Legge Warns of Possible Rail Embargo on Wheat Shipping
Washington March 5 The federal farm board chairman Alexander Legge says a rail embargo to curb wheat shipments may be used if railroads cannot unload grain at terminals. Wheat on hand climbs beyond 162 million bushels as storage runs out and markets overflow. Legge cites crowded markets, no storage space, and government loan buying as factors behind the shift to open market pricing.
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Ay United Press
Washington
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Stabilization Corporation
Boy Scout Paul Siple Returns Grown Antarctic Hero
Paul Siple, once the youngest member of Admiral Byrd's Antarctic expedition, returns home to Canton Ohio at nearly 20, six feet tall and 210 pounds. His parents Clyde and Mrs. Siple and sister Mrs. Kettering await his homecoming after a journey that made him America's most famous Boy Scout.
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Antarctic
U. S
Richar Byrd
Byrd
Paul Siple
Eric
Canton
Paul
NEA
Helen Welshimer
Canton Daily News
Rie, Pa
America
Boy Scouts of America
Richard E. Byrd
Clyde L. Siple
RS. Siple
Carrol Siple Kettering
Byrd Camp
Siple
Fannie Siple
Harriet Altman
Paul Kettering
Cantons New Nephew Paul Aboard Byrds Antarctic Trek
Mrs Siple recalls her son Paul as he joins the Byrd Antarctic expedition. The biologist helps scout Erie and maps a southern route while stationed with 42 men for 18 months. He sends a radiogram ordering roses for his mother’s birthday.
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Paul
City Considers New Bus Plan
A Canton utilities committee discusses a New York firm led by J M Berger proposing to run buses here for five cents with five percent of gross income to the city. Mayor Witter and others weigh a New York meeting this weekend and an on site equipment demo. Berger claims annual city income around 100000 with no franchise required. The panel plans a decision at a late Wednesday meeting.
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Council Utilities Committee
Herman R. Witter
Belsettor
Russell H. Mack
J. M. Berger
New York City
New York
Berger
Canton
George F. Schoner
Schoner
Springlike sun Thaws Canton Snow After Freeze
A Canton town note says mild sun early in the day lifted temperatures above freezing, ending a cold spell. Workers had started removing remaining snow, with the heaviest effort occurring Tuesday as the temperature rose.
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Canton
Lent Thought Series Begins in Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News launches a daily Lenten Thought feature titled Len of ten Thoughts with approval from city religious leaders. Today's meditation appears on the editorial page as the observance continues toward Easter.
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Canton Daily News
Voodooism Gun Fight Kills Two in Newark Temple
In Newark at 65 Barclay Street police battled a voodoo cult temple raid at dawn. A policeman and a gunman are dead, another officer and at least one cult member wounded as the confrontation ended on the building’s third floor.
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Newark
N. J
Barclayet
Sergt
Robert
Anderson
Barclay St
Pension rule debate on firemen retirement age
The firemen pension board's 65 year retirement rule faces review as City Solicitor Mack questions the board's authority to set age limits. A conference may discuss eliminating the retirement age feature, which would have retired Chief R. O. Meenar after fifty years of service.
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Firemen's Pension Board
Russell H. Mack
Mack
R. O. Meenar
Grange Urges Vacancy After Conviction of Fromm
The Pomona Grange adopted a resolution seeking immediate vacancy declarations for county officials convicted of charges. It aims to appoint a successor to Stark County Commissioner Charles A. Fromm, who was indicted and convicted of soliciting a bribe related to hospital equipment contracts. The group, representing about 2000 Stark County residents, also opposed assessments on abutting property for road repairs.
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Stark Co
Charles A. Fromm
Grangers of
Fromm
Pomona Grange
Grange
Molly Stark
Board of County Commissioners
B. Cranston
The
Or Real Estate Board
Canton Daily News Classified Section Highlights
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Hatchi
Wale
Rhode
Hebe
Canton Daily News
Ex President Coolidge Leaves Globe Dam Celebration
Cal von Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge departed Globe Arizona by the Southern Pacific train at 8 02 p m ending a celebration at Coolidge Dam. Crowds dispersed after a day of Indian dances and tom tom music as the former president headed toward his New England home in Northampton via El Paso and New Orleans.
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Globe
Ariz
School Plans Approved for New Maple Avenue Building
A journal entry dissolving the injunction against erecting a new school at Rowland and 21st NE was filed in common pleas court by City Solicitor Russell H. Mack. Judge Henry W. Hater set aside the temporary injunction, permitting the board of education to purchase land and proceed with building the Maple Avenue replacement school.
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Journal
Rowland Au
Common Pleas Court
Russell H. Mack
Henry W. Hater
Board of Education
Maple Avenue
Royal Laundry Ad Offers Four Pounds for One Dollar
Specials for Thursday and Friday advertise damp wash with flat ironing. Royal Laundry Co. lists four pounds for one dollar and provides the Dial 701 advertisement line.
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Royal Laundry Co
Dial
Printers Quit Central Labor Union Over Radicalism
The Canton Typographical Union No. 219 withdrew from the Central Labor Union on Tuesday night, citing radical sympathies. George Groshans led the move and the union will stop financial support until the central body aligns with AFL principles. Delegates and alternates were named for the state conference in Marion April 12–13.
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Central Labor Union
Canton Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
George Groshans
Canton Typographical Society
Central Labor Body
American Federation of Labor
C. ¥. Sherrard
A. A. Buubaugh
Mari
J.C. Joliff
Charles Champlin
Taft Improves After Restful Night in Washington
Washington March 5 Wil. Howa Taft was much brighter this morning after a restful night attendants at the home reported He recognized the family housekeeper and smiled as he wished her a morning Taft's stamina amazes physicians and friends nationwide despite his condition
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Washington
Wil
Howa Taft
Taft
Jealousy Suspected in Doctor Scully Murder Case
Cleveland detectives shift from robbery to jealousy or personal grievance as the motive in the murder of Dr. Alfred P. Scully. They note a valuable diamond ring was secured in a bank vault and consider a possible link to a drug addict or alcoholic. Investigators probe an engagement with a woman referred to as RR on the fatal night.
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Hie United Press
Cleveland
Alfred P. Scully
West Side
D. L. Cowles
Hase
Mike Petillo Crowned World Radio Listener Champion
In Utley New Jersey Mike Petillo becomes famed for a record long distance radio listening run starting last Wednesday. An attendant attempted to cut power at 5 am but Petillo kept listening, surpassing the 150 hour old record while facing a $200 prize.
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Utley
N. J
Mike Petillo
Mike
Beer Trial Set for Saturday in Municipal Court
A Graber of 114th st NE and Ed Lanhan of 200 Street SW along with Clyde Schriver of FR. D. No. 5 face charges of suspicion and operate on alleged beer stock and equipment found by Behrce. They pled not guilty and are free on bond awaiting Saturday trial.
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A. Graber
114Th St
Crabbead
Ed Lanhan
Clyde Schriver
Behrce
Graber
Liberal party backs Lloyd George after Commons vote
London March 5 A full meeting of the Liberal party at the house of commons voted confidence in Lloyd George. A prolonged discussion over the coal mines bill last week showed the premier unable to command full party support.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Canton BOYS department in its modern YMCA ranks high
Know Your City notes Canton’s BOYS department in the YMCA is among the best equipped in the country. It excels in membership work and conducts both indoor and outdoor activities with strong ranking.
Canton Pioneer Curtis N Wade Dies at 65
Curtis N Wade 65 Canton pioneer and founder of Canton Provision Co died suddenly at home 1324 Fulton Rd NW. He was company president and active in lodge child research work. Survived by wife Mary, son George L Wade, daughter Mrs Robert Hogan, brother Frank W, sisters Lillian Wade and Mrs J B Miller, one grandchild. Body at George E Seesholtz Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Curtin N. Wade
Canton
Canton Provision Co
Fulton Rd
Mr. Wade
Bow
Tuscarawasco
Wade
Buelneas
Firet
Frank W
Mixes Lillian Wade
Massilion
J. B. Miller
Richville Road
George E. Seesholtz
End Testimony in Witter Suit
Testimony ended Wednesday morning in a mandamus suit by two former Canton civil service commission members seeking to reinstate them, with hearings adjourned to Saturday. Daniel Webster Harter and Charlies Doerschuk challenge the charges and the mayor's removal, while witnesses described the process including a nonparticipant stenographer and the involvement of J B Oweeney.
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Canton Civil Service Commission
Herman KR. Witter
Daniel Webster Harter
Charlies Doerschuk
Homer C. Marker
Witter
H. C. Pontius
Marker
Ed R. Sterling
Harter
Doerschuk
J. B Oweeney
Owesney
Funeral for John W. Milligan Set at Masonic Temple
Brethren are to meet at the Masonic Temple on Thursday March 6 at 7 p.m. to attend the funeral of the late Brother John W. Milligan. Adv. F. E. Neff, W M. H. H. Heingartner, ecy.
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Masonic Temple
John W. Milligan
F. E. Neff
M. H. H. Heingartner
Ford opens defense of 18th Amendment in House hearing
Henry Ford sent a telegram opposing repeal as Samuel Crowther testified to the House judiciary committee on prohibition. Crowther cited economic gains, rising production, and shifting spending from liquor as he and other industrialists argued for keeping the law amid growing wet concerns.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Samuel Crowther
Crowther
Ford
J. Buffin
Mabel Normand Will Revealed in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on March 5 the will of film comedienne Mabel Normand, who died February 23, was opened for the Normand family. Attorneys read the document and it shows Mary Normand, mother of the star, as sole beneficiary. An estate schedule will set value later. Lew Cody, her actor husband, says he has means to provide for himself.
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Los Angeles
Mabel Normand
Film Comedienne
Mary Normand
Normand
Lew Cody
Comedienne
Calvin Hoover Dedication Speech At Lobe Dam Ceremony
A reader describes Calvin giving a strong dedication speech at the Lobe Arizona dam event yesterday. He initially hesitated but felt compelled after President Hoover asked him to attend. The letter notes a shared pipe aroma and Calvin coughing during the carload-sized crowd moment.
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Lobe, Ariz
Calvin
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover Dam
Indiensa
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