Fireman Hurt as Bus Hits Blaze Response on 10th Street
A fireman suffered a broken left arm and facial cuts when a bus struck a fire truck on 10th Street NW on Friday at 6. The crash injured two women and two other firemen lightly, while the bus driver and passengers survived with minor injuries. City officials discussed police reform and civil service charges against ex-chief S.A. Lengel, with a March 15 hearing date set for incompetency allegations.
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Shorbay
10Th Star NW
S.A. Lengel
Civil Service Commission
M Stanford M. Swarts
Misaal
S.A Lengel
Stanford M. Swarts
Lenig Vetter
Lengel Ouster Letter Spurs Police Chief Dismissal
The letter from Mayor Swartay accuses Police Chief Lengel of incompetence and inefficiency. It cites failures to enforce laws on prostitution and illegal liquor sales, improper handling of authorities, and corruption among officers under his command. The mayor alleges permits and payments improprieties and missing or mishandled finances in the police department.
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AL Lengel Fed
Swartaay
Civil Service Commission
Autome Department
Asses Blast Wrecks Plant in Levo March 6 Explosion
A blast ripped through the Eric Milling plant in Levo on March 6, causing extensive damage estimated at $79,000. Officials report the explosion shattered equipment and halted operations as investigators begin on-site work.
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Ledo
Mar
Eschich
He Eric Milling
Se Ia
Kuhns Again to Lead Canton Chamber of Commerce
W M T Kuhns was re elected president of the Canton Chamber of Commerce at the annual board meeting on Friday Also named to officer posts for the coming year were Henry Roe ner of Superior Sheet Steel company Rows Ake Cantons Morton Plan hand Paul Belden Belden Brick company W G Bu tin First view and cashier at Fuet National Bank New board members were elected at the final election continuing on page 2 column 8
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W. J. Kuhns
Kuhne Batchelor Company
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Bie Kuhns
Henry Roener
Superior Sheet Steel Company
Rows Ake
Two Die In Toledo Rooming-House Fire
A Toledo blaze at a rooming house on Monroe and 12th streets killed two residents and left 17 homeless. Firemen recovered the bodies of Shanks, 72, and an unknown man named Tiney, while four others were rescued from similar danger. The fire destroyed Hat fe Church premises and displaced occupants.
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Toledo
Mar
Hatfe Church
Monroe
Steeeta
Shanks
Tiney
Pardoned Once But Now Back In County Jail
County officials report that Pete Loop and Golumbia Melehte were pardoned previously but have returned to jail on old charges. Authorities note the earlier clemency wiped out two cases, but new actions led to re-arrest and remand, with ongoing supervision at the county facility.
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Pete Loop
Golumbia
Goodersers
Donaney
Botan
Street Car Collision Injures Auto Driver and Damages Vehicle
An automobile collided with a street car at Navarre and Scoville Avenues SW causing the auto to suffer a broken window and damaged wheel fender and running board. Driver identified as R. Peter, 1800 block. Conductor named W. A. Kline, 1226 Cottage NW.
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Navarre R
Scoville Av
R. Peter
W. A. Kline
Cottage of
Amd
Canton Pool Room Raid Nets Five in Vice Sweep
Guthriea Guthele, a Canton officer, led a raid on a pool hall at 518 Tuscarawas and 618 Tuscarawas East, arresting five alleged gamblers and the proprietor Harry Karad for permitting gambling. Three others were charged with operating a gambling game ring. Police say money changed hands and no cash could be seized as evidence. The raid occurred Friday night and followed prior fines against Karad.
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Tiny” Guthele
Canton
Tuscarawas
Harry Karad
Guthrieea
Taney Karad
Tuscarawi
Samblins Jana
Aix
Cherry Avd St Pe
Cherry
Two Die In Fire At Omaha Hotel Blaze
A morning blaze partially destroying the Jommieretal hotel in South Omaha left two men dead and eight others seriously injured as guests fled from the second floor. William Daley, 62, attempted to rescue his brother John and perished. the brothers were among the victims amid an estimated sixty thousand dollars in losses.
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Omana
Neb
Jommieretal
South
Omaha
William’ Daley
Atea
John
Taiwan
Italian Stocks Jump on Bullish Two Day Run
Italian stocks rise sharply after two days of gains with the market showing a bullish tendency. The fat dock exchange led the advance, moving from earlier losses to as high as 18 percent, underscoring renewed investor confidence.
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Rome
Mar
Wall Street
Congressman's Son Bound Over On Theft Charge
J L Cooper son of Congressman John C Cooper from Youngstown was bound over to the grand jury on a $2000 bond after a high speed chase and arrest by local officers. The incident involved three men suspected of theft during a daytime crime spree ending with Cooper's binding.
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Congressman
J.L. Cooper
John C. Cooper
Youngstown
Grand Jury
Talmadge Snyder
Bernard Metagar
Uty
Cooper
Serst Otto Miler
Hodenheimer
Ius Etore
Youtantevn
A. St. Chatto Isle Pais
Ida Desgresian
Iain
Crtotanon
Mike
Deaf mute in Toledo bandit career ends in arrest
In Toledo on March 6 a deaf mute named Leo Jones was charged with holding up George Moftit. Police say Jones entered the store, demanded money with a gun, and wrote his request when unable to speak. He had only 18 cents in his pocket and showed signs of hunger after the arrest.
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Toledo
Banute
Leo Jones
George Moftit
Botti
Jones
Michigan
Ble Wletinn
Tones
Sones
Tor “Totes
Army Deserter Shot by Brother in Missouri
Report from St. Louis Missouri dated March 6 describes Floya J. Aldridge a deserter who was shot by his brother in law amid an attempted escape. Police held James O'Thampann for questioning as the event unfolded after Aldridge resisted arrest and lunged toward the deputy with a blow.
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ST. Louis
Floya J. Aldridge
Michigan
Roiman James O ‘Thampann
Hie
Aldridge
Thompson
Prominent Attorney to Speak at YMCA Sunday Forum
Nson Price Janson will headline the Sunday afternoon forum at the YMCA. The Canton Civ Service Commission president will discuss the object and the speaker's ability, with General Secretary Baldwin predicting a large attendance and wide interest in the topic.
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Price Janson
Canton Civ Service Commission
YMCA
Baldwin
Ecretary
Minerva Dentist Loses Suit Over Alleged Malicious Prosecution
A jury in Judge Krichiauin's room awarded $2,500 to the plaintiff from Minerva dentist Van Pelt after a week of trial. The case stemmed from an incident involving Dr Van Pelt and John Miller of Rochester, with allegations of false imprisonment and a missing $12 check during a confrontation at a local engagement. The crowded Minerva courtroom showed strong local interest in the outcome.
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Krichiauin
John Miller
Rochester
Axamat c. van Pelt
Minerva
Stier
Vane
Dro van Ater
Horn Blower Faces Contempt in Court Over Musical Dispute
Local records show a lengthy dispute between Gora Black and Puegner centered on alleged disturbance from horn blowing. A common pleas court had previously ruled to enjoin Puegner from playing music. testimony described ongoing issues over music and loud phonograph use. A Sunday summons cited contempt as a consequence of alleged violations, with the case referenced in Massillon court actions.
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Iiscold
Gora Black
Thom
Puegner
Carfin Nothy
Smoryo
Puegneta Wintow
Jurge ‘Kreninum
Puesner
Tatore
Flack
Turner vows fight to Supreme Court in Ohio case
Columbus March 6 Harry Turner, sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary for 18 months to 20 years after pleading perjury, intends to seek a writ of habeas corpus to reach the Supreme Court. Attorney H W Rodgers and Prosecuting Atty Ca Be McLintock heard Judge Jewell suggest possible changes. The case continues as Turner’s lawyers press for relief from confinement.
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Fwres
Columbus
Mar
Canton
H. W. Rodgers
Harry Turnés
Ohio
A. W Agler
Stark 9
Common Plena Court
Supreme
Idge H.W. Jewell
Yenter Ay
Jewell
Delaware
Rodgers
Ca Be Mclintock
Trapela
Franklin
Common Pleas
Behabf
Turner
Motive Sought In Troy Murder Case
Investigators in Troy search for a motive after a murder as Cincinnati detective takes charge for citizens. Arrests yield no solid evidence. two men held on suspicion are released. local officials voice doubt the case will be solved soon.
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Troy
Aleggdy
W. E. Jones
Allan Common Pleas Court
Hia
Geeter Jon Hel
Liquor Raid Nets Several Small Bottles and Arrests
Police in a raid found multiple bottles of whiskey and raisin whiskey at a residence. Officers arrested a man and a woman on liquor and related charges after discovering one pint bottles and several smaller containers. The couple claimed the whisky was for the household and the woman admitted administering small bottles during the raid.
Knifes Aged Parents Incident Reported
New York city police report Edward Owen 37 allegedly released from an asylum stabbed and killed his 70 year old father John Carthy and wounded his 69 year old mother during a confrontation in the home. The assailant repeatedly stabbed both victims about the body. The motive and full details remain unclear as investigators probe the scene.
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New York
Sar
Edward Owen
John
Carthy
Oman
Canton Plumbing Co. Bankrupt Report
Canton Plumbing Co. is listed as bankrupt in a terse notice. No further details are provided.
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Canton Plumbing CO
McKinley Wins Akron Tournament Opener Over Wooster
McKinley defeats Wooster by 23 to 10 to earn the right to play in the see 1 finals in Akron. The Canton team led early and built a strong lead as Roemer contributed two baskets and key plays. The Wooster squad fought back but fell short, with McKinley taking control in the first half.
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Care Dillon
Akron
Mar
McKinley
Wooster Mien
Toweney
Roemer
Houghton Named Ambassador to Discuss League Policies
Alison B. Houghton was named ambassador to Great Britain to confer on League of Nations related policies. He will not hold a formal position at the disarmament conference but will play a key role as envoy coordinating with London and Washington amid tentative understandings with Berlin and Paris.
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Alison B. Houghton
Brigham
League of Nations
Boassiesta
Berlin
London
Houghton
Fom
Amering
Iso
Prohibition Raid Baffles New York Night Club Crowd
Prohibition agents raided a New York city club using an unidentified Auritian countess as a decoy. The raid led to a dramatic scene with diners scrambling to escape through windows. Authorities seized liquor valued at about $10,000 and conducted arrests amid frantic chaos.
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New York
Mar
Prohibition
Ella
Ucape
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