League clears path for U.S. to join Hague Court
The League of Nations council in Geneva unanimously supported moving toward U S accession to the Hague Court with only Senate rejection of Elihu Root's compromise blocking American entry. Sir Austen Chamberlain reported pledges from all 14 council members praising Root's initiative and Kellogg's remarks.
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New York World
Canton Daily News
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Hague Court
Senate
Elihu Root
Austen Chamberlain
Council
Root
Kellogg
League Council
Jurists’ Committee
Trial to open in Horst disappearance case in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio on March 9 the Arnolds, Elias Nul and his son Arthur, face child stealing charges tied to four year old Melvin Horst who vanished December 27. The state relies on testimony from Junior Hannah and other evidence to counter defense plans as Judge Starn prepares for trial. The case has drawn wide public interest as investigators seek to resolve the boy’s fate.
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United Press
Wooster
Melvin Horst
Elias
Nul
Arnold
Arthur
Junior Hannah
Melvin
Arnolds
Marior Graven
George A. Starn
Cuyahoga Ca
Horst
Oldest Man in Ottawa County Dies at 90
Robert W. Meachem 90 Ottawa County's oldest inhabitant and a participant in the Sandusky Bay Bridge ceremonies died at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home Hospital in Sandusky after a month as a resident. A cane given by Gov. Myers Y. Cooper to Meachem arrived with tributes marking his role in the bridge event.
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Sandusky
Robert W. Meachem
Ottawa Co
Sandusky Bay
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home Hospital
Meachem
Myers Y. Cooper
Newsie Orville Butler Finds Faith in Jail Customers
Orville Butler a seven year old newsboy on the county jail route in Elyria Ohio reports prisoners are a boon to his business. He visits cell tiers daily and notes inmates pay cash or through charge accounts with all payments typically made unless an inmate leaves abruptly.
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Elyria
Orville Butler
Orville
Leaders plan to rush farm relief through Washington
Washington March 9 Senate leaders McNary and Brookhart and Rep Snell presented to President Hoover a plan for an early extra session to push farm relief. They proposed abandoning the McNary Haugen equalization fee and shaping the bill to Hoover writing his own measure with Congress providing the vehicle. The trio claimed a bright outlook for the president’s plan.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
Brookhart
Iowa
Rep
Snell
N. Y
House
McNary-Haugen
Sen
Senator McNary
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Cleveland Man Appointed Aviation Official Ingalls Named Assistant Secretary of Navy
Clevelanders praised President Hoover's choice of David S Ingalls of Cleveland for assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aviation. The 29 year old Yale freshman and war ace is a practicing lawyer and aviation promoter who has flown to Columbus for legislative sessions and authored flying laws now before Ohio's legislature.
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David &. Ingalls
Cleveland
Hoover
David
Ingalls
Columbus
Yale
Ohio
Boy Killed by Auto In Warren Yard
Six year old Howard Speedy was killed when he darted from a yard into the path of a car driven by Frank Arnold in Warren Ohio. Death was instant and the accident occurred today.
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Warren
Howard Speedy
Frank Arnold
International bank plan outlined to ease German liquidation
Paris reports reparations experts released a public outline of an international bank to remove German debts from political debate and place liquidation in business channels. The plan, led by Owen D Young, seeks world opinion support and describes a method to launch the scheme through a bank for international payments.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Owen D. Young
Bank For International Payments
Mr. Young
McKinley High Wins Third in National Student Press Contest
McKinley High School monthly won third prize in a national student journalism competition conducted by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. More than 1,000 young journalists gathered in New York for the fifth annual convention, which featured prize presentations for best school newspapers and magazines.
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McKinley High School Monthly
McKinley High School
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
New York
Canton
Woman Jailed for Burglary in Toledo Case
Mrs. Nettie McAvoy 64 alias Mrs May Griffith was sentenced to two years in Marysville women's reformatory for attempted burglary. She was caught in the act at Harry Manners home December 23 and confessed to four burglaries with $10,000 in stolen property linked to 43 Toledo homes. Prosecutor sought guilty plea to malicious entry due to her age.
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Toledo
Nettie McAvoy
May Griffith
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Common Pleas
Charles Milroy
Harry Manners
Leroy Hunt
P&G Employees Increase Stock Holdings by 5 Million
BOOST STOCK DCOLDINGS NEW YORK Oct. 9 Procter and Gamble Co employes have increased their stock holdings by more than 5 million dollars during the past year. They now hold 16 million dollars worth of company stock.
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New York
Procter & Gamble Co
F. A. Brown
The Dinner at the White House A Rogers Play Scene
A wartime style sketch titled The Dinner by Will Rogers set in the White House Washington D C on a Sunday night March 3 1929. Characters include Mr and Mrs Coolidge and Mr Hoover with Supers in a mob scene featuring Congressmen and Senators.
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White House
Washington, D. C
U. S
Aivin i
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Mrs. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Capone Feels Constant Fear Guarded On Palm Island
Miami report says Al Capone, Chicago gangster, is a prisoner on his Palm Island estate. He lives in fear of death, guarded by numerous gunmen, and keeps a reinforced auto body to avoid fatal blows. The piece notes his alleged "life of Riley" amid winter resort elites.
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New York World News Service
Miami
Fla
Chicago
al Capone
Palm Island
Capone
Riley
Justice Holmes profile on page four 8 and 8 feature note
Today features a profile of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes hailed as the world’s best jurist. The piece appears in SECTION 1 Amusements and references a Page 4 feature with background on his career and influence.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Texas Solon Is Under Arrest
Rep. Harry Wurzbach of Texas was arrested in San Antonio on an indictment for violating the corrupt practices act. He posted a $2,500 bond with his brother and Theodore M. Plummer signing. The charges allege he accepted contributions from federal employees during the 1926 campaign.
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Rep
Wurzbach
Brother
San Antonio
Tex
Harry Wurzbach
Texas
Seguin
W. A. Wurzbach
Theodore M. Plummer
Mother of 3 to Get Degree at OSU Winter Commencement
Mrs. Marjorie Yerges mother of three will receive a degree at Ohio State University winter commencement March 15. Her education paused in 1921 when she married Howard F. Yerges then a Rice Institute coach. They moved to Columbus five years ago with daughter Peggy. The couple has two other young children. She rejoined OSU to complete her degree after three years at Rice Institute.
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Columbus
Marjorie Yerges
Ohio State University
Rica Institute
Houston
Tex
Howard F. Yerges
Yerges
Ohio State
Peggy
Howard
Nancy
U S Troops Ordered Ready to Move from Fort D. Russell
Reports indicate the First and Twentieth seats of Infantry Fourth brigade at Fort D. Russell were ordered to prepare for possible deployment to the lower Rio Grande valley. About two thousand soldiers may be involved with railroads on standby for rapid mobilization. The Mexican government plans to buy 10 000 from the U S army.
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Wvo
U.S. A
Fort D. Russell
Eighth Army
San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Six Drowned In River Tragedy In Charleston
Six men were drowned when an aerial ferry collapsed on the Kanawha river in Charleston. The workers from Atlantic Bridge Co. were returning from a job on a new bridge sub-structure. Names include H. A. Squier, M. T. Brooker, R. B. Balyard, George Nicholson, E. C. Lacy, all from various states. The accident happened 15 minutes before quitting time.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha River
Atlantic Bridge Co
H. A. Squirer
Danville
M. T. Brooker
Henderson
N. C
R. B. Balyard
Gauley Bridge
George Nicholson
West Union
E. C. Lacy
High Point
Col Mann Quits Political Post
Col Horace A. Mann, southern manager for the Republican national organization in 1928, resigns and plans to return to private law practice. The move follows internal uncertainty and mounting patronage demands as southern supporters push for recognition in the White House.
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Col. Mann
New York World News Services
Washington
Horace A. Mann
Republican National Organization
Mann
White House
National Committee
Hoover
Hubert Work
Ambridge Gas Official Shot During $3000 Holdup
Archbald G. Prew general manager of the Ambridge Gas Co. was shot and seriously wounded by two bandits who raided the company offices to steal $3000. The assailants fled in a waiting car. a girl clerk was present as Prew attempted to sound an alarm.
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Ambridge
Archbald G. Prew
Ambridge Gas Co
Prew
Odorless Dry Cleaning Intro in Canton area
Ad promotes odorless dry cleaning with a trial order or plant visit to prove quality. Also mentions Home Builders Savings at 128 Cleveland Ave NW and a savings offer with five percent on savings and higher on certificates. Dial 7189 for Canton Wet Wash Laundry. Ad submitted in classified section.
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Home Builders Savings
Cleveland Avy NW
Ady
Dial
Canton
Escaped Slayer Recaptured in Pennsylvania
Alvarez Miguel, condemned slayer who escaped from the Schuylkill jail, was captured at Cressona by four state highway patrolmen after wounding one officer. He fired when sighted in uniform, wounding Francis Fleming, 24, of Wilkes Barre, before being overpowered and returned to county prison. Fleming hospital with a forehead wound.
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Pottsville
Alverez Miguel
Schuylkill
Cressona
Miquel
Francis Fleming
Wilkes Barre
Fleming
Pottaville
Rebel General Ferreira Slashes Inmate Attempt
Mexico City March 9 Gen Jesus M Ferreira former Chihuahua operations chief attempted death by slashing his arms and throat with a razor in a military prison. He was arrested on rebellion charges and his court martial proceedings were suspended by President Gil.
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Mexico City
Jesus Maria Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Jesus M. Aguirre
Portes Gil
Mexico
Aguirre
Jesus M. Ferreira
Chihuahua
Ferreira
Gil
Lindbergh Chiefs Mexico City to Brownsville Mail Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh completed a Mexico City to Brownsville air mail and passenger run amid revolt in rural Mexico. He departed Valbueno Field at 7 56 a m and landed at International Airport Brownsville at 1 36 p m after a stop at Tampico. He plans to return to Mexico City Sunday.
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Brownsville
Tex
Charles A. Lindbergh
Revolutionary Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico
Lindbergh
Valbueno Flying Field
Tampico
McKinley Wins 21-14 to Reach State Tournament
McKinley High's basketball team secured a spot in the Ohio state tournament by beating Akron South 21-14 in the northeastern Ohio tournament final in Akron. The Red and Black defeated Ravenna and Akron East last week and beat Lorain and South this weekend to advance, aiming to challenge Dayton Stivers for the state title. details of the McKinley South game appear in the sport pages.
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McKinley High
Columbus
Akron South
Ohio
Akron
McKinley
Dayton Stivers
Ravenna
Lorain
South
Sport
Steal Marshal's Auto Alliance Mystery
Deputy United States Marshal Carl Senft of Cleveland misplaced his car in Alliance near the central fire station after a five minute absence. Police Chief Harry L. Stark confirmed the vehicle was missing upon return.
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Alliance
United States
Carl Senft
Cleveland
Senft
Central Fire Station
Harry L. Stark
Hoover faces split over prohibition commission remit
Washington March 9 President Hoover confronts a dilemma over his prohibition commission. He expands its scope to include law enforcement while resisting a full inquiry into whether the Volstead Act is wise or enforceable. The panel is expected to report on how to enforce the laws more effectively rather than repeal or modify them.
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William Hard
Canton Daily News
Ashington
Hoover
White House
Calles Leads 18 000 Troops Toward Zacatecas
Mexican forces under Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles push toward Zacatecas as the largest army since 1915 massed for a crucial battle. Gen. Escobar remains at Torreon threatening the federals while officials deny Gen. Almazan has joined the rebels. Federal troops and rebels met.
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New York World
Canton Daily News
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Zacatecas
Calles
Aguas Calientes
Escobar
Torreon
Almazan
Coroner Rules Ross Campbell Death a Suicide
Coroner T. C. McQuate announced that Ross Campbell 40 secretary of Eynon Plumbing Co died by his own action. Campbell leapt from the eleventh floor of the Harter Bank building Friday and died two hours later after striking wires and pavement. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at 1116 Ridgerd with burial in Marion Ohio Monday. He is survived by his widow Clara a son Robert 14 and three sisters.
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T. C. McQuate
Ross Campbell
Eynon Plumbing Co
Campbell
Harter Bank
Ridgerd
Oscar Adam
M.ik
Marion
Clara
Robert
Alos
Actress Patricia Pemberton Commits Suicide in Los Angeles
Police report tonight the death by self-inflicted gunshot of Patricia Pemberton, noted as the girl with the million dollar smile, wife of a Los Angeles theater man. Her body was found in a garage rear seat by Jack Dempsey, car owner and garage night man, following a dispute over marriage and career struggles.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Pemberton
Jack Dempsey
Classifieds tease from Canton Daily News
Read today’s Canton Daily News classified section for a wide range of offers including a house for sale a watchman position on a farm and an elderly couple seeking night work plus a barbershop listing and a six room dwelling.
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Konin
Canton Daily News
Dentist Dr Smally Relocates to 138 Market Ave Above Conklin
Dr. Smally, a local dentist, has moved to 138 Market Avenue above Conklin's store. The notice advertises the new address and directs patients to visit the updated location.
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Dr. Smeliy
Market Av 8
Conklin’s
Ady
Smally
Market Av
Conklin's
Tailors and Dry Goods Offer No-Price Change and Delivery
Advertisement notes call for and delivery of tailoring and dry cleaning with unchanged prices and improved service. Office at corner of 8rd and Market, phone 4332.
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