Streitenberger says he was pressured over Rudner confession
Former Canton detective Floyd Streitenberger testified at Ohio State Penitentiary that Rudner and his attorney pressed him to sign a statement favorable to Rudner in the Don Mellett murder case. Streitenberger said Powell offered to write the confession if he signed it, but he refused and planned to consult Canton counsel.
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Rudner
Streitenberger
Youngstown
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
United Press
Floyd Streitenberger
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Ben Rudner
Massillon
Pat McDremott
Mellett
McDermott
K. H. Powell
Woodward
Powell
P. E. Thomas
Izaak Walton League of America study in Canton
Canton readers learn of local Izaak Walton League members gathering for a banquet to discuss protecting outdoors. The article notes the group’s aims, including wildlife refuges and water pollution prevention, with emphasis on notable American conservationists. It also covers a car accident suit filed by John Gerber and a note about Ed G Williams missing from a staff roster and subsequently appearing on Page 1.
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Eneral Stark
Canton
Izaak Walton
America
Izaak Walton League
Nature
Ed G. Williams
City Hall
Canton Daily News
Homer
Williams
Beng
Irvin 8
Cobb
Canton News
E. G. Williams
Will Rogers reports 400 mile air flight
Will Rogers writes from Raleigh about a flight from Atlanta to Raleigh with Pilot Yost of Pinehurst that covered more than 400 miles in under four hours. He mentions plans for an air mail route to New York and notes a social dinner with Josephus Daniels and remarks on Al Smith.
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Raleigh
N. C
Yost
Pinehurst
Atlanta
New York
Josephus Daniels
Navy
al Smith Kinder
Will Rogers
Teapot Dome probes call off El Paso trip
Senate Teapot Dome committee cancels planned El Paso visit to hear former Interior Secretary Fall recount his claimed version of the Teapot Dome affair. Fall says he knows nothing of co-defendant Sinclair's political contributions and offers to tell all after court action on their trials.
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Washington
Senate
Nye
Walsh
Montana
Fall
el Paso Post
al” Smith
Guv. Smith
Len Robinson
Indiana
Smith
Sinclair
Gov. Smith
Robinson
Naval
E. L. Doheny
Lindbergh Pilots Senators and Representatives
Charles Lindbergh returned to give many members of Congress rides over Washington. He ferried 161 people, including six senators and about 100 representatives, with many applying for more trips through Friday. Some lawmakers declined after signing up, citing objections from their wives.
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Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Congress
Lindbergh
Commerce MacCracken
Senator Ferris Improves After Illness In Michigan
Senator Ferris of Michigan shows improvement from bronchial pneumonia after a very restful night and a report of mending somewhat at his hotel. The 41-year-old senator had been seriously ill for nearly four weeks.
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Washington
Ferris
Michigan
Canton Woman Fends Off Brick Attack After Basketball Game
Genevieve Lee, 19, of Canton, is attacked on a street near 1412 St Elmo NE. She strikes back injuring her thumb, dislocating a strike, as she heads home after a game. Neighbors hear cries and two men flee. Lee is treated at home. injuries not serious.
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Barbara Freitchie
Frederick
Genevieve Lee
Canton Street
Parkhill
Miss Lee
12Th St
Pontius Pl
Russian Man in Brussels Asked to Leave Belgium
Brussels police request Alexander Zoubkoff, a young Russian who recently wed the sister of former Kaiser Wilhelm, to depart Belgium soon. He is currently ill with influenza and may stay until recovery. He had earlier been ordered out of Germany due to passport issues.
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Brussels
Alexander Zoubkoff
Kaiser Wilhelm
Belgium
Zoubkoff
Germany
Meet O. O. McIntyre in Canton Daily News Columns
The Canton Daily News introduces O. O. McIntyre, famed for his Gotham Day By Day column. Born in Missouri and raised near Gallipolis, he rose from a Galipolis Tribune office devil to a celebrated writer whose work circulates widely.
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O. McIntyre
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Mr. McIntyre
Canton Daily News
Missouri
Galipolis
Ohio River
Buckeye
Devil
Dayton
United States
Gotham
Canton Delly News
State balks on sending troops to mine district
In Columbus Gov. Donahey said state troops will not be sent into Jefferson county until local authorities exhaust every means to maintain order. Sheriff Allison of Steubenville warned of potential rioting at the Dun Glen coal field as 800 striking miners and women gathered, prompting a request for state militiamen.
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Columbus
Jefferson County
Donahey
W. T. Allison
Cosa
Five union miners including Pat McDermott released on bond
Five union miners, including Pat McDermott, were released on $800 bond each in St Clairsville after being charged with taking part in a Moonshine Mine riot. They filed charges of pointing firearms against the mine superintendent and another worker, as a protest followed violent incidents including an attack on deputy marshals by women.
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Clairsville
Pat McDermott
Canton
McDermott
Lawrence Jeffers
United States
Berger Pushes Welch Bill to Raise Government Pay
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin urged the House Civil Service Committee to pass the Welch salary bill and argued that the treasury surplus should fund higher pay for government workers rather than tax cuts for the wealthy. He proposed a $2,000 minimum wage instead of the $1,500 in the current measure and said he would introduce a separate bill to this effect.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Civil Service Committee
Berger
Welch
Romanian government warns on unfavorable news cabling
Reports from Bucharest say March 22 that the Romanian government warned foreign correspondents it would not tolerate cabling news unfavorable to the government.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Mellon Declares He Will Not Resign From Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon said he has no intention of resigning amid questions raised by Senator Couzens. He noted he forgot the resolution was to be discussed in the Senate and asked whether removal or resignation was desired.
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Secretary of Treasury
Senate
Washington
Secretary of
Treasury
Mellon
Couzens
Michigan
Walker vows to fight to keep federal post
Columbus report says William H. Walker Ohio Indiana federal prohibition administrator will fight to finish to retain his job if replaced. He was not certified for reappointment by the Civil Service Commission due to age 63, the commission setting 69 as the limit. A successor would likely be transferred from another district as no other applicants are listed.
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Columbus
William H. Walker
Walker
United States Civil Service Commission
House OKs radio bill extends commission term
The House completed action on the radio measure by adopting the conference report and sending it to the Senate. The measure extends the Radio Commission as chief administrative authority until February 23, 1929, limits licenses to three months and directs the commission to strive for an even distribution of stations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Radio Commission
Goebel Plans Pacific Flight Journey
Col Arthur Goebel announced plans for a Japan to United States flight via the Aleutian Islands upon arrival in Honolulu aboard the Koree Maru. He won the Dole air derby and was greeted by civic, navy and military officials alongside French aviators Capt Dieudonne Costes and Lieut Joseph Lebrix who were also aboard.
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Honolulu
T. H
Japan
United States
Aleutian Islands
Col
Arthur Goebel
Buffalo Gang Blamed in Nadel Slaying and Alleged Decoy
Buffalo gangsters were blamed for the killings of Morris Nadel and Morris Be. joldman alias Miller near Willoughby Tuesday night. Police, aided by a Cleveland dispatch, cited Goldman’s wife identifying his body and noted Nadel’s prior harboring conviction tied to Don R. Mellett’s murder. Investigators speculated Goldman may have been used as a decoy in a liquor traffic feud. An automobile sighting near Willoughby is under inquiry.
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Buffalo
Morris
Ben
Nadel
Joldman
Miller
Willoughby
United Press
Cleveland
Canton Daily News
Goldman
Marion
Pat McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Buffalo-Cleveland
Mary Pickford's mother dies in Beverly Hills
Charlotte Pickford mother of Mary Pickford, the screen star, died at her Beverly Hills home after a three year battle with a malignant illness. She had been confined to her home for several months.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mrea
Charlotte Pickford
Mary Pickford
Reed campaign funds boosted by potato pledge
Kansas City report notes Ben Greenburg a huskister did not contribute a dollar but sent a bushel of potatoes to Senator James A Reed's subscription drive.
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Kansas City
Ben Greenburg
James A .Reed
Funeral Planned for Wallace Milard Artist at 69
Dayton obituary notes funeral services today for Wallace Chipman Milard 69 a painter who created more than 1000 pictures including works for the Chicago World's Fair. The article highlights his artistic output and hometown.
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Dayton
Wallace Chipman Milard
Chicago
Small Tugs Dock Great Vessels
Canton Daily News reports small tugs guiding large vessels into a port with skilled maneuvering. The notice highlights rental listings and tenant matching in the section, advising readers that ads from the paper help owners find tenants quickly. Mrs J H Evans of 920 th et NW found a tenant for her housekeeping house soon after the notice appeared.
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Plere
Canton Daily News
J. H. Evans
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