McDonald cites enforcement gaps tempering prohibition push
Columbus March 17 Prohibition Commissioner B F McDonald said lax officer enforcement, not the law, blocks drying Ohio. He noted improving conditions overall with fewer violations, citing Cleveland Youngstown Akron and Cincinnati as better, while Toledo shows progress. He reported 14 358 arrests since taking office, state fines exceeding 6 million, and about 2 000 in county jails for nonpayment with some pardons to ease crowding.
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Columbus
Ohto
Fc McDonald
Ole
McDonald
Eliea
United States
Cincinnati
Toledo
Youngetown
Donald
Akron
Sheriff's Office
Breubenvine
Binger
Wan
Jalla
Donaher
Court to sentence Kari Koehler Wednesday morning
Court staff notify counsel for Kari Koehler to appear in court Wednesday morning for sentencing on a manslaughter charge. He pleaded guilty weeks ago to killing Charles Roof in Magnolia, but the sentence was deferred to allow him to settle business affairs before beginning confinement.
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Kari Koehler
Bulby
Charles Roof
Magnolia
Farrar to Sing Thursday Night in Canton
Geraldine Farrar and her company arrive from Pittachurch for a Thursday evening performance of Carmen at the Canton Auditorium. The troupe travels in four cars with a private car for Farrar. Dressing rooms are arranged in Canton Clinic offices. Peroni directs a New York and Chicago based symphony who accompany with soloists from major operatic orchestras. A New York curtain and enhanced staging promise a smooth show as George C. Wille Co. sale opens, with near capacity expected.
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Geraldine Farrar
Canton
Pittachurch
Carmen
Farrar
Principala
Ballet
Canton Clinic
Rooma
Peroni
New York
Chiego
Haw
Parrar Company
George C. Wille Co
R. Dpd. Smith
Banks Reluctant for State Funds as Bid Rates Rise
Ohio banks show little enthusiasm for state inactive accounts despite bids surpassing 400 two years ago. Treasurer Harry Day reports over 20 million dollars in general revenue and teachers retirement funds plus workmen compensation funds, with Arcadia Bank offering 5.55 percent on 10 thousand. Local bids range from 2 to 4.58 percent for various inactive deposits as authorities set minimums and aim to maximize interest gains.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Harry Gs Day
Day
Arcadia Bank
Arcadia
Stark Co
City Savings Bank & Trust Co
Alliance
Peoples Bank Co
State Bank
Massillon
First National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Union National Bank
Oho Banking & Trust Co
Purchasers Meet Wednesday by Canton Association
The Canton and Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents will meet at the Hotel Northern on Wednesday evening at 7. A Salem delegation will attend as the group elects a new president after George W. Starr resigns. A dinner precedes the meeting and a special entertainment plus a noted speaker are planned.
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Canton and Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents
Northern
Salem
George W. Starr
Woman sues physician over infant death in Defiance
Mrs. Mattie Cunningham of seven miles southeast of here files a common pleas court suit for $15,000 against Dr. C. V. Zoller of Defiance. She cites 17 counts of alleged negligence during her recent confinement, claiming the physician caused her child's death.
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Defiance
Mra Mattie Cunningham
Here
Eult
Common Pleas Court
C. v. Zoller
Doctor accused in Germ theft confession details
The article describes Dr Faiman promising to turn students into doctors and admitting to giving Shepherd three tubes of typhoid germs with usage instructions. State's attorney notes earlier claims that tubes vanished from his lab during Shepherd's bacteriology course as the case progresses.
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Gainet Shepter
Faiman
Shepherd
Kansas City Man Held for Murder in Mrs Gage Death
Turner thirty two of Kansas City faces first degree murder charge in the death of Mrs Dora Gage found dead in her apartment after groans from the room. Doctors report traces of strychnine in her system. Turner believed chief beneficiary of a five thousand dollar policy and had prior insurance gains after his wife's drowning and related policies.
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Turner
Kansas City
Dora Gage
The Shepherd Case Ties Death to a Marriage Plot
In a dramatic confession Dr Farman recounts how Shepherd plotted to kill McClintock to secure the estate and marriage to Isabelle Pope. The will left Shepherd nearly everything with an $8,000 annuity to Miss Pope. Farman claims Shepherd sought $100,000 for his services and germs, revealing a tangled web of greed, deceit, and a fatal plan.
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Shepherd
McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Farman
Faiman
Pittsburgh Man to Speak Here at Reform Meeting
Announcement Tuesday said a mass meeting will be held at First Christian church Sunday March 29 at 3 pm. Dr J Q McGill of Pittsburgh will give the address with Canton Ministerial association endorsement and Rev J C Carpenter of Pittsburgh arranging as assistant secretary and special representative.
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First Christian Church
National Reform Association
J. Q. McGill
Pittsbugh
Canton Ministerial Association
J. c. Carpenter
Pittsburgh
Automobile Crash Injures Wellsville Man. Driver Held
A Wellsville man named A. W. Morrow was reported improving at Mercy hospital after a Sunday night crash on Canton Louisville road. His passenger R. E. Rouna, also of Wellsville, was arrested for driving while intoxicated. A Barrabao Bermeja Colombia pipe connecting oil fields to Cartagena Bay will weigh about 80 000 tons.
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A. W. Morrow
Wellaville
Canton-Louisville
Mercy Hospital
R. E. Rouna
Wellsville
Barraboa Bermeja
Colombia
Cartagena Bay
Couzens Rise and Ford Rift Shape Early U S Senate Tale
The piece chronicles James Couzens, Canadian born, who rose from Detroit freight yards to Ford company leadership. It notes his push for a $5 daily minimum wage, his break with Henry Ford over war stance, and his eventual political ascent culminating in a U S Senate seat.
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Couzens
Ford Company
Hery Ford
Canada
United States
Detroi
A. Y. Malcomson
Detroit
Henry Ford
Malcolmson
Ford
Electric
Ike
Edsell
Ford Weekly
New York
California
Jim
Henry Pord
United States Senate
Uam
Lutherans Aid Capital University Endowment Drive
Canton and Stark County Lutherans spearhead Capital university endowment and building campaign in Columbus. Rev G M Schmucker cites historic ties as the drive seeks 1.5 million dollars for endowment and a 500 thousand dollar anniversary gift to Capital university, with a 250 thousand dormitory project for women.
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Canton
Stark Co Lutherans
Capital University
Columbus
G. M. Schmucker
Martin Luther Church
Schmucker
Tuscara
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Middle West
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Lutheran School
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
Union
Uion
Association of American Gleves
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Kring Koeller
Roy M. Turner
Crowe
SEC
Mellon
Educational Institution
Adv
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