Kinloch Kinloch Kinloch mine blast rescue rushes in Pennsylvania
An explosion at Valley Camp Coal Co mine Kinloch in Pennsylvania trapped hundreds of miners. Within five hours, about 215 escaped, 100 others reached air via Mine No. 1 entrance, with 50 initially reported dead. Rescue teams, air ventilation efforts, and medical aid rushed to the scene as flames and gas hampered efforts.
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Parnassus
Pan
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Co
Valley Camp
Edward Jones
Valley Camp Mine No. 1
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Curtsville
New Kensington
Canton petition drive seeks public vote on airport purchase
Forty nine petitions bearing 4076 Canton voter signatures were filed with City Auditor Samuel E. Barr to demand a referendum on buying a municipal airport site. Officials debate legal timing, while leaders insist petitions cite proper final action after mayoral veto.
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Samuel E. Barr
Barr
Board of Elections
C. C. Curtis
James E. Kinnison
Gerald E. Mudge
Ill Mayor Curtis Granted Deadline to Sign Harrisburg Airport Bonds
Mayor C C Curtis confined to his home faces a sequence of writs ordering him to sign bonds for the Harrisburg road airport site. A writ issued Tuesday gave him until 4 Tuesday afternoon to comply or show cause. The writ was later made peremptory, then a showing of illness halted action with a new order extending the deadline to Saturday and allowing further extension if illness continues.
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C. C. Curtis
Mancamus
Common Pleas
A. W. Agler
Curtis
Harrisburg Road
Airport Commission To Meet Friday
The airport commission authorized by council will meet Friday night in the city clerk's office. The meeting will consider development plans for the airport following an officers election. Members include the public property and buildings committee, Mayor C. C. Curtis, and Service Director Gerald E. Mudge.
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Airport Commission
Public Property and Buildings Committee
City Council
C. C. Curtis
Gerald E. Mudge
John Carroll University to Build New Campus Structures
Plans revealed by Rev Benedict J Rodman of John Carroll University show a new group of buildings valued at 2500 dollars. The announcement comes from Cleveland on March 21 with no further details. The notice also includes miscellaneous local ads for chicken suppers and fur goods.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Benedict J. Rodman
Chiropractors' Bill Defeated in Ohio Legislature
The initiated bill to create a separate state board to examine and license chiropractors failed in the Ohio legislature with 28 votes. Advocates will seek to place the measure on the November ballot after gathering more signatures. Rep. J Hoover argued the public rejected a similar proposal in a past referendum.
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United Press
Columbus
George H. Bellinger
W. A. McClister
Akron
Rep
J. Hoover
Canton
Curtis Swears In Senators With No Mental Obligations
A humorous letter from New York on March 21 questions Vice President Curtis’s oath wording in the first six senators. The writer notes Curtis mixed English and Kaw, saying he swore in with no mental obligations, suggesting honesty in government and focusing on removal rather than entrance. The piece reflects era talk on political oaths.
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New York
Taft
Hoover
Curtis
Senate
Will
Spring Arrival Signals Change in W. J. Moye Piece
W. J. MOYE describes Anton's night ending Old Man Winter and ushering in spring at 9 35 PM on Wednesday. The piece notes sulphur and molasses scents goose flesh and sassafras tea as symbols of the season while hinting at a debate over the expected annual arguments about spring.
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Anton
Winter
Battle for Mazatlan Amid Rebel Advance Warns Mazatlan Defenses
Revolutionary forces claim a battle for Mazatlan intensified as Mexican federal troops entrench for defense at the Sinaloa port. Gen. Carrillo says rebels sighted nearby while government expects execution of Gen. Jesus M. Aguirre, captured and court martialed, with news of his fate reported by Gen. Acosta.
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Mexico City
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Jaime Carrillo
Carrillo
Jesus M. Aguirre
Manuel M. Acosta
Aguirre
Agua Catillo
Vera Cruz
Elidoro
Foch Lays In State. Funeral Planned For Invalides
Paris reports Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch lay in state near the tomb of the Unknown Poilu as France honors him. Premier Poincare announced the funeral will be Tuesday with burial in the Invalides, near Rouget de Lisle and Marshal Fayolle, beside Napoleon’s tomb. Dignitaries, veterans, and ambassadors from many nations paid tribute on the first day of spring.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Poilu
Rue de Grenelles
Poincare
Weygandt
Mme. Foch
the Invalides
Rouget de Lisle
Marshal Fayolle
Napoleon
France
Ney
Uprising Report Shocks Kiangsi Province Missionaries
A telegram from an American missionary reports a large Communist uprising in southern Kiangsi. About 100 people are believed killed, several missions were burned, but all missionaries reportedly escaped.
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Kiangsi Province
Peping
China
Kiangsi
U S Tributes to War Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Soldiers statesmen and business leaders join in paying tribute to Marshal Ferdinand Foch. President Hoover says he shared respect and admiration and was closely associated with him after the war in various activities.
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U. S
United Press
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Hoover
Foch and Pershing Always Agreed Say Marshal Said
In Paris on March 21 United Press quotes General Pershing recalling his relation with Marshal Ferdinand Foch. Pershing says Foch’s death affected him deeply and recounts the line Foch used to say we always agree and his own reply that one cannot disagree with him.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
John J. Pershing
United Press
Pershing
Foch
Death of Marshal Foch Praised by Global Leaders
A collection of tributes from Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, Charles Schwab, Bethlehem Steel Corp chair, Secretary of War Good, Charles G. Dawes, Newton D. Baker, and others extols Marshal Ferdinand Foch. They acclaim him as the greatest captain of all time, a Christian soldier, and a towering military and civic figure.
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James G. Harbord
Marshal Foch
Charles M.schwab
Bethlehem Stel Corp
France
Napoleon
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Charles G. Dawes
Newton D. Baker
Lindbergh to Marry in June in Mexico City Cuernavaca favored
Miss Anne Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will wed in June, with possible ceremony in Cuernavaca or Mexico City after a few flights to fix the date. Morrow’s trousseau is nearing completion and May end is eyed for readiness.
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Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Cuernavaca
United States
Morrow
Jury Fails to Indict After Stark Workhouse Probe
Grand jury in Stark County reported after a three day special session finding a $14 000 shortage in the workhouse accounts but said legal complications prevented indictments. John M Boyer resigned after 12 years as superintendent. Other indictments included Mary Guerrieri for first degree murder in Rev Joseph Riccardi slaying at St Anthony's Church on March 10.
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Stark Co
John M. Boyer
Mary Guerrieri
Joseph Riccardi
St. Anthony’s Church
Bandit's Victim Improves After Ohio Attack
Alfred Davis 20 of Alliance, shot near Louisville by a youth riding with him, shows signs of recovery at Mercy Hospital. X rays reveal two bullets. removal will wait as he regains strength. Suspect Lloyd Hoover, Akron, admitted shooting and faces possible charges of highway robbery and shooting with intent to kill. Davis, son of D D and Mrs D D Davis, works for The Canton Daily News bureau in Alliance and studies at Mount Union College.
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Alfred Davis
Alliance
Mercy Hospital
Davis
Louisville
Lloyd Hoover
Hazel
Akron
Hoover
Ed Gibson
Harrisburg
Stark Co
Davis Is
D. D. Davis
S. Senecast
The
Canton Daily News
Mount Union College
First Day of Spring Brings Mild Weather
Official weatherman Carl Meyer notes a calm start to spring with a 42 degree temperature before 8 AM and a rising barometer. He predicts a pleasant day ahead as consistent spring conditions continue.
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Carl Meyer
Academic rebellion splits Missouri U in Columbia
A campus revolt at the University of Missouri leads to the suspension of three professors and the resignation of a fourth over a sex questionnaire. Students urge reinstatement, while official leaders urge restraint as curators plan a plenary session on April 6 to decide permanent action.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Board of Curators
Kansas City
Max F. Mayer
Germany
University of Berlin
Missouri VU
H. O. de Graff
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Orval H. Mowrer
Classified Offers Highlight Local Sales and Rentals
A Canton Daily News classified note lists a paint salesman, a clerk, and a trial washer in good condition seeking positions. It also advertises for rent furnished apartments at NW location with three rooms, a suburban duplex on North Canton Road, and a two floor five room unit with tile bath. Used refrigerators for sale cheap and a crew manager position requiring a car are also mentioned.
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North Canton Rd
Spring Fever Locals Face Garden Season Ahead
A lighthearted forecast notes spring arrives March 21 with hints like seed stores and garden plots. The piece describes male citizens itching to plant, spade soil, and set out bulbs as outdoor life calls, with peak activity by mid April and a hint of continued Page 3 continuation.
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Will Rogers
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Unknown Poilu
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Iuman
Mexico
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