Canton Club uses miniature traffic village for safety lessons
General Stark notes Canton Automobile Club trains public on auto crash causes with a life size demo village showing cars trucks pedestrians and hills. Traffic judges may inspect models to aid in settling cases. Members invite appointments to explain circumstances and reduce disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral Stark
Canton Automobile Club
Howard C. Ehmann
Auto Club
Ehmann
Mr. Ehmann
S-4 Submarine Salvage Reaches Surface at Provincetown
At Provincetown Massachusetts on March 17 the S-4 submarine surfaced for the first time since sinking December 17 after colliding with a destroyer. Sailors in the torpedo room faced dangerous delays as divers relayed messages. eight bodies remain aboard as a court assigns blame to two officers.
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Provincetown
Mass
Paulding
Boston Navy Yard
Ernest J. King
Navy Yard
Navy
Lieut
Graham Newell Fitch
Washington
Russell A. Crabb
San Diego
Calif
George Polnar
Seaman
South Omaha
Neb
Roger L. Short
Booneville
Joseph L. Stevens
Providence
Frank Snizek
Ridgefield
N. J
William Dempsey
Walkerville
Ont
J. W. Sternman
Riverside
Roy K. Jones
John Bayliss
Frank H. Brumby
Stand by Easy Morning as President Starts Canton Press
Wire chief K A Dister recounts the moment President Coolidge pressed the telegraph key from the White House to Canton Western Union. At 9 44 am the signal was sent and at 9 45 am the Canton Daily News presses started, amid tense silence as operators watched the Morse signal.
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K. A. Dister
Washington
Coolidge
Canton Daily News
Ehditor
K. A. Mister
Canton
Western Union Telegraph Co
White House
Theanton Daily News
Western Union
Telegraph Office
Canton Office
Canton Western Union
McKinley Upsets Tourney To Reach Finals At Columbus
McKinley High School stunned the state tournament by reaching the finals at the Coliseum in Columbus before losing to Stivers High of Dayton 25 20. Toots Beidler scored six field goals earlier and earned a spot on the all state team with Tommy Jurekovic, as Stivers and McKinley eyed a Chicago national invitation.
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National Convention of the
American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Canton Post No. 44
Legion
National
Phillip B. Stapp
United States
Columbus
McKinley High School
Stivers High
Dayton
Canton
Deeat
McKinleyites
East Liverpool
Central of Columbus
McKinley
Chicago
Stivers
Payne
Stlvers
Toots” Beidler
Horace McBride
Tommy Jurekovic
Ohio
Heskett
McAfee
Mexican Baby Survives Flood Debris At Santa Paula
An 18 month old Mexican baby found in debris from the St. Francis Dam flood was brought to the Santa Paula morgue alive after being presumed dead. Physicians revived the child with heart stimulation and it remained breathing.
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Santa Paula
Cal
St. Francis Dam
Ouster case against Capt Ben E Clarke goes to civil service panel
Final disposition of the city administration's ouster proceedings against Capt. Ben E. Clarke rests with the civil service commission after a Saturday hearing session that concluded with no further argument. The commission will report after reviewing a mountain of documents. Clarke testified in his own defense amid a tilt with Special Prosecutors Pontius and Rice. Attorney W Bernard Rodgers represented Clarke. The session followed testimony from several defense witnesses and ended with the agreed hope for a decision Saturday afternoon. The case relates to the murder investigation involving Floyd Streitenberger and Louis Mazer.
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Ben E. Clarke
Civil Service Commission
James B Allardice
Harley Homan
David E. Eschliman
Capt. Clarke
Hubert C. Pontius
James A Rice
Common Pleas Court
Capt Clarke
W. Bernard Rodgers
Floyd EF. Streitenberger
Louis Mazer
Mystery Blast At Memorial Hospital Injures No One
An unexplained explosion in the X ray room of Memorial Hospital Albany ruptured the fourth floor with fumes smoke and flames. Nurses and firemen battled the blaze and evacuated women from beds down ladders using only bandages or gauze masks as protection.
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Albany
N. Y
Memorial Hospital
Legal cocktails on radio talk subject in Washington
Washington radio audience heard Mrs. Mary T. Norton describe imitation liquors in cooking and five fruit cocktail recipes from the Congressional Club cook book. She explained imitation rum and brandy extracts and salted wines can flavor dishes and sherbets, with recipes contributed by wives of prominent Washingtonians.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
New Congressional
Congressional Club
WRC
National Broadcasting Co
Mrs. Norton
Norton
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
T. J. B. Robinson
Representative Robinson
Iowa
George W. Norris
Nebraska
The Canton Daily News Opens New Home Pledges Continued Service
The Canton Daily News formally opens its new home as a million dollar pledge to Canton’s future. It pledges to advance the city, provide public service, champion good causes, and print a clean complete newspaper under the motto First for Canton.
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Canton Daily News
Canton
Canton Daily News Opens New Plant With Full Public Tour
The Canton Daily News celebrated its new home with a late morning housewarming. Flowers from local supporters and distant friends decked the lobby and offices as boy scouts guided a continuous stream of visitors through the plant creating a festive atmosphere.
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Canton Daily News
Canton
President Coolidge Marks Canton Daily News First Copy Display
The first copy of The Canton Daily News issued Saturday morning was displayed in the window of First Trust & Savings Bank after President Calvin Coolidge touched the telegraph key to start the presses. Frank Collins, bank president, witnessed the event and received the inaugural edition for display.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Canton Daily News
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Frank Collins
VisitorsAdmire Lobby Murals In Newspaper Office Tour
Crowds toured the newspaper building noting the 16th century Renaissance mural designs by Rafael. Officials were praised for the elegant lobby and its lighting as guests moved through to their more urgent duties.
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Rafael
Lindbergh Photo Gift To The Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News library receives a life size framed photo of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Presented by Herbert Walker of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, Cleveland, the image captures Lindbergh’s gaze aloft and earns him the nickname The Lone Eagle.
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Canton Daily News
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Walker
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Cleveland
Lindbergh
Florentine Chandeliers DazzleVisitors at Plant Tour
Visitors were welcomed by a boy scout escort through the plant where massive chandeliers displayed Florence inspired colors and floral tributes added an unfamiliar hue. The article notes the courteous reception toward the newspaper.
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Florence
Tax Reduction Action Delayed in Washington
The administration postpones consideration of the $289,000,000 tax reduction bill until after April 1 due to treasury financing issues and slow income tax refunds. Treasury officials say they cannot estimate 1928 revenues before the end of March, delaying action by the Senate Finance Committee on the measure already passed by the House.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Subways Warned Of Bomb Plot In New York
Police received a telephone warning that the Interborough Rapid Transit subway would be bombed today. No special guards were assigned, but suspicious bundles were to be searched.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Lindbergh Receives Semiannual Air Corps Physical
Col Charles A. Lindbergh underwent a routine semiannual physical at Mitchell Field S I during which he was found physically perfect aside from flat feet. Maj Marek commented Lindbergh approaches a hypothetical normal for a flyer and noted his height of six feet two and weight of 159 pounds as factors in the sole defect.
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America
Flyer
Maj. Marsh
Mitchell Field
S. 1
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Corps Reserve
Lindbergh
Mineral Rock
Ark
Col. Lindbergh
Maj. Marek
President Coolidge Targeted In Draft Rumors For 1924
Reports claim President Coolidge may renounce his neutrality and seek reelection amid party rifts and a rising Lowden movement. Friends dispute the talk noting his prior stance and interest prompted by Chicago Mayor Thompson and Charles J. Hines backing a large delegate bloc for Kansas City.
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Washington
Coolidge
United Press
Ohio
Indiana
Soviets Free Three German Engineers in Donets Plot
Berlin reports the Soviet government released three of six German engineers tied to an alleged anti Soviet plot in the Donets basin. Goldstein from General Electric Wagner and mechanic Otto were among those freed, ending German concerns and derailing talks for a Soviet German trade agreement.
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Berlin
Germany
Donets
Herr Goldstein
German
General Electric Co
Wagner
Otto
Airmail Flyer Sets New Record In Aerial Somersaults
ST PAUL March 17 Charles Speed Holman airmail pilot broke the world record for aerial somersaults looping the loop 1412 times in three hours and 50 minutes. He continued the stunts to establish what airport officials say will be a long time record. riverine
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ST. Paul
Charles “Speed” Holman
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