Superior Iceless Refrigerator Co. to Move to Canton
The Superior Iceless Refrigerator Co. will relocate from Wapakoneta to Canton Ohio. The Timken Roller Bearing Co. purchased the old Gilliam plant in Savannah NE and will remodel it for production. About 100 to 150 workers are expected after installation. The Canton plant covers 110000 square feet and cost Timken 400000 dollars.
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Superior Iceless Refrigerator Co., Inc
Wapakoneta, O
Canton
Gilliam Manufacturing Co
Savannahav NE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Wapakoneta
Timken Co
Superior Jeeless Refrigerator Co
Charles A. Kolp
Cleveland Av
Edward I. Frantz
Cleveland
KE. F. Quir
Akron
M. J. Murphy
George Lee Miller
W. ©. Marr
Frank Zink
Charlea Carroll
Paul J. Ganu
Gaau & Miller
Timken Holler Bearing Co
Lynch, Day, Fimple & Lynch
James Couzens
Detroit
United States
Spring Arrives Amid City Affairs and Tax Questions
Spring arrives with robins and kite scenes as Canton promotes industrial growth and hosts a spring style show while tax inspectors in the Canton IRS branch explain who is head of the family for income tax purposes. A legislative push for chiropractors faces opposition and a police report notes a nighttime screech owl sighting in the city.
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Canton
Internal Revenue Department
Boother
F. Z. Marburger
Henry Oster
Push
Oster
Bernsteen Seeks Cook Held for Federal Indictment
United States District Attorney A E Bernsteen sent a telegram to Fort Leavenworth warden asking that Dr Frederick A Cook be held for federal authorities on a 1923 indictment charging use of the mails to defraud. Cook was convicted at Fort Worth on a similar oil deal charge and is eligible for parole with official word issued yesterday.
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Cleveland
Mar
United States
Colleges Should Stick to Football Not Government
A humorous Will Rogers special from Salt Lake City argues colleges should focus on athletics rather than debt policy. It mocks Columbia and Princeton for discussing debt cancellation and praises Notre Dame’s football program, suggesting open-field runners and debt cancellation as needed, with a note about desertion from Nevada by air.
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Will Rogers
Salt Lake City
Mar
Ilurrah
Mellon
Columbia
Princeton
Notre Dame
America
Claremore Third
Zere
Elke
Nev
Missing Lehman High freshman Richard Tooker
Richard Tooker 15, a Lehman High School freshman, disappeared after leaving home for school. He is described as tall for his age, with $5 to $6 in his pocket, and his family at 1919 McKinley NW Canton awaits news as twins and mother hope for his safe return.
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Ife
Lehman High School
Richard
Auto Industry Weighs Ford Plans Amid Price Talk
New York reports from March 18 1927 say Henry Ford may slash prices and surprise markets as rivals eye potential losses. Edsel Ford favors new models but debates focus on a deep price cut and a six cylinder car around 600 dollars, with GM and other rivals ready to respond.
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Canton Daily News
New York
Mar
Henry Ford
Detroit
Edsel Ford
Ford Company
Elienwation
Feneral Motora Corporation
Alseow
General Motors
Ford Com
Ford
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Lincoln
Durant
Willys
Dodge
Fords
Ile Hae
Geme
Reed Attacks Sapiro in Ford libel suit display
Senator Reed portrays Aaron Sapiro as an exploiter of farmers in the Ford Sapiro million dollar libel case. Judge Raymond rules Reed may open his jury address. Sapiro’s lawyers protest and seek appellate grounds if the verdict favors Ford. Reed cites losses from cooperatives and Sapiro fees, including Kentucky Burley Leaf Tobacco dealings.
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Detroit
Mar
James A. Reed
Missouri
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Freds. Raymond
Reed
Ford
Sapino'a
William H. Gallagher
Burley Leaf Tobacco Association
Kentucky
Eight Die In Tornado Strikes Arkansas Towns
A tornado swept through Benton Arkansas last night killing eight people and injuring 26. The storm damaged several small towns including Klondyke Mountain View and Willis with numerous deaths listed by ages and names. The tornado originated in the southwest and hit Klondyke around 9 p m.
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Benton
Ark
Mar
Edgar Smith
Klondyke
Clafford Smith
Lloyd McAlllater
Willis
Ola Moody
Mountain View
Lennie Cash
Matthew Cash
Archa Cash
Lennie
Matthew
Helen Cash
Aviator’s Narrow Escape After Forced Landing Near Zanesville
Lieut. F. Cheable and Lieut. H. F. Roush, United States Army Air Service, were forced to land on a tanning farm seven miles west of Zanesville after Cheable’s plane suffered engine trouble during a flight from Bowling Field to Wright Field. Cheable sustained only minor injuries and received congratulations for the escape.
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Zanesville
F. FE. Cheable
United States Army Air Service
Here
Cheable
H. F. Roush
Bolling Field
Washington
Wright Field
Dayton
Tube Radio Offer and Other Classifieds Reflected
Among the Want Ad listings a new and rebuilt tube radio set is advertised for $45. The notice also mentions a 20 H. P. Fussell steam engine for sale and a local filling station with solid business. A reliable firm seeks a good salesman in a nearby town with a good reward offered for a fast bull pup.
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New &Tube
H. P. Fussell
Today’s Daily News
King Albert Convalesces. Belgium's Monarch Illness Update
Brussels dispatch reports King Albert of Belgium remains ill with influenza and will stay invalid for some time due to a more serious condition than announced. Queen Elizabeth departs for Switzerland then to a Bavarian chateau to visit her mother, Duchess Marie Josepha, who is in ill health.
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Brussels
Albert
Belgium
Elizabeth
Switzerland
Munich
Marie Jone
Bavaria
Pickford Town Floods Cut Off North Side Access
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan reports Pickford village flooded as melting snow and rain swell streams. Bridges five feet under water threaten collapse due to floating ice. residents cannot reach businesses or the high school. Cars stalled. horses used to pull vehicles through floodwaters.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Pickford
Gourley Recaptured After Escape From Washington Eco Jail
Marietta reports Raymond Gourley, one of four escapees from the Washington eco jail, was recaptured by etypo Nee and Sheriff Way late last night. He was en route to his home to obtain clothing for himself and three companions when seized.
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Marietta
Mar
Raymond Gourley
Washington Eco
Etypo- Nee
Sheriff Way
Transatlantic Hop Ends in Brazil Arrival at Port Natal
Portuguese aviator Mar Sarmento Betres and his crew completed a South Atlantic hop after crossing from Fernando de Noronha to Port Natal in northern Brazil. The flight culminated this afternoon with the arrival time noted as 12 55 p m local time.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Mar
Mar Sarmento Betres
Bis
South Atlantic
Fernando de Noronha
Port Natal
Brazil
Dogs Exhibit at Cincinnati City Show Draws Huge Crowd
More than a thousand dogs from across the United States compete in Cincinnati's eighth annual dog show. A large police detail guards the exhibition hall to protect the valuable animals.
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Cincinnati
Mar
United States
Patterson to Defend Streit enberger in Mellet Case
James H. Robertson and Frank St Bow were appointed by Judge A W Agler as counsel for Floyd E Streit en berger, the former city detective indicted for first degree murder in Don R Mellett’s assassination. They will confer with Streit en berger Friday afternoon and study the indictment before a possible plea. The judge defended bar member cooperation and noted delays to the May term.
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Canton
A. W. Agier
Floyd Streitenberger
Don *T. Mellett
James H. Robertson
Frank ST. Bow
A. W. Agler
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Don R. Mellett
Fach
Streitenberger
Agier
Robertson
Stark Co
County Bar Association
Bow
CC. C. Bow
Starkeco
John Bower
Warden Hedges Fight Over Privilege in Ohio Penitentiary
Supreme Court ruling hinges on conflict of interest as Attorney Everett L Mills seeks private access to convict Patrick McDermott while representing Ben Rudner in the same case. Warden Thomas refused private meetings, allowing only in official presence. Mills sought a mandatory injunction, denied by lower court, then appealed.
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Columbus
Mar
Supreme Court
Preston FE. Thomas
Ohio State Peniiary
Appellate Court
Everett L. Mills
Patrick RE. McDermott
Mills
Ben Rudner
Thomas
McDermott
Common Areas Court
Thugs Rob Street Car Operator Near 13th and Cleveland
Two armed men robbed L. A. Baxter, a street car operator, of $25 late Thursday night near 13th and Cleveland NW. Baxter described one suspect as tall and slender in a gray overcoat and the other as short and stocky in a dark alias. The pair fled in a car, license unknown.
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L. A. Baxter
N. O. P. Retreet
13Th Et
Clevelandavy
Baxter
8Rd St
Ford Loses Before I C C on Rail Consolidation
Washington March 18 Henry Ford lost a case before the Interstate Commerce Commission today The commission rejected Ford plans to merge his Detroit and Iron Town railroad with the Detroit Toledo and Iron Town by stock acquisition saying the move is not compatible with the public interest.
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Washington
Mar
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commision
Detroit & Irontown
Detroit, Toledo & Irontown
Robert Grant World War veteran killed in fall
Robert Grant prominent golf instructor in Great Britain France and America fell from an open bedroom window on the seventh floor of his New York apartment and was killed instantly.
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New Yok
Robert Grant
Great Britain
France
America
Plane crash near Folkestone claims two lives
A military air crash near Folkestone killed an officer and a mechanic when the aircraft burned after impact. The incident adds to a year filled with air force disasters.
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London
Reval
Folkestone
Italy likely to send observer to disarmament conference
Rome reports Italy probably will dispatch an observer to the triple party disarmament conference proposed by President Coclides, according to a 41 patch distributed today by Radio Nazionale.
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Rome
Italy
Coclides
Radio Nazionae
Mills Decision Faces Supreme Court Review Amid Conflicts
The Thomas Mills dispute returns to Page 1 with a denial and an amended petition, as three judges concur that a sentence to penal servitude does not strip a prisoner of all rights including counsel access. The appellate court notes Atkins protects state witnesses, while the Supreme Court weighs Mills's request to meet McDermott in Rudner or in his own case and considers conflict of interest and warden jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court
Atkins
Mills
McDermott
Rudner
Thomas
McDermett
Two Die One Receives Commutation At Sing Sing
Three inmates faced the death house at Sing Sing. Joseph Fria and Joseph Prevensa were executed by electric chair for murder. Harry W. Cowan, who killed his sweetheart, had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment on the last minute ruling. Mrs LeMarda, involved, is already serving a manslaughter term in Auburn.
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Wn.w
Sing Sing Prison
Harry W. Cowan
Joseph Fria
Joseph Prevensana
James LeMarde
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago Tax Receipts Rise as 1926 Returns Are Filed
Chicago internal revenue collector Mrs. Mabel G. Meinecke reported 178.65 tax returns filed and totals showing prosperity over 1925. Returns amounting to 45,515.543 were turned in across the district, with 36,399.17 recorded in 1925.
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Chicago
Mabel G. Meinecke
Internal Revenue
Asay
Radio operator licenses extended by commerce department
The department of commerce announced that licenses tested to radio operators and valid at the passage of the radio law have been extended for the unexpired period of those licenses.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Commerce
Five year old dies from burns after match play
Five year old Jean Alberta Tracy died in Emenia after her clothing caught fire while she played with matches at a neighbor's home late Thursday. The incident occurred this morning as fire officials investigated the cause and noted the young girl's injuries.
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Emenia
Jean Alberta Tracy
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