Hoover Keeps Hands Off Airwaves In Free Speech Pact
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hoover insist the Commerce Department will not regulate radio programs. He says the aim is to prevent suppression of free speech and monopolization of wavelengths while allowing air to remain as free as the seas. Public complaints include too much jazz and classical music and complaints about announcers, static, and interference.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
America
Department of Commerce
United States
Chicago
Havana
Mr. Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Tornado Hit Shawnee Area Kills and Destroys Homes
Oklahoma reports ten dead and 50 to 60 injured as a tornado devastates Shawnee and surrounding areas. 150 to 200 homes demolished, guards deployed, and lines down across Lawton to Geronimo with extensive property damage and power losses.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Shawnee
National Guards
Adjt
Charles Jf. Barrett
Infantry
Howitzer
James Green
Maj. C. M. Howell
Thelma Wilson
L. M. Huddleston
Lawton
Okla
Geronimo
Noble
Here
Dry Fines Row Saddled Upon Ohio Law Chief
Justice of Peace A. B. Correll in Canton defends Ohio’s justice and municipal courts against Attorney General Crabbe and Miller, accusing them of enabling traffic in law enforcement and calling for abolition of the system. Correll says Crabbe and Miller’s laws foster fraud and avarice in smaller towns.
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Ohio Law
C. Crabbe
William Miller
Justice of Peace
A. B. Correll
Canton
Ohio Association of Justices of Peace
Constables
Crabbe
Miller
Correll
Columbus
Judge Reverses Ruling In Family Budget Case
In Chicago on March 29 Judge Joseph Burke reversed a prior decision in Norman Borge's case. The court had given his wife control of the family budget with 16 cents a day for the husband and $1.12 weekly for expenses. Borge, unable to meet needs, tapped the children's savings. The judge ruled a man cannot maintain self respect while a wife controls the purse and ordered Borge to be in charge of the pocketbook.
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Chicago
Joseph Burke
Norman Borge
Burke
Borge
Lion Savings Bank
Sorge
State May Test Kinkead Ruling In Ohio License Case
Secretary of State Brown and Attorney General Crabbe planned a conference on March 29 to decide if Ohio will contest Judge Kinkead's ruling that part of the automobile license is unconstitutional. The state may appeal to the state supreme court, though confirmation was not provided.
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Columbus
Brown
Atty. Gen. Crabbe
Common Pleas
Kinkead
State Supreme Court
Seibert Files Habeas Corpus Challenge to Massillon Hospital Commitment
Edward F. Seibert filed habeas corpus proceedings in common pleas court Saturday seeking release from Massillon state hospital. He alleges his commitment by the probate court of Tuscarawas County was illegal.
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Edward F. Seibert
Common Pleas
Massillon State Hospital
Tuscara
Suit filed for 5360 dollars in Tuscarawas incident
Jene Lappin of 908 Bachert Court Southwest sues John Paul Schilling of Louisville in common pleas court seeking 5360 dollars damages for injuries from an automobile collision on December 17 in Tuscarawas Street East. Attorney Charles R. Raedel represents the plaintiff.
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Jene Lappin
Bachert
Common Pleas Court
John Paul Schilling
Louisville
Tuscarawas St
Davis and railroad sue Cummins Storage over war period debt
James C. Davis agent for the United States railroad administration and the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad joined in filing an equity suit in federal court in Cleveland to recover 3464.85 alleged to be owed by Cummins Storage Co of Canton Ohio. The claim splits 1461.55 due to the government and 2005.80 to the railroad for breach of contract during the war period.
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Cleveland
James C. Davis
United States Railroad Administration
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Cummins Storage Company
Canton
Poincare cabinet to be accepted by Paris ruling circle
The new Poincare ministry, likely accepted by President Mil lerand and parliament until after elections or June 1, signals a center consolidation. Poincare aims to form a center bloc to resist extremes, planning to pursue reparations policy and strict economy.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
Canton Daily News
Paris
Poincare
Millerand
France
Louchre
Jouvenal
Vincent
Bloc National
Ford Auto Strikes Parked Touring Car in City Street
A touring car parked on Dueber avenue north of Lith Street was hit and slightly damaged by a Ford driven by Walter L. Williams at about 5 59 Saturday morning. Fireman John Richert reported nearly hitting the same vehicle Friday night and neighbors said the car had been parked there nightly for two weeks.
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Dueber Av
Lith St
Walter L. Williams
John Richert
Station No
Oby to Edit New Magazine and Join Credit Bureau
Phil Oby formerly with Canton Daily News accepts role as assistant secretary to F B Blakemore at the Business Mens Credit bureau and will edit the Merchant Magazine. He starts duties on April first.
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Phil Oby
Canton Daily News
Business Mens’ Credit Bureau
F. B. Blakemore
Mr. Oby
Raid Nets Three OffICers at Madison Stand
Officers Murphy and Adams raided a soft drink stand at 592 Madison SE on Friday afternoon arresting H. E. Fatterson Inez Harris and Ruby Landry on charges of being suspicious persons. The cases were continued in criminal court Saturday morning.
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Murphy and Adams
Madison
H. E. Fatterson
Inez Harris
Ruby Landry
Wanted Men Caught in Muskin Gum Co Arrests
W. Marshall of 910 list NW and John Krynoch of 1419 Navarre Rd SW were arrested by police Friday night and held for the Muskin Gum Co sheriff.
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W. Marshall
List
John Krynoch
Navarre Rd
Muskingum Co
Stone Urged as Cabinet Choice for Attorney General
President Coolidge weighs numerous candidates for attorney general with Harlan Fiske Stone, former Columbia Law Dean, and Arthur P. Rogge, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court chief justice, cited among top contenders. Stone’s supporters call him a strong pick based on extensive legal experience.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
White House
Amherst
New York
Massachusetts
Harlan Fiske Stone
Law School
Columbia University
Arthur P. Rogge
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Stone
St.out
Indictment Expected Against H F Sinclair in Senate Contempt
Washington March 29 An indictment charging Harry F Sinclair owner of the Teapot Dome oil lease with contempt of the United States senate was expected late today or Monday A grand jury heard evidence and plea for indictment The government's case was presented by Atlee Pomerene Owen J Roberts Peyton Gordon Sinclair's lawyers vowed to fight to the Supreme Court if an indictment is returned challenging Senate committee power as unlawful and ridiculous
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
United States Senate
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Peyton Gordon
Sinclair
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Poincare's New Cabinet Meets in Paris
Paris March 29 Premier Ray mond Poincare's new cabinet held its first formal meeting to map foreign policy and a rigorous economy program. The ministers were presented to President Millerand at noon and the session ran from 9 30 to 11 45 before a walk to the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Millerand
Poincare
Germany
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Averted Split in Labor Party Through Provisional Settlements
London reports Premier MacDonald averted a party split by brief settlements with subway street railway and bus workers. A shipyard lockout begins April 1 while coal miners push a minimum age bill in Commons. Building trades stay restless, traffic to resume after provisional street transport deal.
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London
Namsay MacDonald
New Paint Shop Planned at State Penitentiary
Columbus March 29. State Welfare Director Harpe favors a new paint shop at the big state prison to reduce idleness. He suggests prisoners work on a sleeping porch, mopping, cleaning, and that others be assigned to the state stone quarry and making materials for state institutions.
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Columbus
Idle House
Harpe
Harper
Tomahawkers Weigh Mellon Scalp After Denby Daugherty
Washington dispatch notes senatorial Tomahawkers boasting two cabinet scalps Denby and Daugherty now target Treasury Secretary Andrew W Mellon. The sensational pursuit mirrors the Denby and Daugherty cases as political shockwaves ripple through Congress.
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Washington
Denby
Daugherty
Conlidge
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
State to Probe Mine Disaster in Yukon West Virginia
Yukon West Virginia March 29 officials prepared for burial as state mines chief R M Lamble planned an official inquiry into the Yukon Pocahontas company mine disaster that killed 26 miners. rescuers fought a fire and cleared wreckage after gas caused a blast at the entry of the number 2 mine.
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Yukon
W. Va
R. M. Lamble
State Department of Mines
Yukon Pocahontas Company
Welch
Bluefield
Little Village
Man Fined $1000 for Liquor Law Violations in Court
Joe Zugravi of 1012 with st sK was arrested March 19 by Officers Lenz Goshorn and Van Allman and charged with violating liquor laws. Judge Bowman fined him $1000 and costs in criminal court Saturday morning.
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Joe Zugravi
St Sk
Lenz, Goshorn
van Allman
Costa
Bowman
Day Violator Fined by Judge After Liquor Charge
Andy Dragos of 1712 Dueber Avenue SW arrested Friday morning for liquor law violations. He was fined 5006 dollars and costs by Judge Bowman in criminal court Saturday morning.
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Andy Dragos
Dueber Av
Bowman
Fear floods as heavy rains hit Ohio rivers
A Weather Bureau alert says 1% to over 2 inches have fallen in 24 hours, with the Scioto Muskingum and Hocking rivers at or near flood stage from Larue to Athens. Sandusky expected to flood tonight, while a cold wave may halt rising waters in central and southern Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scioto
Muskingum
Hocking
United States
Alexander
Sandusky
Larue
Prospect
Coshocton
Zanesville
Athens
Rejections Of Card Day Claims In Columbus Trial
In Columbus a card day claims dispute centers on the state Industrial Commission ruling that widow of Dr S F B Conrad and Farl Ritchey of Salem are not entitled to compensation. The panel found the acts by Conrad and Ritchey lacked authority and that Columbus employment did not contribute premiums to the state insurance fund.
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State Industrial Commission
Columbus
Crabbe
S. FB. Conrad
Farl Ritchey
Salgm
W. Conrad
oYungstown
Ritchey
Salem
Conrad
Columbianaco
Urge Selection of Hospital Site in Massillon
At a Massillon meeting of city officials chambers officials and delegates from the Massillon Woman's club Kiwanis club Trades and Labor and medical staff with Dr. Monger a resolution was passed urging the county to locate a suitable accessible site for a tuberculosis sanatorium and to expedite its construction. Last year the Navarre site was purchased by the county commissioners but rejected twice by Dr. Monger.
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Massillon
Chamber of Commercce
Maselon Woman's Club
Kiwanis Club Trades and Labor Organization
Massillon City Hospital
Monger
State Health Department
Navarre Aite
Two Seek Divorces Involving Lookshaugh Sparks Raede
Orwin Lookshaugh of 1217 Gibbs N E asks for divorce from Mary on grounds of neglect and cruelty with attorney R O Robertson. Joseph Sparks sues Margaret Sparks of 908 Struble Avenue N E for cruelty and neglect. Charles Raede filed his petition.
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Orwin Lookshaugh
Gibbs A. NE
Mary Looksbaugh
R. O. Robertson
Joseph G. Sparks
Margaret Sparks
Charles R. Raede
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