Canton Yeomen Win Two Second Places at Meet
More than 1,000 Ohio Yeomen gathered in Canton for the 31st anniversary convention ending with a banquet and grand ball at the Courtland Hotel. Speakers included Mayor C C Curtis and supreme officers from Des Moines. Elyria led in adult and Cleveland in juvenile divisions. Canton placed second in adult with 93 points as hundreds departed praising Canton hospitality.
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Ohio
Courtland Hotel
C. C. Curtis
Morgan Duke
Des Moines
Hadley
J. L. Dumar
Des Toines
Herman Green
Youngs Own
Co. Chomasson
Akron
Manger
J. E. Maughiman
Canton
George Schwabach
Lee
Agnes Dunard
Elyria
Miss Yanford
Youngstown
Neveland
Cleveland
Eskin Kuhn
Robert Roberts
Homasson
Willam Gehrke
William Walzer
H Whoenfeld
AH Orchestra
Fall to Tell Story in Teapot Dome Testimony
Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior plans to testify openly when his deposition is taken in El Paso for the Harry Sinclair trial. Other politicians react as Republicans push to frame the oil disclosures as a broader Democratic issue and attack Gov. Alfred Smith of New York and his ties to Sinclair.
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EL Paso
Albert B Pall
The
Inertor
Harry Sinclair
Magate
Connecion
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Cleveland
Fall
Atlee Pomerene Ormer
Oformer
Aibert B. Fall
Eapot Dome
Albert Fall
Derrick Ein
Washington
Gov. Smith
New York
Harry F
Houston
Will Hays
Smith
Reed
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Mellon
Continental Trading Co. Deal
Wilson
Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Republian
Alfred Smith
Walsh
Montana
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Tydings
Maryland
Ed Jackson
D. C. Stephenson
Indiina Ku Klux Klan
Fess
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding
Lasker
Upham
Congress
Committee
Canton Merchants Elect Five New Directors
The Canton Merchants Association plans a meeting this week to outline 1928 activities. Newly elected directors are Homer Double, George Double Co., Sidney Erlinger, F. P. Daly, Marion L. Thurin, and Harry C. Zollinger. Holding-over directors include Lawrence S. Mann Omar F. Deal Edwin D. Carey and George C. Wille.
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Canton Merchants’ Association
Homer
Double
George Double Co
Sidney Erlanger
Stark Dry Goods Co
F. P. Daley
Klein-Heffelman-Zollara Co
Marion L. Thurin
Thurin Carpet & Rug Co
Harry C. Zollinger
Wm. R. Zollinger & Co
Lawrences. Mann
Stern & Mann Co
Omar F. Deal
Deal Hardware Co
Edwin D. Carey
Herbruck & Carey
George C. Wille
George C. Wille Co
Chicago political donor named in secret contribution
A friend used his name for a $5 000 contribution to conceal another Chicago man’s identity for political purposes. Lasker suggested he may not have wanted Democrats to know about it.
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Upham
Chicago
Lasker
Gib Bons agrees to pay for damages in Wooster crash
A Canton man named L. Gib bons agrees to reimburse the costs of 43.50 for damages to cars driven by J. G. Parsons of this city and Michael Lillich of Applecreek after an accident near Wooster. He was released from court and sent home after the settlement.
Business Women Hold Convention in Cleveland
Representatives of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs gathered in Cleveland to attend the weekend regional conference. A banquet featured Miss Florence Peterson of Portsmouth and Judge Florence Allen as guests of honor, with a Sunday forum at club headquarters led by Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner.
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Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Florence Peterson
Portsmouth
Federation
Florence Allen
State’ Supreme Court
Barnett R. Brickner
Blacksmith Battelle Pleads Not Guilty in Slaying
Arthur Battelle Grove City blacksmith arraigned in Columbus on charges of slaying his wife found beaten and nailed in a closet. He admitted beating her with a hammer, claiming fear over a boarder’s friendship drove him to frenzy. Mrs. Battelle died hours later. eight children left. He remains held for Franklin County grand jury action.
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Columbus
Arthur Battelle
Grove City
Battelle
Mra Battelle
Franklin Co
Louisville Officials Inspect Wright Field for Municipal Landing Site
March 24 Louisville Mayor William Harrison leads four city officials back to Louisville after inspecting Wright Field in Dayton. The trip, in a Phil Love piloted plane, follows a plan to establish a municipal landing field funded at 1.5 million dollars last fall.
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Dayton
Wright Field
Louisville
Phil Love
William Harrison
British Actor to Enter Pictures
London March 24 Robert Loraine a famed British actor and war hero announced he would enter the movies The company he will work with was not announced His move is seen as a bid to help Britain compete with American film output
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London
Robert Loraine
Great Britain
Loraine
Rural Insurance Rates Probe Announced Next Week
Columbus, March 24. State Superintendent William Safford to announce early next week the hearing date for a state-wide investigation into rural insurance rates. The probe follows a request by Charles Brand of Urbana alleging insurance companies collude to keep farm rates high.
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Columbus
William Safford
Charles Brand
Urbana
Cleveland Opens Traffic Campaign After Fatalities
Cleveland moves to curb deaths after six traffic casualties in 24 hours two bystanders and three children. Traffic Commissioner Donahue orders an immediate drive using 18 more motorcycle officers to boost the squad to 56. Safety Director Barr cites lack of a driver licensing law as a hurdle to limiting new drivers in crowded streets.
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Cleveland
Donahue
Edwin Barr
Peddlers Tax Ordinance Under Debate At City Council
Monday night will decide if Canton amends the peddlers and huckster ordinance to require licenses for all outside milk distributors and any non city made products. The judiciary committee is to report on the need for amendment and potential impact on city service rights and outside dealers.
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Canton
Judiciary Committee
Two Victims Report Theft by Armed Bandit
H C Dodd was relieved of a small amount of cash by an armed bandit in Cherry ar SE Saturday night. Mrs Rich of 512 9th st NE reported a small cash theft from under a carpet in her kitchen after a short absence. Police have descriptions of the alleged thief.
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Cherry Ar SE
H. C. Dodd
Senator Willis Flays Burton Overaccuracy in Speech
Continued from Page 1, Sec. 1. Ohio Politicse notes Senator Willis harshly criticizes Burton for statements he deems inaccurate. The piece recalls Burton’s role in the reorganization and counters his claimed credits.
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Senator Willis Flays Burton
Rumors of Anti Government Activity in Greece Spark Measures
In Athens on March 24 rumors of anti government activity prompted the government to enforce strict steps to avert disturbances planned for violence day. Reports claimed Generals Condylis and Othonaios were plotting a revolt, though neither rumor was confirmed.
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Athens
Condylis
Othonaeus
Church Honors Dead Members in Dover Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held at Dover Christian Church for three congregants who died in the past week. Samuel H. Weaver 85 Civil War veteran Hayden Minard 52 and George Arbogast 76 are named with addresses in Dover and Union Avenue. In other news Marshall van Mater 27 and Lester Coleman were charged with highway robbery related to a barbecue holdup.
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Dover
Dover Christian Church
W. O. Markham
Samuel H. Weaver
Prospect St
Hayden Minard
Winfield Road
George Arbogast
Union Av
Marshall van Mater
St SE
Lester Coleman
12Th Et NE
van Mater
Coleman
Treatment Grants Free Epilepsy Aid Offer
Reports say an amazing treatment has stopped epilepsy attacks. R Lepso of Milwaukee offers free treatment to all sufferers by mailing the remedy upon request. Write to R Lepso Apt 102 885 Island Ave Milwaukee Wis for this generous aid.
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R. Lepso
Apt
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Ady
Willis Attacks Hoover and Congress In Ohio Tour
Senator Frank B. Willis, on a campaign swing through Youngstown and Ashtabula, accused Secretary of Commerce Hoover of political double standards and attacked wartime food policy. He argued Congress meant a $2.20 wheat minimum while the Food Administration set it as a maximum, citing higher prices abroad.
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Youngstown
Frank B. Willis
Real Ren
Ashtabula
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Ciry
Senate
Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Congress
Willis
Beach City hosts two high school basketball games
On Friday night Beach City hosted two games. Washington High of Massillon fielded its second team against Beach City’s second squad. The night’s second game matched Beach City’s current team against the Canton Methodists.
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Washington High of
Massillon
Beach City
Canton Methodists
Y W G A Plans Sport Banquet for 1950s Girls Athletes
The annual Athletic Association banquet at the Y W C A Tuesday at 6 expects 250 guests. The event honors girls in gym and dancing classes, bowling and basketball leagues, and all who participated in athletics this year. Speakers include Mary Maude Billman of South High School and nine other club leaders.
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Mary Maude Billman
South High School
Youngstown
Ida Davie
Mary Jane Portman
Wilma Gyney
United Brethren Basketba
First Congregational
Crystal Park
Katherine Oberlin
Milton Lacey
Donna Love
U. B
Mins Elma Patterson
Wooster Honors Canton Students
Miss Lucile Allensworth and Robert Siebenschun, Wooster College seniors, were admitted to Alpha Delta Omega for high scholastic achievement. Allensworth earned Phi Beta Kappa honors. Siebenschun won the Fackler debate medal. Alpha Delta Omega, founded at Wooster in 1916, recognizes top college work.
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Lucile Allensworth
Woodland Av
Robert Siebenschun
Park Av
Alpha Delta Omega
Wooster College
Canton Daily News
Wooster
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Allensworth
Fackler
M. Siebenschun
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Eve Ehry
Brir
Canton Yeomen
Naval of
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Zollinger
Marion L Thurin
Homer C. Deuble
Business
Ohio Federation
Blacksmith
Boarder
Wright
Greece
Church
Dover Christian Congregation
U. W
Foreign Trade Service
Theodore Burton
Commerce
Burton
Great Lakes
Spain
France
Italy
Katherine
Oberlin
Miss Mifton Lacey
Lucille Allensworth
Bude
Cole Nursery CO
Painesville, Ohio
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