Tariff debate widens as Soover pressured to view
President elect Herbert Hoover is drawn into the tariff bill debate with hints he opposes broad revision and the American valuation plan. Joseph R. Grundy of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association urges the party to back American valuation, seen as a final option for higher rates. Republicans on the Ways and Means committee hold their first interparty meeting amid the discussion.
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York World News Service
Washington
Herbert Soover
East
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Ways and Means Committee
Buckley funds illegally deposited in 11 banks ordered withdrawn
Ohio state funds totaling 1 100 000 deposited by former State Treasurer Bert B Buckley in 11 banks without board of deposits approval were ordered withdrawn after an attorney general ruling. Treasury and chief clerk Edwin A Todd notified the banks via telegram that withdrawals are required under the attorney general opinion. Dayton banks named include City National Bank and Trust Co Dayton Savings and Trust Co Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Third National Bank. The move affects 700 000 in Dayton banks and follows a ruling that the deposits had no legal status.
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Treasury Department
Gilbert Bettman
State Board of Deposits
Buckley
Ohio
Dayton
Ross Ake
Bettman
Ake
Edwin A. Todd
City National Bank and Trust Co
Dayton Savings and Trust Co
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Third National Bank
Cabinet of Antis An Oversea Holdover Lamont Named Commerce Secretary
The cabinet under President Hoover is filled with mostly unknown names outside their states. Thomas Patterson Lamont of Chicago is appointed secretary of commerce, with Ray Lyman Wilbur the only widely known outsider, though distant from political life. Most states opposed Hoover at the Kansas City convention. Ohio might have backed Willis if the late senator had lived. The lineup lacks original Hoover figures and strong nationwide recognition.
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Charles Michelson
New York World
Canton Daily News
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Thomas Patterson Lamont
Chicago
California
Ohio
Hoover
Kansas City
Willis
Jurist Is Saved by His Clerk in Courtroom Siege
In Detroit on March 2 Deputy sheriffs shot Roy A. Wynkoop after he forced entry shouting for justice and drew two revolvers near Judge S Lamb of Cadillac Mich. Clerk August Blessing foresaw danger, organized a filing action, then summoned police as deputies used a tear gas bomb and fired, ending the standoff with Wynkoop down and the judge unharmed.
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Detroit
Roy A. Wynkoop
S. Lamb
Cadillac
Mich
Sheriff's Office
Judge Lamb
Wynkoop
Solidity and steady Cabinet picks behind Hoover
Washington reports that President elect Hoover will assemble a solid, dependable cabinet. William D. Mitchell, slated as attorney general, is praised as a brilliant yet modest jurist whose quiet, unobtrusive character complements his top legal skill and reliability.
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William Hard
Canton Daily News
Washington
Hoover
William D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Missing Girl Prompts Lancaster Police Search
A mother pleads with Lancaster police to search for her 16 year old daughter Geraldine Jessica Horn who vanished from Linden Hall Littitz after Feb 8. The teen left Brookyln New York with no explanation two weeks ago after feigning illness at a basketball game.
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Lancaster
Linden Hall
Littitz
Geraldine Jessica Horn
Fred Horn
76Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wife sues man who must hang in Chicago case
Emily Josephine Hauke sues William Henry Hauke in circuit court for divorce on grounds of desertion and his alleged murder of her mother. Hauke, an ex soldier awaiting hangings after a 12 day deadline, was held in county jail. he commented that any action by her is acceptable and hoped she cares for their baby. The American Legion helped secure a reprieve formerly on November 2.
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Chicago
William Henry Hauke
Emily Josephine Hauke
Scheckly
Hauke
American Legion
Wright brothers rush to Kansas City sister’s sickbed
Orville and Lorin Wright traveled from Dayton to Kansas City to be with their critically ill sister Mrs. Henry J. Haskell wife of the Kansas City Star editor. The flight pioneers arrived by train rather than air.
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Kansas City
Orville
Lorin Wright
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
May Survive Serious Burns After Deadly Gas Stove Fire
Steubenville Ohio March 2 William Prim 46 was believed recovering from burns after a gas stove explosion at the Prim home Gould Station seven miles west of here. The blast killed four occupants including Mrs Dora Prim 45 Charles Crawford 24 Mrs Anna Crawford 22 and Otis Crawford eight months. Prim remained in critical condition at Ohio Valley Hospital.
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Steubenville
William Prim
Prim
Gould Station
Here
Dora Prim
Charles Crawford
Anna Crawford
Otis Crawford
Crawford
Ohio Valley Hospital
Hunt Atwater in New York
Indicted real estate man Harmon G. Atwater, key witness in the St. Clair Coit Playground scandal, moved from Florida and Cleveland to New York as authorities pursue him. His whereabouts remained unknown after two calls warned of fruitless search. Schooley and son pled not guilty on new indictments linked to the same case, alleged to defraud the city of about $30,000.
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Cleveland
Harmon G. Atwater
St. Clair-Coit
Florida
New York
David Ralph Hertz
Ray T. Miller
Hertz
Atwater
Gordon
Liston G. Schooley
L. G. Schooley, Jr
St. Clair
Young Writers Club Opens in Canton Daily News Contest
The Canton Daily News launches a Young Writers Club for fifth to eighth graders starting March 10. Students submit stories of 200 to 250 words on a prompt about “An Accident That Happened When Father or Mother Was a Child,” plus drawings or poems for prizes. Submissions due by the following Friday at 6.
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Young Writers’ Club
Canton Daily News
Daily News
Pola Negri Cancels Job Over The Queen's Necklace Scenario
Pola Negri announces to the New York World News Service she has canceled her contract with Gaston Ravel over the scenario she calls very dead. She says she paid $20,000 to the French producers and refuses their portrayal. She denies demanding private apartments and multiple screens, and says she will form her own company to produce films in France and England.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Pola Negri
Gaston Ravel
New York World News Service Today
Pola
Kavel
France
England
Non-Stop Hop Proves Failure in Flight Attempt
Joaquin Pacheco and C. B. Mc Millan aimed a non-stop Mexico City to Washington flight aboard the Emilio Carranza. They landed at Roberts Field in Birmingham at 6:50 p.m. after dumping gasoline to reduce weight to clear Mexican mountains. They planned to reach Washington by 3 a.m. Sunday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joaquin Pacheco
C. B. McMillan
Mexico City
Washington
Emilio Carranza
Roberts Field
Pacheco
Cleaning and blocking hat saves buying a new one
Advertises hat cleaning and blocking for seventy five cents. Provides phone Dial 7189 for Canton Wet Wash Laundry Dry Cleaning Department. Ady.
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Dry Cleaning Department
Canton
Two Gangsters McGurn and Fanelli Face Arraignment
Chicago on March 2 Jack McGurn and Rocco Fanelli charged with the Moran gang massacre were arraigned before Judge Schwaba. No evidence presented and prosecutors sought a continuance to pursue more arrests. Fanelli surrendered and is held on a police complaint as Louise Rolfe also faced charges of disorderly conduct and adultery.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Jack McGurn
Rocco Fanelli
Moran
Schwaba
St. Valentine's Day
Nash
Fanelli
Louise Rolfe
McGurn
Lindbergh and Anne Arrive in Cuernavaca Mexico
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow arrive with Ambassador Morrow in Cuernavaca. Tourists fill the town as two cabinet ministers are registered at local hotels. The couple motors about town while the Morrow residence bars press access.
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New York World News Service
Mexico City
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Ambassador Morrow
Cuernavaca
President Portes Gil
Miss Morrow
Morrow
May Probe Ol Debate
A federal trade commission investigation into the contest for control of the Standard Oil Co of Indiana involving John D. Rockefeller Jr and Robert W. Stewart was proposed in a resolution introduced by Senator Stephenson of Mississippi.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Johnd. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana
Bo Sen. Stephenson
D.I
Mississippi
Tailors & Dry Cleaners Offer Pickup and Delivery
L. F. Tailors and Dry Cleaners announce pickup and delivery service from 240 Market Ave. Call 4232 for suits and plain dresses. Existing customers invited to use the new option.
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L. F
Marketi
Oliver's Wall Paper Store Ad Low Prices
An advertisement from Oliver's Wall Paper Store at 125 Walnutay NE promotes greatly reduced prices for wallpaper and related items.
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Oliver's Wall Paper
Walnut Av
Walnutay NE
Inauguration Lineup and Broadcast Plans
The newspaper lists the inauguration lineup with notes from Rodney Dutcher about a simple affair and mentions NBC and Columbia broadcasting the event. It previews pages covering related staff, features, and ads across sections on archaeology, music, and society, indicating broad coverage with page references.
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Rodney Dutcher
NBC
Columbia
Allan
Nation’s Center
Ohio
Caomoan Os Enes Ssc
Harles Michelson
Financial News
Coolidge Ends White House Day With Endless Farewells
President Coolidge’s final day in the White House features a long schedule with him at his desk from early morning. He signs 94 bills before noon, greets 553 people at the noon reception, autographs 70 photographs, and handles calls and nominations before continuing a hectic farewell.
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White House
Vermont
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Eugene P. Thackrey
New York World
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
San Francisco Bay
Senate
Coast Guard
Transportation Fares in Canton Spark Franchise Debate
Editorial argues a ten cent cash fare for buses and street cars seems excessive. It criticizes a draft franchise favoring the Northern Ohio Power Co with a seven cent fare on tickets or ten cents cash, plus a ten year exclusive grant. The piece questions why a three cent gap exists and urges fairer terms and simpler change for drivers.
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Canton
Northern Ohio Power Company
Cleveland Avenue
Mahoning Road
The
Transportation Commission
Prison Break Foiled at Sing Sing Prison Tunnel
Ossining N Y March 2 A wholesale jail break was frustrated by a 40 foot long four foot square tunnel found from a potato cellar under the mesh hall to near the outer wall. Principal Keeper John Sheehy spotted a torn lock on a grate leading to a pipe conduit. Two hammers two trowels and six flashlights were found at the tunnel end which was shored with timbers near a road three feet above.
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Sing Sing
Ossining
N. Y
John Sheehy
Sheehy
Classifieds Offer Jobs From Daily Canton Section
Read today’s Canton Daily News classified pages for waitress, salesman and light delivery posts. Positions seek experienced waitstaff, a phone sales rep, a house to house sales role, and local applicants with knowledge of the city.
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Canton Daily News
Cleaning and pressing service ad in Canton paper
An advertisement notes a full line of new cleaning and pressing devices for suits coats and dresses. It directs readers to contact Canton Wet Wash Laundry’s dry cleaning department at Dial 7189 and mentions another dial 7321 TOV TT IS for inquiries.
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Canton
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