White Slave Act Big Problem 10 United States
Washington reports enforcement of the white slave act is a major federal issue with 350 violations reported in a week. Officials say only about one in ten cases reach court, noting motives of blackmail and malice. Immigrant workers and inland cases dominate, with statistics expected to show a decline and less urbanized trafficking.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Northwest
Middle West
San Francisco
China
Fund for Young Family Grows II Canton Entry
The Little George Young Fund receives donations as residents assist the Young family after George, hospitalized, asked about his rabbits. Neighbors praise Mrs Young as manager and seamstress. Contributions listed include amounts from Mrs Chance Young, Miss Helen Hess, an attorney, Mr and Mrs Ellis Lewis, a Canton businessman, and the Canton Daily News.
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the News
George
Canton
Young
Little George
Little
Ima Booster
Ellis Lewis
St. Marys
Canton Daily News
Work Car and Truck Collide on Canton Massillon Road
An N C T and L work car derailed when a Canton Massillon road truck driven by Shan Van Voorhis struck it Saturday morning near Bordner's stop. Officials say Van Voorhis tried to pass another car on the westbound side and veered over the curb into the street car path. The work car derailed. the truck sustained slight damage. The driver escaped unharmed.
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N. C.T
Shan van Voorhis
Canton-Massillon
Bordner
The
Traction Company
van Voorhis
Local Notices From Dundee Town Timeline
Wayne Coal Co laid off two large strip mining shovels for repair. Numerous residents visited Dundee including Mr and Mrs Ed Anman from Winfield, Harry Walters from Sugar Creek, and Dr and Mrs F DaHinden with son from Canton. Others traveled to Dover, New Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Beach City, Cleveland, Akron, Massillon, and Minerva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Wayne Coal Co
Ed <Anman
Winfield
Harry Walters
Sugar Creek
F. DaHinden and Son
Canton
R. L. Rice
Dover
Fred Lautzenheiser
New Philadelphia
Massillon
M. E. Plunk
Harry Downing
Minerva
M E Church Festival and Area Socials in Bolivar
Bolivar news notes a Fourth of July festival at the school grounds with a band. Local residents from Barberton Canton and Dover attend social visits and picnics at Crystal Lake and Canton. Initiation of 14 Molly Pitcher Council D A members at Canton is reported along with various visits by Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Sebold, Mrs. Daley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Florence Daley
Hazel Isebold
Rose Daley
Janice
Canton
E. F. Dieringer
Dover
Helen Hart
L. J. Peoples
John Palmer
Emma Thompson
E. D. Fisher
Mary Edith
Mrs LaFollette to Go to Washington
Madison dispatch says Mrs Belle Case LaFollette and Robert M. LaFollette Jr will depart for Washington to wind up the late senator's affairs They expect to return to Madison in two weeks or a month for a permanent residence move reinforcing a finalization of the senator's estate plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Belle Case LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Washington
LaFollette
LaFollettes
MacMillan Party Leaves Sydney for Labrador Expedition
A semi holiday was declared as the flagship Bowdoin of the Donald B. MacMillan arctic expedition set sail from Sydney for Battle Harbor Labrador. The second ship Weary will not depart for a couple of days.
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Sydney
No.s
Bowdoin
Donald B. Macmillan
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Forty Hurt in Wreck at Lyon Station Paris
Forty passengers were seriously injured when a train entering Lyon station crashed into a bumper. No Americans were reported hurt.
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Paris
Lyon
Crossed Eyes Blamed For Crime In 1925 Pique
Springfield dispatch reports Dr. Henry J. Schireson of Chicago urging state clinics to treat optical disorders to curb crime and modern youth behavior. He claims crossed eyes distort perception, prompting synthetic gin cravings, smoking, and immorality, with a three minute painless operation as remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Henry J. Schireson
Chicago
Len Small
Borah Remarks on China sparks protest by chamber
June 27 the American chamber of commerce adopted resolutions denouncing Senator Borah's China remarks as aiding disruptive elements. It criticized Borah for encouraging young China amid international efforts to create disorder and riots, urging protection for Chinese and foreigners alike.
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Hankow
American Chamber of Commerce
Borah
China
Ata
Third Internationale
Fay
United States
Teacher Smoked Will Lose Place In Secaucus
Miss Helen Clark, a public school teacher in Secaucus New Jersey faces nonrenewal of her contract effective July 1 due to school officials opposition to cigarette smoking. Principal Petchtel denies smoking caused her removal but admits cigarette use may affect efficiency. A public hearing for Miss Clark is set for Monday night.
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Secaucus
N. J
Helen Clark
Matthew Petchtel
Cher
Davies pleads entlty in murder plot case, gets ten years
Concordia Kansas June 27 retired merchant Charles B Davies pleaded entlty in district court after confessing he hired Kansas City gangsters to kill his wife. He was sentenced to one to ten years for assault with intent to kill stemming from last October attack.
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Concordia, Kas
Charles B. Davies
Kansas City
Davies
Twelve Placed Under Arrest In Raids Here
A vice squad sweep netted twelve people eight men and four women in raids on alleged houses of ill fame gambling dens and bootleg operations. In the first raid five were detained on various charges including suspicion and crabbe act violations. A second raid at 8th street NE led to gambling related charges against Nick Cole Sam Stark and Mike Ratko and interfering with an officer for John Greve. A raid at 230 Rex Ave SE resulted in Ruth Jones Ella Johnson and George Poppes facing related counts. Sentences included fines from five to twenty five dollars and several cases continued or altered to disorderly house charges.
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Vice Squad
Lena Poppes
Marcella Kaztren
Wis Glang
8Th St NE
Nick Hutumes
Andrew Potter
Crabbe
Nick Cole
Sam Stark
Mike Ratko
John Greve
Rex Av SE
Ruth Jones
Ella Johnson
Walnut Av SE
George Poppes
6Th St See
Nick Pappas
Underground Cables Extend Through Orrville Area
Orrville June 27 The M W O Telephone Co has spent a month placing cables underground to remove street poles and overhead lines. The Marshallville line is finished and in service. the Orrville Smithville line nears completion. Plans call for inner curb installation in the city and underground conduits in the business district to allow repairs without street digging.
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Orrville
M. W. & O. Telephone Company
Marshallville
Orrville-Smithville
Elimé
Navy Balloon Entered In Race At Akron
Akron officials say a Navy racing balloon manned by two fliers from Lakehurst N J will compete in Akron’s pre centennial balloon race starting July 18 at Seiberling field. The entry aims to set a new American distance record for bags of 385000 cubic feet capacity, surpassing the Army’s 450 mile record by Maj Maurice Smith.
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Akron
Army
Navy
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Lakehurst
N. J
Seiberling
Maj
Maurice Smith
United States Army
Shower honors Mr and Mrs Leonard Rudy in East Greenville
Miss Viola Oberlin hosted a gathering at her Stan wood road home in East Greenville on June 27 to honor Mr and Mrs Leonard Rudy. Alma Eberhardt, now Mrs Rudy, was previously from this place. Guests enjoyed games music and dancing before refreshments. Gifts for the couple were described as beautiful and useful. Nearby residents were noted visiting andIllness and visits to Massillon Canton and Chrichaville areas were mentioned.
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East Greenville
Viola Oberlin
Stanwood Road
Leonard Rudy
Chrichaville
Elizabeth Waisner
Clarence Hoffman
Mansfield
John Pollock
Canton
Tom Stanford
Oil man dies in Perrysburg
Perrysburg Ohio June 27 Robert C Pew vice president and organizer of the Sun Qi Co died suddenly at his home early today from acute indigestion
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Perrysburg
Robert C. Pew
Sun Qi] Co
Southern Railway stockholders lose $79 million claim
In Richmond on June 27 Judge Crump denied the preferred stockholders of Southern Railway the back dividends they sought totaling 79 million dollars, ending their suit in the law and equity court.
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Richmond
Southern Railway
Crump
Law and Equity
Larceny charge for Columbus man after bank shortchange attempt
LaPorte Indiana June 27 Harry Higgins 28 of Columbus Colorado was held to circuit court under 3000 bond on a grand larceny charge after police say he attempted to short change a local bank following his arrest.
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Laporte
Ind
Harry Higgins
Columbus
Man Killed at Grade Crossing in Orrville
Akron man W. A. Shafrath died at about 3 pm when his car was struck at the North Main Street crossing by a C. A. & C. passenger train. The engine blew its whistle. signals failed to avert the crash. The locomotive was partially derailed and the car rolled 100 yards. Mrs. Shafrath and relatives were notified and took the body home.
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Oarville
W. A. Shafrath
Akron
North Main Street
Shafrath
Italy Cannot Pay Debts Now
Rome reports that the United States assumes Italy will speed debt payments after De Marin to conversation, while De Stefani and Mussolini caution a long moratorium. With population growth and emigration waning, Italy risks higher food imports and reduced remittances, complicating foreign exchange needs amid tariff barriers and export struggles.
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Canton Daily News
Rome
Italy
United States
de Martino
Washington
de Stefani
Mussolini
America
Funeral for Marine veteran Owen Meredith Monday
Funeral services for Owen Meredith, a Marine veteran, will be held Monday at 2 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs Louis E F Nist at 1481 Rowland Ave NE. Burial will follow in Westlawn cemetery.
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Owen Meredith
Marine Hospital
Lakeside
Cleveland
Louis EF. Nist
Rowland Av
Westlawn
Henderson Funeral for Mrs Emma Henderson Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Henderson will be held Monday at 2 PM in her home at 1310 7th et NW with Rev G M Schmucker in charge. Burial will follow in Forest Hill cemetery. The body remains at Spiker funeral home until Monday morning.
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Emma Henderson
G. M. Schmucker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Spiker Funeral Home
Mrs. Jennie Beaty Dies at 68 in Jefferson Neighborhood
Jennie Beaty aged 68 died Friday evening at her daughter Mrs. M. M. Gray's home 817 Correll av NE. She was married to Austin Beaty and survived by two daughters Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Thomas Atchinson of Tiffin. Funeral at 9 Tuesday morning at the Gray home with Rev. A. E. Day presiding. Burial in Jefferson.
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Jennie Beaty
M. M. Gray
Correll
M. E
Jefferson
Austin Beaty
Thomas Atchinson
Tiffin
A. E. Day
Dies at 81 The Sebastian Strict
Sebastian Strict died Friday evening at his son Otto Strict’s Mapleton road home after a lingering illness. A Canton resident of 45 years and St Mary’s church member, he is survived by two sons Edward and Otto, a daughter Mrs Joseph A Miller, and six grandchildren, all of Canton. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Body to Jay Welsh funeral home until Saturday evening, then to daughter’s home at 1416 Houselay SE.
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Sebastian Strict
Otto Strict
Mapleton Rd
Mr. Strict
Canton
St. Mary's Church
Edward
Joseph A. Miller
Jay Welsh
Houselay
Man Held On Liquor Charge Near Canton Farm
Peter Wendling was arrested Friday afternoon by deputy sheriffs on his farm south of Canton, charged with violating the prohibition law. Home brew and wine were found on the premises indicating the property has been a gathering place for booze parties. Officers confiscated a list of automobile license numbers believed to belong to approved patrons.
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Peter Wendling
Canton
Two Draw Fines for Disturbing the Peace Arrests
Curtis Mason and Mammie Williams were arraigned Saturday in criminal court, each fined 10 dollars and costs after police arrested them earlier at 1000 Warner Ave SE on disturbing the peace charges.
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Curtis Mason
Mammie Williams
Warner Vd SE
Walter Parker Arrested Under Crabbe Act
Walter Parker, described in the report as a Negro, was arrested days ago under the Crabbe act and arraigned in criminal court Saturday, with bail set at $500 plus costs.
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Walter Parker
Woman fined for Crabbe act liquor in store at home
Pauline DeCarp, 73 cents Liberty Street SE, was arrested Friday evening on a charge of violating the Crabbe act after police alleged a small amount of illicit liquor was found in a store in her home. She was fined $200 and costs when arraigned in criminal court Saturday.
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Pauline DeCarp
Liberty St SE
Crabbe Act
Greek revolt not surprising amid Greek turmoil
Sofia dispatch June 27 reports General Panaglos rising forces in Greece with support from officers unhappy over army funding. General Koneglis backs Panaglos as regent opposes military rule, while royal claimant King George watches from Bucharest and does not expect a return.
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Canton Daily News
Sofia
Greece
Pangalos
Jugo-Slavia
Salonika
Konegli i
Bucharest
George
Suit Seeks 30000 in Death Damages for Herbert Long
Minnie S Long as administratrix of Herbert A Longs estate sues the N O T for 30000 alleging his Christmas Eve death on the North Canton road when struck while crossing tracks. The petition claims the car traveled at reckless speed and failed to warn of its approach. Attorneys Herbruck Black McCuskey and Ruff represent the plaintiff.
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Minnie S. Long
Common Pleas Court
Herbert A. Long
Long
Lesher
North Canton Rd
Herbruck, Black, McCuskey
Ruff
Twelve youths to face court for juvenile delinquency
Twelve youths will go before juvenile court Tuesday charged with contributing to the delinquency of young girls. Eight cited into court in connection with the abduction of Eva Ardman. Four are held in another case. In Judge Alva L. Deal's absence they likely will be tried before a common pleas judge.
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Eva Ardman
Alva L. Deal
Common Pleas
Revival Opens Sunday in City Auditorium
Evangelist Karl F. Wittman will open revival services in Canton Sunday at 2 30 pm in the City Auditorium. His sermon title is Cantons Need of a Revival. Wittman is part of the Winona Lake Evangelistic association and will be accompanied by a team aiding personal work. Services run each evening for two weeks and are interdenominational, with converts directed to a church of their choice.
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Karl F. Wittman
City
Wittman
Canton
Winona Lake Evangelistic Association
Misuse of Mails Charge Made in Federal Case
Quentan Moreno of 903 Cherry Ave SE was arrested in Massillon Friday evening by a U S Marshal on a charge of violating postal laws. It is alleged he sent improper matter through the mail. Juvenile court officials request disposition of the federal case before returning him to face a local charge.
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Quentan Moreno
Cherry
Massillon
U. S
Hall
Sues to Stop Road Tunnel Near Mast Canton
Adam Merley filed a suit Friday against The National Fireproofing Co. to enjoin a tunnel under the Lincoln Highway near Mast Canton. Merley contends the tunnel to tap clay banks opposite the plant will injure his adjacent property. Blake is his attorney.
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Adam Merley
The
National Fireproofing Co
Mast Canton
Merley
Blake
Inventor Arthur Tate Fatally Injured Near Zanesville
Arthur Tate a 20 year old colored inventor from near Zanesville was fatally injured on the New Lexington Crooksville road last night when stepping from his car and being struck by another vehicle.
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New Lexington
Arthur Tate
Zanesville
Crooksville
Passports Are Cause Of Break Between Nations
Sofia reports tense relations with Jugo Slavia after Belgrade refused visas for Bulgarian subjects. A note cites arrests of several Jugoslavs in Sofia following the cathedral outrage in April. diplomats provide little information on two remaining suspects. Bulgaria informs Jugo Slavia seven arrests, five released, and unsettled whereabouts of two. It hopes visa restrictions may ease, otherwise similar measures may be taken.
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Canton Daily News
Sofia
Jugo- Slav
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Suit to Save Electric Service Filed in Common Pleas
George Ball Theodore Kandel and Charles Kroft of Chapel rd near Louisville sue The Utilities Service Co in common pleas court seeking to enjoin disconnection from electric service. They allege they arranged with the predecessor for power and claim the company now threatens to remove lines. Amerman Mills represent plaintiffs.
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George Ball
Theodore Kandel
Charles Kroft
Chapel Rd
Louisville
Common Pleas Court
Utilities Service Co
Amerman & Mills
Signature Forged Suit Seeks Void Judgment Enjoin Execution
Arvine J. Simon of Massillon sues The Canton Morris Plan Bank asking to vacate judgment and stop enforcement. He claims his signature on a cognovit note was forged and Perry A. Kuhn filed the petition in the case.
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Arvine J. Simon
Massillon
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Simon
Perry A. Kuhn
Girl Injured in Auto Crash at High and 6th
Helen Galambos of 823 Troy NW suffered a cut lip when the car she rode in collided with another at the High avenue Northwest and Sixth Street Northwest intersection. L. D. Waddell, at 825 14th Street NW, was driving south when his machine hit a car driven by Thomas M. James of 823 Harriet Avenue NW.
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Helen Galambos
Troy Pl
High Av
6Th St
L. D. Waddell
14Th St
Thomas M. James
Harriet Av
Waddell
Dental gold stolen from Dr Hawley office
Dental gold valued at 25 dollars was reported taken from the office of Dr. J. O. Hawley at 211 Market a N Friday night. Police say thieves pried at the door after removing a wood strip, then broke the door window glass to gain entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hawley
Market
A. N
Man Arrested With Wine Fined in Criminal Court
Ernest Meleonis of 728 Cherry Ave SE was arrested at Rexav and 7th St SE Friday night. Police charged him after finding a gallon of wine on him. he was fined $100 and costs when arraigned in criminal court Saturday.
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Ernest Meleonis
Rexav
7Th St SE
Gamblers fined after poker raid at SE address
Dan D. Berch of 915 Cherry Ave SE and six other men were arrested Friday evening when a poker game at the same address was broken up. Berch was fined 25 dollars plus costs for permitting gambling while the others paid five dollars plus costs each.
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Dan D. Berch
Cherry Av SE
Berch
Speeding Plea Fines Driver Harold Daniels
Harold Daniels of 2715 10th street southwest was arrested Friday for speeding and arraigned Saturday in criminal court, fined 20 dollars plus costs.
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Harold Daniels
10Th Stsw
Treasure Found as Boys Dig for Kid's Me Imitation Loot
In Massillon on June 27 a band of boys unearthed a large watermelon buried by their organizer Captain Kidd, Lawrence Frany. The plan, drawn by the captain, sparked a frenzied search with spades and dirt thrown about. After a green rind appeared, the treasure signaled victory and 28 youths shared the fruit amid a mess of seeds and cheers.
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Massillon
Eddie
Franz
Hintz
Massillon Police Court Fines Reported in Court
In Massillon on June 27 Pres Davis was fined 200 dollars and costs for carrying comrecated weapons. Shelby Provit pleaded guilty to a charge of suspicion and was fined 25 dollars and costs. Salvador Lopes was fined and costs after pleading guilty to a charge of reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Pres Davis
Shelby Provit
Failty
Salvador Lopes
Weddings at Navarre and Massillon Reach Joyful Vows
In Navarre on Wednesday Miss Stella Cincinnati married Michael Landiann at St. Clements with Miss Mam Cincinnati as maid of honor and Elizbeth Landianna Grace Cincinnati and Florence Roberts as bridesmaids. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Canada before settling in Navarre. Also wed were Miss Anna Booth and Russell Salberg at the bride’s home with a dinner then travel to Indianapolis and the West. Frances Berlyoung wed Walter Sharver at St Clements with Olive Berlyoung and a lavender crepe dress, the couple planning to reside in Massillon.
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Navarre
Stella Cincinnati
Joh Cincinnati
Michael Landiann
St. Clements Church
Father Padu
Mam Cincinnati
Elizabeth Landianna
Grace Cincinnat
Florence Roberts
Atthen Roberts
Mrs. Landianna
Niagara Falls
Canada
Anna Booth
Frank Booth
Harriot
Russell Salberg
Heyman Salberg
Indianapolis
Frances Berlyoung
John
Damages Sought in Suit Over Boy's Death
Helen Lubnick as administrator of Nick Lubnick II estate files suit against Ohio Power Co seeking $2000 in damages. The death occurred May 12 when the boy attempted to climb a high tension tower at Allenay and McCarty streets. Attorneys Armstrong Burt and Kin Nixon represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lubnick
Nick Lubnick
Ohio Power Co
Allenay
Iith St
McCarty
Armstrong, Burt & Kinnison
Case Continues In Theft Suspect Arrested Friday
Don Collins of 800 Cherry was arrested Friday evening on suspicion of involvement in a clothing theft. His case was continued as he was arraigned in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Collins
Cherry
Autos in collision near viaduct injures none
At Massillon on Friday at noon a car driven by Wesley Reed from the south side collided with a machine operated by Ex G. Shilling of Marietta as both approached the intersection of south E street and the viaduct. Both machines were slightly damaged. neither driver reported injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Wesley Reed
Virginia
Ex G. Shilling
Mar! ‘St
South Est
Reed
Erie
Shilling
Architect Sues Max Miller for 2300 in Common Pleas Court
Samuel J. Stone files a suit in Common Pleas Court against architect Max Miller seeking $2300 for design services on the Stone building at Piedmont Avenue and Tuscarawas Street East. He also requests foreclosure of a mechanic's lien. Attorneys Ake & Abt represent Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Miller
Common Pleas
Samuel J. Stone
Piedmont
Tuscarawas St E
Ner, Ake & Abt
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Macmillan
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Hankora
Kansas
Charre
Hirec
NE End
Place Gables Underground
Sarah Zimmerman
I.e Mildred Tombow
SUES
Champ Speller
Frank Neuhauser
Washington, D. C
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Speeder
Kidd
Police Cour
Navarr
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