Canton Bank to Vote on Controlling Stock Sale
The Canton Bank & Trust Co board approved selling a controlling stake to a Canton and Cleveland syndicate led by R. V. Mitchell and Charles W. Wild. Stockholders will vote. 174 holders have been notified. The bank's 1929 assets were about 3 million dollars. If approved, the group would gain controlling interest with present holders retaining roughly 40 percent. Midland Bank of Cleveland will act as trustee and depository. Directors express strong support, citing enhanced value and financial connections.
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Canton Bank & Trust Co
Canton and
Cleveland
R. V. Mitchell
Charles W. Wild
Canton Bank
Mitchell
Wild
Parmely W Herrick
Nvestment
France
Myron T. Herrick
John Schubach
John Quinn
Paul Hartung
M. Conley
Midland Bank of Cleveland
Midland Bank
Willam H. Miller
D. 8. Luntz
John Quine
Paul W. Hartung
I. 8Eaney
J. E. Sell
C. A. Hanner
George S&s. Shaeffer
John Schunach
W. E. Eshelman
Mr. Wild
Cobb’s Swing Clash: Baseball Harms Golf Says Cobb
Grantland Rice profiles Ty Cobb in a Canton Daily News feature arguing Cobb’s powerful baseball swing clashes with his golf game. Cobb notes golf improves his timing and focus, challenging the view that golf dulls baseball skills.
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Butty Cobb
Grantland Rice
America
Canton Daily News
Cobb
Masonic Notice for McKinley Lodge Friday Meeting
Special communication of Wm McKinley lodge Friday March 71 at 7 p m M M degree EF FE Neff an M H H Heingartner Secy Try Zollingers Hat Cleaning Tt CTT service something new Ady
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McKinley Lodge
Neff
An M
H. H. Heingartner
Seek New Chief for Sanatorium
Molly Stark Tuberculosis Sanitarium may operate for months without an official head after the resignation of Dr. Herbert O. Black. Board chairman Darwin Luntz said no immediate successor will be named, and the institution will run with manager Edward Stone and medical staff until a qualified tuberculosis expert is found. Dr. Stanley Sidenberg will take charge of the medical division until replacement is named. Dr. Black, a Jacksonville native, led tuberculosis care among veterans and children before coming to Canton, where he oversaw notable progress at Molly Stark Sanitarium.
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Molly Stark
Herbert O. Black
Black
Darwin Luntz
Luntz
Edward Stone
Stanley Sidenberg
Dr. Black
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
America
Siberia
Cleveland
Ohio
Mexican
Canton
Molly Stark Sanitarium
Canton Real Estate Board seeks 10 percent tax cut
The Canton Real Estate Board formally demanded a 10 reduction in city real estate valuations from County Auditor A A VanDorsten. The resolution argues the auditor has power to blanket reduce values and urges action before December 1930 taxes are due, to provide temporary relief until 1931 reappraisal. Signed by Jason L Kling and Bertha Walther.
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Canton Real Estate Board
A. A. VanDorsten
Jason L. Kling
Bertha Walther
Board of Education
Sports Editor's Father Dies in Canton
Daniel W. Dillon 55 of 535 4th at SW father of Carl Dillon sports editor of The Canton Daily News died at home Friday after a brief illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Mary King and Miss Mabel Dillon and three sons Carl Earl Howard all of Canton. Funeral arrangements pending at Maughiman Funeral Home.
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Daniel W. Dillon
Carl Dillon
Canton Daily News
Dillon
The
News
Canton
Mary King
Mabel Dillon
Carl
Earl
Howard
Mary Brown
Portsmouth
Maughiman Funeral Home
Dog Proves Fire Hero at Antioch Plant
Loyal watchdog named Jerry warned residents of a blaze at the Antioch Packing Plant in Illinois. Firefighters battled the fire as the dog barked until collapsing in the boiler room and dying at the scene.
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Antioch
Jerry
Fairhope Man Found Dead Near Home
Amos Bowers, 58, of near Fairhope, was found dead yesterday afternoon beside a roadway by his residence where he had been working. Passersby saw him working shortly before. Coroner T C McQuate ruled heart trouble as the cause. Survived by wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bowers
Fairhope
T. C. McQuate
Blame Shifted in Buffalo Murder Trial
Lila Jimerson, on trial for killing Mrs. Clothilde Marchand, accused Mrs. Nancy Bowen of instigating the crime. She issued a statement through counsel claiming she tried to prevent Bowen from beating Marchand to death with a hammer before the third day of the trial.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
Nancy Bowen
Miss Jimerson
For Rent and Sale Classified Offer
Multiple small ads advertise goods and services including rent of 3 acres with good soil and garden, a rice cooker, a DP truck box, a cheap sale price around 200 cash if sold by Saturday, plus laundry wash service and a shoe shop promotion.
Canton annexation withdrawn as towns plot incorporations
The Canton city plan for annexing a large territory was pulled back after a city solicitor said 30 days are needed before the ordinance takes effect. Meanwhile neighboring areas including Edgefield Reedurban Meyers Lake and Hills and Dales consider incorporation to block Canton or Massillon expansion, with meetings planned and legal talks under way.
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City of
Canton
County Commissioners
Canton Council
Russell J. Mack
L. Buchanan
G. McKee
Thomas J. Priest
Edgefield
Reedurban
Waco
Massillon
Canton-Massillon
H. H. Emmons
George Davidson
County Sewer and Sanitation Department
Canton-Massilion Road
J. J. Johnson
Wace
Fulton Road
Meyers Lake Village
Hills and Dales Village
Williams to die in electric chair for Cleveland patrolman murder
George Williams, 68, convicted of first degree murder in the killing of Patrolman Carl A. Sherman, was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus to be executed June 28. The trial of his co-defendant Charles Benny Hanovich neared its close, with the jury likely to retire for deliberations this afternoon after a four hour session.
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Cleveland
George Williams
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Carl A. Sherman
Williams
Charles
Benny") Hanovich
Sherman
Spring Arrives Amid Mixed Weather Across Nations
Reports from Boston Kabul New Philadelphia New York Chicago and Washington describe a global first day of spring with varied conditions. In Boston spring fever elicits medical quips while Kabul marks a new year and New Philadelphia notes groundhog activity.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Kingdom of
Nadir Khan
Newton Domer Taken by Death
Newton B. Domer 50 deputy clerk of municipal court died at home from pneumonia. Lifelong Canton resident, 8 years criminal court deputy, 19 years Sun Vapor Co employee. Survived by wife Gertrude, two sons, a sister, a grandson. Funeral Monday 2 from home then 2:30 at Evangelical Congregational Church. Municipal court closes Monday afternoon.
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Newton B. Domer
Clarendonavy
Mr. Domer
Canton
Sun Vapor Co
First Evangelical Congregational Church
Gertrude
Donald M
Chester
Mia
Leo Schick
Fairmount City
Evangelical Congregational Church
W. FE. Seesholtz
Municipal Court
Domer
Ross Harfard
Real estate tax conference debates Stark County cut
A Friday session in the Canton courthouse foresees a possible blanket real estate tax reduction of two percent. The Canton Real Estate Board seeks the cut, while Auditor A A Van Dorsten invites budget officers from Canton, Massillon, and Alliance, plus school boards and the county education board, to discuss funding and rate implications.
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Stark Co
Grand Jury
Canton Real Estate Board
A. A. van Dorsten
Canton
Masillon
Alliance
County Board of Education
Capone Elusive as Manhunt Shifts to Florida
In Miami on March 22 sheriffs police chiefs and reporters chased rumors of Alphonse Capone known as Scarface. The most tangible news was that he might be hiding in southeast Florida while several of his satellites were free on bond on charges from vagrancy to liquor possession.
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Miami
Fla
Alphonse (Scarface) Capone
Chicago
Capone
Florida
Bond
Irene Shrader trial ends with fate of life on trial
End testimony in Irene Shrader case as two eminent alienists declare her sane, tests on her mental state undermine the defense, and prosecutors push for the electric chair or life imprisonment for the murder of Corp. Brady Paul of the state highway patrol on December 27. The night session closed with the defense crumbling under new evidence that she carried a 38 caliber revolver.
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New Castle
Irene Shrader
Corp
Brady Paul
State Highway Patrol
Trene
P. L. Hildebrand
Aliernats
Ir H. W. Mitchell
Pennsylvania Hospital
Inwane
Warren
CC Whalley
Pittsburgh Psychiatriat
Irene
Plan to Drain Pond for Body Near Orrville
In Wooster on March 21 prosecutors Marion Geaven and Walter Mougey prepared to drain the country club pond northwest of Orrville to search for Melin Horst’s body, 14 months after his disappearance. Officials now think the pond could hide the victim’s remains linked to Charles Hannah and Earl Donald, with a theory the pair disposed of the body there after a fatal beating in the Frank Frey garage.
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Hannah
Donald
Ktiie Melvin
Frank Frey
Orrville
Cook begins comeback as Boys Brotherhood director
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, once famous for Arctic exploits and later jailed, opened his comeback by accepting a permanent physical director post with the Boys Brotherhood Republic. He will lead the group's summer camp at Burlington, Wisconsin, as 900 boys cheered.
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Chicago
Frederick A. Cook
Arctic
Leavenworth
Boys Brotherhood Republic
Burlington
Wis
Your City Canton Meyers Lake Park and Zoo Highlight
Meyers Lake Park and zoo, near Canton's public square, is described as a premier Ohio recreational amusement park. It is accessible by car and trolley and draws up to 250000 visitors in a season.
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Anton
Meyers Lake Park
Ohio
Canton
Publc Square
Prank May Cost Life As Auto Crashes Girl
Eight year old Jessie Doerschuk of Harrisburg road lies in Mercy Hospital after a hat-snatching prank caused her to run into the path of G F Andrews vehicle on a busy road. Eyewitnesses say the car moved at a moderate pace as the accident occurred near Highland golf links and sheriff's deputies investigated.
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Jessie Doerschuk
Walter Doerschuk
Harrisburg Rd
Mercy Hospital
G. F. Andrews
Cleveland
Jessie
Andrews
George A Daily
Sheriff's Office
Doerschuk
Highland Golf Links
Fromm Bribery Conviction Upheld by Court of Appeals
Charles A. Fromm Stark County commissioner, found to have solicited a bribe from Cleveland Co, had his bribery conviction affirmed by the Cuyahoga county court of appeals. The ruling cites clear evidence and notes possible Supreme Court appeal while outlining key trial details and dictograph use.
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Charles A. Fromm
Stark Co
Cuyahoga Co Court of Appeals
Fromm
Supreme Court
Willie Vickery
Cleveland Company
J. J. Sullivan
Manuel Levine
Ths
Starkee
Tht Sry
Molly
Stark Building Commission
Cuyahogaco
Frome
Court of Appeals
James Connell
Cleveland
Onear M. Abt
Faber J. Druckenbrod
Canton
Millar
P. L. A. Leighley
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Common Pleas
Miller
Triad
Common Pleas Court
Detroit loan case labeled tightest husband by judge
March 21 Detroit. Robert Adler, 30, was dubbed the tightest husband by Judge John Boyne after Adler’s wife Berenice complained he lent her Christmas shopping money at 2 percent interest.
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Detroit
Robert Adiler
John Boyne
Adler
Berenice
Everly Hills Smell in the Movies Smart News
Will Rogers Special jokes about new film techs in Everly Hills. He notes talking pictures, color photography, and a Washington patent for an odor registering device in films. He quips actors must look, act, sound, and smell above suspicion.
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Everly Hills
Cal
Washington
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