Snook Trial Moves to Plea Debate and Insanity Defense
Columbus dispatch reports three alienists were appointed to examine Dr. James Snook, accused slayer of Theora Hix, OSU student. With arraignment set for Monday on first degree murder, Snook weighs pleading guilty versus trial. His attorney favors trial, potential death or life sentence remains, body of victim found at the New York Central rifle range.
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Columbus
James Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
E. BE. Gaver
Robert C. Tarbell
William H. Pritchard
Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
James H. Snook
Snook
John F. Seidel
Cfient
Seidel
New York Central
Religious settlement ends Mexican church crisis
In Mexico City on June 22, President Portes Gil announced a framework ending a long religious dispute. Priests will lead services from June 29, and church laws remain, with interpretation to reduce government church friction. The three points include priest registration by church authorities and freedom for ministers to teach doctrines.
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Gesford F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
VICE DRIVE ARRESTS AFTER CRABBE ACT VIOLATIONS
Three men and one woman were charged with violating the Crabbe act after a vice squad raid at 716 8th Street SE. Officers confiscated a pail of whisky and a half pint bottle of liquor amid an attempted destruction of evidence. Sherman Harris sat on a porch as the arrests occurred while John Davis and J. R. Johnson faced charges following a whisky throw from a window.
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8Th St SE
Sherman Harris
Harris
John Davis
J. R. Johnson
Davis
Calac
Beshore
Frazier
Bennett
Pollock
Lith
Canton marble champ and trainer forced down in Pennsylvania
Gilbert Darmon Canton marble champion and Dennis R. Smith of the Canton Daily News were forced to land at Ligonier Pennsylvania due to fuel depletion while en route to Ocean City New Jersey for the national marble tournament. After refueling they continued to Bedford for the night with a note that lack of sandwiches caused the stop.
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Canton
Gilbert Darmon
Dennis R. Smith
Canton Daily News
Ocean City
WN. J
Gilbert
Ligonier
Bedford
Canton Marble
Philadelphia
Day to Jail Monday in Sinclair Shadow Case
Washington district court chief Justice McCoy signed papers committing Henry Mason Day as a Salate of Harry F. Sinclair to four months in jail for the Sinclair jury shadow case. Day will report to the District jail Monday to begin his sentence.
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Washington
McCoy
District Supreme Court
Henry Mason Day
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Will Rogers on Heat and Headlines From Beverly Hills
A Will Rogers piece jokes about heat in California and readers unable to read due to perspiration. It notes MacDonald traveling by air to work abroad and references J. P. Morgan and Germany payment talks, plus mentions products and brands in a light, satirical tone.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Msay MacDonald
Great Britain
J. P. Morgan
Germany
Faneee
Ween Fleishman
Gillette Razor Blades
Boston Garters
Will Rogers
Deny Morrow Threats Dismissed By Embassy
United States Ambassador Dwight Morrow was recovering from indigestion and planning a weekend trip to Cuernavaca. Embassy officials denied recent threats, noting earlier threats against Morrow Portes Gil Calles and other leaders had largely ceased.
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Mexico City
United States
Dwight Morrow
Cuernavaca
Emilio Portes Gil
Elias Calles
Pilot Lands to Try New York Return Flight in 48 Hours
Lee Schoenhair departed from Los Angeles at 3 41 a m in the airplane Silvertown on a bid to fly to New York and back within 48 hours. He carried 485 gallons of fuel after his craft was damaged when moved by attendants at Metropolitan Field last night.
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Los Angeles
Lee Schoenhair
Silvertown
New York
Schoenhair
Metropolitan Field
Sheriff and Chief Deputy to Confer on Dance Hall Survey
Sheriff Ed Gibson and Chief Deputy George Daily were to confer on plans for surveying Starkeo dance halls as ordered by Judge Abram Agler. The aim is to ensure compliance with licenses and curb violations, with a survey likely to begin after the meeting and law enforcement staying vigilant over Sunday operations.
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Ed Gibson
George Daily
Starkeo
Abram Agler
Gibson
Agler
Two Children Struck by Autos in East Canton Incidents
Catherine Brauchy four, of Myers Lane near East Canton, is hospitalized with serious injuries after a Friday night pedestrian strike on East Canton road by truck driven by Clayton Brown of 1826 3d St NE. A five year old reported by Ralph Ingold of 1427 3d St SE ran into another car Friday night but was not seriously injured. A.O. Toole of Massillon and D.G. Schaffert of 2908 Crown NW drove cars that collided near the Schaffert residence Friday night with no injuries reported.
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Catherine Brauchy
Myers’ Lane
East Canton
Mercy Hospital
East Canton Rd
Clayton Brown
Ralph Ingold
A. O. Toole
Massillon
D. G. Schaffert
Crown of NW
Schaffert
Annual School Report Details Absences and Public School Reach
The annual report records 12 526 official absences in public schools last year among about 20 000 students. It notes 15 803 home and office visits, 14 300 dental examinations, 4 564 prophylactics, 5 299 toxin anti toxin interjections, 3 717 smallpox vaccinations, 7 069 physician examinations, 10 286 eye readings, and 1 392 home calls. June attendance reached 98 with 346 tardies and 15 380 perfect attendance cases.
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Harter W. March
Albaugh
Robert H. Firth
Firth
Canton
King Honors Labor Leader to Barony in Official Gazette
King George bestowed a barony on Sir John Sankey the lord chancellor in the Labor government. The Official Gazette also announced that Rt. Hon. W. G. Bridgeman first lord of the admiralty in the prior Conservative government will become Viscount Bridgeman of Leigh.
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London
George
John Sankey
W. G Bridgeman
Admiralty
Viscount Bridgeman
Leigh
Lelivelt Resigns as Milwaukee Brewers Manager
Milwaukee June 22 Jack Lelivelt resigned as manager of the Milwaukee Brewers due to ill health. Marty Berghammer of Tulsa was named his successor after a club conference led by vice president Louis Nahin.
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Milwaukee
Jack Lelivelt
Milwaukee Brewers
Marty Berghammer
Tulsa
Lelivelt
Louis Nahin
Nahin
Metropolitan Weather Brings Heat Warning After Drownings
East and New York faced milder but rising heat with Sunday forecasts for clouds. Three weather related deaths were recorded yesterday two drownings and one heart disease case aggravated by heat in the metro area.
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New York
City rally as 14 year old fights kala azar
In New York on June 22 a dying boy George Mosher 14 at Seaside Hospital Staten Island draws urgent blood and donations. Dozens offer blood and money with a Yale Harvard graduate lawyer among applicants and Jamestown High School pupils raising funds to cover hospital costs.
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United Press
New York
George Mosher
Staten Island
Terialize
Tom Kane
Mosher
Yale
Harvard
Jamestown High School
George’s Hospital
Firemen Are Fame Victims
A $250000 Depot Square fire in Tarrytown New York left five firefighters overcome, nine businesses destroyed, and 17 families homeless. Hero Fred Brundage 22 who is crippled by infantile paralysis awakened neighbors after escaping via crutches from his apartment to a nearby shed. The blaze started between frame buildings owned by the Scogna and Duffy estates and was halted by a fireproof wall at the Hudson building.
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United Press
Tarrytown
N. Y
Depot Square
Fred Brundage
Scogna and Duffy
Hudson
Five Hundred Displaced by Fire in Italian Neighborhood
Brooklyn dispatch reports a fire sweeping half a block of homes and businesses in an Italian district, forcing 500 residents from their residences. Damage is estimated at 250000 dollars as flames damaged the Delaney Cooperage Co rear area, Goldfein Brothers Lumber Co, Smith warehouse, and Craig Iron Factory.
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Brooklyn
Delaney Cooperage Co
Goldfein Brothers Lumber Co
Smith Warehouse
Craig Iron Factory
Husband slays mother of nine in Grove City tragedy
In Grove City Ohio on June 22 Fred Wilkins shot and killed Eva Wilkins mother of eight and near term with her ninth child. The deranged husband then fired a shotgun blast in his bedroom as she lay in the doorway awaiting a doctor. Neighbor Harr Eitel searched for medical help during the shooting.
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Grove City
Eva Wilkins
Fred
Ten Carloads of Near Beer Seized in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa ten carloads of near beer were held by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway for investigation. Judge John Hammond secured a search warrant authorizing seizure of the cars as intoxicating liquor under Iowa law. The beer from Manitowoc Wisconsin is believed to total about 6000 cases.
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Des Moines
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
John Hammond
Hammond
Manitowoc
Wis
Brookhart Proposes New Farm Relief Plan
Senator Brookhart of Iowa proposed a debenture farm relief amendment to the tariff bill. The plan would make tariff bounty certificates payable only to the federal farm board, which would pass them to stabilization corporations representing farmers, keeping them from exporters and speculators.
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Washington
Sen
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Man leaps to death from City of Cleveland III
An unidentified man leaped to his death from the deck of the D. and C. liner City of Cleveland III as it neared Cleveland. The incident occurred in Lake Erie and details were reported by the vessel on arrival.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
City of Cleveland III
Ocean Plane U S Bound Long Overdue
The tri motor Dornier 16 carrying Commander Ramon Franco and four Spanish flyers is overdue while rumors fly of a possible Azores landing. Horta in the Azores reports no contact and officials stand by to aid the crew as they refuel for the transatlantic leg to New York.
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U. S
United Press
Ramon Franco
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Azores
Horton
New York
Secretaries in Final Session at Canton Convention
Delegates to the Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association convened a final day in Canton with three minute reports on chamber work and a 10 30 round table. Officers were to be elected at lunch with speaker W R Jacobs of Goodyear Akron. a 3 pm golf event followed.
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Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Brookside Country Club
W. R&r. Jacobs
Aeronautic
Goodyear Rubber Co
Akron
William A. Mills
Barberton
Karl A. Dixon
Columbus
Rawley W. Holcombe
Steubenville
Delmar G. Clarkey
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati
A. J. Horn
Toledo
Nelson A Dodd
Newark
U.S
Dan A. Reed
Dunkirk
N. Y
National School For Commercial and Trade Organization
Canton Chamber of Commerce
John Northway
Hamilton
Karl Dixon
National School
Carl Sterk
Warren
Plane crash kills inspector and injures pilot near Lambert Field
An investigation is under way into a Curtiss Aviation Co. test flight at Lambert Field after the engine cut out at about 100 feet. Sydney Crutcher, chief inspector, died, and 18-year-old pilot Alfred Dunlap was injured. Witnesses said the aircraft overturned and crashed.
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ST. Louis
Sydney Crutcher
Curtiss Robin Aviation Co
Alfred Dunlap
Lambert Field
Dawes and Gibson Named U S Entries for Parley
President Hoover selects Charles G. Dawes and Hugh Gibson as the U S delegation for naval arms reductions talks. Dawes brings reparations and banking experience, while Gibson is a long time career diplomat. They will meet in London ahead of negotiations, with Gibson possibly guiding the Washington meeting.
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Charles G. Dawes
Hugh &. Gibson
London
State Department
Gibson
Brussels
Dawes
League of Nations Preparatory Commission
Tegucigalpas
Honduras
Foreign Services
Hoover
Legation
Washington
Geneva
Preparatory Commission
Classified ads tease offers for Canton area land and houses
Bits of News notes four acres of land with six recommended houses for sale. Readers are invited to turn to today’s classifieds for the many offers in the Canton Daily News Classified Department.
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Canton Daily News
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