Warmer March Hints Stir Local Banter and Holiday Recall
General Stark congratulates Carl Meyer on clear weather this month and notes March could begin with snow then mild days. Purim observances in York begin with readings from Esther and gift giving to the poor, recalling Persian deliverance. An 1881 fire alarm memory and a nearby oil painting display at Crqui Furniture also appear.
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Wabneral Stark
Carl H. Meyer
General Stark
Gaya
Persia
Nowel
Haman
Ahasuerus
Mordecai
Esther
Adar
York
Abraham Lan
Criqui
Athstana
Cleveland
George Beresford
Miller Guilty in War Property Case as Daugherty Classed with Split Verdict
New York March 4 Thomas W Miller postwar alien property custodian was found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to obtain a 7 million dollar German war asset claim. Co defendant Harry M Daugherty obtained a hung jury. Senate Democrats hailed the verdict as justice and a vindication of investigation work.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugheryt
Harding
Miller's Hall
Ecpunse
Miller
Daugherty
Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Benator Walsh
Groups Form Divisions to Build Canton Commerce Fund
Canton merchants manufacturers and professionals form ten groups to raise a one million dollar industrial finance fund. The drive aims to attract new industries, create jobs, and boost payrolls while aiding local enterprises through organized finance campaigning.
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Canton Gnamph of Commercerere
Mark Hambleton
Chaiirman
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
Former Canton Detective Surrenders in Springfield Case
Floyd Streitenberger, a former Canton city detective now in Stark county workhouse, was indicted for first degree murder in Don Mellett’s death. He was arrested in Springfield by private detective N J Fisher after workers noticed the indictment. Prosecutor Harter says Trial likely not before May term. three other first degree murder cases pending. Streitenberger claims alibi for Louis Mazer and says arrest was a frameup. He will be arraigned once indictment copy arrives.
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Floyd Streitenberger
Stark Co
Don BR. Mellett
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Springfield
N. J. Fisher
Springfield Newa
Ohio Edison Co
Harter
S Treitenberger
Ed Gibson
George Thorn
Canton
Strettenberger
Fisher
Fne
Meilett
Louis Mazer
Melrett
Mazer
Dectsion
Iate
Streitenberger
David BE
Kramer
Loula Mazer
Moose Lodge aids Canton families with food coal and clothing
Since November 18 the Loyal Order of Moose reports distributing 63 food baskets 33 dollars of coal and many clothing items to needy Canton residents per Safety Director Howard Lehr. A party line of muddy recollections and stray anecdotes follow, including a judge reminiscing about pre paving days and a farmer describing an odd roadside incident.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Canton
Howard Lehr
Three Die As Fire Ravages New York Tenement
A five story tenement fire in New York City kills three, including patrolman Terry J. Farrell and a child. A woman identified as 35 is among the dead, with fears of more victims buried in the ruins. Authorities probe for possible arson.
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New York
Tarry J. Farrell
Farrell
Coolidge to Run On War Record Highlighted by Rogers
Will Rogers notes President Coolidge will campaign on his war record. Report from Tucson Arizona March 4 says captured boat from China and stronger Marine presence in Nicaragua. Mexico pressure continues with new demand issued.
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Coolidge
Rogers
Will Rogers
Tucson
Ariz
Mac
China
Nicaragua
Mexico
Mr. Coolidge
Oratory Ends Senate Term as Congress Dies in Deadlock
The 69th congress collapsed after a three day stalemate over senatorial campaign investigations. Bills including the 93 009 000 deficiency and 165 000 000 building program died leaving the government short of funds and the navy and courts hampered. Vice President Dawes blamed defective Senate rules for the deadlock as members prepared nine months’ vacation before the new congress convened.
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Washington
Mar
69Th Congress
Senate
Congress
Dawes
Longworth
House
War Department
Cape Cod Canal
Radio Commission
Purta
Navy
Search Seabed and Skies For Missing Uruguayan Vessel Crew
Intensive land, air, and sea search continued for the Uruguayan vessel missing since Wednesday morning. Radio contact efforts failed. French and Spanish ships and seaplanes extended patrols along the coast to trace the course of the missing craft.
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Las Palms
Canary
Isfords
Meroe
Diplomatic Strains Rise as Mexican Envoy Leaves US
Reports say Mexican ambassador Don Manuel Tellez headed home amid US protests over alleged Mexican propaganda and intrigues tied to petroleum policy. Official denials followed, but the rapid departure heightened tensions and fueled speculation of a possible recall or break in relations.
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Mexico City
Mar
United States
Senor
Don Manuel Tellez
Washington
Sheffield
Tellez
Mexico
Gainas
Coolidge
Senor Tellez Ia
New York
State Department
Grew
Department
Tellers
Conau
Artugo Fllas
Calles
Foreign Office
Allence
Telleg
Aphel Maru Wrecked Near Oshima Island
Reports from Kagoshima state the Japanese liner Aphel Maru is wrecked 49 miles off Oshima in the Hiuitu group. About 150 aboard include 100 passengers and a crew of 44. Coast guard vessels and rescue efforts are unknown from the message.
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Tokyo
Oshima
Hiuitu Group
Kagoshima
Death Toll Rises With Sixth Baby Death At Hospital
A hospital tragedy in Chicago reports the sixth infant death tied to a mistaken injection during water administration at Columbia Memorial Hospital. Names like Robert liver fehbmeen and Marjorie Elizabeth Gibbons appear in chaotic text, but the core event is the fatal errors leading to infant deaths.
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Columbia Memorial Hospital
Robert Liver Fehbmeen
Marjorie
Iisabeth Gibbons
Aeath
Baty Jehraon
Student dies by suicide at Central High School corridor
Washington report states 17 year old Herbert Witlett killed himself in the corridor of Central High School, the largest such school in the city, by shooting himself in the head.
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Washington
Herbert Witlett
Central High
Canton planning board approves 190 foot right of way
The Canton City Planning Commission approved a 190 foot wide right of way from Cherry Avenue Extension SE to Canton Industry Road for Ohio Public Service Co. and cleared Maryland Avenue SW extension to below the Pennsylvania Railway for Timken Land Co. The vote included other smaller allotments and a plan to fund an underground safety and maintenance program.
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Canton City Planning Commission
Ohio Public Service Co
Cherry Av Extension
Canton Industry Rd
Timken Land Co
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railway
Vammiseto Mera
Fauet
Wectien
Baltimore Star Veteran Physician Resides in Savannah Home
The article notes George W Matdain a veteran of World War I and Horatio 4ie4 st Joime Hepulie associated with consulting engineers in New York. It states he maintained his home in Savannah, Georgia, while the headline references Baltimore and the Star.
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Baltimore
Star
Teorge
Veterans Oraacio
Joime
Eita
Botome & Webster Hotane
Yorm Consulting Engineers
Gthquak
Savemnoh
May Die in Try to Save Patient in New York
George Goldstein, 17, a bronx patient, plunged into the East River from Bellevue hospital amid a struggle with police. Two patrolmen were pulled from the water in a bid to rescue him. one, William Deffy, later died from immersion. Others were treated as the incident unfolded.
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New York
Mar. i
George Goldstein
Bronix
Liberts
Bellevue Hospital
Eas River
Fougi
Siouse Canditios
Goldstein
Bellevge
William McAdanm
Huwan
William Deffy
Salse
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N. J. Fischer
Edward Streitenberger
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Smih
A. W. Agier
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