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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

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Stuber named to Cleveland St Ignatius parish

Father A B Stuber, long rector of St Peters Canton, appointed head of St Ignatius parish Cleveland and pastor of its million dollar church. The move confirms promotion despite local requests to keep him in Canton. St Ignatius complex includes a stone church two schools enrollment 1600 and debt of 250000.

FR. Stuber ST. Ignatius A. B. Stuber St. Peter’s Catholic Church St. Ignatius Parish Cleveland Hanrahan Siuber Joseph Schrembs Stuber Schrembs West Boulevard Lorain Rv Sisters of St. Joseph Riverside Drive St. Peter's Schrembsant Canton Avon Lincoln Memorial University Wilson Charles A. Schwab O'Hearn Fr Stuber St Peter's School Canisius College Buffalo N. Y St Marys Theological Seminary Lake Shore Michigan Southern Toledo Wauseon Archbold Stryker Bryan Edgerton Blakeslee Parshes Avon, Lorain Co North Ridge Lorain Everal East Avon North Ridgeville Sheffield Tuber Loraico Ber Septem

Two Children Die as Heat Wave Persists in Canton Area

Two Alliance children, Donald Crider aged 8 and Robert Kotzbacher aged 10, drowned while paddling a crude raft at Bilver Park Lake during a harsh heat spell. Rain expected to ease the heat later, with lingering high temperatures earlier. Hoover vetoes World War veterans compensation bill amid debates on the measure’s provisions.

Alliance Relef Canton and Stark Co Donald Crider Morgen Av Robert Kotzbacher Morgan Bilver Park Canton

Banker Indicted Over Mortgage Firm Collapse in Cleveland

Chester Crobaugh former president of the Union Mortgage Co valued at 30 million dollars was indicted on charges of defrauding bond subscribers of more than 1 million dollars over three years. He was expected to surrender to federal authorities today. The indictment did not name other directors or officers and followed a two year postal inspector and district attorney investigation into the firm and subsidiaries.

Cleveland Chester Crobaugh Union Mortgage Co

Shoot With Shute Heads To National Open In Minneapolis

Pro golfer Shoots Shute, whose articles have appeared on Canton Daily News sports pages, prepares for the national open in Minneapolis while continuing to write daily golf features for NEA Service and The News. He offers tips on fixing hooks and slices. Read today’s golf article.

Enny Shute Canton Daily News Minneapolis NEA Service The News Columbus Iser Shute

Plan Rites for G. O. P. Leader

Funeral services will be held tomorrow for William Barnes a Republican leader who died at Armonk after a week's illness with pneumonia. He was 64 and is described as maker of presidents for helping nominate Taft to block Roosevelt and as part of the small group that chose Harding in a hotel room at the 1920 convention.

New York William Barnes Armonk Barnes Taft Theodore Roosevelt Harding

Police Reinstatement of Officer After Suspension

Patrolman Earl Hunter, 1310 Maryland at SW, was reinstated by Safety Director George F. Schoner after a Wednesday suspension by Police Chief Earl W. Hexamer. Hunter was charged with failure to mark his obligations and will lose two weeks of vacation with pay.

Earl W. Hexamer Earl Hunter Maryland George F. Schoner Hunter Hexamer

Flight Tells Courage of Plane Crew Across Atlantic

United Press reports the Southern Cross crew captained by Charles Kingsford Smith recounts the perilous west to east Atlantic crossing from Ireland to Canton Grace. The pilots praise the plane’s performance amid headwinds and five hours of gusts while noting the voyage likely not a practical commercial venture. Radio operator J. W. Stannage recalls prior flights and the thrill, though he would not repeat the journey.

United Press New York Charles FE. Kingsford-Smith Roosevelt Field N. Y Harbor Grace Newfoundland Dublin Kingsford-Smith Canton Rail News Arbor Grace N. F North Atlantic Ocean Ireland Charles F. Kingsford Smith North American Europe East Towest J. W. Stannage New Zealand Stannage

Canton bootlegger surrenders in Cleveland case

John Couris, alleged Canton bootlegger, surrendered to federal authorities in Cleveland with indictments accusing conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Others including Ellis Darany former Canton police sergeant and Ed E Curtis former safety director pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 5000 each. Darany faces 10000 total for two counts. Prosecutors signal broader Canton liquor probe with six defendants and potential further charges.

John Couris Canton Cleveland U. S Collins 12Th St Ellis Darany Ed E. Curtis Art B. Drakenbrod United States Darany Atty Howell Leuck United States District Attorney Atty Faber J. Drakenbrod Curtis Leuck Peer Erey Ments Wilfred J. Mahon Damascus Syria U. S Army McKinley Mausoleum Westlawn Cemetery McKinley C. C. Curtis E. E. Curtis Arthur Drakenbrod

Girl Hurt After Auto Collision In Town

Daisy Stepanovich fifteen of RD Canton was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by George George of 2034 That NE near the Republic Steel Corp office. She was taken to Mercy Hospital where doctors reported internal injuries. George admitted speeding and was arrested.

Daisy Stepanovich Canton George George Mercy Hospital George Republic Steel Corp An &Th Ath St

Hold Rites for Eshelman Jr

Private funeral services for W Elwood Eshelman Jr of 1316 14th Street NW were held Thursday afternoon at 3 39 in the home of his parents at 143 Harvard Street NW. The First Church of Christ Scientist conducted the services and the body was placed in Forest Hill Cemetery mausoleum. Pallbearers were A L Flowers Dr M H Reno E M Purdue Martin W Boyer Charles Booth and H B Ritz.

W Elwood Eshelman Jr 14Th Et W. E. Esheman Harvard Church of Christ, Scientist Forest Hill Cemetery A. L Flowers M. H. Reno E. M Purdue Martin W. Boyer Charles Booth H B. Ritz

Farm Worker Injured With Fractured Knee at Mercy Hospital

John Fisher age 34 of Rural District Five was treated at Mercy Hospital on Thursday after sustaining a fractured right knee in a farm accident the previous day.

John Fisher R. D. No Mercy Hospital

Al Capone Rise Told In Canton News Preview

The Canton Daily News previews a sensational magazine feature by Pat Roche detailing how Al Browne allegedly became Al Capone after a string of gangland killings in Chicago. A double-page spread in The News is planned for Sunday June 2 with advance orders urged.

Chicago Big Jim Colosimo John Torrio al Browne al Capone Canton Daily News Pat Roche News

Rotary to Vote Chicago on Rotary Presidency Clash

At the silver jubilee convention in Chicago on June 26 delegates from the United States and beyond cast ballots in a close race for Rotary International president. Ramond J Knoeppel of New York and Almon E Roth of Palo Alto led as presidential nominees after being chosen yesterday.

Chicago Rotary International Ramond J Knoeppel New York Almon E. Roth Palo Alto Cal

North Canton Child in Serious Condition After Workplace Injury

Theodore McCoy, 2, of North Canton, is in serious condition at Aultman Hospital with a fractured skull after fainting at work at Hoover Auction Sweeper Co. He reportedly fainted after being struck in the side by a lever at the plant. Also an advertisement offers a Cleveland work-end excursion for $225 round trip with Saturday and Sunday trains and return by Monday.

Theodore McCoy North Canton Aultman Hospital Hoover Auction Sweeper Co

Will Rogers on Kingsford Smith and cross Atlantic flight

Will Rogers notes Kingsford Smith's daring flight and the challenges of windy Atlantic crossings. He praises radio tribute and jokes about Doc Eckener's aluminum craft as a safer option, while marveling at twenty thousand Rotarians in Chicago without violence.

Will Rogers Kingsford-Smith Myer Doc Eckener Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Southern Cross Halifax AB Stuber Hoover Longworth Silver Park Paul BR. Mallon Starr Washington House of Representatives House Senate White House ED Curtis Sgt E. Curtis Art. B. Drakenbrod Paul Jones William J. Williams Drakenbrod Federal Grand Jury Earl Stroup Stroup Claremont Mecca Hotel Penitentiary Stark Co Grand Jury Girl Stark County Eshelman JR CPOUP Rotary New Yorker Calfornian Sun
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