expansion Plan Benefits Stark County Plants In 1930 Program
Republic Steel Corp announces major upgrades across Youngstown Warren Canton Massillon mills costing 8 million dollars. Key additions include a 30 thousand ton electric welding pipe mill in Youngstown and a double mill upgrade at Massillon. Nonferrous and finishing departments expand, furnace and water systems installed in Canton. Remaining funds may reach 3.865 million dollars.
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Youngstown
Warren
Canton
Massillon
Republic Steel Corp
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Cleveland
Canton Mill
Republic Corporation
Maniac Declares Murder Finished From New York
United Press reports a maniac known as 3X, hunted for over ten days, claims in a letter to the Evening Journal that his mission is done and that he is headed to Russia by air. Five suspects were arrested yesterday in Queens Philadelphia and Newark but were exonerated. A Brooklyn pastor provided a clue linking handwriting to a man resembling 3X.
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New York
Evening Journal
Russia
Queens
Philadelphia
Newark
Joseph Oswald Clark
Joseph V. Cooper
Emanuel Episcopal Church of
Brooklyn
Gooper
Courtroom Collapse Delays Trial in Reno
Be atrice Elaman fainted in Superior Judge Bartlett s courtroom while Ralph Eleman, former New York gan magnate, testified in a legal battle. Doctors say she had been near a breakdown for days and Judge Bartlett postponed the case until next Tuesday.
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Reno
Nev
Beatrice Elaman
Bartlett
Ralph Eleman
New York
For Bobby Jones and Dawes as White House Hopefuls
A Chicago commentator muses on Bobby Jones’s dominance in golf and his potential as president while noting Charley Dawes arrived from London and rumors of political racketeering bids from both sides. The piece portrays Dawes as a formidable, persuasive figure in a heated political arena.
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Bobby Jones
White House
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St. Loui
Bruce Catton
NEA
Slayer
Moose
Stark CO
Maniac
He United Press
Bobby
Will Rogers
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London
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