Federal Army Advances as Calles Leads Northern Offensive
Gen. Francisco Borquez reports rebels moving toward Mexico City after capturing Mazatlan in Sinaloa. Plutarco Elias Calles takes personal command to recoup Juarez loss, mobilizing the strongest federal force in 15 years with operations from Irapuato toward Canitas and Torreon, under Gen. Lazaro Cardenas and Gen. J Gonzales Esco.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Federal Army
Calles
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Juarez
Trapuato
Irapuato
Canitas
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Torreon
J. Gonzales Esco
Ross Campbell Fights For Life After Downtown Fall
Ross Campbell 40, a businessman, died after a fall from the eleventh floor of a downtown bank building. A wire network broke his fall about 25 feet from the pavement, sending him into Piedmont Avenue near 21st Street. He was conscious briefly at Mercy Hospital before death from multiple injuries.
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Ross Campbell
Mercy Hmaanital
Waldaes
Savovinae Glu Pliuay Hirii
Campbell
Harter Bank
Piedmont Av N
21St NE
Mercy Hospital
Piedmont
President Gil Sees Quick End Of Revolution In Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil reports a rapid suppression of a revolt in Mexico. Loyal army factions and public opinion blocked the uprising, with initial moves centered in Vera Cruz and later in Coahuila Sonora Burango and Chihuahua. The north fronts are described as favorable to the government.
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Gil
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico
United Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Coahuila
Sonora
Burango
Chihuahua
Ask Probe of Ohioan's Death
Formal request was sent to Washington by Floyd Thompson's mother and sister seeking a state department investigation into his murder on the Mexican border. Thompson, 26, formerly of Cleveland, was reportedly slain by Mexican rebels near Nogales Sonora while on a mining survey for Santa Ninta Mining Corp. He was divorced from Ada Ward Thompson and has a six year old son living with his grandmother in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Floyd Thompson
State Department
Washington
Jennie Thompson
Aubrey Richardson
Thompson
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Santa Ninta Mining Corp
Ada Ward Thompson
Holcombe
Floyd
Infernal device found at Oscarshald Castle before royal wedding
Oslo newspaper Ekstratladet reports a bottle containing a kilogram of dynamite found at Oscarshald Castle where Crown Prince Olaf of Norway and Princess Martha of Sweden reside in the lead up to their wedding later this month.
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Copenhagen
Oslo
Ekstratladet
Oscarshald Castle
Olaf
Norway
Martha
Sweden
Clark hushes in Walsh case linked to Wilson murder charge
Miami officials say Arthur Clark who was wounded by the Walsh shooting has talked, prompting fears of further violence. Clark is seen as the possible first degree instigator behind Ed Wilson, accused killer of Walsh at the Coral Gables hotel, while eye witnesses provided the warrant and indictments amid conflicting room details.
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Miami
Fla
Arthur Clark
Thomas
Fatty” Walsh
Clark
Ed Wilson
New York
Wilson
Walsh
Farm Bureau Pledges Full Support for Hoover Farm Relief
The American Farm Bureau Federation directors in Chicago pledged 100 percent cooperation with President Hoover's farm relief program. They voted unanimously to endorse Hoover and his relief efforts.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Pirate Life Stories Begin in Canton Daily News Sunday
Charles B. Driscoll presents a long researched series on Pirate Life its thrills and dangers. The first installment appears in the Magazine Section next Sunday March 10 inviting readers to sample the dramatic historical tales.
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Charles B. Driscoll
Canton Daily News
No End to Curtis Acquaintances in Will Rogers Note
Will Rogers notes in a New York dispatch that President Coolidge took the dog out and the cabinet met with Vice President Curtis introducing Mr. Hoover to the members. He jokes about Curtis' wide circle, calls the Rockefeller-Stewart affair a lesson, and mentions Lindbergh and Anne on the front page after Mexico.
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New York
Coolidge
Curtis
Hoover
Rockefeller
Mexico
Lindy
Anne
First Week of Hoover Regime Marked by Quick Action
President Hoover completed his first week in the White House with a flurry of decisive moves. The new administration has begun with strong action, from addressing Mexico's upheaval to considering farm relief with Senator McNary of Oregon, signaling an active start to his tenure.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Mexico
Sen. McNary
Oregon
The
Senate Agriculture
Woman Fights Pair of Thugs in Lynn Payroll Heist
Miss Alice Larkin a 28 year old private secretary fought two masked hold up men in Lynn Mass as they seized more than 3000 dollars from a leather company payroll. They escaped in a large sedan driven by a confederate toward Boston after attacking the chauffeur.
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Lynn
Mass
Alice Larkin
Boston
Larkin
Deitz Leather Co
John Cavalerio
Miss Larkin
Robert Deitz
Leather
Two Children Die in Blaze in Cincinnati Home
In Cincinnati Ohio Lawrence Setters three and Edward five months died as Lawrence tried to stir up the fire while his mother was at a neighbor's returning a borrowed tub. Smoke rose from the house. the infant cried as the crib caught fire and the mother suffered severe burns attempting to save them.
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Cincinnati
Papa
Lawrence Setters
Edward
Lawrence
Troy Laundry Ad promotes dyeing dresses and draperies
The Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co advertises dyeing dresses coats and draperies to look like new with contact number 7236 for service.
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Dial
The
Troy Laundry& Dry Cleaning Co
Ady
Lindbergh Opens Mexico City to Brownsville Air Route
Col Charles A Lindbergh begun the inaugural flight over the Mexico City Brownsville air mail route leaving Tampico at 11 05 am after a five minute stop He flew a tri motor with nine passengers and 12 sacks of mail and was escorted by Alfred Kent and Frank Snyder with Col Alexander Macnab aboard in Mexico City days after recovering from a crash
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
Brownsville
Tampico
Western Union
United Press
Valbuena Flying Field
Tex
Lindbergh
Calles
United States
Alfred Kenlor
Mexican Aviation Co
Alfred Kent
Frank Snyder
Kent
Col
Alexander Macnab
Child Injured After Being Hit By Car Near Tracks
Eleven year old Jeanette Prete suffered fractures to the wrist and forearm when struck by a car driven by Thomas L. Kendle of North Canton near the Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks on Tuscarawas Street East. Kendle said the child ran in front of his vehicle a few feet east of the tracks. She was treated at Mercy Hospital, with the hospital listing her condition as fair on Saturday morning.
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Jeanette Prete
Mercy Hospital
Thomas L. Kendle
North
Canton
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Tuscarawas St E
Kendle
Tuescarawas St
Canton Struck By North Wind Cold Snap
A blustery north wind drove Canton into a sharp cold snap. Temperatures fell from 33 degrees Friday night to 19 degrees by daybreak, despite a high barometer. Official Weatherman Carl Meyer calls it cold winter weather, with forecasts leaning toward lingering chill.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Quarrels With Rival Lead to Shot Wounding Wallace Frazer
Wallace Frazer was wounded when a youth at East Canton shot at a car after a dispute at the home of Miss Florence Rice. Orl Dover and Sam Wackerly accompanied Frazer. Frazer was treated at Aultman Hospital and warrants for shooting with intent to kill were expected.
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Wallace Frazer
Sheriff's Office
East Canton
Eall
Orl Dover
6Th
Florence Rice
Frazer
Greenfield
Sam Wackerly
Union
Rice Home
Dover
Italian flyer sets 20 000 mile flight record
An Italian war flyer reportedly completed a 20 000 mile endurance flight from Rio to New York in an automobile turning heads with thrills. The feature promises full details on Page 2 while the rest of the issue teases sections on Looking Back editorial and various pages.
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Rio
New York
Cormom
Aoe Caro Ccccerevecs
Cuban prisoner escapes Pottsville jail after shooting guard
Elzear Miguel a Cuban condemned to death for Louise Jacks murder escapes Pottsville jail at 4 40 am after shooting night guard Roy Green in the leg. Police and posses hunt the fugitive as details of his planned Rockview execution and reprieve emerge.
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United Press
Cording
Roy Green
Miguel
Green
Louise Jacks
Pottsville
Rockview
Reed Attacks Dry Method in Chicago Speech
James A. Reed, Missouri’s former senator, denounces prohibition critics in Chicago. He tells Hoover probe committee to focus on judges who harshly penalize bootleggers yet tolerate concealed drinking at home.
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Chicago
James A. Reed
Missouri Thunderer
Prohibition
Missouri
Hoover
Missourian
Pig Meat Lawson Arrested for Cutting with Intent
Richard Pig Meat Lawson, alias Effinger et SE, was captured by Patrolmen Daily and Tausch on a charge of cutting with intent to wound. He had been sought since February 13 after wounding Sam Thomas in Malvern, and he admitted the cutting after his Harrison ay SW arrest following a hideout in Massillon.
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Richard
Lawson
Effinger
Tausch
Sam Thomas
Malvern
Harrison
Massillon
Military plane crash at Nancy airport kills three
A bombing plane crashed at the Nancy military airport injuring one private and killing one lieutenant and two sergeants yesterday. The accident occurred during a routine mission near the city of Nancy France.
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Nancy
France
Arnold trial opens Monday in Orrville case
Null Arnold 60 and son Arthur 17 face child stealing charges over the disappearance of Melvin Horst 4 from Orrville since December 27. Jury summons issued for 24 men and 12 women, with state 12 challenges and defense eight. Defense hopes for acquittal. three other Arnold family members free on bond. Judge George R. Starn to preside.
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Canton Daily News
Wooster
Null Arnold
Arthur
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Clark Shearer
A. D. Metz
William Horn
Oro Slate
Cincinnati
Walter J. Mougey
Marian F. Graven
Arnold
William Arnold
Akron
Dorothy
Bascom McHenry
George R. Starn
Woman Burned In Explosion Near Magnolia
Mrs. John Sickafoose, living on the Canton Magnolia road, suffered severe burns to arms hands and face when the gasoline tank of a washing machine exploded at her home yesterday noon. Magnolia fire department extinguished a kitchen blaze caused by the blast.
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Magnolia
John Sickafoose
Canton-Magnolia Road
Ohio Assembly Finishes Half of Its Program
Special to Canton Daily News from Columbus March 9 reports leaders of both chambers are unsatisfied with progress yet relief comes as about half of the governor’s legislative program is completed or near completion. notable actions include passage of the insurance tax, Pence law repeal progress, elections code recodification, blue sky modification progress, and new judges for Cuyahoga county approved. budget and highway reforms loom. biennial appropriations expected week of March 18 with adjournment around April 15.
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Canton Daily News
Columbus
General Assembly
House Utilities Committee
Senate
House
G. M. Kumbler
Senate Finance Committee
Cuyahoga Co
Classified offers from Canton Daily News page
Advertisements include a two ton Reo stake body for sale a bungalow for rent in Louisville a 1926 Buick Master 4 Brougham for sale a 128 acre farm southwest of Dundee for rent two unfurnished rooms and kitchenette turn to today’s classified section for more offers from the Canton Daily News Classified Department
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Dundee
Canton Daily News
Hague subpoenaed to testify before McAllister panel
Mayor Frank Hague the state Democratic leader was served a subpoena here directing him to appear March 25 before the McAllister legislative investigating committee in Trenton.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
McAllister Legislative Investigating Committee
Trenton
Attention Ladies Auxiliary F C F Meet at Eagle Temple
Meet at Eagle Temple Saturday at 7 30 p m for funeral service for late sister Mrs Ubi Pres Mrs Reifenyder Ady
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Ladies Auxiliary
Eagie Temple
Ubi
Reifenyder
Canton Letters Address Stray Dogs And Tax Law
POP CANTON urges Timothy B Morgan the dog warden to address a rise in stray dogs in the northwest section. He argues the county should stay nearly stray free under the dog tax law to prevent nuisance and potential bites to children.
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Timothy B. Morgan
Pop
Canton
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