Trio of New York Accident Insurance Swindlers Nabbed
Three men Benjamin Iskowitz Max Elstein and Benjamin Greenwald face grand larceny charges over a nationwide $1,000,000 fraud scheme. Investigators say the ring used fake accidents to claim payouts, with Iskowitz featured in seven policies including staged fender benders and birth-linked cripples. The fraud spanned many states, aided by lawyers brokers and doctors, and indictments were filed in New York with warrants issued for all three in a case now tied to Boston inquiries.
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New York
Benjamin Iskowitz
Benjamin Greenwald
Max Elstein
John Coyle
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation
Ocean Accident and Guaranteed Corporation
Accident and Casualty Companies
Iskowicz
Atorney
Coyle
Colyte
Iskowitz
Snedekerav
Brooklyn
Greenwald
Elston
Moorest
Simmons
Badri
Boston
Detect Ravens
District Attorney's Fees
District Attorney's Fees, Has Wired To That City For Con“Quate
Weather and shopping notes from Ohio forecasts and shops
The item lists Ohio weather outlook tonight and Saturday with a faded forecast fragment. Also promotes spring haberdashery at 417 Market, with W. C. Green Co. and Lincoln Flower Shop offering cut flowers and floral work, plus a state phone number and local ad details.
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W. C. Green Co
Lincoln Flower Shop
Tuscara- Wasst W
N. W
Belden Elected President of Canton Chamber of Commerce
Paul B. Belden was elected president of the Canton Chamber of Commerce at a Thursday board meeting. Guy C. Hiner and H. B. McMaster were named first and second vice presidents, W. J. Morgan was chosen treasurer, and Fr. W. Luethi was reelected manager as five new directors joined the board.
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Paul B. Belden
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Guy C. Hiner
H. B. McMaster
W. J. Morgan
Fr. W. Luethi
Chamber
Candidates named by merchant body in Canton directors vote
The nominating committee selected fourteen candidates for the Canton Retail Merchants association directors. Ballots will be mailed to all members and voting by mail proceeds. ballots must be returned to the Chamber of Commerce within a week. The slate includes O F Deal Homer C Deubie Charles E Elgnesser A F Hickey David B Livingstone Milton Lefkovits Charles R Roth George F Schoner Karl Stern FE G Strasser J D Zavitz David Zollars Charles W Zollinger and William Erlanger.
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Canton Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
O. F. Deal
Homer C. Deubie
Charles E. Eignesser
A. F. Hickey
David B. Livingston
Milton Lefkovits
Charles R. Roth
George
Pasture Lands To Be Inspected By Ohio State Expert
Efari Jones of the agricultural college of Ohio State University will be here March 14 and 15 to conduct pasture improvement demonstrations throughout the county. He will perform soil tests in large pastures and recommend treatment to improve grass. Lime and acid phosphate will be added and reseeding may be advised for poor pastures.
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Feari Jones
Agricultural College of
Ohio State University
New Arrivals and Local Notices Parade Across Harris Building
Daily arcade millinery opens on the first floor of the Harris Building with a grand entrance on grand street. Democrats attend a meeting on Saturday at 2 pm. The Hub Sale continues at 318 Tuscarawas Street Northwest. Washington Council No 12 plans a class initiation on Saturday evening March 4 at Washington Hall with all Juniors invited. Kenny's Piano department advertises a sale. The First Trust and Savings Bank offers a Baby Savings account with a silver plated bank for parents.
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Harris Bldg
Courtney Free
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Markley Named Head Work Of Welfare Board
J M Markley was elected president of the Canton Welfare Federation at a board meeting in Canton The trustees also elected A Hockwalt as vice president and R V Staudt as treasurer An outside secretary will be chosen later to lead the federation Questionnaires will be sent to all affiliated charity and welfare groups plus major manufacturers to gauge support for a community fund and federation activities
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J. M. Markley
Canton Welfare Federation
Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commerce
A. . Hockwalt
R. V. Staudt
Ife
Tussell Burt
Married 84 Years Ends Marriage Suit in Ironton
I. Farlen sues Mary M. Maries for divorce in Ironton on grounds of gross neglect. They wed in 1888 and have 12 children. He alleges abandonment to Columbus and seeks support from the children.
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Ironton
W. I. Farlen
Mary M. Maries
Columbus
Ife
Armory Site To Be Chosen By City Committee
A joint committee from the city council park commission Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Rotary clubs and local military units will select a site for a proposed armory. The panel to name one representative each will form in days and start the search immediately. The Sehroyer avenue and Sixth street SW baseball field proposal was rejected to avoid disrupting the park system though military groups warn units could leave the city without an armory.
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Park Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Canton
Sehroyer Av
Sixth-st
Record Breaking Throng At Canton Food and Appliance Show
A large turnout packed the Canton Retail Grocers and Butchers association expo held with The Daily News. Attendees filled the auditorium circle and pit as booths, samples, and a fashion scene drew crowds. Prizes were awarded in cake baking and Massota flour bread contests with $15, $10, and $5 top prizes.
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Canton Retail Grocers’ and Butchers’ Association
Daily News
C. L. Konkel
North Canton
Earl Jack
Harrisburgrd NE
G. F. Gorman
Washingtonbird
Mt. Vernon
Massota Flour Co
Massota
February deaths from fires reach thirty in Ohio report
Ohio Fire Marshal H A Dykeman says February burned thirty people to death and 53 were injured, with open fires and improper care blamed. He notes 546 January fires causing $938,404 in losses and lists multiple tragic causes including children at risk and gasoline incidents.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. A. Dykeman
Dykeman
Ex Mayor Galvin To Be Buried Saturday
Former Cincinnati mayor John Galvin dies suddenly Wednesday night. Funeral services planned for Saturday at 9 a m at Holy Name church with Father John Hickey officiating. City hall flags at half mast. President Harding sends sympathy telegram to Miss Julia Galvin.
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Cincinnati
John Galvin
Holy Name Church
John Hickey
Galvin
Washington
Harding
Julia Galvin
Mayor Galvin
Donahey Enters Democratic race for Ohio Governor
Ohio Democrat A Victor Donahey of New Philadelphia, former state auditor, announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. He criticizes Governor Davis's administration and the reorganization bill, signaling a campaign focused on economy and administrative reform. Other potential candidates mentioned include Thomas J. Duffy E. J. Hopple George White and Matthew Denver.
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Columbus
Harryl. Davis
James M. Cox
Thomas J Duffy
Industrial Commission
E. J. Hopple
Hopple
House
George White
Marietta
Matthew Denver
Wilmington
Donahey
Davis
Ohio
Philadelphia Brokers Fail as Kendrick & Co Goes Under
New York March 3 A formal announcement from the New York Stock Exchange confirms the failure of George W Kendrick & Co of Philadelphia. The firm joined the exchange on December 23 1919.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
George W. Kendrick & Co
Philadelphia
The
Stock Exchange
Thanks to The Daily News for pig roast success
E J McCoy president of Strubbe Men's Bible class thanks the Daily News for cooperation in producing a special banquet number and for cooperation, courtesy and ready assistance.
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The
Daily News
Strubbe Men's Bible Class
the News
News
E. J. McCoy
Edison Recreations March Music for All
Music for young and old featured at Edison Recreation parlors on the third floor of The Klein Heffelman Zollars Co at Market avenue and South Street North Ady.
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Edison
Klein- Heffelman-Zollars Co
Marketav and
Sth St N
Ady
Moose Notice Election of Officers Friday March 3
Election of officers scheduled Friday March 3 from 1 to 7 30 p m. A T Schauer secretary advertise. Also ads for Raehel and Son flower store Merrit Jewelry Co 318 Tusest Market N W 417 hats special sale Arcade Millinery Harris Bldg and The Club Store 318 Tusest F spring line men suits two pants 19 dollars.
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Moose
T. Schauer
Secy.—Adv
Raehel & Son
Merrit Jewelry Co
Steinmetz Demonstrates Indoor Thunderstorm Generator
Schenectady New York March 9 Dr Charles Steinmetz electrical wizard announced success in controlling an indoor thunder storm with all the features of natural lightning. The linghtning generator produced a 1 000 000 horsepower energy bolt lasting one hundred thousandth of a second capable of aiding lightning arresters. Also reports note Congressman Joseph Himes showing modest improvement after illness and that he will rest in an eastern hospital before resuming duties following a two week leave request.
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Charles P. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Schnectady
N. Y
Dr. Steinmetz
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Charles PP. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Freight rate cuts on beet sugar postponed to July
Washington reports a voluntary eight cent per 100 pounds sugar reduction proposed by several railroads for beet sugar from middle western points to Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas Oklahoma and Michigan's upper peninsula has been postponed to July 1 by an Interstate Commerce Commission order. No reason was given. The notice included advertisements for hats suits flowers and a piano sale in Canton.
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Washington
Middle Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
Utah
Illnois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Billy Sunday clashes with Charleston ministers in W Va
Billy Sunday insists on preaching all sermons while Charleston churches demand morning services. A temporary agreement allows Sunday morning services only until local campaign funds are raised. Despite tensions, the tabernacle remains packed for each sermon as aid ads clutter the page.
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Charleston
W. Va
Billy Sunday
Silly Sunday
Tabernacle
Concert at First U B Church Monday March 13
The Rodeheaver Carmichael concert is announced for Monday March 13 at First U B Church evening. Also advertised is a new Caruso record Messe Solemelde Crucifix No 87345 priced at $1.25 through Music Parlors Wilein Heffelman Zollars Co Market and Std N. A Cleveland and Return fare 2.08 via W N E Rv saturdays sundays good until Sunday night. Pastry Shop specials for tomorrow feature multiple layer cakes and a $1 combination with bakery rolls at the 218 Cleveland Ave NW Stand 18 Arcade Market delivery available.
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Victor Co
Caruso
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Adv
Rodeheaver-Carmichael Concert Co
U. B. Church
Carnac
Wilein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Cleveland
Arcade Market
Bell
State
Earry
Cleveland Bay
Navy ships ready to drop anchor over fuel budget impasse
Washington dispatch reports the navy prepared to order ships to drop anchor where they are as Congress holds fuel appropriations at 6.3 million dollars. Diplomatic vessels may be exempted, but most ships await orders while doubt and funding gaps delay homeport moves.
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Washington
Navy Department
Congress
Navy
Denby
Near East
State Department
New Lead Emerges in William Desmond Taylor Slaying Case
Los Angeles detectives reverse track a tip from a Tustin rancher claiming two men halted near Santa Ana on January 31 and planned to reach Los Angeles to confront a former officer. One man called spike allegedly carried a .38 revolver. Detectives pursue traces in San Diego as they weigh two mysterious suspects against Edward F. Sands.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William Desmond Taylor
David Adams
Tustin
Spike
Santa Ana
Edward F. Sands
Fedgar King
San Diego
Bench warrant issued for Reinhardt arrest in Baltimore
Washington March 3 A bench warrant for the arrest of Philip Reinhardt of Baltimore was issued today by Justice Hitz in the district supreme court. Reinhardt, once treasurer of the Virginia Shipbuilding Company, was indicted last week on conspiracy and embezzlement charges against the government.
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Washington
Philip Reinhardt
Baltimore
Justice Hitz
Supreme Court
Steinhardt
Virginia Shipbuilding Company
Reinhardt
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Treo Swindlers
MLCT
Kenny's
Fagle
Fiall
Kenny
Markley
Welfare Board
Federation
Armory
Citizens Board
C. of C
City Auditorium
Courtland Hotel
Eddie Hawk
Court
First Church of Christ, Scientiet
William Dpd. Kilpatrick
Detroit
Mich
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Eddie Hawk's Cigar Store
Courtav SW
Courtney
T. M. Sayre
Fifth-st NW
Eagle's Hall
Rage
Raps
Says
de and Charles
Steinmets
Thunder Storm
Congressman
Joseph H. Himes
Theodore Burton
Himes
Barher & Son
Quality Flowers
New Spring
California
D. W. Lerch Co
Market
N.ady
Lady Baltimore
Parkerhouse
Taylor Mystery
Raepel & Jon
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