Federal move eyed to guard Chicago primary polls
Reports claim United States deputy marshal Palmer Anderson sought permission to hire 500 deputies to guard the April 10 Chicago primary. Anderson said he had not forwarded the plan but would propose it, yet doubted federal permission. Washington officials previously ruled primaries a state matter, though a recent Supreme Court ruling prompts new debate. Senator Charles Deneen travels to direct his faction's stance in Illinois and Cook County politics.
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U.S
Palmer Anderson
United States
Sargent
Anderson
United Press
Washington
Charles Deneen
Republican Party
Cook Ce
Illinois
Canton Public Schools Hit 20000 Attendance Milestone
General Stark lauds Canton public school system as attendance surpasses 20000 for the first time. He notes Lincoln Junior High, a new grammar school in progress, and the district’s Class A rating enabling graduates to enter or qualify for college. He attributes growth to dedicated officials and rising population.
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Eneral Stark
Canton
Seneral
United States
Lincoln
Canton Considers Gas Rate Increase and Franchise Talks
Canton officials weigh delaying a five cent gas rate hike set for May 20 from East Ohio Gas Co. and initiating negotiations for a new franchise. The public utilities committee received two resolutions urging talks with East Ohio and urging a 1929 franchise, as rate increases could raise costs from 58 to 78 cents per thousand cubic feet. City officials insist on a timely hearing before the state public utilities commission, with 30 days for Canton to present its case.
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Public Utilities Committee
City Council
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State Commission
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Canton to Host National Foremen Convention May 25 26
Stark County foremen and executives plan a big national convention in Canton with 19 000 letters mailed to invitees. Three Canton advertising directors, company officials, and Pennsylvnia railroad support aim to boost attendance and feature Red Arrow Quartet performances. Daylight saving time begins April 29 affecting stock market times, but Canton stays on eastern standard time year round.
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National Organization
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Red Arrow
Michael P. Grady
Anton
New York
Will Rogers Snoops on Cleveland Jail Rebuild Plea
Will Rogers remarks amid a Cleveland audience about the city jail built in 1866. He suggests it should be rebuilt not by public funds but by humanitarian subscriptions from cities including Akron Hamilton Columbus Cincinnati Oberlin and Detroit.
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Akon
Hamilton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Oberlin
Detroit
Will Rogers
Flyers A loft for 28 hours set in Jacksonville
Capt. George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson continued a sustained flight attempt in Jacksonville as their plane droned over the course. At 11:30 a.m. they reached 28 hours in the air, aiming to surpass the 52 hour 22 minute 31 second record held by two German aviators.
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Jacksonville
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Death Penalty Sought in Texas Child Slaying Case
Floyd Newton Byrnes, 24, found guilty in San Angelo district court of murdering 12 year old Myrna Juergena and facing a death penalty recommendation from a 45 minute jury deliberation. Judge J F Sutton to decide if Byrnes will be tried for two additional murders. Byrnes pleaded not guilty. The bodies were found March 10. Byrnes was arrested March 11 and confessed March 3 after a dispute over a check.
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San Angelo
Tex
Floyd Newton Byrnes
Myrna Juergena
J. F. Sutton
Byrnes
J. W. Juergens
Myrna
Rose Schirra
Wales Has Spill but Wins Seaforth Highlanders Race
The Prince of Wales fell for the nineteenth time today at Aldershot during the Seaforth Highlanders point-to-point race but recovered to win by a quarter of a mile.
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Aldershot
Eng
Prince of Wales
Todey
Seaforth Highlanders
Keenan Dies From Prison Escape Shooting
Bryan Keenan a Cleveland convict remained in a dying condition at Ohio State Penitentiary after being shot while attempting to escape. He commandeered a large truck and crashed through two gates, was wounded in the abdomen, and doctors said he would die before nightfall.
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Columbus
Bryan Keenan
Cleveland
Keenan
Spelling Contest Approved by Canton Schools
The Canton Daily News announces a sixteenth district spelling contest approved by Superintendent Wilson Hawkins. The plan aims to pick the top four spellers from 7th to 9th grades in every rural and urban school for a national contest, with five advancing from each area.
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Canton Daily News
Wilson Hawkins
Trader Horn Skips Intro as McFee Delivers Welcome
In New York at Town Hall on March 29 Trader Horn made his sole U.S. appearance. Alfred Aloysius Smith known as William McFee gave the opening, while Horn drifted through rambling tales and a drying throat before McFee finally stepped to the lectern.
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Trader Horn
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Town Hall
William McFee
Alfred Aloysius Smith
McFee
Hippo‘potamus
Livingston
Fie
Arthur Torrance
Toledo Car Plant Fire Destroys Enamel Inventory
Fire at the Willys-Overland Co. enameling plant in Toledo destroyed 15000 gallons of enamel and valuable equipment after an explosion in the new enameling tank. Estimated damage is $25000. A separate blaze damaged the Brown, Eager & Hull warehouse with fireworks shipments exploding risk to firefighters.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland Co
Brown, Eager & Hull
Easter Hat and Marble Contests Announced by Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News invites participation in two contests. The Marble Editor will present a key announcement about the Marble Contest, with details aimed at all children, both girls and boys, in Section 2 on Pagg¢ today.
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Canton Daily News
German Bremen flight delayed by storm at Dublin field
Three Germans including Baron von Huenefeld and Captain Hermann Koehl prepared for a transatlantic attempt in the Bremen but postponement due to a 45 mph hurricane and rain halted the launch. The Bremen’s signaling plan for ships and equipment details were reported from Dublin. In Walkin, New York, fugitive postmaster Harry McHugh was captured after shooting at state troopers while cornered in a lumber yard. he is gravely wounded with Miss Terwilliger’s death linked to the exchange attack.
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Herman Koehl
Arthur Spindler Head
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Walkin
N. Y
Harry McHugh
Marie Terwilliger
Lindbergh Flies to Lexington Arrives at Municipal Airport
Col Charles A Lindbergh landed his Ryan monoplane at Lexington's municipal airport after flying from Washington yesterday. He traveled with Col Henry E Breckenridge and Capt Bain and stayed at Dr Scott Breckenridge's home. Future plans for the transatlantic flyer were not announced.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
America
Landbergh
Henry 8
Breckenridge
Bain
Lindbergh Breckenridge
Scott Breckenridge
Exboxing Champion Berlenbach Arrives in Mexico City
Paul Berlenbach former light heavyweight champion arrived in Mexico City stating he seeks fights. His first meeting was with the divorce attorney and he refused to discuss any divorce possibilities.
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Mexico City
Paul Berlenbach
Mexico
Mexican land dispute easing amid oil talks progress
Washington reports a likely quick end to Mexico agrarian seizures as talks between President Calles and Ambassador Morrow advance. A tentative accord would halt seizures, return unlawfully taken lands, and compensate American owners. Reorganization of the two claims commissions may follow.
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Washington
Mexico
Morrow
Coolidge
Calles
United States
Two Claims Commission
Sacramento River Floodwaters Recede Across Valley
Gradual recession of Sacramento river tributaries eases flood fears in the Sacramento Valley. Nicolaus area along the Feather river nears safety as waters decline after days of alarm. Knights Landing reports rapid fall from levee tops, with conditions improving state wide.
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Sacramento River
Sacramento Valley
Nicolaus
Feather River
Knights Landing
Coroner to rule on St Francis Dam collapse responsibility
Los Angeles officials awaited a coroner's decision today in the inquiry into who was responsible for the St Francis Dam failure and its deadly consequences. The investigative focus centered on accountability among authorities and engineers involved in the dam's oversight.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Co
St. Francis Dam
Market Holiday Sought by Weary Brokers in New York
March 29 report from New York markets notes a 4,000,000 share day on the stock exchange with New York state earning about 80,000 daily. Brokers petition for a three day Easter holiday and a five day week as trading remains frenzied.
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Board of Governors
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General Motors
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Hupp
Overland
Packard
George Griggs Buchanan
Buchanan
All the Comforts of Home in Canton Classifieds
The Canton Daily News Classifieds showcase many apartments and rooms for rent with strong reader interest. Advertisers claim instant occupancy as tenants respond quickly, proving the paper’s value in procuring desirable housing options.
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Canton Daily News
Cannon Dail
Peaders Farm
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