Battle at Sea Brings Pilot to Hospital After Miss Miami Crash
Pilot Robert Moore, gravely injured, told rescuers of a 48 hour struggle after his hydro airplane Miss Miami broke a propeller and ditched off Miami. Five passengers perished. two women died in Moore s arms as the craft drifted north in the gulf stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
William Greene
Robert Moore
Moore
Tank Steamship
Jones
Riverview Hospital
FE. T. BeNechambers
August Bulte
Lawrence E. Smith
Kansas City
J. S. Dickson
Memphis
Gulf Stream
Spring Migration Hits Infirmary
The annual spring migration has hit the county infirmary, Superintendent Er S Grable reports wanderers leaving the winter home. New chairs sit vacant each morning at the long table indicating sustained congestion as sick inmates from the third floor cannot be moved to alleviate hospital crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. S. Grable
Grable
Juvenile Court Attack Seeks Jury Trial Rights Review
Error proceedings were filed by attorney Joseph M Blake for Richard Witmer who received 90 days in the workhouse and a $500 fine for contributing to the delinquency of two boys. A stay of execution was granted as Witmer posted bond, challenging the court's authority to pass sentence without jury trial. The filing requests review by a judge with concurrent jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Joseph M Blake
Richard Witmer
Witmer
Common Pleas Court
Dge
Weather outlook and storm risk with regional temps
The forecast for Ohio calls for showers and likely thunder tonight and Sunday with warmer readings in the east and south tonight cooler Sunday. A weather summary notes yesterday at 9 p.m. and includes a brief item about a meeting of all Horseshoe Pitchers at Schwitzgable's Plumbing Shop in Schwitzgable, 1132 Clevelanday SW, Sunday morning March 26 at 9 o'clock led by H. C. Schwitzgable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Schwitzgable
Clevelanday SW
H. C. Schwitzgable
Tiger club dance night at Card Social Sat Mar 25
Tiger club hosts a social and entertainment evening in the Card rooms with dance and music on Saturday at 8 p m. Lunch will be served. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Club Rooms
Pugilism and Philanthropy Message at First M E Church
Special program titled Pugilism and Philanthropy presented at the First M E Church Sunday at 7 30 p m invites attendees to a combined event blending boxing related themes with charitable aims.
Woman is killed in Clifton Hill crash
In Cincinnati on March 25 one woman died and nine others were injured when a Clifton Ludlow car and a Vine Burnet car collided on Clifton Avenue hill. The deceased is 73 year old Mrs Barbara Franke who attempted to jump free before the crash and was crushed between the vehicles. Defective brakes are suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clifton Ludlow
Clifton-ay Hill
Barbara Franke
Carnes property chosen as hospital site in Stark County
The Stark County Board of Health says Carnes farm south of Canton is the selected tuberculosis hospital site with 40 acres preferred at $500 per acre. Commissioners delay final purchase price decision after considering options, while the project to serve indigent tubercular patients progresses with state board support and physician approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Canton
State Board of Health
County Board of Health
C. Barber
State Board
North Industry Rd
James Fraunfelter
A. C. Brant
Medical Society
Gans Hill
East Sparta
Starkee Medical Society
Commissioners
Firestone
Montgomery-co
Dayton
Stark Co
Dayton Hospital
Stark Constitution
Bite on Chin Sues for 5000 Dollars in Akron
Albert Clauson filed suit against Dr. Allen J. Fox alleging the doctor entered his meat market booth on March 22, sought to use the telephone, caused an altercation, and bit him on the chin. Clauson claims 5000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Albert Clauson
Want Ads For Sunday's Issue
Want ads for Sunday's issue of The Daily News will be accepted up to 9 o'clock this evening. Phone in an ad to fill a want via the fastest, surest route. Call 3500 and ask for Classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Sunday Daily News
Girls Basketball Showdown Canton Y W C A Versus Toledo Y W C A
Canton Y W C A faces Toledo Y W C A in a girls basketball game at the auditorium Saturday night with a preliminary at 7 30 from McKinley High school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Y. W. C. A
Toledo Y. W. Cc. A
McKinley High School
Adv
Senate Ratifies Four-Power Pacific Treaty
The Senate approved the four power Pacific treaty 67 to 27 in a decisive victory for the administration. Ohio senators Pomerene and Willis voted for the pact, marking a shift from isolation to international cooperation and setting the stage for ratification of related conference treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pomerene
Willis
Ohio
Washington
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Connecticut
Release Sought for Harry Humes By Justice
Juvenile Judge Ake, with Justice Department approval, asks county commissioners to release Harry Humes from the workhouse after serving over six months for contributing to delinquency of young girls. Humes, once Paul E. Kitzig's close companion, was linked to a murder mystery but federal agents say he had no role and approve his freedom with periodic reports to Justice officials in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Justice
Ake
Harry Humes
East Liverpool
Humes
Paul E. Kitzig
Kitzig
Federal Secret Service
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Thieves Ransack Two Residences in Northwest District
Burglars entered the home of Dr. T. J. Phillips at 2407 Cleveland Ave NW Friday night around 11 o clock, stealing household articles and jewelry valued at 500 dollars after entering through a rear door. The residence of Joseph Morter at 2403 Cleveland Ave NW was ransacked at 9 p.m. with nothing taken, a man seen fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Phillips
Cleveland-ay NW
Joseph Morter
Baby Savings Offer From The First Trust Bank
A notice describes opening an account with a certain amount for Baby's Savings and a silver plated bank for collecting Baby's Savings Adv. It promotes a baby book and a baby’s first photograph titled Courtney Free when an account is opened with a qualifying sum at The First Trust & Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Are you a growing Christian at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church invites the public to a 10 30 a m Sunday service led by Rev A I Wilson followed by an evening program Capturing Korea at 7 30 p m presented by Hon H H Hulbert once adviser to the Korean Emperor admission for all attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Rev
A. I. Wilson
Korea
Hon
H. H. Hulbert
Furniture for sale at 705 Walnut North
Adv lists furniture for sale at 705 Walnut North with side entrance available for viewing and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut North
Adv
Illinois Governor Len Small Faces Embezzlement Trial
Illinois Governor Len Small and Lt Governor Sterling with banker Vernon Curtis appear with Chief Counsel C C Leforge in court as the trial for alleged embezzlement of state funds begins April 3 in Cook County. Treasurer Edward F Miller will be a key state witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
Len Small
Illinois
Cook County
C. C Leforge
Waukegan
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Edward F. Miller
Small
Man at 45 Not a Failure Says NY Professor
New York March 25 Rudolph M Binder of New York University denounces Louisville public school principal George T Ragsdale's claim that a man not retired by 45 is a failure. Binder argues many great figures produced work after 45 and lists leaders scientists authors and composers who achieved prominence after that age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buider
New York University
New York
Rudolph M. Binder
George T. Ragsdale
Louisville, Ky
Linder
William de Morgan
Ludendorf
Court House Linoleum Officially Measured by Panel
A joint panel from the Retail Merchants' association Hamberger Sons Co and county contractors measured all linoleum in the courthouse on Friday. I W Jones represented merchants while Campbell of the state auditor’s office joined county officials to collect samples and assess waste and shrinkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Retail Merchants’ Association
Hamberger Sons Co
I. W. Jones
Kenny Bros. Co
George Dpd
Means
Central Steel Co
Campbell
State Auditor's Office
George H. Gresser
Jones
Evans
Merchants’ Association
Ned L. Perkins
Impressive Ceremony Presents Photo to Winchester Masons
A large photograph was presented Friday evening to William McKinley Lodge No. 21 F and A M of Winchester Virginia. Virginia Masons joined local members in the ceremony as work continued with fellowcraft and master mason degrees. Speakers recounted McKinley’s Civil War service and tied the lodge's history to national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley Lodge
Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. M
Winchester
Blue Lodge
William McKinley
Canton
Virginia Masons
EF. J. Darrow
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester Masons
Ohio
Eddy
R. Gray Williams
Little Lodge
Spiritualists hold services at Moose Temple MecKinleyan
The Spiritualists Truth Seekers conduct Sunday services at the Moose Temple. Afternoon session at 2 30 features the topic Jesus and the Evil Spirits. Evening service at 7 30 covers Success in Life from Bible teachings. Music by Miss M Mixon. Messages by Mrs M A McFarland. HM Y Dryden, pastor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Temple
MecKinleyan
Jesus
Canton Massillon Branshise Tangle Remains Unsolved
General Manager Blinn reports to county commissioners on Canton Massillon branch line tangle. Officials want partial double tracking this summer from Canton to Reedurban and beyond, with extension possible for 1923 if work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon-rd
A. Blinn
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Bliin
Akron
Corporation Limits
Canton
Mt. Marie
Reedurban
Massillon
Jackman
Blinn
Improvement planned for twelve streets this year
Mayor C. C. Curtis and the street committee set twelve streets for improvement in 1922. The program includes Yale-av NW 18th-st NW 11th-st SH and SW Hoover-pl NW 17th-st NE Cherry-av NE and SE Harrison-ay SW Ninth-st NW Monroe-av NE and SE 17th-st NE to Superior-av and Young-av NE and SE. Short-ay NW may also be improved. Twelfth-st NW to Cleveland-aw resurfacing possible. Bedford-av NW and SW to be improved with assessments.
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C. C. Curtis
Council
Curtis
Hart
Yale-av
18Th-St
11Th-St
Hoover-pl
17Th-St
Cherry-av
Harrison-ay
Navarrerd
Corporation Line
Ninth-st NW
McKinley-av
Cleveland-av
Monroe-av
Market-av
Superior-av
Young-av
Twelfth-st
Market-aw
Cleveland-aw
Bedford-av
Mrs Margaret Sanger Falls Ill Forcing Lecture Cancellations
Friends of birth control advocate Margaret Sanger learned she was ill in Yokohama Japan and had to cancel her Orient lecture tour, delaying her travel plans and public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Sanger
Yokohama
Japan
Orient
New Uniforms Arrive for K of P Club
Notice from U R and K of P announces new uniforms are here and invites members to the club room Saturday evening at 7 39 p m to collect them. Co W Lydick, Recorder Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. R
K. of P. Co
W. Lydick
Recorder
Third Jury Disagrees in Manslaughter Case
Cincinnati reports the third jury deadlocked in the manslaughter trial of John D D Allen of Hamilton Ohio over the death of former Congressman Stanley Bowdle. Bowdle was struck by an automobile driven by Allen when Bowdle stepped from a street car. The third jury split six to six on conviction versus acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John D.D. Allen
Hamilton
Ohio
Stanley Bowdle
Bowdle
Allen
Councilman Seeks Lower Light Rates for Small Consumers
Councilman Charles K. Schwarz will introduce a resolution at the next council meeting to authorize the public utilities committee to begin negotiations with Ohio Power Co for reduced electric rates for small domestic users. He notes large consumers recently received rate cuts and cites lower production costs at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KE. Schwarz
Schwarz
Councilmaniec Public Utilities Committee
Ohio Power Company
Alliance Man's Body Found On River Near Alliance
The body of Paris Waggoner, 50, of Alliance, was found in the Mahoning river by two fishermen. He had been missing since the morning of November 19, 1921, after two men were seen throwing something into the river. Police suspected murder for lodge dues money. the coroner found no foul play marks but suggested poisoning as a theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Waggoner
Alliance
Mahoning River
Wagooner
Waggoner
Alliance Lodge
McQuate
Court Unravels Queer Love Tangle
Huntington court relief suspended a state industrial school sentence for a 16 year old girl after she wed one lover while another suitor, in jail, offered to marry her. Judge George R. Heffley summoned a minister and halted juvenile proceedings, tying the discipline to the marriage vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
George R. Heffley
State distributes license fees for public works in coal counties
Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith announced that 52977 in automobile license fees were sent to southern Ohio counties to fund public work for the unemployed. The special distribution aims to ease distress among coal miners in the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harvey CC. Smith
Ohio
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner at Courtland Hotel
Sunday meal special offered from 11 30 a m to 8 p m at the Courtland Hotel priced at one dollar. The advertisement invites diners to enjoy a special chicken dinner in a historic hotel setting.
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Courtland Hotel
Big Used Car Sale The Belden Motor Car Co
Advertisement from Belden Motor Car Co announces a large used car sale with special prices and featured models. Limited-time offers attract buyers seeking bargains on pre owned autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Motor Car Co
Ady
Bie
The
Pelden Motor Car Co
Adv
Adyv
Norwood's Orchestra At Eagles Dance Hall
Norwood's Orchestra performs at the Eagles Dance Hall tonight with admission prices listed at 28 and 33 cents for patrons seeking lively music and a night out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Eagles Dance Hall
No Settlement Likely in Coal Strike Fight
Cleveland report on March 25 says United Mine Workers plan a general strike April 1 across anthracite and bituminous fields in the United States and Canada if coal operators in the central competitive field refuse terms. Up to 800000 non union workers may join, with Locomotive Engineers pledging moral support though no decision on broad strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Ecoal
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Tts
Frank Farrington
Winds
John L. Lewis
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Railway Labor Board
Lewis Declares Operators Forcing Miners to Strike
Union leader John L. Lewis says operators in Pittsburg and Ohio have forced miners to strike after the UMWA tried every honorable step to avert action. He speaks from Cleveland on March 25, citing two powerful coal operators as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
John TL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
International News Service
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Ohio
Prisoners’ escape plan ends with smoke in Marion jail
Seven prisoners in the Marion county jail stuffed a ventilating shaft with papers and rags and lit a match hoping to escape. The jail filled with smoke and they cried fire. Sheriff Washburn issued a fire alarm but refused to release inmates. One prisoner said they would not attempt it again, fearing suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, C
Frank A. Washburn
Ford adopts 40 hour week for plants nationwide
Detroit March 25 Edsel B Ford announces permanent 40 hour work week for Ford plants closing on Saturdays and Sundays. About 3000 new workers will be added and roughly 506000 employees will keep the minimum wage of six dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Ene Co
Edsel B. Ford
1St
Biaran
Preachers and Pugilism Event Pose at First MZ Ed Church
A special message at First MZ Ed church this Sunday at 7 30 pm invites attendees to a program titled Preachers and Pugilism featuring contrasting roles of faith and fighting arts in a parish setting.
Belden Motor Car Co Helps Unemployed Seek Odd Jobs
Belden Motor Car Co Raw offers diverse assistance to unemployed workers seeking odd jobs. Free central employment bureau provides help. contact 352 Bell, 2039 State for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
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State Board of
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Gov. Small
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Wre
Canton-Massillon
N. O. Tpt
Mrs. Sanger II
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Aris Waggoner
Court
Lomes
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