Jury Disagrees in Kirby Larceny Case at Delaware
At Delaware June 25 the jury in the Josiah Kirby larceny case failed to reach a verdict after two days of deliberation. Fourteen jurors, seven men and seven women, were split with one woman juror holding out, and Judge Fred H. Wolf discharged the panel at noon. Kirby faces related legal battles including a July trial date on a separate charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Eveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Unt Co
George L. Fix
Land
Fred H. Wolf
Reman Dethl
Kirby
Dela
Kirby Usly
California
Miss Ima Booster Caught Again at Lake Theater
A noon scene at the lake theater features Miss Ima Booster and an interaction with Rose Weisbrod, 1463 12 Houses Ave, resulting in a $10 prize for the 14 year old winner. The incident accompanies a broader report on local civic events and a pending Ohio Christian Endeavor Union leadership race led by Rev. Orris W. Haulman, with further notes on a convention parade and remarks by U.S. Senator Frank B. Willis.
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Ima
Rose Weisbrod
Houses Ave
Helen Morisson
the Lake Theater
Rose
Orris W. Haulman
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Grave Reformed Church
Akron
Frnns Homming
United States
Rank B. Willis
Delaware
Ohio
WAR VETERANS OPEN STATE MEETING AT CONVENTION IN CANTON
Paul Prouts, Canton Daily News staff photographer, captures state officers and receiving committee at the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual state convention opening today. Top row lists Clarence Finger Ed Asher John Hanifan Karl Feist Francis J. Cook S. M. Swarts George Beam W. J. Fulton L. I. Morehouse. Bottom row shows Mrs D A Spencer Esther Spiece Mrs S M Snavely and Mrs L F Morehouse.
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Paul Prouts
Canton Daily News
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clarence Finger
Ed Asher
John Hanifan
Karl Feist
Francis J. Cook
S. M. Swarts
George Beam
W. J. Fulton
L. I. Morehouse
Driver Arrested in Reckless Driving Case Continues
William Harris faced a continued criminal hearing after a Wednesday arrest on reckless driving charges. The proceeding, postponed to an upcoming Thursday, centers on alleged unsafe operation and impairment indicators. Harris remains in custody as legal proceedings progress.
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William Harris
Ol An
Harris
Shineton Botanical Gardens In Bloom
Shineton Botanical Gardens in bloom as spring draws visitors to see flowers and fountains. Royal Gardens along the Mall rival Parisiens sites, with statuary and pools near the National Museum. Observers note rising public interest in flower culture and gardening aided by the Extension Service.
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Shineton Botanical Gardens
Royal Gardens
General Mt
National Museum
Tuileries Gar
Paria
Telary of Agriculture
C. Bl. Smith
Pastor Plotting Charge Shares Details in Hicks-Gregg-Stone Case
Grand jury hearing in Cleveland seeks more information in a case arising from an alleged plot to oust Rev William C. Hicks of Grace Episcopal Church. Mrs. George Stone is cited as the main informant, and Rev Albert Sidney Gregg of the American Reform Union is said to have admitted sending affidavits by mail alleging improper relations with a church member.
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Cleveland
Hicks-Gregg-Stone
William C. Hicks
Grace Episcopal Church
George Stone
Albert Sidney Gregg
American Reform Union
Hicks
State office building site chosen in Columbus
The new 4 million dollar state office building will be built at the corner of Third and State streets opposite the State House Annex in Columbus. The site costs nearly a million dollars more than other proposed locations, a recommendation virtually assured after a conference of Attorney General Crabbe and Governor Donahey, both commissioners.
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Columbus
Third
State Streets
State House
State Building Commission
Crabbe
Donahey
Six of Rum Ring on Way to Prison
Six members of the Hayner whiskey ring conspiracy head to Atlanta penitentiary to serve sentences from one year and a day to one year eight months. Armand Gardos, linked to a drug company, left with a police parking tag as Marshall L. Gibson escorted them. Also heading for rehearing are J. B. Russell M B Copeland and Warren Barnett, while Harry Grossberg Laula Gluck Peter Higgins and Edward Scanlon from Cleveland and Youngstown prepared to continue their fight.
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Cleveland, O
Hayner Whiskey
Atlanta Penitentiary
Armand Gardos
Marshall
L. Gibson
Atlanta
J. B. Russell
M .B. Copeland
Warren Barnett
Harry Grossberg
Laula Gluck
Gardos
Cleveland
Peter Higgins
Patrick
Edward Scanlon
Youngstown
Fire devastates four story Toledo building
A mysterious blaze today swept the four story structure housing Genfanfur and Carter Clothing in Toledo's business district. Officials estimated losses around £76.
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Toledo
Genfanfur Company
Carter Clothing Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars Open State Encampment Opens in City
The fifth annual VFW encampment begins with a 7 PM opening session at McKinley High School auditorium. Adjutant General Kenry Lawson arrives to address the gathering as state commander Francis Cook announces events. Memorial service planned for Thursday night, with three days of meetings in city halls and a Friday afternoon officers election.
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McKinley High School
Kenry G. Lawson
Kansas City
Canton
Francis J. Cook
Veterans Headquarters
Floyd Hughes Post
Council Chamere
City Hell
Courtland
State Committee
Two Brothers Die When Train Strikes Auto Near Youngstown
At least two men, Riley Allen and Lenny Allen both aged 40 and 45, were killed when their car was hit by an Erie train 16 miles north of Youngstown Ohio A friend, George Longberry, was seriously injured in the collision near the grade crossing. In Tiffin Raymond Shawberry 18 was internally injured when his car struck by a Pennsylvania train at a crossing near here. The car was dragged 150 feet and Shawberry was thrown clear of the debris. In Columbus a street car crash along West Broad Street killed Mrs Rebecca Spannagel 58 and Charles Hines when a car skidded and toppled into a cellar excavation.
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Youngstown
Here
Erie
Riley Allen
Lenny Allen
George Longberry
Tiffin, O
Raymond Shawberry
Republic, O
Shawberry
Tiffin
Columbus
Raj
Ohio teachers plan state wide parent teacher groups
Cedar Point Ohio June 25 The Ohio State Teachers convention concentrates on expanding parent teacher associations statewide The objective is associations including every teacher and every parent in Ohio Attendance well over 3 000 Officers of state and national groups address the gathering for the convention
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Cedar Point
Ohio State Teachers’ Convention
Ohio
Father Sues to Obtain Girl in Custody Action
John Bogins, arrested Sunday on a kidnaping charge involving his daughter Catharine, 18, seeks habeas corpus to regain custody. He claims Mildred Wood Fannie Stein and Miss Kearns detain her. An order directs the three women to produce the girl in court on July 1 for a hearing. Attorney Andrew Nickay represents Bogins after police brought them from Youngstown to Canton.
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John Bogins
Catharine
Mildred Wood
Fannie Stein
Miss Kearns
Bogins
Canton
Youngstown
Andrew Nickay
Fund Started To Restore Home Of Canton Family
A Canton family burned out when their Mapleav NE home burned, leaving six in need. George Young, 12, is hospitalized with severe burns while his mother and siblings lost all clothing and furnishings. The Daily News launched a relief fund, with initial donations matched, inviting further gifts to help replace George’s suit and rebuild the home.
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Little George Young
Mercy Hospital
The
Daily News
Little George
Mra
Chance Young
McKinley and
Ima
Canton
Mapleav NE
George
HH. W. Schwab
Views on Modern Morals in Symington Divorce Case
New York reports Justice John Ford aired modern morals views tied to the Symington divorce. He clarified his bench statement about his daughter’s cocktail parties does not equate to condoning drinking. His daughter Esther Ford Walt, hostess of such parties, says she favors prohibition but allows a drink or cocktails at dinners. She adds that young men deserve less freedom than young women due to greater street risk.
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New York
Symington
John Ford
Esther Ford Walt
Fess Addresses Civitan Clubs At Convention
Senator Simeon P. Fess of Ohio denounces any plan to open U S borders, defending press and speech freedom. Civitan convention awards go to Jacksonville club for distance and Winchester club for attendance.
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FESS
Civitan
Dayton
Simeon Pp. Fess
United States
Ohio
International Civitan
Fese
Jacksonville
Fla
Winchester, Tenn
Jailed Petit Jurors Tour County Jail
Petit jurors serving in common pleas court were taken Thursday noon on a tour of inspection through the county Jail.
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Common Pleas Court
Oldtown Oil strike yields heavy gas flow near Gore
Drillers at a site near Gore reached 225 feet when they hit a heavy gas flow from a well belonging to Oldtown Oil and Gas. The well began producing about 250,000 cubic feet of gas daily, with anticipation of higher output if the trend continues across the district.
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Haydenville
Oldtown Oil and Gas Company
Gore
Canton Dollar Day Sets Big Merchants Sale Push
Canton merchants prepare a major Dollar Day event with demonstrations and one special low price item at each store. The promotion runs tomorrow and Saturday, drawing shoppers from Canton Stark County and surrounding towns to see value offers and discounted goods.
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Canton
Revolt Breaks Out in Greece as Cabinet Resigns
Athens reports a nationwide Greek military coup with officers from the army and navy seizing public buildings. General Pangalos leads the army revolt and Admiral Hadjikriacos commands the navy. M Papastanassiou is asked to form a new government amid a deteriorating political crisis and Armenian refugee tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Michaelacopoulos
M. Papanistassiou
Athena
Salonika
Pangalos
Hadjikriacos
United Press
Kondylia
Gen
Kondylis
Greecs
M. Michalekopoulos
Michalekopoulou
Michalekopolous
Michalekopoulos
Byron and
Kokkinen
Turkey
Woman Died From Drug Overdose in Bergen County
Mrs Ethel Wheeler of Harrington Park N J died from an overdose after a potion was placed in her drink at a Fort Lee roadhouse Police report Maurice Durin 25 held on murder charge He confessed allegedly and the grand jury will reconvene next month for prosecutorial action
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Hackensack
N. J
Ethel Wheeler
Harrington Park
Bergen County
Maurice Durin
Ushers Describe Seating Habits At Church Services
Canton ushers say members favor rear seats especially the young and women with large hats. They value familiar places, worry about front rows, and note how regular seats create a sense of home. People are changeable yet prefer staying put.
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Canton
Usle
Tom Mix Returns From Europe With Tony The Star
Tom Mix and his horse Tony return from an extended Europe tour. The pair, famed film stars, were greeted with little fanfare in America. Mix stars in his latest feature Dick Turpin at the Mozart Theater as fans await his new cinema spectacle. Free ticket details for Daily News readers are listed in the Canton section.
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Tom Mix
Tony
Europe
Dick Turpin
Mozart Theater
Daily News
Canton
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