Stotesbury and Mitchell Hiding From Reporters
Rumors surrounded the guarded mansions of J. K. Mitchell and Edward T. Stotesbury in Philadelphia amid the Dorothy King murder case. Guards blocked estates, private cars moved between stations, and photographers pursued the elusive magnates as families kept silent and distant from public comment.
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Philadelphia
J. K. Mitchell
Edward T. Stotesbury
Prinals
Dorothy King
Stotesbury
White Marsh
Mitchell
Rittenhouse Square
Mr. Mitchell
New York
Stotesbury Estate
Palm Beach
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Lynnewood
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Station
Washington
New York Express
New York Express of That Road. In the Meantime, Mrs. Stotesbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Side
Wayne Junction
Chestnut Hill
Mermaid
Reading Railway
Mr. Stotesbury
Woman Ends Life in Steubenville Mystery
Ada Bowers 33 from Butler Pennsylvania shot herself at uncle A J Cubbon's home as Cubbon family attended church. A note said I dont want to live with no motive given and authorities report she had been cheerful during the visit.
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Steubenville, O
Ada Bowers
Butler
A. J. Cubbon
Miss Bowers
Cubbon
Weather for Ohio Cold Tonight and Warmer Thursday
Forecast notes colder conditions tonight in Ohio with a rise in temperatures on Thursday. The report lists temperature readings including yesterday today and today’s times but is incomplete.
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Ohio
Screw Driver And Brick Bring Lad Prison Sentence
Herbert Klein, 19, was sentenced to Mansfield reformatory after a jury found him guilty of possessing burglar tools. Police testified he planned to use the screw driver as a jimmy and the brick to smash windows during a jewelry store robbery. The judge imposed an indeterminate term of one to five years.
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Herbert Klein
Mansfield Reformatory
Krrchbaum
Krichbaum
Will Warn Berlin Not to Float Loan
Paris March 28 The inter allied reparations commission will within 24 hours send a note to Berlin warning Germany that it has unanimously decided not to float an internal loan without commission permission. Belgians sided with Britain against French and Italian demands that if Germany loans, proceeds go to the commission. Sir John Bradbury and M De La Croix of Belgium to draft the note, marking Britain’s active role in the commission’s affairs since the Ruhr crisis.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Commission
Reichsbank
John Bradbury
M. de la Croix
Belgium
Great Britain
Ruhr
Soviet postpones executions of two Catholic prelates
Warsaw reports the Soviet government has indefinitely postponed the executions of Archbishop Cieplak and Father Butkiewicz. Premier Sikorski told the Polish diet that Moscow officials said the men would not be executed before further diplomatic negotiations occur.
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Warsaw
Cieplak
Father Butkiewicz
Moscow
Sikorski
Wilson again dives into political arena for party control
Woodrow Wilson plans active involvement in the 1920 Democratic revival, urging Houston Thompson for Colorado senator to fill Nicholson's seat. Senate leaders Simmons and Curtis weigh his influence, while McAdoo backs Morrison Shafroth. The split hints at future convention dynamics.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Houston Thompson
Colorado
Nicholson
Thompson
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Simmons
Wilson
Curtis
Kansas
William Gibbs McAdoo
Treasury
Morrison Shafroth
County to Enforce Dog Tag Law With April Start
Sheriff announces two dog catchers begin April 2 to enforce unlicensed dog tagging. A light truck, pound at the workhouse, and a prisoner burial squad will handle seizures. Unclaimed dogs die after three days. reclaiming costs start at 3.75 dollars. Tags cost 1 dollar for males and 3 dollars for females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirk
Kirk
John Wilson
Ruth Kauffman
Blue Bird Dance Hall Public Dance Nights
Public notice announces weekly dances at the Blue Bird Dance Hall on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings with Norwood's Orchestra providing music and a park plan advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Dance Hall
Norwood
Park Plan
Stark Lodge No 513 Second Degree Meeting
Stark Lodge No 513 LO OF F holds a second degree Thursday evening with officers Co W Coffey N G and J M Schlafly Rec Secy Ady listed as attendees and officials in the notice.
Judge grants divorce to wife famed as best dressed
London March 28 A divorce is granted to Capt J W Nash amid his wife Mrs Nash's extravagance. The court decorum and public reaction frame her as vain and imprudent, ending her bid to be London's best dressed woman and social star. The judge condemns vanity as a societal menace.
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Hubby
London
J. W. Nash
Mrs. Nash
Capt. Nash
America
Wilson Woodrow
London Society
Nash
Essay Contest Prizes Awarded At Local Schools
Agnes Rutkofsky of McKinley High wins first prize in an essay contest based on the film The Village Blacksmith. Second prize goes to Margaret Duffie of Central High, ninth grade, with other placements listed. Winners receive five dollars at the Mozart theater upon presenting their prize letters, while 16 additional pupils earn free Mozart tickets for high ranking essays.
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Agnes Rutkofsky
Wellsav NW
McKinley High School
R. D. No
Mozart Theater
Raebel & Son Adyv Advertising In City Markets
The notice promotes Raebel and Son offering goods at two city locations 227 2nd st NW and the corner of 2nd and Piedmont NE formerly Dewitt's. It marks a business promotion with storefronts and ongoing sales.
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2Nd St
Corner 2Nd and
Piedmont NE
Dewitt’s. Raebel & Son
Adyv
Paper Home Delivery Hours Notice
Announcement for missed copy service to call 3600 with delivery by staff. Circulation desk operates each evening until 6 26 and Sunday morning until 11 oclock for replacements.
Health camp may be established in Stark County this summer
Stark county may host one of fifteen health camps statewide to combat tuberculosis among children. The Exchange club plans to seek county commissioners’ use of a sanatorium site for a summer camp, financing treatment and rest for Canton children at risk. A meeting Friday at Courtland hotel will decide on county cooperation and form a committee to pursue the plan.
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Stark Co
Ohio
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Canton
State Health Department
William B. Quinn
Eagles Club Fire Ravages Wellston Business District
A fire in Wellston Ohio destroyed the Eagles club room and the Simona block on Second Street early today, with damage estimated at 60 000. It marks the third major blaze in the city’s business district in a year, following the Lincoln hotel fire that affected traveling men from many states. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises various suitcases and cowhide leather in multiple price points.
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Welston
Ohio
Eagles Club
Simona
Wellston
Lincoln
Appliance Salesmen Ad From Western Electric Co
Notice advertises an exceptional opportunity from Western Electric Co for appliance salesmen with details in the classified ad section and is signed Adv.
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Western Electric Co
Harding Actuated by Two Motives in Sugar Probe
President Harding ordered the tariff commission to immediately investigate the sugar situation to curb rising prices and preempt Democratic attacks linking prices to the Fordney McCumber tariff. He doubts tariff rates on sugar cause current costs and aims to defend the last Congress. Attorney General Daugherty, still ill, rejoined the party, prompting renewed talk of a 1924 presidential bid.
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Augustine
Fla
Harding
United States Tariff Commission
Fordney-McCumber
Tariff Commission
Harry M. Daugherty
Miami
Department of Justice
Mr. Daugherty
Excuse Is Good in Cincinnati Tax Case
A letter to Charles M. Dean, internal revenue collector for southern Ohio, says a filer could not file on time because the failure was due to a "faffler." Dean noted the claim of immunity and called it a good excuse after verification.
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Cincinnati
Charlies M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Southern
Ohio
Orrville Woman Waives Hearing in Assault Case
Mra Elizabeth Willams of Orrville waived preliminary hearing in Bowman's court on an assault to kill charge and was held to common pleas court in 2500 dollar bond. Robert Christopher of Orrville was convicted fined 50 dollars and costs and sent to 30 days in the workhouse for suspicion. The pair were arrested in a room at the McKinley hotel Monday afternoon after Mrs Willams allegedly pointed a pistol at Detective Grether while with her husband.
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Mra
Elizabeth Willams
Orrville
Icill
Bowman
Common Pleas Court
Robert Christopher
Willams
Christopher
McKinley Hotel
Canton
Co. A. Williams
Grether
Williame
Erie Plans Purchase of 1000 Freight Cars
The Erie railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to guarantee payment on $900,000 of 44 percent equipment trust certificates to finance the purchase of 1,000 freight cars.
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ERIE
Washington
Erie Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rich Girl Works Through College at Antioch
Miss Elizabeth Dennison daughter of a Framingham manufacturer supports herself at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio by splitting time between classes and a Dayton factory job winding stators for electric motors She writes that happiness comes from work with a clear aim and liking one’s job, even getting up in the morning She notes the camaraderie of coworkers and the pride of earning a paycheck and plans to return to factory work after three weeks under Antioch’s cooperative program
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Elizabeth Dennison
Dennison
Framingham
Mass
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Dayton
Yellowsprings
Antioch
Attention R and S Masons Regular Assembly Notice
Regular assembly on Wednesday evening March twenty eighth. Routine business and advancement of a class of candidates. Refreshments. Lost dog a white female Setter with black ears. Liberal reward. Call Bell 3133 W Adv.
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R. & S. Masons
Reserve Your Desk Now New Classes Start Next Week
Advertisement notes new classes beginning soon at Actual Business College urging readers to reserve a desk now.
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Canton Actual Business College
Adv
Ohio Senate Debates Tax, Education, and Bribery Probes
In Columbus on March 28 the senate finance committee nears action on the general appropriation bill while a move to increase Kent normal school trustees aims to oust President McGlivrey. The Gifford road material investigation proceeds alongside Taft, Robison, and Albaugh tax measures. The Brown gasoline tax failed in the House. the National Woman's party bills progressed in the Senate, and Holloway's extra judge for Trumbull county awaits the governor's decision.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Kent Normal School
House
McGlivrey
Senate
State Highway Department
Senate Finance
Gifford
Donahey
Robison
Albaugh
Special Senate Investigation Committee
Ben J. Sawyer
Joseph Rowe
Cleveland
National Woman's Party
Common Pleas
Trumbull Co
Perkins Heads McKinley Club for Busy Year
County Commissioner Ned L. Perkins was named president of the McKinley club at Tuesday’s annual election. Officers include J. W. Burris as first vice president Harvey Cable as second vice president Rush D. Hiller as third vice president Faber W. Drukenbrod as secretary A. E. Fournace as treasurer Capt. W. H. Little as commander T. C. McCarty as sergeant at arms and trustees E. L. Ream C. C. Curtis A. R. Ewing James Patterson Victor Staub A. B. Drukenbrod Mrs. A. F. Owens and J. C. Neely. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesday each month in the Moose building and plans a busy year including the municipal campaign this fall.
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Ned L. Perkins
McKinley Club
J. W. Burris
Harvey&. Cable
Rush D. Hiller
Faber W. Drukenbrod
A. E. Fournace
Capt
W. H. Little
T. C. McCarty
E. L. Ream
C. C. Curtis
A. R. Ewing
James Patterson
Victor Staub
A. B. Drukenbrod
A. F. Owens
J. C. Neely
Moose Building
Oil and Gas Royalties Boost U S Treasury
Secretary of the Interior Work said federal properties generated large royalties from oil and gas. Net royalties to March 1 reached 10,045,637 dollars, with February receipts at 519,939 dollars.
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Washington
Wallace Dancing School Announces New Beginner Class
New beginners course starts Monday April 2 at Wallace Dancing School. Private lessons available daily with social dancing on Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Wallace Dancing School
Satmighia Adv
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Brick
M*adoo
Nichol
Keith Milling Co
Eagles’ Club
Dupont
Arthur's Leather Bshop
Daugherty
Stator Winding
U. S
Wheeler Carpet & Dry Cleaning Co
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