Gilbert Wins and Loses in Marble Meet at Ocean City
Gilbert D Yarmon, marble champion, split a morning series with Stanley Ruzich of Pittsburgh in the national miles tourney at Ringer Stadium Ocean City. He lost the first 7 to 6 and won the second 8 to 5 while battling a bleeding shooting finger. He also beat Kenneth Bingham 8 to 5, then lost 9 to 4 in the second game. Fifty boys from as many cities began the national marble tournaments amid a Philadelphia visit day themed by historic depictions and Valley Forge pilgrimage.
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Ringer Stadium
Ocean City
Gilbert D’yarmon
Canton
Stanley Ruzich
Pittsburgh
Gilbert
Ruzich
Kenneth Bingham
Philadelphia
Congressional Hall
Liberty
Great Navy
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Herbert Burke
Shabee
Arnolds Granted New Trial by District Court
In Wooster Ohio on June 24 the ninth district court of appeals granted new trials to Elias and Arthur Arnold both serving terms for the alleged kidnapping of four year old Melvin Horst of Orrville. The court faulted trial judge G A Starn for not closely examining the key witness Junior Hanna eight whose testimony the state relied on to place the boy in the Arnolds yard. The panel of judges Washburn Pardee and Funk ordered retrial noting errors of law prejudicial to the defendants and that guilt beyond a reasonable doubt was not supported by the evidence. The case now returns to Wayne common pleas court for retrial.
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Elias Arnold
State Penitentiary
Arthur
Mansfield Reformatory
Junior Hanna
Melvin
Elias
Hanna
Horst
Arnolds
G. A. Starn
Wooster
P. G. Washburn
Akron
W. E. Pardee
Ashland
Ross W. Funk
A. D. Metz
Willis Horn
Orrville
Marstellar
Nathan Cook
Cleveland
Cuyahogaca
W. E. Parde
Wayne To Common Pleas Court
Dance halls ordered closed under blue law nationwide drive
Sheriff Ed Gibson announced Starkco and about 50 county dance halls outside municipal limits must close from midnight Saturday to Monday under Judge A W Agler’s blue law. Deputies will enforce the order, licenses may be revoked for violations, and Meyers Lake pavilion remains exempt.
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Starkco
Ed Gibson
A. W. Agier
Agler
Common Pleas
Gibson
Judge Agler
Meyers Lake Dancing Pavilion
Meyers Lake Village
Stresemann Says Hindenburg to Back Proclamation on Versailles
Berlin June 24 Dr Gustav Stresemann German foreign minister told the reichstag today that President Paul von Hindenburg would join the cabinet June 28 in issuing an official proclamation against the Treaty of Versailles.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Mini ‘Ter
Reichstag
Paul von Hindenburg
Etsailles
Heat Is Spotlight Of News of Day Will Rogers Special
Santa Monica June 24 outside heat no real news in papers government stagnant Hoover missing weekends Lindy and Anne joke Beverly Hills contract for bicycle NY trip many graduates across country. Masonic notice says fraternity to meet Tuesday 2 pm to attend funeral of Edward Gurnt bring cars. C C McKean MC B Norris sec adv
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Santa Monica
Cal
Temple
Mass Meeting for Tonight in Canton Airport Plan
Public mass meeting in Canton at Moose Temple aims to inform residents about the municipal airport project. The event seeks to gauge opinion and form a 100 member citizen committee to study all aspects and report before the August primaries, with William T. Kuhns presiding. The session starts at 7:39 PM.
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Moose Temple
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
William T. Kuhns
Pedestrians Hit By Electric Sign Short Circuit
Two pedestrians were knocked down when they walked on the iron grating in front of the Dover Building and Loan building. The incident was caused by a short circuit in an electric sign wire on June 24 in Dover.
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Dover
Dover Building & Loan
Tragic 3 Year Old Dies After East Canton Road Crash
Kathleen Mae Brauchy 3, daughter of Alfred Brauchy Jr., died from crash injuries at Little Flower Hospital after being struck on East Canton road by Clayton Brown’s truck. She suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Survived by father, mother, Mae Blanton, and grandparents. Funeral services Thursday at 2 at Westlawn Cemetery burial there.
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Kathleen Mae Brauchy
Alfred Brauchy, Jr
Myers Lane
Little Flower Hospital
East Canton Road
Clayton Brown
Mae Blanton
Canton
Alfred Brauchy
Cross Nation Flyer Abandons Record Flight After Crash
Lee Schoenair, aiming to fly nonstop from Los Angeles to New York, escaped with bruises when his Vertown plane crashed after 50 feet. He planned to ship the engine to the factory for a new craft, having just come from Cleveland to dodge mountain storms and fog.
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Schoenai
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Young Gunman Is Sentenced In Ohio Shootout
Lloyd Hoover, 21, Akron youth, pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill a Alliance College student, Al fred Davis, on March 20. He received a sentence of 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary. Orbie Gee, 19, and two juvenile defendants faced varying sentences for related crimes. Davis, a Mt. Union College student, was left in Mercy Hospital for weeks after the shooting. Trials were tentatively set for July 1.
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Lloyd Hoover
Akron
Alfred Davis
Alliance College
Charles Krichbaum
Ohio Penitentiary
Orbie Gee
Mansfield Reformatory
Davis
Mercy Hospital
Hoover
Krrchbaum
Mt. Union College
Alliance Bureau
Canton Daily News
Elbert Fowler
One Dead in Stark Co Accident in Canton
One Stark County resident, Harry M. Haylor, 80, was killed when struck by a car driven by M. G. Mitchell of Hepzebah West Virginia as he crossed the Canton North Canton road near his home. The accident occurred at 4 Sunday afternoon. Mitchell halted briefly then continued toward North Canton before being stopped by deputies.
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Harry M. Haylor
North Canton
North Canton Road
Stark Co
Ohio
Canton
Canton-North Canton Road
M. G. Mitchell
Hepzebah
W. Va
T. C. McQuate
Taylor
Mitchell
John Curry
Mitchel
Ora
Horn
Taxicab crash yields $364 for Howard Williams
In Rochester Supreme Court Howard Williams was awarded 364 for injuries from a taxicab crash after leaving a party where he was struck on the ear with an axe. He suffered contusions to the ears nose chin shoulders elbows chest arms and legs and two fractures of the jaw.
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Rochester
N. Y
Howard Williams
Supreme Court
Williams
Tunney Faces Heart Balm Suit Denial and Cross Claim
Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight champion, has filed a general denial to breach of promise charges brought by Katherine King Fogarty and a cross claim alleging he paid valuable consideration to drop the charges on two occasions. The payments, described as cash bribes, were made before his fights with Dempsey and Heeney, with one dollar cited in the first release.
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United Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Tunney
Fairfield
Conn
Homer
Cummings
Heflin Battled Rain to Address Cornered Audience
Senator Heflin spoke at Larison's Corners New Jersey amid rain delays. He accused the pope and the Knights of Columbus of planning to increase Catholic influence to suppress other religions, and said state troopers escorted him from Trenton over threats of assassination.
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Larison
N. J
Thomas Heflin
Knights of Columbus
United States
Heflin
Hunterdom Co
Trenton
Capones AIDS and Enemies Gather in Philadelphia
June 24 reports say Capone supporters have arrived in Philadelphia to greet him upon potential release from Holmesburg prison where he serves a year for concealed weapons. Enemies are rumored to have dispatched gunmen to confront him if freed early, with time off for good behavior possibly reducing the remainder of his sentence.
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Philadelphia
Alphonse (Scarface) Capone
Holmesburg
Capone
Harlem comic opera battle over hall ends with police
Seven people injured in Harlem as two rival Negro groups the Universal Negro Improvement Association and the Garvey Club clash over Liberty Hall. Police arrived with machine guns and rifles to restore order after rusted sabers and unloaded muskets caused injuries. The Garvey Club had held Liberty Hall while the Universal Improvement Association sought to take the venue, and a rent dispute led to the confrontation.
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Hy United Press
New York
Harlem
Universal Negro Improvement Asociation
Garvey
Liberty Hall
Law and Order
Garvey Club
Universal Negro Improvement Association
Improvement Association
Universal Improvement Association
Jacobson & Jacob
Jacobson & Jacobson
Universal Improvement Committee
Montreal Hit By Wind Storm
A violent wind storm swept the Montreal region causing several deaths and extensive property damage. Twenty two convalescent nuns were rescued from Sacred Heart convent after a lightning strike. Two firemen collapsed fighting the blaze threatening a million dollar plant. Two people drowned near Vaudreuil when their boat capsized. The storm affected a wide area around Montreal with communications disruptions hindering damage tallies.
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Montreal
Que
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Sault Au Recollet
Vaudreuil
Laurentian Mountains
St. Janvier Region
Here
Classifieds Offerings Include Furnished Rooms and Trade
Bits from the northwest classifieds note three furnished first floor rooms for rent and a modern roomer suitable house. A confectionery shop is for sale with solid business, plus a Peerless touring car with g004 tires for sale. An 160 acre tractor farm is listed for sale or trade, all within today’s Canton Daily News Classified Department.
Fraternal Order Eagles Meet For Late Bro Leo Schario Funeral
Fraternal Order of Eagles members meet at Eagle Temple tonight at eight for funeral services for deceased Brother Leo V. Schario of 436 Girard Avenue SE. Bring your cars. Frank Bowe is W Pres and R G Schisler Sec Adv.
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Eagle Temple
Leo V. Schario
Girard Av
Frank Bowe
R. G. Schisler
Spainscale Search for Missing Flyers Extends Atlantic Reach
Commander Ramon Franco and three companions aboard a Spanish seaplane vanished 70 hours after departure while attempting to reach the United States via the Azores. Spain dispatched seaplane squadrons and four destroyers to scour the Atlantic between Spain and the Azores. A rumor of a wreck sighting near the Azores circulated in Madrid but was denied by official sources.
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United Press
Ramon Franco
United States
Azores Islands
Pacee
Boes
Atlantic
Spain
Azores
Madrid
Magallanes
Foreign Office
Ministry of Marine
Tremors Force Evacuation in New Zealand District
Wellington reports say the entire Murchison district is evacuated after renewed quakes. Most residents fled to the capital, some abandoning belongings as tremors damaged Farewell Cape lights and cut water in Wesport. More shocks hit nearby areas Saturday causing widespread fear.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Murchison District
Farewell Cape
Murchison
Taka
Wesport
London ambulances cost a pretty penny for travel
London’s Metropolitan Asylums Board operates 250 high powered motor ambulances. For about 2.50 dollars a ride, a passenger can be driven anywhere in the city. The vehicles are heated by hot water pipes from the engine and mounted on special springs to reduce road shocks.
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London
Metropolitan Asylums Board
Snook pleads not guilty in coed murder case
Columbus report states Dr James H Snook former Ohio State University instructor pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge in the slaying of co ed Theora Hix. Judge Duncan set July 22 for trial as Snook’s attorneys vow no guilty plea despite earlier confession.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Robert P. Duncan
John F. Seidel
E. O. Ricketts
Snook
Miss Hix
Maine
Day Law Campaign To Emphasize Dry Law June 30
Washington announces a twofold push to teach youth about prohibition. The government will spend 100000 dollars on posters for post offices banks and stations while the Anti-Saloon League coordinates church outreach led by FP Scott McBride urging pastors and Sunday schools to stress enforcement on Sunday June 30.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Doran
Scott McBride
A and P Market in Massillon Rented and Robbed
In Massillon on June 24 a new A and P Market in the 100 block of West Lincoln Way was rented late Saturday night or Sunday morning and $415 in cash was stolen. A pocket wrench was used to force the rear door. Manager R H Allen reported the loss. resident Anna Drouhard saw the door open at 7 am and alerted police. Patrolman Moore investigated.
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Massillon
A. and P
West Lincoln Way
R. H. Allen
Rothay
Anna Drouhard
Wilber PD
Moore
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