Memorial School Of Journalism For Don Mellett Planned
National newspaper leaders back a Don Mellett Memorial School of Journalism at Indiana University funded by a $25,000 drive. A prominent committee, including Charlies Eli Morrin and many editors from across the country, advocates creating a living tribute to militant journalism and Mellett’s legacy.
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Don HM. Mellett
Indiana University
United States
Charlies
Eli Morrin
Canton Daily News
Willie J. Abbott
Christian Befence Monitor
Dean Ll. Barnhart
Goshen
Ind
Democrat
Walter §. Bradfute
Bloomington
Teste
Central Proan Association
May Festus
Star
Loyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Dan Henna
Cleveland News
Walter Harrison
Oklahoma City Daily
Oklahoman
Don Iferold
Curtis A Hodges
Indianan
Olin Newt
Kenneth Pmogate
Oging
Wall Street Journal
Honard Kahn
St. Paul Newn
Ray Long
International Magazine Company
Earle Martin
The
Cleveland Times
Charles Morris
Joel Nelson
Ft. Wayne
James A. Stuart
Indianapolis Star
A. K. Remmell
Wayne Newsa-Sentinal
Don Fk. Mellett
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Journallatic Sorolty
Indiana Daily Student
Meliett
White
Twinding
Mellett
Arthur Brisbane
Leslie P. Biebel
David Starr Gordon
Boyd Gurley
Dan R. Hanna
Walter M. Harrison
Ross Nelson
Grove Patterson
Paul Poynter
EF. Lansing Ray
A. K. Remmel
Roger Steffan
William Allen White
Youth Admits Shooting Father Near Malvern
Lemoine Eick, 32, confessed to shooting his father Jay Eick through a window of their home one mile west of Mibbets. The bullet grazed the skull. Eick claimed it was to scare him after a Friday quarrel. Authorities questioned Eick after arresting Francisco Munro in connection with the case.
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Malvern
Lemoine Eick
Jay Eick
Mibbets
Francisco Munro
Elck
Vicks
Carrotttion
Munro
Pennsylvania
Pentten- Maries
Kicks
Carrollton
Confession Reported By Roy Latex In Three Murders
Middletown police say Roy Latex aged 29 confessed to three killings including Moebert Hopkine in 1915 and two other men near Chicago. Investigators note no records found for the village name and believe Latex was intoxicated when he phoned the confession.
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Middletown
Mar
Roy Latex
Tates
Moebert Hopkine
Geneva
Chi
Church Drive Nets $30 709
Trustees and division workers in a $100 000 church building fund met for supper and reports at Talehet social rooms. Mrs Spiker announced a loving cup gift from Mr John Schlemmer for the division with the largest subscriptions. Subscriptions stood at $20 709 as divisions reported strong response and many approached donors ready to subscribe.
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First Brethren Church
Spiker
John Schlemmer
Neutenany
Births report from Millersburg and Waynesburg families
A daughter Barbara Ann born to Mr and Mrs Earl Kennedy of Millersburg. Before marriage Mrs Lucille Roshon of Waynesburg. A daughter Jacquelin Lee born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Fisher, 245 Tuscara at FE. Mother and child at Aultman Hospital. Mrs Fisher was Miss Lucille Newton before marriage.
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Barbara Ann
Earl Kennedy
Millersburg
Kennedy
Mias Lucille Roshon
Waynesburg
Jacquelin Lee
Arthur Fisher
Tuscara
Aultman Hospital
Mra Fisher
Newton
Legion Meeting Highlights Civic Work and Peace Efforts
Commander Paul J. Gnau and about a dozen Canton Legion members attended a Wayne County Post Commanders council in Orrville with Ohio Department Commander Herbert Mooney as guest speaker. State Senator Etling praised civic programs while stressing diplomacy for international peace and community development. Mooney will visit North Canton Tuesday to address the local Legion post.
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Canton
American Legion
Wayne Co
Orrville
Herbert Mooney
Department of Ohio
PUP
Ohio
Paul Z
Inaw Aa
Counstl
Cheater W. Ruth
Etling
Wayne
Mooney
Gnaw
Legion Post
North Canton
Copeland and Clark Taken to Pen for Robbery and Killing Attempt
Raymond Copeland and Sam Clark were taken to the pen by Deputy Sheriff George Kheen. Copeland faces a sentence from two to twenty six years for robbery with intent to kill while Clark faces one to twenty years. Deputy sheriffs reported a poor season for hoboes during a brick-yard inspection finding three vagrants who spent the night in the county jail before Tuesday morning release.
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Raymond Copeland
Sam Clark
Denitent
Tusday
George Kheen
Copeland
Clary
Rom
Canton convention to print twenty five thousand booklets
The Canton Chamber of Commerce convention committee plans printing distributing 25600 booklets about Canton to inform visitors and prospective locators. Rabbis Silver and Porath will speak at the Jewish Center at 7 20 discussing Mizrachi anniversary. Community events include birthday cake deliveries to Fire Trust & Savings Bank depositors and church and youth activities.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Catton
Canton
Silver
Chicago
Porath
Cleveland
Market Av N Tonteye
Trust & Savings Bank
Steubenville Woman Arrested on Trespassing Charge
In Steubenville Joan K bee 4 was arrested Tuesday on a trespassing charge involving the Metropolitan Brick Co. A man named Kinson was found asleep in a vehicle.
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Qorn
Joan K Bee
Steubenville
Toeeday
Metropolita Brick Co
Yneg Kinson
Machine Gun Claims Its Third Victim in Detroit War
Detroit report says three men died in a machine gun attack with Frank Wright known as Burke, alleged Chicago jewel thief, among the victims. Sam Cohen and Joe Bloom were also killed in the same incident, the violence escalating in the city.
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Frank Wright
Burke
Chicago
Sam Cohen
Joe Bloom
Cohen
Bloom
Marion West Virginia District Superintendent of Standard Oil Gain?
A fragment notes Marion West Virginia and a district superintendent, with garbled references to March and Toledo and Standard Oil, implying a personnel or corporate event. Further readable facts are insufficient to determine a clear action, date, or organization.
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Marion
Mar
Roy Trover
Toledo
Unclear Local Report On Ohio Fatality Near Rail Line
A fragmentary notice reports a fatal automobile accident about ten miles west of a location in Ohio near a Southwestern Linitea Four railroad line. Details are unreadable.
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Ohio
Here
Tye Southwestern Linitea
Uck
Jewel thief ring linked to New York burglary case
Police pursue an inside job theory after a Rita Carleton suite and Mrs Bror G Dahlberg’s home in New York were robbed of 6000 in gems. Detectives say the theft appears an inside job by a burglar, as they search for the suspect or suspects.
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New York
Rita-Carleton
Bror G. Dahlberg
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