General Stark Sees Canton Printing Exhibit
General Stark toured a printing exhibit at McKinley High School praising its educational value. He noted Canton firms and national samples, and said the show will travel to the Carnegie Institute in June, urging citizens to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral Stark
McKinley High School
Canton
Baer’s
Canton Daily News
The
Evening Repository
Kellogg Typesetting Co
Klingstedt Bros
Northern Engraving Co
Old King Cole Co
Packer Corp
Caxton Printing Co
United States
Carnegie Institute
Navy dirigible Los Angeles heads inland on return from Cuba
The navy airship Los Angeles carrying 40 men moved northeast from Florida toward Lakehurst after a Cuba return flight. Naval HQ could not explain the inland turn, noting no storms along the route and that the craft would cover 4 320 miles with Panama and Cuba as earlier stops.
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Washington
Navy
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Cuba
Lakehurst
N. J
Guanacayabo Bay
Havana
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Jacksonville
Panama
Naval Headquarters
C. E. Rosendahl
Women Lead Jeering Demonstration at Glen Robin Mine
In Steubenville six women led a protest while 200 carpenters went to work at the Glen Robin mine. Federal marshals and guards posted a heavy patrol as deputies arrested three women and released three after reprimands. Bond set at 200 dollars and 100 dollars for alleged threats against workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Glen Robin
Ohio
Glenn Robin
U.S
Berkowski
Mary Tender
Mary Russell
Mary Monick
Stella Comisky
Alice Sicoski
Sadie
State highway signs imitate warning boards anger highway officials
State Highway Director George Schlesinger says billboards near state highways imitate warning signs, causing confusion and undermining safety. Automobile clubs also oppose highway billboards. The push to curb such signs began in 1927 after a Denver meeting of highway officials adopting a resolution to prohibit imitation or defacement of danger signs along highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlesinger
Canton Daily News
Schlesinger
American Association of State Highway Officials
Denver
Emotions Run High After Cinema Ending
A Canton 14-year-old girl returns home upset after a movie. She says the film built up to marriage and happiness only to end without either character achieving it, leaving her frustrated with the final scene.
Idle Plant Shows Political Neglect
Florence Alabama March 2 a visitor laments the idle Muscle Shoals nitrate plant calling it a monument to political neglect. He notes the $150 000 000 facility sits unused while other nations build new plants and accuses lawmakers including Heflin and George of opposing the Madden bill aiding farmers. Will Rogers.
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Florence
Ala
Muscle Shoals
British forces respond to Wahabi threat near Shaibah and Maan
Reports from Basra and London say seven thousand Wahabi tribesmen prepare to attack the British air depot at Shaibah. Royal Air Force units are deployed and tanks and 23 aircraft are sent to counter the siege at Maan, aiming to reach the Red Sea port Akaba.
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Basra
Persia
Vat Shaibah
Royal Air Force
London
Maan
Jerusalem
Daily Express
Red Sea
Akaba
Alliance Scouts Spurn State Plan
Alliance Ohio March 2. The Alliance Scout council resists consolidating with state first class council. The board plans to meet Perry Lint state executive soon as sentiment remains adverse. A court of honor is planned for March 12 with a rally considered for March 23. Examiners approved for the court of honor.
Hartshorn Field to be Enlarged at Mount Union College
Alliance March 2. The contract for new concrete stands at Hartshorn athletic field Mount Union College is expected to be awarded this month. The board of trustees approves the plans and the athletic committee is finalizing a financing scheme.
Auto goes over wall. occupants missing after creek fall
Massillon reports an automobile plunged six feet over a wall into a creek near Lincoln and Whitmore streets Thursday morning. Officers Moore and Woods say no one was found and no reinjury noted.
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Massillon
Lof Lincoln and
Whitmore Sts
Moore
Woods
Sny
Fire destroys Empire Floor and Wall Tile plant in Zanesville
A night fire tore through the Empire Floor and Wall Tile Co. plant in Zanesville causing about 600000 dollars in damage. owner J B Owen said insurance would cover the loss and reconstruction could start soon, leaving about five hundred workers unemployed. Police planned to investigate the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Empire Floor and Wall Tile Co
J. B. Owen
Owen
Bandits Reported in Chinese Waters Near Cheng Lin
Reports from London describe bandit activity around Cheng Lin with British lighters at Pupping Lake attacked while anchored. A Chinese gun boat is said to be en route. Hong Kong reports say pirates seized the Japanese steamer Kinko Maru near Foochow. crew saved by Japanese destroyers.
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Scane
London
Cheng Lin
China
Pupping Lake
Hong Kong
Foochow
Street car burns after wreck near Ravenna Ohio
Four people escaped serious injury when an N. O. P. & L. street car derailed and burned three miles west of Ravenna Ohio. Raymond Norton and Earl Johnson of Kent plus the car crew crawled free before flames from an overturned stove engulfed the wrecked car that had left Ravenna for Akron at 1 o clock. The Ravenna fire department arrived after the blaze started.
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Ravenna, O
Here
Raymond Norton
Earl Johnson
Kent
Akron
Pennsylvania
Ravenna
Sanity Question Arises in Hickman Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on March 2 the trial of William Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt for the murder of Ivy Toms began presenting depositions on Hickman's sanity. The proceedings may extend into next week. Alfred Hickman, William’s brother, refused to label his brother sane or insane as he testified yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Hickman
Welby
Ivy Toms
Alfred Hickman
William Edward
Truck Hit by Car at Erie Viaduct Incident
Stanley Rice reported to Massillon police that his truck was struck by a car with license 52 043 while attempting a left turn at the viaduct in Erie toward T. G. Snyder's gravel pit. Rice said his truck was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Stanley Rice
Erie
T. G. Snyder
Rice
Aircraft Still Seeks Flyers in Missing Navy Trio
Washington reports air forces from Army and Navy searched for Commander T. G. Ellyson Lieut. Commander Hugo Schmidt and Lieut. Roger Fansehausen after their plane vanished Monday on a Hampton Roads to Annapolis flight. Witnesses heard the engine-less craft near Horn Harbor around 2:30 Monday. oil slicks near the Magothy River prompted searches though no trace was found.
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Washington
Army
United States Naval Academy
Magothy River
Annapolis
Policeman Killed by Siberian Tiger
Two policemen hunting near Blagoveshensk in Siberia were attacked by a tiger. One officer, Ivan Froloff, was seized and carried off. A posse tracked the beast for days but recovered only a police cap and torn garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blagoveshensk
Siberia
Ivan Froloff
Lindbergh and Mother United in Boston
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his mother Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh united in person and honor in Boston. 5000 educators cheered as Gov Alvan T Fuller escorted Mrs Lindbergh and Lindbergh urged aviation education. Dr Joseph M Gwinn awarded a gold medal for exceptional motherhood. Later Lindbergh and three associates landed at Curtiss Field after a Boston to New York flight in a Ryan Brougham monoplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Charlies A. Lindbergh
National Educational Association
Mechanics Hall
Lindbergh
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Alvan T. Fuller
Lin
J Lal Curtiss
N. Y
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Public Debt Drops in First Quarter
Washington reports a reduction of 99,407,477 in the national public debt for the first three months of the year. The debt stood at 17,885,381,413 yesterday according to treasury figures.
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Washington
Treasury
Joseph Boyer Returns to Obscurity in Family Deception
Royal Oak Michigan March 2 four year old Joseph Boyer born in obscurity used the luxury lifestyle until his mother Laura A M Boyer admitted for three years he was not her child but a deception to please her husband Myron Libby Boyer The suit seeks to expunge the fraudulent birth and restore status The mother defends the decision saying it saved their home and she loves the boy despite the fallout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oak
Mich
Joseph Boyer
Laura A. M. Boyer
Palmer Wood
Detroit
Burrough Adding Machine Co
Myron Libby Boyer
Ingham Co Ek
Myron Boyer
Mr. Boyer
Boyer
Mr. Beyer
Joseph
Mystery Death of Indiana Boys Stumps Police
Two seven or eight year old boys found dead in the Lake Michigan Calumet canal and nearby waters, both bound with wire. Police suspect brothers, post mortems show no lung water, one body bears a black eye mark and missing teeth, identity not established despite checks with many missing persons bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Lake Michigan-Calumet River Canal
Dead men block Senate oil bond probe says Nye
The Senate oil investigation stalls as key witnesses named by Will Hays are dead. Nye reports bonds totaling 160 000 linked to the Continental Trading Co deal of 1921 cannot be produced. Hays says he received the bonds from Harry F Sinclair and sent them to Upham Pratt and Weeks, all now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Continental Trading Co
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Nye
Europe
Hays
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Fred W. Upham
John T. Pratt
New York
Weeks
Accused Youth to Be Put on Stand
Hiram Reed, 24, charged with dynamiting Pleasant Valley schoolhouse to kill his teacher sweetheart Iola Bradford, was set to testify today as a defense witness. He aims to dispute three confessions obtained after the December 1 explosion, while motions to dismiss and to exclude the written confession were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hiram Reed
Pleasant Valley
Iola Bradford
Reed
Frank Hayes
Dinsmore Celebrates 19-Pound Baby Boy Birth
In Lucas Kansas S P Dinsmore aged 85 gives away cigars to mark the birth of a baby boy weighing 19 pounds. His wife now 23 previously bore a daughter three years earlier.
Bus capsizes on Moltke Bridge injuring twenty five
A motor bus capsized on the Moltke Bridge in Berlin injuring twenty five persons, with several seriously hurt and feared dead as the upper deck telescoped in the disaster.
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Berlin
Moltke Bridge
Ramos To Become Broker's Runner In New York
Arturo P. Ramos husband of Millicent Rogers will join J. P. Benkard & Co. to learn the stock business from the ground up starting as a runner. Gunboat Smith, former heavyweight fighter, advised him during a brief note in New York after a honeymoon in the Argentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arturo P. Ramos
Millicent Rogers
Smith
J. P. Benkard & Co
Stock Exchange
Ramos
Benkard & Co
Bishop Henderson to Speak at Stark County Methodist Meet
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson will address the Stark County Methodist Social Union annual meeting at Dueber Avenue M E Church Friday night after a 6 30 banquet. He will speak on Kicking the Ladder Up Which We Climb as church groups provide music from the orchestra boosters chorus and male quartet. Representatives from city county and district Methodist churches are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Henderson
Stark County Methodist Social Union
Dueber Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Stark Co Methodist
Youthful Slayer Convicted in Patrolman Killing
Young Oak ley Ross of Beaver Falls Pa found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting death of Patrolman Henry A Clemens during a robbery in Youngstown. Jury recommends mercy but life imprisonment is mandatory and no pardon eligibility.
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Oakley Ross
Beaver Falls
Youngstown
Henry A. Clemens
Ross
Chamber approves Stillwater Cadiz road plan through Deersville
Uhrichsville on March 2 reports the chamber of commerce has approved improving the proposed Stillwater Cadiz road to run through Deersville, aiming to boost regional transport.
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Uhrichsville
Chamber of Commerce
Deersville
Nation Extends Honor To Diaz At His Funeral
Rome reports a state funeral for Gen Armando Diaz with King Victor Emmanuel Mussolini and cabinet officers present. Diaz's coffin was carried from the Altare della Patria to Santa Maria degli Angeli with regiments and allied officers in attendance. The procession drew massive crowds as Italy honored the once despairing army commander who turned the tide in war and guided fascist era defense. Marshal Petain and Ambassador De Beauval at Rome view Diaz tribute for France.
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Rome
Armando Diaz
Victor Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
Diaz
Italy
Altare Della Patria
Marshals Villa
Corso Umberto
Caviglia
Badoglio
di Revel
Prince Potenziani
Paris
Marshal Petain
de Beaumarchais
Doumergue
Train wreck at Swanton derails cars near Toledo
New York Central passenger train from Forest City to Cleveland jumped the Swanton track at 5 40 am and derailed several Pullman cars. No injuries reported but passengers were shaken. relief crews were dispatched from Toledo as officials declined to discuss details.
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Toledo
Forest City
New York Central
Cleveland
Swanton
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