Auto Stealing Leads to Duel Through City
A stolen Ford touring car was pursued by officers Brighthill and Beazle after three bandits fled from 12th Street and Maple Avenue NE. In the chase the driver sped toward Louisville, Beazle fired six shots at the Jordan roadster, wounding one bandit. The trio abandoned the car at Fairhope and fled into woods. a second bandit fired at police but missed. Snow halted the pursuit, and authorities issued notices to Alliance and Massillon areas while searching hospitals for the wounded man. The steal was from R A Cavanaugh of Pennzoil at 6th Street NE and Market Street NE Friday afternoon.
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Louitsville Rd
Brighthill
Beaale
12Th St
Maple Au NE
Harrisburg Rd
Louiaville Rd
Louisville
Beazle
Windfield Way
Fairhope
Brightill
Pennzoil Oil & Grease Co
Market
Extra session unnecessary to aid rural schools
Attorney General C C Crabbe says reconvening the legislature or a governor ordered session to aid financially embattled rural schools may be unnecessary. He interprets the Ohio Supreme Court decision to allow over 155 endangered schools to stay open through the full term, noting teacher pay contracts remain binding even if schools are closed. He sees hope for rural districts but not for cities without a special legislative move.
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Spahr
Columbus
March
C C Crabbe
Officelal
Ohio Supreme Court
Miami
Montgomery Cos
Senator Curtis Denies Being Principal in Telegraph Case
In Washington on March 8 Senator Curtis rejected under oath the claim that he was the principal in a telegram to E. B. McLean. The message allegedly promised no “rocking the boat” or resignations amid oil disclosures, a charge tied to the veterans bureau scandal and the Coolidge administration.
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Harry M. Daugherty
House
Veterans Bureau
March
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Ira A. Bennett
E. B. McLean
Palm Beach
McLean
President Coolidge
Bennett
Senator Curtis
H. F. Taft
Western Union
Three Rivers
N. M
Midwest Refining Company
Walsh
John F. Major
175 Men Reported Entombed in Mine at Castle Gate
A large explosion at Utah Fuel Co Mine No. 2 in Castle Gate Utah, just after 9 AM, trapped about 175 miners who entered at 7 AM. Rescue began within 30 minutes but was hindered by equipment shortages and a jammed mine mouth due to debris from the blast.
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Castle Gate
Utah
Utah Fuel Co
Wooster High Narrows Defeat of Akron South 19 17 Thriller
Wooster High edged Akron South 19 17 in a tense tournament game. Hallerman dominated the second half as Wooster rallied from a 12 point deficit to clinch the upset in a Stern Ohio scholastic association match ahead of McKinley High of Canton.
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Akron South
Wooster High
Ane
Stern Ohio Scholastic Associa
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Hallerman
AHEY WITTER ATTACK CRABBE AT MARBLE MBUS
Governor Donahey and the Industrial Relations Director accused Crabbe of responsibility and neglect in settling workers compensation claims. The attack centers on employers who are held liable for worker accidents and have not paid or settled claims.
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Rabbe
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Donahey
Crabbe
Orkmens
State Institut
Cabinet Quits as Greece Moves to Proclaim Republic
A News dispatch from Athens reports the Greek cabinet resigned amid turmoil over Madagascar reform measures and the push for an immediate proclamation of a republic, signaling a major political shakeup in Greece.
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Saia
Athens
Canton Fills Two Suits Over Southeast Land Right of Way
The City of Canton filed two suits seeking land in the southeast section for a right of way. One suit targets Ellen Heck and others, the other targets Calder Lang Gravel Co. for the same property.
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City of
Canton
Ellen Heck
Calder Lang Gravel Co
Suit Follows Gallant Act Continues on Page 2
Dawn I Bailey of Massillon filed a $10,000 damages suit against Lee L Tewanger of Canton after a car ride invitation ended in an accident. She alleges reckless speeding caused injuries including a broken collar bone three broken ribs and severe cuts. Attorneys Amerman and Mills represent her.
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Dawn I. Bailey
Cherry-st. Massillon
Lee L. Tewanger
Canton
Tewanger
Amerman & Mills
Missouri Delegations Failing to Instruct at County Meetings
Reports from township mass meetings across Missouri indicate rioting between Reed supporters and opponents. Uninstructed delegates are expected from Missouri’s 114 counties to the Democratic state convention in Springfield on April 15.
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ST. Louis
James A. Reed
Missouri
Springfield
North Dobrea liquor case unsettled in common pleas court
Joseph Dobrea of 116 Sth St NE filed error proceedings in common pleas court to overturn a liquor conviction. He was arrested by the North Canton raiding squad after wine was found at his home. He claims he produced 175 gallons of grape juice that fermented without his help and argues possession of liquor is not illegal.
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Joseph Dobrea
Common Pleas
Lee T. Lew's
North Canton
Dobrea
Divorce suit filed by Velda Grace Hillyer
Velda Grace Hillyer of Navarre sues Raymond Wesley Hillyer for divorce citing fault grounds including neglect and infidelity. Attorney Perry A. Kuhn represents the plaintiff.
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Velda Grace Hillyer
Navarre
Raymond Wesley Hillyer
Perry A. Kuhn
Senate secrecy loosens as Daugherty probe names public
Washington dispatch reports that a shelved secrecy around the Daugherty public trial was breached when U S Marshal D A Walker disclosed three witnesses in San Antonio. The panel moved to reveal more witnesses while defending the indictment linked to Gaston Means Col Thomas Felder and Elmer Jarnecki.
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Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
San Antonio
Texas
United States
D. A. Walker
Walker
Daugherty
Brookhart
Iowa
New York
Gaston B. Means
Friends of
Wheeler
Marshal Walker
Officials Probe Wheeling Division Railroad Wreck
An official inquiry into a Wheeling division Pennsylvania railroad wreck near Steubenville continues. Pennsylvan ia officials say a broken rail on a curve split the rail and sent a passenger train into a ditch, injuring 11 people, with fireman H M Lageman among the most seriously hurt.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Pennsylvania
H. M. Lageman
Steubenville
Boarding homes praised at child welfare conference
Miss A. Ethel Berger of Glenwood Children's Home addressed 280 delegates in Columbus praising boarding homes. She noted a tendency to use the county children's home as the central unit of a boarding-out system.
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A. Ethel Berger
Glenwood
Youngsdown
Oldest Stark County Doctor Dr. J. Phillip Schilling Dies
Dr. J Phillip Schilling 88 longtime Stark County physician Civil War veteran died at his Canton home after a long illness. He practiced from 1866 in Louisville Canton later retiring about a decade ago leaving a wife Mary Catherine and three children Ada Walker F W Schilling C E Schilling and four grandchildren. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Oxford Avy NW
Stark Co
Louisville
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Greenville
Cleveland
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Starling College
Ohio State University
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84Th United States Volunteer Infantry
88Th C. V. 1
Army of West Virginia
Camp Chase
Columbus
Mary Catherine Matthias
Galion
C. E. Schilling
Canton
Julliard Lodge No. 460
A. M
Eastern Star Lodge
Beattish Rite Mason
William McKinley Post
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Odd Fellows
Canton Medical
Nellie
Helen Walker
John Paul Schilling
al- Hance
Katheryn Schilling
Action on Income Tax Cut Urged in Congress
Washington March 8 Congress moves to act on a proposal for a 25 percent cut in 1923 income taxes. House Ways and Means Chairman Green delayed introducing the resolution as White House pressure mounts and opponents threaten to move to remove the measure from his control.
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White House
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Green
House
Ways and Means
Card Men Arrests Prompt Habeas Corpus Pleas in Cincinnati
Five prisoners in the county jail filed habes corpus petitions in common pleas court claiming arrests by card men for liquor law violations were illegal. The suit cites ten additional prisoners jailed on similar charges and seeks relief from the detention.
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Cincinnati
March
Habbeas Corpus
Common Pleas Court
Arcade suit over Piper arcade lease filed by Andritzanov
A. B. Andritzanov sues Jacob I. Piper and The Piper Arcade Co in common pleas court to enforce a lease for restaurant space in the Piper arcade dated December 18 1922. He alleges Piper refused entry and removed a sign he put up. Attorneys are Pomerene Ambler and Pomerene.
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Common Pleas Court
Jacob I. Piper
The
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Piper Arcade
Piper
Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene
Dayton Police Relief Fund Discrepancies Found
State examiner reports Dayton police relief fund misused 1108 dollars converted for personal use by Secretary J W Collins from 1920 to 1926 with repayments made to the fund.
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Mar
Dayton
J. W. Collins
Tracey
Frank B. Thomas
Walter H. Christy
Collins
McCulloch Campaign Endorsed by Wayne County GOP
The Wayne county Republican central and executive committee launched an active campaign for Atty. Roscoe C. McCulloch of Canton for governor. A joint circular with resolutions was sent to Stark residents and pamphlets are reportedly being mailed statewide.
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Atty
Roscoe McCulloch
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Republican Central and Executive Committee
Wayne Co
McCulloch
Stark
Francs Fall Gives France Newest Economic Hope
Paris reports on the franc crisis showing opposition hoping for French economic collapse to push policy change. Premier Poincare warns of resignation if senate delays plans. Bank of France notes rising money in circulation and treasury strain amid rising living costs and booming industry.
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Canton Daily News
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Bonus plan adopted by Ways and Means committee
Washington March 8 The house ways and means committee approved a two fold soldiers bonus plan basing compensation on small cash payments and paid up life insurance. The vote was 12 to 1 in favor.
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House
Ways and Means
Baker to Resign as Anti-Saloon League Leader
Rev. Dr. Purley A. Baker will resign as general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of America at a directors meeting April 9 in Indianapolis. He has been in failing health.
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Columbus
Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
Indianapolis
Canton Want Ad Call Encourages Readers to Try
A Canton notice urges readers to use the want ads in The Canton News and try the service. The brief appeals to local residents to place or respond to ads via the Hemlock 3500 News Want Ad Phone.
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Canton News
Hemlock
Joseph Pierce Held Insane in Murder Case
Alienists adjudged Joseph John Pierce a 20 year old Canton man insane and he will be taken to Gallipolis state hospital. He confessed a month ago to murdering Florence Nitzman a 19 year old Canton telephone operator. It was ruled an hallucination and later evidence showed injuries came from falls during epileptic fits.
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Columbus
Joseph John Pierce
Gallipolis
Florence Nitzman
Canton
Sincce
Falla
Payroll Bandits Make Small Haul
Philadelphia report details three auto bandits who held up pay master John H Wiley in Wilmington Delaware. Wiley was shot twice and $500 in cash was stolen. He lies in a hospital in critical condition with wounds to abdomen and neck.
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Philadelphia
General Butler
John H Wiley
Wilmington
Del
Wiley
Theater Owners Elect Ohio Leaders
Martin C. Smith of Toledo was reelected president of the motion picture theater owners of Ohio. J. J. Harwood of Cleveland was elected vice president at large, J A Ackerman of Cincinnati and James P. Ognilevy of Akron as vice presidents, George M Fenburg of Newark as secretary, and J N Trunk of Youngstown as executive committee member.
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Martin C. Smith
Toledo
Motion Picture Theater Owners of
Ohio
J. J. Harwood
Cleveland
J.A. Ackerman
Cincinnati
James P. Ognilevy
Akron
George M. Fenburg
Newark
Chossen
J. N Trunk
Youngstown
County High With Grangers
Stark county likely joins eight Ohio counties with Grange membership over 2,000, per Grange News and Views 1915. Warry A. Caton state master sends the open letter to W. G. Taylor outlining farm land based conservation and the National Grange tour plans by James Brown and a potential 1915 Atlantic City meeting.
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Stark Co
Ohio
Grange
Grange News and Views
W. G. Taylor
Canton
Warry A. Caton
The
Fish and Game
Agricultural Department of
State
Harry Caton
National Grange
Atlantic City
Michigan
Plymouth Rock
Mass
James. Brown
Geese Return North as Spring Signal Observed
In Cleveland on March 8 reports from several sections described wild geese flying in wedge formations toward their northern summer homes in the frozen north. James Seaborn called the sight a sure sign that spring is near.
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Cleveland
James Seaborn
Chicago to receive Cardinal Mancelin after secret consistory
The Vatican announced that Archbishop Mancelin will be elevated to the cardinalate in a secret consistory in a few weeks and may be stationed in Chicago after receiving the red hat.
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Archishop Mancelin
Chicago
Vatican
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