Federal grand jury baffled Canton case hints at split vote
The Canton investigation into the Paul Kitzig murder drew fresh attention as the federal grand jury advised Judge Paul Jones it had not named anyone in an indictment. Assistant D A Miles Evans indicated possible divisions on whether to indict on the Kitzig inquiry, with jurors returning to further deliberations after a 12 to 12 voting discussion.
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Cleveland
Paul Kitzig
Rudner
Canton
Paul Jones
Miles Evans
J. M. Killitts
Kitzie
Train Runs Down George Wilson Near McKinley Ave SW
George Wilson, 68, of 1217 High ay SW, was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train while walking east along the tracks at the McKinley Ave SW intersection Thursday afternoon. He was taken to Mercy hospital with a lacerated scalp and bruises but his condition was not serious.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania System
McKinley Avy SW
George Wilson
High
Mercy Hospital
Wilson
River Construction sue Canton for 42400 in sewer case
The River Construction Co. filed suit in common pleas court against Canton seeking 42400 26 for the River Run sewer project. They claim part of the sum is due on the original contract and the rest on supplementary contracts for extra work. Attorneys Frank N. Sweitzer and George H. Clark represent the company.
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the River Construction Co
Common Pleas
City of
Canton
Frank N. Sweitzer
George H. Clark
Fire Fighters to Arrange Play at A I U Hall Canton
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 March 39 the first meeting and rehearsal for the Fire Fighters Follies will be held at the A I U hall Dime Savings Bank Bldg 3rd floor. The stage director will lead the committee and cast selection will occur at the first rehearsal. Canton citizens and local talent are invited to participate.
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Dime Savings Bank Bldg
Canton
Divorce suit filed in Alliance for L P Frank
L P Frank of Alliance has filed for divorce from Florence Frank alleging neglect. Attorney E P Boeidel represents the plaintiff.
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L. P. Frank
Alliance
Mit
Florence Frank
E. P. Boeidel
Germany Mired in Apprehension Over Financial Crisis
Berlin reports a wave of cold anxiety as Germany faces an unbalanced budget and reliance on renten bank credits and currency expansion. Experts warn the crisis may only be postponed, with possible demands for a moratorium and a currency bank plan, while political tension rises ahead of elections.
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Edgar Ansel Mowker
Dayton Daily News
Berlin
Germany
International Chamber of Commerce
Nerely
Renten Bank
Chamber of Deputies
Cuno
Committee of
Paris
Elopement Suspected As Woman Missing From Chicago Home
Chicago reports a missing 65 year old widow Mrs Amelia Schreiber, last seen at Ogden Park with a gray haired man. Her son Charles Schreiber told police she did not return home last night and may have eloped. Police investigation underway.
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Chicago
Mar
Charles Screiber
Amelia Schreiber
Ogden Park
Police Take Six In Hotel Raid At Pamplona Hotel
Six people including W. R. Scott and Mrs. Scott were arrested in a Pamplona hotel raid at 3:50 AM. They faced charges of disorderly conduct and were fined $25 plus costs by Judge Bowman after officers noted they registered as married couples.
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W. R. Scott
J. W. King
W. F. Sharr
Marie Young
Annabell Daugherty
Pamplona
Market Av S
Bowman
Husband Told of Beating Wife in Court
Dave Jones of 916 Brown at NW was fined $10 and costs by Judge Bowman on a charge of intoxicated and abusing his family. Officer Ralph Trump arrested him Thursday night at 7 25. Mrs Jones testified that he struck her and dragged her about the house. Jones admitted the charge.
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Brown
Bowman
Jones
Ralph Trump
Trump
Want Ad Request Pitches Clarity in Daily News
A busy prompt urges readers to write their desire in a daily news want ad and specify exactly what they want. The message promotes direct, concise listings for speedy comprehension and response.
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Hemlock
City employee's son killed by Fulton Road bus
Robert Rohrer seven, son of Mr and Mrs Roswell Rohrer, 624 4th St NW, died after falling under a Fulton Road bus driven by Ralph Rhin hart near the curb at 4th and High Ave NW. He touched the bus, lost balance, was crushed on impact, and died at home shortly after. Survived by parents and grandparents, funeral Monday at 2 at home with Rev P H Welshimer officiating.
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4Th At
High Avy NW
Robert Rohrer
Roswell M. Rohrer
4Th St NW
Fulton Rd
Ralph Rhinehart
Cleveland
Rohrer
Phinehart
Thea4
City Engineer's Office
West North School
First Christian Church
Roswell Rohrer
G. A. Watson
Danville
Susan Rohrer
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mumm Addresses Exchange Club On Peace Through Preparedness
William I. Mumm of Columbus spoke at the Courtland Hotel luncheon, urging “Peace Through Preparedness” and arguing that preparation for war preserves peace. He attacked communism, warned against disarmament, and noted women's susceptibility to pacifist arguments tied to their suffrage and public roles. Several Canton business leaders attended as guests.
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William I. Mumm
Columbus
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Mumm
United States
America
Canton
Beck Named Acting Attorney General in Washington
James M. Peck, present acting solicitor of the Department of Justice, became acting attorney general at noon today. He will serve until President Coolidge appoints a successor, with Curtis D. Wilbur and Judge Wm S. Kenyon among leading candidates for the post.
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Washington
James M. Peck
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Navy
Wm. 8
Kenyon
Iowa
Daugherty
Man Loses Auto Reported Stolen In Youngstown
Elmer Smith of 615 Highland Avenue reports to police that his Ford sedan was stolen Thursday afternoon from the corner of McKinley Avenue and 6th Street Northwest.
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Elmer Smith
Highland Av
Youngstown
McKinley Av
6Th St NW
Hays Recalled for Questioning in Teapot Quiz
Senate oil committee recalls former RNC chairman Hays for further questioning on Republican financing of the 1920 campaign. The move follows Al Jennings claim that Jake Hammon gave Hays $25,000 and Hays denial by telegram. John Walsh, brother of Senator Walsh, testified as the first witness amid bipartisan tension.
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He Hays
Republican National Committee
Senate Oil Committee
Hays
al Jennings
Jake Hannon
Hammon
John Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Spencer
Missouri
Walsh
Dog Catcher Prepares for Summer Patrols
Deputy Sheriff John Wilson, the county dog catcher, readies his wagon for summer rounds starting Monday to seize dogs lacking 1924 license tags. The county pound remains at the work house grounds.
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John Wilson
Exclusive club raided for rum in Wheeling
Federal agents raided the Fort Henry club in Wheeling after liquor was found on the third floor. Earlier, four cases of Scotch whiskey labeled soap and consigned to the club were seized at a railroad depot, with Hoboken having tipped off the shipment.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fort Henry
Hoboken
Lovers' quarrel ends with fines for Helsing and Rinehart
Silverius Helsing was arrested at 1 30 am by Officer Ralph Trump and fined 10 plus costs for fighting with Mildred Rinehart in the rear of the Helsing residence at 1518 Navarre Road SW. Rinehart also fined 10 plus costs for disturbing the peace, but she was jailed in default of payment.
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Silverius Helsing
Ralph Trump
Mildred Rinehart
Helsing
Navarre Rd
Miss Rinehart
Ohio Atty Gen Crabble Calls End to Justice of the Peace Courts
Ohio Attorney General C C Crabbe declares the justice of the peace courts obsolete and urges replacing them with elective county magistrates to handle cases. He predicts criminal prosecutions will follow in investigations into township court wrongdoing as grand juries probe extortion intimidation and embezzlement in four counties.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Burkbad
Spahr
Columbus
C. C. Crabbe
Peace Court
Ohio
Crabbe
Justice of the Peace
Hero Convict Saves Lives
Columbus March 28 a prisoner hero at a fire in the Ohio penitentiary saved firemen by cutting live electric wires through smoke while his name remains secret to avoid retaliation from fellow inmates. About 569 to 600 inmates are locked in cells as investigators estimate $5,000 in damage to the idle house.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Dawes Relative Stricken With Pneumonia in Paris
Mrs. Bertie Burr Dawes of Lincoln Neb is ill with pneumonia at the Ritz hotel in Paris. The physician reports improvement but warns she remains in danger. Dawes is wife of former Congressman Beman Dawes and sister of General Charles Gates Dawes, a reparations expert committee head.
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Hotel Ritz
Paris
Bertie Burr Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Beman Dawes
Columbus
Daugherty Goes to Shore Resort for Rest
Washington dispatch reports former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty left the capital for Atlantic City for an indefinite rest after sending his resignation to President Coolidge.
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Washington
Atty
Harry M. Daugherty
Atlantic City
President Coolidge
Daugherty resigns after White House request
Atty. Gen. Harry M. Daugherty resigns from the cabinet effective immediately at President Coolidge’s request. He releases a private letter describing the grounds as untenable and cites unproven testimony from blackmailers bootleggers and other shady gentry.
Robbery Hits Paul Politis Near Home
Paul Politis 24 was knocked unconscious about 10 30 pm Thursday near 404 S that NE and robbed of his money. He cited two suspects about five six wearing caps. A brick found near the doorway. Mrs Foutenhizer found him and Rush DPD ambulance took him to Mercy hospital. He regained consciousness around 11 20 pm and described the attack before entering the house.
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Paul Politis
Politis
United Alley Co
Foutenhizer
Lves
Rush Dpd
Hiller
Mercy Hospital
McDonald
Commissioners Inspect Site for County Tuberculosis Hospital
County commissioners and Dr. R G Leland toured a Richville farm proposed as the county tuberculosis hospital site. The visit followed objections to other locations and a possible compromise. Dr John Monger planned to address Massillon civic clubs about the project and reiterated opposition to the Navarre site favored by Massillon groups.
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R. G. Leland
State Board of Health
Richville
John Monger
Massillon
Turner seeks divorce on cruelty charge
Katheryn Turner of 1429 19th Street NE files for divorce from Leroy Turner with attorney Frank T. Bow. The petition cites cruelty as the grounds for dissolution of the marriage.
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Katheryn Turner
19Th St. NE
Leroy Turner
Frank T. Bow
Coolidge Ends Embarrassment with Daugherty Resignation
President Coolidge requests the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty following revelations and a Senate demand for access to records. The move ends a political embarrassment for the administration, as Daugherty refused to disclose files, citing public interest.
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Daugherty
Coolidge
Senate Investigating Committee
Osterholt Seeks Second Trial in Quinn Murder Case
The common pleas court received a motion for a new trial in the Claude Osterholt case. Osterholt, convicted of second degree murder in the four year old killing of Policeman William Quinn in Massillon, seeks relief on 18 grounds. Judge Kirchbaum announced he would hear the motion next week.
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Common Pleas Court
Claude Osterhol T
William Quinn
Massillon
Krrchbaum
James Doyle Shot By Boys Near Canton Malleable Iron Co
James Doyle, 20, of 2519 Winfield Ave NE, was shot and slightly wounded Thursday at about 7 10 pm while walking in a swamp behind Canton Malleable Iron Co. The shooting was by boys hunting rats with .22 rifles. A boy was arrested Friday morning by juvenile officer F W Schumacher and charged with being implicated.
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James Doyle
Winfieldavy NE
Canton Malleable Iron Co
Doyle
F. W. Schumacher
La Follette Sees Restful Night Despite Pneumonia
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, a Republican, spent a restful night with his pneumonia condition described as satisfactory. The更新 report came from his home in Washington on March 28.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Dying man found near creek in Youngstown
A man found dying on a creek bank near Republic Iron and Steel Co. in Youngstown is being identified by police. He had head bruises and bronchial pneumonia, found by company guard James Kaden today. doctors confirmed pneumonia before his death.
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Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Co
James Kaden
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