Solons defeat bill designed to aid Day Act
John B. Cox of Alliance sues Frank A. Hoiles and Curtis M. Shetler for 100000 damages alleging conspiracy to ruin his business and malicious slander. Cox accuses them of offering Wade Russell and his family 8500 to testify Cox kidnapped Hoiles and extorted 6000. also offered 2000 to testify Cox killed Dr. O C Walker. Russell surrendered and is in county custody. Grand jury to report Wednesday. Cox Corporation in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Cox
Alliance
Frank A. Hoiley
Alliance Review
Curtis M. Shetler
Cox
Hoiles
Cox Corporation Co
Cox Arges
Shetler
Russell
O. C. Walker
Anderson, Lamb and Jenkins
Youngstown
Bair and Roach
William Simpson
Canton
Wade Russell
OBrien Appeals to Higher Court
W Clarence OBrien, recently convicted of manslaughter in the death of Paul Schoner in an automobile accident, files a petition in error in the court of appeals. He argues trial judge Roy Williams erred by not charging possible verdicts of assault and battery and by the handling of prior evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clarence O’brien
Paul Schoner
Court of Appeals
Roy Williams
Sandusky
Safety Director Seeks Help For Sidewalk Driving Violations
Safety Director Curtis appealed for cooperation after multiple complaints about trucks driven on sidewalks. Residents should note license numbers and report to police when a violator is observed. C. F. Chapman fined $1 and costs in criminal court for sidewalk truck offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
C. FE. Chapman
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Nearby Regions
Fair conditions dominate with a chance of light snow in the northeast and colder air in the northwest and northern portions tonight. Temperatures rise modestly but will drop again, with no significant precipitation expected. musical events and a school program are noted, including a Gypsy Rover musical comedy by McKinley, with reservations via Bell 1678 at Lehman High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
McKinley Glee Clubs
Lehman High School
Call Bell
Gay Beauties Of Deauville May End King Alfonso Crown
Madrid reports swirl around King Alfonso of Spain amid rumors he may abdicate after government disapproval of his visits to Deauville and other resorts. Allegations link revels with the Shah of Persia and playfully depict royal excess as tensions rise over his monarchial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Europe
Alfonso
Spain
Gaby Deslys
Portugal
Manuel
Marquis of Alhucemas
Deauville
Persia
Cornuche
Paris
Harding Takes Complete Day On Relaxed Florida Vacation
President Harding enjoys an unscripted Florida break aboard the houseboat Pioneer. With no schedule or official duties, he slips into casual tourist mode and plays golf as the spirit moves, returning to the boat between rounds.
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Daytona
Fila
Florida
Harding
Secret Service
Warren G. Harding
White House
Mr. Harding
Ahadas Zedek in Akron launches $100000 synagogue fund
Temple Akron Ohio March 7 Ahadas Zedek Jewish congregation begins a campaign to raise 100000 for a new synagogue on E Buchtel property. The group, meeting at 127 Bowery St for two years, names George Schwartz campaign director. A Y M C A notice says a general meeting to adopt amended constitution will be held February 8 at 7 30 p m at the central association building with E A Bowman as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
E. Buchtelaw
Bowcryst
George Schwartz
Afternoon Calls Not Function of Pastor
Defiance Ohio March 7 Rev William A Rex new pastor of the Presbyterian church told the Exchange club the modern clergyman should work to promote right thinking and correct wrong in social business industrial and governmental relations rather than calling on women in the afternoon.
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Defiance
Ohio
William A. Rex
Presbyterian Church
Exchange Club
Trial resumes in Steubenville mill guard murder case
In Steubenville Ohio March 7 the trial of T R Roberts Yorkville mill guard resumed after a dismissed jury. Roberts is accused of operating a machine gun and firing into a crowd of strikers on a Yorkville street. The case is viewed as a capital labor issue drawing major attention in eastern Ohio.
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Steubenville
Ohio
T. R. Roberts
Yorkville
Elmer Cost
Common Pleas Court
Robert
Industrial activity climbs in United States records hit peaks
Washington reports rising industrial activity across the United States with production matching or surpassing 1920 peaks. Copper, glass bottles, clay firebrick, silica brick and enamel sanitary ware set exceptional records amid the upturn, as commerce data are released.
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Washington
United States
Inn Department of Commerce
Ten Veterans Forget Bonus in Ohio Fund
Ten Stark county World War veterans have not claimed their Ohio adjusted compensation bonus though the fund has been open for more than a year. The list includes Dan Breckridge Robert A Billinger William Brazill Franklin D Krichbaum David T Lewis Samuel B Miller James J Pittard Joe J Smith Henry McDonald and William F Washemyer. Warrants were returned to the department in Columbus but payment can be made if the men are located and their claims proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark-co
Ohio
Dan Breckridge
Robert A. Billinger
William Brazill
Franklin D. Krichbaum
David T. Lewis
Samuel BR. Miller
James J. Pittard
Joe J. Smith
Canton
Henry McDonald
Alliance
Fast Canton
Department of Adjusted Compensation
Columbus
Vice President Cooper Quizzed in Canton Merger Hearing
Canton officials contest Ohio Bell merger rates as C P Cooper of Ohio Bell Testifies on unification costs and future growth. Cooper says future provisions depend on unification date, while Canton grapples with board needs and congestion. Attorney Burr argues Canton should bear unification costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. P. Cooper
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
State Utilities Commission
Cantonaity
Canton
Cooper
Thomas Miller
J. E. Kinnison
Bell
Ohio State
Karl Burr
Telephone Company
Bank Directors Reelecten at Canton Bank Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting of The First Trust and Savings Bank of Canton the following were elected directors for the ensuing year H H Timken Harry Ross Jones William G Saxton Hemnan Ely William Rommel John H Fimple Frank E Case Frank Collins Charles W Krieg Howard B Fawcett E A Langenbach E A Bowman. The organization meeting will be held at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust, & Savings Bank of
Canton
H. H. Timken
Harry Ross Jones
William G. Saxton
Hemnan Ely
William Rommel
John H. Fimple
Frank E. Case
Frank Collins
Charles W. Krieg
Howard B. Fawcett
E. A. Langenbach
E. A. Bowman
Dope Fiends Kidnap Doctor In Oklahoma City
Dr. B Christian Goldberg was abducted from his garage by four unmasked men and robbed after being forced into a car They released him after a short drive and he says narcotics addicts were likely behind the kidnapping Police continued to search for the four suspects a motive tied to his medicine case was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
B. Christian Goldberg
Indoor carnival at Eagle hall offers free admission
This week at Eagle hall the Eagles host a free admission indoor carnival with dancing and many activities. Night performances and various entertainment options promise family friendly fun for residents.
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Eagles
Eagle Hall
Carpenters Local 143 Meeting Notice in Lyons Hall
Carpenters Local 143 will meet in Lyons hall at 2nd and Market every Friday evening beginning March 9. Adv.
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Carpenters
Lyons’ Hall
Market
Adv
Demonstrationson Better Homes Exposition in Canton
The Better Homes Exposition in Canton opened Tuesday at the city auditorium, teaching furniture rearrangement and tasteful dress. Expert Hunt Cook demonstrated room makeovers while Evelyn Hansen offered style tips and models showed tea party attire. Cook urged minimal wall art and balanced furnishings centered on a fireplace for true harmony.
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Evelyn Hansen
Hunt Cook
Canton Daily News
Canton Furniture Dealers
City
On Beautiful Homes
Canton
Cook
Burglar caught at Vicary store after small screen breach
Russell Canfield 24 of Rock Creek near Ashtabula was captured by Patrolman Brightbill and merchant policeman Reed as he pried into the Vicary clothing store basement through a small screen opening at 2 45 am. A bundle of shirts ties and a raincoat valued at 100 85 was found with him along with a blackjack flashlight and pliers. He pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and was held for common pleas court.
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Vicary
Russell Canfield
Rock Creek
Ashtabula
Wiliam Brightbill
Brightbill
John M. Reed
Reed
Canfield
Piedmont
Swope
City
Canton
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas Court
McIlwain Named Court Bailiff for Three Common Pleas
H W Mellwain appointed by three common pleas judges Wednesday as court bailiff to succeed John McGregor who died recently. He is a neighbor of Judge Krrchbaum and will serve in the latter's courtroom. Formerly with United Alloy Steel Corporation he is active in Masonry and Calvary Presbyterian Church. Wall Paper Cleaner 3 boxes for 25c at Canton Paint and Glass Co 324 Tusc W Ad.
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H. W. Mellwain
Common Pleas
John McGregor
Krrchbaum
McIlwain
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Calvery Presbyterian Church
Canton Paint & Glass Co
Paper订 substitution contact and hours
If you miss your paper call 3600 to have a copy sent. The circulation department is open each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
Raiders in Liquor Sweep Plead Not Guilty in Court
All prisoners arrested last week in Sheriff Kirk and state liquor raids pleaded not guilty through their lawyers. Trials are set for Friday before Judge Agler with state witnesses expected. Defendants face charges of possession and sale, and related liquor cases will be heard all day.
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Kirk
Agler
Faces Second Liquor Charge In Raid Arrests
Nick Poulos of 800 Cherry-ay MIE was arrested again by a state prohibition agent for selling liquor after Thursday raids by state officers and Sheriff Kirk. William Klass was also arrested from Thursday’s raid for allegedly acting as a lookout at Jumbo Crowley’s Rexay and Second Street NE location.
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Nick Poulos
Kirk
Poulos
William Klass
Mine Deaths Shake Ohio Work Crew At Circle Hill
Warren Stroth aged 20 fell 75 feet from a mine cage at Circle Hill near Athens and died hours later. Fellow miners Bert Wichman and George Cowen suffered serious injuries in slate falls and explosions but survived.
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Athens
Warren Stroth
Jackson-co
Circle Hill
Bert Wichman
George Cowen
Four-Story Fire Destroys North Fourth Street Buildings
A blaze in Philadelphia on March 7 wiped out three floors across four adjacent buildings on North Fourth Street. Firemen fought fierce winds and sleet as flames caused an estimated $200,000 in losses to several small businesses.
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Philadelphia
North Fourth-st
Eagle's Carnival Promises Free Baby Given Away Friday
Advertisement notes a live baby giveaway at the Eagle's Carnival Friday night. The snippet mentions Wallace reducing records and a healthful method by K-H-Z Coa. No further context.
Dance School Gives Away 50000 Marks At Thursday Dance
The Wallace Dancing School offered 50,000 marks to the first 50 people to attend a Thursday night dance. Ady.
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Wallace Dancing School
Ady
Sports editor James W. Schlemmer recovers after gas exposure
Columbus reports University of Akron sporting editor James W. Schlemmer, overcome by gas fumes at the fair grounds coliseum last Saturday, has returned to university hospital for examination after a hemorrhage. An X ray shows his lungs improved and he may return to school today.
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Columbus
James W. Schlemmer
Akron
Offo State Lantern
University Daily
Fair Grounds Coliseum
University Hospital
Thysicians
Winter Storm Slams City Amid Snowbound Comeback Bout
New York City endures a heavy snowfall of over 24 hours, five inches of snow on downtown streets, with strong winds creating traffic paralysis. The piece notes a dramatic boxing comeback theme and references a Boston Ohio man who died after a snowbound accident, as Elyria reports a separate fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Snow Stifles Canton Traffic As Storm Lashes State
Snow and slush crippled Canton traffic with buses and street cars crowded. Interurban service and trains ran behind schedule while long distance lines suffered. More than three inches remained Wednesday morning before warmer weather ended the storm.
Rubber houses now possibility in Lincoln England
The rubber house, long hoped for by earthquake stricken districts, becomes a real possibility. The lightest solid yet produced will be manufactured locally. a vulcanized rubber expanded by gas under pressure, three times as buoyant as cork and impervious to water, promises an ideal building material.
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Lincoln
Eng
Solid concrete encases cache of illicit whisky
Indianapolis authorities forced to break through solid concrete to access Joseph Ferasso s barrel of white mule whisky. A force pump drew out six gallons of liquor along with still parts and corn sugar seized from the cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Ferasso
Ferasso
Fate of Mrs Saludes Placed in Jury's Hands
The fate of Mrs Paulette Saludes charged with murdering her wealthy admirer Oscar B Martelliere an insurance broker was placed in the jury's hands at 12 49 this afternoon The Falcon Tin Plate Company will resume operation on all miles April 2nd All employees are requested to report to their foremen at once Ady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paulette Saludes
Oscar B. Martelliere
Falcon Tin Plate Company
Ady
Senate Defeats Jenkins Conspiracy Bill in Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate voted 17 to 14 against the Jenkins conspiracy bill after amendments and debate. The measure would have criminalized conspiracy to commit offenses, with penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment. Backing from the Anti-Saloon League and Judge Blair was noted, amid protests over a new gasoline tax and political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Adar
Wayne-ee
Judiciary Committee
Jenkins
Anti-Saloon League
A. Z. Blair
Portsmouth
Pike-co
House of Representatives
Ohio State Automobile Association
Charles Jones
Plan to Improve Ditch and Road in Hartville District
County commissioners approved building the Swamp ditch in Lakesp and improving Swamp Road to drain swamp land in the Hartville celery district. The project may use bituminous macadam and will run parallel to the road linking Marlboro with Canton Hartville, Alliance to Hartville, with a paved outlet to Canton. Estimated ditch cost around $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake'p
Hartville Celery
Marlboro
Canton-Hartville
Alliance
Hartville
Uniontown
Canton-Akroa
Canton
Federal Workforce Dismissals Near 100000
The White House announced that Harding administration retrenchment in its first two years has led to the discharge of nearly 100000 federal employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
White House
Reduce and Be Graceful Method Promoted by K H Z Co
A brief item notes Wallace Reducing Records as a recommended method. The K H Z Company led by Ady promotes the approach as scientific and pleasant for slimming or optimization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Final reading of amended constitution at central association
A general meeting of the membership will be held at the central association building on Thursday February 8 at 7 30 p m for the final reading and adoption of the amended constitution. E A Bowman president board of trustees.
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Central Association
E. A. Bowman
Board of Trustees
yAdy
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U. Sports
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