Santa Barbara Quake Toll Rises No Change in Deaths
Santa Barbara Cal June 30 quake toll held at 11 with missing count reduced and scores injured. Damage projected between three and thirty million dollars as debris searches continue and troops guard the stricken area. A maid reportedly alive and injured is among the disaster survivors. Police deny sighting another Arlington hotel body while crews focus on the San Marcos building for Chappo Mastero.
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Stockings go colorful with twelve hues in fall styles
The National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers selects twelve colors for fall hosiery and shoes. The piece celebrates varied shades from Windsor Tan to Rosewood and Atmosphere, noting the trend away from dark shades and the poetic, fashionable appeal of named hues.
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Ohio sets 164 new laws to take effect in July
Columbus reports radical government changes and tax system revisions to become effective during a 31 day period beginning tomorrow. The 164 new laws include major taxation measures, budget, reappraisal, bond issuance rules and licensing reforms, with key acts by Dodd, Bender, Krueger, and others.
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Five youths arrested for discharging fireworks
Five minors were arrested by Police on charges of firing fireworks. They were taken to headquarters and ordered to report Tuesday morning at 8, then turned over to juvenile court. Chief Lengel warned officers to curb dangerous firecracker use and pursue maximum penalties for offenders.
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Testimony in Stark County murder trial ends for state
The state rest its case in the Thomas Hoing murder trial as defense begins after a noon recess. The jury may hear the defense by Tuesday afternoon and be sent to deliberations after Wednesday noon. Hoing confessed to a fatal shot that killed Nick Zooncourides, a Canton grocer, in a robbery related case.
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Nine Prisoners Escape from Athens County Jail
Nine prisoners escaped from the Athens county jail in Athens Ohio early this morning. Twenty six inmates did not escape. The fugitives were held on minor charges. A warning by one of the nine alerted Sheriff RB McKinley and prevented a wholesale breakout.
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Avalanche threat looms as mountain cracks open
Fear grips Jackson Wyoming as Chief Mountain shows a long crack over its north end. Officials warn a third avalanche larger than any before may follow into the Gros Ventre river valley, renewing danger today.
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Canton Carrollton Trujst Line Abandons Service
Ohio Public Utilities commission grants Canton Carrollton Trust Line Co. permission to abandon service and surrender its certificate of convenience and necessity. The filing notes Steubenville Canton Transportation Co. operates the same route, and competition has led both firms to conduct business at a loss.
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Bridge Designer Griner Ties Past to New Span North of Old Bridge
Bellaire residents note J R Griner of Baltimore who designed the original vehicle bridge between Bellaire and Benwood West Virginia 60 years ago now heads the erection of a new span just north of the old railroad bridge.
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Lions Clubs Open Annual Conclave at Cedar Point
The ninth annual convention of the International Association of Lions clubs opened with Americans singing America and Canadians God Save the King. Helen Keller will speak this afternoon, and the convention ball is on the program tonight.
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Padlock actions against Akron resort operators move forward
Akron June 20. Padlock proceedings were filed by Howell Lauck assistant district attorney against seven blind tigers in Akron following a federal temporary restraining order. Defendants include Messacafio Placenti Russell Yenis Sindoli Lucas and Romano with more actions expected against other drug operators in Akron and Youngstown.
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Santa Barbara Rebirth Post-Quake Seen By McAdoo
McAdoo declares Santa Barbara will recover from the quake with city rebuilding begun today. He praises California and national support, notes smaller death toll, and compares the disaster to San Francisco, urging bankers to fund the reconstruction.
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Groups in Deadlock Over Building Site
Columbus June 20. No site for Ohio's new 4 million state office building will be selected until late July due to a deadlock between the state building commission and the legislative advisory committee.
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Curtis Still in Pen Idle House
Edward BE Curtis former Canton safety director sits idle at Ohio Penitentiary after a two year sentence for bribery. Warden P E Thomas plans clerical work for him in the front office while overcrowding prompts urgency on parole actions and a federal prisoner transfer request is refused.
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George Young Fight for Life as Aid Fund Grows
Brave boy George Young remains in serious condition after a fire destroyed his parents home. A community relief fund, led by The Daily News, has raised several small contributions from local residents and businesses to support the injured child and his family.
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Liquor Raid Finds Alcohol in Renkert Building
Police liquor squad raided the Renkert building finding about 12 cases of home brew wines and liquors and beer brewing apparatus on a city truck. Janitor H P Hull was arrested for violating the Crabbe act and later released on $1000 bond after a search of the furnace room uncovered beer and bottle labels.
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Driver Arrested for Drunk Driving in Bolivar
Emmet Keefer of Bolivar was arrested Tuesday by Deputy H. O. Schwartz on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated.
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Autoist fined for driving without license
Joe Andretotti pleaded guilty to driving an automobile without license and was fined $5 plus costs by Justice A. B. Correll. He was arrested by a North Industry deputy sheriff on Friday night.
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Former Cantonians Safe After California Quakes
The Canton Daily News received a telegram from Farley Rose, formerly of Canton, now on the Pacific coast, confirming he and his brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Frank Rose of Los Angeles, were safe after California quakes. The message said most of Santa Barbara was in ruins. Rose has lived in California for years and his brother has called the state home for 15 years. Homer Trose of 1118 Cleveland Ave NW was informed of their safety.
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City Quakes Cut Santa Barbara Buildings After Collapse
A building collapse leaves a buried engineer under rock and mortar as three earthquakes shock Santa Barbara. Martial law is proclaimed with troops guarding wrecked streets while fires are suppressed and crowds deterred from dangerous sites.
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Lighthouse Dark Result of Quakes Near Point Conception
Santa Barbara Cal June 30 Point Conception night light for mariners failed after tremblers. United States Steamship Arkansas reported the light out of commission as it approached Santa Barbara roads. Crew landed at dawn to police the city with 34 bluejackets and hospital corps men.
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Looted Guadalupe Church in Santa Barbara After Quake
Santa Barbara California June 80 The Guadalupe church the principal place of worship for Mexican residents in Santa Barbara was looted by earthquake vandals early today Sacramental vessels including gold and silver chalices images altar cloths and tall gold candlesticks were taken from their places before the altar Police put the value of the stolen items at several thousand dollars
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Sulphur Patches Reported At Kilauens Volcano
Honolulu dispatch notes large sulphur patches in the Kilauens volcano fire pit after the quake that rattled Montana and California. Dr Thomas Jaggar, a volcano expert, says no expected further movement in the islands but the sulphur indicates lava may be returning.
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Weber and Fields Now In Movies
The two premier German comedians Weber and Fields appear in the film Friendly Ben Nies at the Strand Theater. The picture suits their personalities with light comedy and no pathet ic plot. Daily News renters can find top names in the Where You Can Find It Canton section for free tickets.
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