Detectives Probe Taylor Case After Sands Identification
Los Angeles detectives begin a new probe into the William Desmond Taylor murder after receiving a letter from Ohio man A F Swank containing a newspaper photo identified as Ward Sands with a claim of a possible hanging in Toronto. The message sparked fresh questions about Sands, a missing VA let.
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Taylor
Ws Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
King and Winn
District Attorney's Office
Pindward F. Sands
A. F E. Swank
15Th-St NW
Canton
Ohio
Rival Leaders Review Harding's First Year
A one year review of the Harding administration notes achievements and challenges. Senator James K. Watson outlines Republican struggles and calls the disarmament conference a major step toward peace led by President Harding and his chosen team.
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Harding
New York Central Flyer Wrecks Bus Near Painesville
A NY Central mail train struck a jitney bus at the St Clairst crossing near Painesville Fairport killing fourteen people and injuring several others. The bus was on a last trip from Painesville to Fairport when the collision occurred at 11 06 pm. Passengers and crew were hurled and burned as the wreckage ignited. Names of the dead and injured include Raymond O Leary Gladys Tippilakese Andrew Adams and Raymond Hamilton among Fairport and Painesville residents. Official investigations by Lake County and railroad officials will determine the wreck’s cause.
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Painesville
Fairport
Chester Parrish
Andrew Adams
Fair
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Raymond O'Leary
Gladys Tippilakese
Bua
Martin Stenback
Nick Henna
Lakeco Hospital
Raymond Hamilton
Charles Sullivan
Vladys Lippitakse
Kathryn Horvath
Richmond
Tichard Strand
Chardon
John Sturms
Lillian Kelso
Hilda Prask
Oscar Cooper
William J. Sutter, Jr
John Bartish
Frank Fridehaugh
Max Sturms
Stanley Radik
George EK. McGhee
Medina
Lake-co Hospital
H. Raymond Hamilton
Martin Steinbach
Nick Nemo
Lake-co
St. Clairst
New York Central
Edward Do n egan fined for trafficking stolen liquor permits
Edward Donegan was fined fifty four thousand dollars and sentenced to ten years in the Atlanta federal prison after being convicted on thirteen counts for trafficking in stolen and forged liquor withdrawal permits on a large scale in New York.
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New York
Atlanta
Edward Donegan
Hostetter Named To Head Moose
M. B. Hostetter was elected dictator of the Canton Lodge of Moose at a lodge meeting Friday evening. EF. J. Fleming was named vice dictator Irwin M. Spence presiding officer Ralph Benson secretary B. R. Werner treasurer F. K. Stacy trustee
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M. B. Hostetter
Canton
Lodge of Moose
EF. J. Fleming
Irwin M. Spence
Ralph Benson
B. R. Werner
F. K. Stacy
Cal-Burn Wins Permit for Major Cleveland Ave Project
The Cal-Burn Finance Co secured a 1 500 000 hotel theater and office building permit at Cleveland avenue and Third street NW. It is the department’s largest permit, with plans approved by the Ohio Industrial Commission and inspected by Building Inspector Lucas. The week’s activity totals 35 permits valued at 1 547 945.
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City Building Department
Cal-Burn Finance Co
Cleveland-av
Third-st NW
Ohio Industrial Commission
Lucas
Building Department
W. T. Rosenberry
Fultoard
Pure Food Show Nears Successful Close
The Canton Pure Food and Household Appliance exposition nears its end with a gala Saturday night. A style show features over 30 models and a special prize for the best model. Baking contests award prizes on Saturday afternoon, with undisclosed prizes added to the announced ones. Friday drew large crowds as bread making by Massota Flour Co. crowned winners Mrs. C. A. Dishart, Mrs. F. L. Hoare, and Mrs. H. C. Deitz, plus sacks of flour for each winner. 12 loaves were entered.
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Canton Pure Food and Household Appliance
Massota Flour Co
C. A. Dishart
Unionnv
F. L. Hoare
Greenfield Av
H.C. Deitz
Massillon
Indict Two For Murder In Marion Ohio Case
Special grand jury returned indictments against John Gachenback and Edward Baker for first degree murder. Both youths 21 and 17, from Franklin Pennsylvania, are accused of holding up and fatally shooting Joseph Charles Leon, a 68 year old plant employee, on the night of February.
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Marion, O
John Gachenback
Edward Baker
Gachenback
Baker
Franklin
Joseph Charles Leon
Weather and Revival Notices at Local Churches
Weather forecast for Sunday shows fair conditions and warm temperatures. Evangelist Shannon leads three revival services at First Church, with regular morning and evening services and a 2:30 p.m. men’s meeting plus musical treats. Dr. T. M. Sayre moves to 112 Fifth Street NW. Meanwhile Dan Rittenhouse is scheduled for morning and evening services at First Baptist with a special men’s meeting at 2:30 p.m.
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Shannon
U. B
Trish
Farmers oppose joy road plan in county funds use
Farmers at the Oldfort farmers institute adopted resolutions protesting the use of county funds for expensive transcontinental boulevards for joy riders. They urged commissioners to allocate road funds to improve market roads only and to use county material for road building.
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Tiffin
Oldfort Farmers’ Institute
Coun
Passion Play at First Presbyterian Sunday School
H W Leuthi speaks on the Passion Play at the Sunday school of First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Everyone is welcome to attend this parish event advertised for faithful attendance and community education.
Spiritualist Truth Seekers Services Announced
The Spiritualist Truth Seekers hold services Sunday at 2:30 and 7:20 p.m. at the Moose Temple McKinleyan and Tuse. Evening lecture topic is Responsibility the Foundation of Success from Matthew 25. Music by Miss M Nixon. Messages by Mrs. M McFarland of Pittsburgh. Pastor H Y Dryden in charge.
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Moose Temple
McKinleyan
Tuse
M. Nixon
Toboggan Slide to Hell Sermon At Trinity United
Hear neighbor Trinity United Evangelical church Sunday night at seven in the evening. Subject The Toboggan Slide to Hell. Adv Baptist church offers Sunday morning and evening services with a powerful speaker and real message. Special men’s meeting at 2:30 p m.
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Dan Rittenhouse
First Baptist Church
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Trinity U. B Church
Thear Dan Hittenhouse
Ady
Firet Baptist Church
Krickbaum Orders City 1 to Reinstate Electrical Chief
Judge Krickbaum in common pleas court Friday ordered Emil F. Wirth reinstated as city electrical inspector after his October dismissal for inefficiency. Wirth will resume full charge with Ford Donze as assistant, and his first task includes inspecting wiring at the City Auditorium as council weighs a $15,000 improvement note.
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Emil F. Wirth
Marenus J. Kintz
Krrchbaum
Common Pleas Court
Thomas M. Miller
James L. Amerman
E. L. Mills
Wirth
Kinty
Civil Service Commission
Kintz
Building Department
Canton City Water to Flush Mains Over Weeks
Mayor Curtis announced a plan with James Syler and L B Ohliger to flush all city water mains in sections. Weather permitting, flushing will begin soon, with two to three days notice to residents to retain sufficient water during cleaning. The process will continue through several weeks with midweek pipe cleaning.
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Canton
C. C. Curtis
James A. Syler
L. B. Ohliger
Flushing
Auto prices reach bottom says Guarant Trust Co
New York March 4 Guarant Trust Co says motor car prices have reached bottom and the industry shows a sound position with no further price reductions. Six makers have raised prices while the average price of forty nine standard touring car models is 21 percent below Sept 1 1920. Many cars show as much as 42 1 2 percent cuts, attributed to ongoing price revisions over more than a year.
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New York
Three Dead in Norfolk Rooming House Fire
In Norfolk Virginia a late night blaze in a poor area rooming house killed two men and a woman. One other person remained hospitalized with burns. officials fear another death. A second block of notices advertises a big revival at Trinity U B church with evangelist and services, plus employment help and a mass meeting at First U B church.
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Norfolk
Moon s Mass Meeting at U B Church
Moon s Mass Meeting at U B church invites worshippers to hear the Irish Evangelion and enjoy musical treats at all services.
Road Work Under Way Next Week
Canton area notes report McCoy and Garaux, contractors on the Canton Canal Faltoard extension, will begin grading Monday with concrete pours as soon as freezing danger passes. This marks the first road project of the year, contracted last fall. Also listed are local ads for a Sunday chicken dinner, a McKinley Hunter Ride, safety razor resharpening, and a free Christian Science lecture by William D. Kilpatrick at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Canton, Ohio on Monday evening March 6 at 8:15.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Canton
Ohio
William D. Kilpatrick
Detroit
Mich
Boston
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Adv
Girl Seeks 40000 Damages After Auto Crash
Misa Margaret Paar files suit Friday against Atty George E Eggert asking 40000 in damages for injuries from an October 20 automobile crash on Canton Massillon road near St Marie College. Weather blamed for not seeing the victims before impact. Carmen Weber also in event with a compound leg fracture. Clarence White sues Roy Brown for 30000 after being struck on Mahoning road at Deldenavy. claims permanent vision impairment. Amerman and Mills represent both plaintiffs.
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Misa
Margaret Paar
Atty
George E. Eggert
Carmen Weber
St. Marie College
Canton- Massillonrd
Regerts Automobile
Clarence White
Roy Brown
White
Mahoningrd
Deldenavy
Brown
Pacific Steamship Co Purchases Columbia
The steamship Columbia formerly the Great Northern was awarded to H H St Alexander, president of the Pacific Steamship Company, for 1 250 000 in a private bid, to replace the Northern Pacific destroyed by fire. Also an advertisement notes Church of Divine Science services and a men’s meeting at 2 30 p m.
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Washington
Columbia
Great Northern
HH. St. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Company
The
Shipping Board
Northern Pacific
Want Ads for Sunday’s Daily News Issuance
The Sunday Daily News want ads are accepted until 9 o'clock this evening. Call 3500 and ask for Classified to place your ad, the quickest and easiest way to fill a want.
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The
Daily News
Sunday Daily News
Democratic View by Senator Patterson on Republican Record
United States Senator from Mississippi delivers a sharp critique of the first year of the Republican administration. He cites broken promises and high living costs, credits only a farmer credit measure pushed by a cross party group, and argues disarmament progress occurred despite the President, not because of him.
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Washington
Republican Party
Agriculanat Hermncenture
O Ff
Democratic
Harding
Senate
Agriculture Group
Borah
Lawyer Shoots Lawyer in Pittsburgh Divorce Case
Charles F. Patterson, a Pittsburgh lawyer, was shot four times by the wife of a client who was suing her for divorce. A warrant issued for Mrs. Noda Thompson charging felonious shooting. Patterson said she fired after he refused to discuss her case without her attorney present.
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F. Patterson
Noda Thompson
Patterson
Bootleggers and Police in Gun Fight in Dayton
Dayton reports a downtown running street battle as police chased Albert Pegram and William Dalton after stopping a car packed with twelve quarts of liquor. Five shots were fired. Dalton allegedly confessed to bringing the whiskey from Detroit.
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Dayton
Albert Pegram
Detroit
William Dalton
Dalton
Canton Motor Car Co Hosts Employee Dinner at Congress Lake
A. F. Mitzel, head of the Canton Motor Car Co, will entertain all company employees with a chicken dinner at his cottage at Congress Lake on Saturday night. A saxophone orchestra will play during dinner, with games and social diversions to follow.
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A. FE. Mitzel
Canton Motor Car Co
Congress Lake
Washington Council No 12 initiates class on March 4
Washington Council No 12 will hold class initiation at Washington hall on Saturday evening March 4. All juniors are invited. Committee-Adv.
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O. U. Alm
Washington Council
Washington Hall
Baby Savings Bank Ad Highlights Church Meeting
An ad offers a silver plated bank for Baby's Savings from The First Trust Savings bank. It notes church event details with a Sunday morning service and a men’s gathering at 2:30 p.m. Ad copy references Courtney Pree's Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph.
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Courtney Pree
Baby's
Trust & Savings Bank
Baby
Raby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Student's crisis ends in self inflicted death in Annapolis
A despondent senior at St Johns College of Annapolis John Burton Mustin Jr aged likely to graduate feared scholastic failure and died by suicide in June after shooting himself. The report notes his concern over academic deficiency and graduation prospects.
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Annapolis
John Burton Mustin, Jr
Germantown
St. Johns College
Grand jury returns two homicide indictments and more
Judge Krichbaum hears a report listing two homicide indictments. Carl A. Dorland faces manslaughter charges after a child was hit by his car in Fourth Street SE while intoxicated. Christ Rosses is charged with second degree murder for the death of a Black man at Rossos’ Columbia Heights shop. Additional indictments include highway robbery to a man who tried a bank hold up, and various counts of burglary, larceny, embezzlement, and other offenses involving multiple defendants.
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Grand Jury
Krichhbaum
Carl A. Dorland
Fourth-st SE
Dorland
Christ Rosses
Columbia Heights
Massillon
Rossos
Manuel Fidaleo
Dime Savines Bank
Youngstown
Rudolph B. Lutz
Lutz
Ruff
Raymond Seery
Jack Zuber
John Duma
Louis T. Hart
Millie Jones
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NEW York Central Flyer
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Moose
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Fifth-st NW
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State
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Tivoli
McKinley Hunter
Eddie Hawk
Court Av
Christian Science Lecture
Girl
Amerman & Mills
Pacific Steamship CO
Church of Divine Science
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Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Charles
Piddie Hawk's Cigar Store
Williard Parlor
Court
C. A. Dorland
Krichbaum
Nick Poppa
Richard Splain
Nick Marion
Nick Gaudio
Mike Rallo
Ralph Britton
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Martin J. Webber
Julius D'Innocenzo
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Henry Morris
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