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26 Mar 1926
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
1
Mystery surrounds disappearance of Mansfield hall owner
Clark Baker 40 proprietor of the North Star dance hall five miles north of Mansfield has been missing since March 10. Sheriff Sells and County Prosecutor Blecker pursue a wide inquiry, aided by a typewritten letter alleged from Baker and found on his workhorse typewriter. Baker previously drew $899 from a local bank and his wife reports the events to family, with Baker’s relatives in Cleveland Indianapolis and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Clark Baker
North Star
George H. Blecker
Sells
Baker
Shelby
Siys
Ab Ln
Brothers
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Detroit
Frances Crum
L. H. Beam
Foreign debts entangle U S in tangled debates
A 1926 Washington report discusses war debt repayments and the strain with Britain Italy and France. It notes British parliamentary disappointment over terms and Sen Smoot seeking ratification while warning against harsher terms for France amid congressional scrutiny. It also mentions political battles on tariffs and foreign policy. Dayton note reports Lt Barkedale's wingless crash at Wilbur Wright Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
United States
Treasury Department
Sam
Dunning
Great Britain
Senate
Smoot
American Commission
France
Italy
Caillaux
Thouch
London
Congress
Grmany
Cne
Ealing
Tac
America
Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
F E. H. Barkedale
McCook Field
Parachute Saves Flyer After Plane Split in Flight
Lieut. Barksdale survived a midair breakup when parachute descent kept him from the wreckage near Wright field. The crash left him with a sprained ankle but earned him further recognition as a seasoned ace with many near-death encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Barksdale
Barkgdale
Col
Dayton
Arcanum
McCookfield
Army Air Service
John ¢ Macready
McCook
Wright Field
Lieut. Barksdale
Poison Plot Aims to Kill Banker Wife’s Lawyer Faces Grilling
Los Angeles March 26 William H Bowers a wealthy Sawtelle banker and attorney was first witness today at the preliminary hearing for his wife Olive Orr Bowers accused of conspiring with Elmer W Archer to poison him to clear a path for a lover The couple’s complex motive and the alleged telephone plot were outlined as neighbors reported conversations to a Sawtelle minister and authorities Pomeroy Colorado also reported the McCumber murder case unsolved with four released and four prisoners in custody including Shorty Bryant in solitary confinement and two others yet to sleep after long interrogations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William H. Bowers
Sawtelle
Wash
Bowers
Olive Orr Bowers
Elmer W. Archer
Mansfield
Archer
Pomeroy, CO
McCumber
James McCumber
Shorty”. Bryant
Richard Rhoads
John Whedricks
Dana Smith
Arch Clark
Craig Davis
Police search for customs guard missing at sea
In New York on March 26 police launched a search for Jacob Pfleiderer Jr a United States customs guard who vanished while overseeing a cargo of liquor worth about 200000 aboard the schooner Mistineuette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Pfleiderer, Jr
United States
Senate proposal for national wet and dry referendum in 1928
Senator Edge of New Jersey introduced a joint resolution calling for a national vote on modifying prohibition during the November 1928 elections. Wet and dry camps prepare witnesses for hearings set to begin April 5, with wets seeking beer and wine up to intoxicating levels and drys opposing any change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Vets
Irys
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Cleveland Flu Sweep Abates Amid Subside Signs
Cleveland's influenza epidemic shows signs of easing as Health Commissioner H. L. Rockwood reports about 1,000 cases on record at start of day. City hospital’s contagious ward of 195 beds is overflowing, with patients sent to other institutions. Three hospitals St Alexis St Johns and Maternity now guard doors to visitors while others limit visiting hours and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. L. Rockwood
City Hospital
St. Alexis
St. Johns
Maternity
Military Crisis Grows in China
Peking March 26 The military situation in the capital grows tenser as peasants flood the city and wealthy Chinese seek safety in the legation quarter. The cabinet wired an appeal for peace to Wei Pu Wu Taso Ling Chang and others and asked that a peace delegation be received by the chieftains, but railway disruption prevents the delegation from leaving Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Peking
Mar
Legation
Wei Pu Wu
Taso Ling Chang
Paul Corbett Arrested on Speeding Charge
Paul Corbett of 1 06 Greenfield avy SW was arrested Friday morning and charged with speeding. The arrest was made by Officer Stitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Corbett
Greenfield Avy
Stitz
Martha Sanders Guilty of Crabbe Act Violation
Judge Snyder sentenced Martha Sanders to 150 dollars fine and costs after finding her guilty of violating the Crabbe act in Friday morning court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sanders
4Th St SE
Snyder
Crabbe
Charge Dismissed in Fred White Liquor Case
Judge Snyder dismissed the liquor law violation against Fred White of 610 McCall Place due to lack of sufficient evidence in the morning court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
McCall Psg
Snyder
Tiger Kid Free Meld of Bandit Lies Trials
New York March 26 The fate of Margaret Whittemore the tiger girl hangs on the word of bandit leader husband Richard Deese Whittemore who promises to unseal his lips for love of her He is jailed with eight other gang members and his confession could expose the night club gang that stole nearly 1 000 000 in two years District Attorney J H Banton said he would free Mrs Whittemore if Deese Whittemore provides a full story revealing the gang’s system and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Whittemore
Richard Deese Whittemore
Whittemore
J. H. Banton
Autos injure two children in Cleveland crash
George Perrick 13 and Alberta Powel 10 were hospitalized with fractured skulls after being struck by automobiles late yesterday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Perrick
Alberta Powel
Schoolboy dies from accidental gunshot in Columbus
A 12 year old boy Clovis Calliocoat died in Columbus from a bullet wound in the temple, sustained two weeks earlier when a playmate at the local school for crippled children accidentally discharged a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mar
Clovis Calliocoat
Schoe For
Despondent man found with throat cut in Cincinnati home
John Eckert, 56, was found in the basement of his home with his throat cut and a bloody razor beside him. Police say he had been despondent over ill health for some time and was taken to General Hospital where he remained in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Eckert
the General Hospital
Eckert
Spain to Welcome Ramon Franco as Manila Flight Prepares
Madrid marks the arrival of Ramon Franco and gears up for the Madrid to Manila air expedition planned to start on April 3. The nation braces for the famed aviator, once a national idol, as preparations for the Philippine mission move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Mar
Spain
Ramon Franco
Argentina
Manila
Philippines
Gale Clamps Atlantic Coast From Cape Hatteras to Maine
A northwest gale with rain and snow grips the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Maine today, abruptly halting the spring like weather. Freezing temperatures are forecast for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Maine
Father Sues Over Son Death After Timber Accident
George Edward Saltsman sues Frank, John, George and Ralph Brothers for damages after his son was fatally injured when a tree fell during timber cutting. The case notes medical and hospital expenses exceeding $5000 and a lengthy hospital stay before death occurred in Carrollo below Minerva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Saltsman
Frank
John
George
Ralph Brothers
Diehl
Young Saltsman
Carrollo
Minerva
Fifty Camps Planned for Citizens Military Training
Washington March 26 The War Department announced that citizens military training camps will be held this summer at 59 posts and camps across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Citizens Military
United States
War Department
Continued hearing for Ben Pellum on Crabbe Act charge
Judge Snyder granted a continuance for Ben Pellum of 921 Thompson SE until Saturday. Bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Pellum
Thompson Et SE
Crabbe
Snyder
Lengel Testifies In Own Behalf At Incompetency Hearing
Saranus A. Lengel, dismissed police chief, testified on his own behalf after noon session in a hearing on incompetency and inefficiency charges. Clerk Elmer Clarke and desk sergeant James Lindesmith preceded him, with Lengel’s final testimony signaling nearing end of the long inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranus A. Lengel
Priday
Elmer Clarke
James Lindesmith
Lengel
Chief Lengel testimony on police reforms and raid allegations
Capt. Clarke faced a civil service hearing over a raid at Paul Kirgman’s home with claims of an attempted liquor plant. Lengel testified about 19 years on the force and major department changes including mobile patrols and new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengel
Department
Mie
Curtis
Ben Clarke
New York
Ber Clarke
Homer Moore
Paul Kizman
Ben
Gen Clarke
Paul Kirgman
Civil Service Commission
Capt. Clarke
Testimony Today Cited Across Pages 2 and 10
Report notes testimony appearing on pages 2 and 10 with no detail on charges against him. Clarke discusses multiple points including Thanksgiving turkey gifts as part of the continuing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Harry
Prohibition Aide Defends Use of Ex-Cons as Agents
Columbus report shows Judge E L Porterfield Ohio Michigan district federal prohibition administrator says ex criminals can aid enforcement. He cites a paroled convict used as paid informer and notes others with criminal records employed by the department despite questions about past liquor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. L. Porterfield
Prohibition
Ohio-Michigan
Porterfield
Ohio
Isaaid
Reynoldsburg
Toledo
Lima
Findlay
Marysville
Justice of the Peace
Farmer in Urbana Fends Off Bandits With Gunfire
In Urbana Ohio on March 26 William Blazer home faced three men in an auto who demanded money. Blazer fired a volley at the bandits and they fled. He told Sheriff Bosler he believed one bandit was wounded as he cried out while clutching his shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
William Blazer
Blazer
Here
J. K. Bosler
Reporter Dead After Joke Turns Lethal in Alabama
In Montgomery on March 26 J D James an 18 year old newspaper reporter was shot and killed by his friend J T Smith a garage worker The incident happened when James entered the garage and yelled stick em up Smith fired believing a bandit was present Smith later suffered a nervous collapse as details emerged from the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
J. D. James
James
J. T. Smith
Smith
Businessman Warren S. Weinert Dies in Newark
Warren S. Weinert a 68 year old Newark and Licking County business leader and Mason died suddenly at his country estate after 40 years of influence on the city. He leaves a widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Warren S. Weinert
Licking County
Woman Dies of Sleeping Sickness in Columbus
Columbus March 26 Sleeping sickness caused the death here of Mrs Sophie Luper 22 after six weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mar
Sophie Luper
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Flyer
Mate
Mineola
N. Y
Richard E. Byrd
Fokker
Greenland
North Pole
Cambridge
Mass
J. Stewart French
Harvard
WN. J
Lewis Menninger
Menninger
Virginia P. Harrish
Lawson, Md
Frank B. Willis
National Vote
China
Sues IK
Fred Crankshaw
Police Department
Conkle
Tuscarawasst
Fanton
Der
Farmer
Bandit
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