Two Bandits Admit Canton Crime Robbery Confession
Ray Castro and Antonio Gomez Ortega both of Cleveland confessed to robbing the Canton Loan Co in Canton on April 3. They aided by the store proprietor Nathan Wolinsky and daughter Fannie Fischer were bound and gagged during the daylight theft worth nearly $7,000 in gems money and merchandise. Canton detectives plan to seek indictments locally after highway robbery prosecutions in Cleveland.
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Ray Castro
Antonio Gomez Ortega
Cleveland
Canton Loan Co
Nathan Wolinsky
Fan
Hoover removes Degroot as U S attorney without ceremony
Washington May 2 President Hoover ordered the immediate removal of William A Degroot U S attorney for the eastern district of New York after Mitchell presented his case resignation had been requested three times Degroot leaves with an unblemished record and no charges filed Columbus May 2 a full investigation of a dry raid on Rev John S Cooper’s Lorain Union Rescue Mission home was ordered by Gov Cooper after protest from Hoy Cooper state dry agent John Cole suspended from the prohibition department pending inquiry
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Hoover
William D. Mitchell
William A. Degroot
Brooklyn
White House
Degroot
United States Attorney
Eastern District of New York
Herbert Hoover
Mitchell
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
Long Island
Jersey Shore
United States
Florida
Great Lakes
Detroit
Columbus
John S. Cooper
Union Rescue Mission
Lorain
Cooper
Hoy. Cooper
John Cole
Prohibition Department
Ohio Industrial Fatalities Rise in March
Ohio reports 101 industrial fatalities in March, up nine from February and 25 more than March 1928. Fatalities spread across 40 counties, Starkey leading with six. Non fatal injuries total 20,502, up about 3,000 from February and March 1928, with 930,000 days lost, 35,000 more than February and 205,000 more than March 1928.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Starkey
Graf Zeppelin Makes One Day Austria Tour
The Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen, Germany at 5 a.m. for a one day tour of Austria and was due back in the German city late tonight. The airship arrived in Vienna at 9 15 a.m. under cloudy skies.
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Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Friedrichsafen
Austria
Vienna
Friedrichshafen
Prohibition Tension Highlighted by Will on Wet Issue
In Washington dispatches a speech by Will discusses Democrats aiming to make prohibition a national issue. He argues that rural America controls the vote and that repeal would require country support, noting small towns hold the trump card and the nation is spread across 48 states in yearly debates.
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Boston
Washington
First Degree Murder Indictment Sought in Bride Killing
Westchester County authorities plan to present a first degree murder case to the grand jury against Earl Francis Peacox who killed his bride, burned the body, and tried to erase identification with kerosene. Frances Newman, a key witness, denies alibi involvement but confirms staying with him after the killing. District Attorney Coyne expects trial to begin in about two weeks.
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United Press
White Plains
N. Y
Earl Francis Peacox
Westchester Co
Frank H. Coyne
Peacox
Frances Newman
Mount Vernon
Coyne
Capitalist in custody of U S capital is t in Midwest
Federal officers hold Salvadore Ateca, 42, Mexican capitalist of El Paso, on charges of sending munitions to Mexican rebels. He and secretary Antonio Queo were arrested aboard a Rock Island train en route to Chicago. Two American attorneys with Ateca’s wife and young daughter were not detained. Ateca gave $200,000 in currency before surrendering. At the police station he paid $3,531.
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Kansas
CFTY
Salvadore Ateca
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Salvadore
Antonio C. Maqueo
Rock Island
Chicago
Ateca
Bay Rum Confiscated in Des Moines Stores
County Attorney Alfred Adams ordered confiscation of 1,500 dime bottles of bay rum after three men claimed intoxication from cheap store purchases in Des Moines in May.
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Des Moines
Alfred Adams
Earthquake Shakes Bologna. No Casualties Reported
An earthquake struck Bologna at 10:13 p m causing panic in the streets but caused no damage or injuries. The Troy Laundry Co s 40th anniversary cleaning specials will continue through May.
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United Press
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St. Louis
Springfield
Ozarks
Illinois
Arkansas
Georgia
Old South
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Texas
Denver
Bologna
Italy
Troy Laundry Co
Advy
Bandits kidnap nurse in Chicago area holdup chase
Dolores Bannon, 22, daughter of Mrs. Rose Bannon, is seized from an expensive coupe near Evanston by two men using a service revolver stolen from a patrolman. They force her to drive a theft spree through the Gold Coast as Clayton carr Sherman, newly married paper company heir, returns to retrieve his hat.
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Evanston
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Dolores Bannon
Gold Coast
Miss Bannon
Lake Drive
Clayton Carr Sherman
Paper Company
Sherman
Rose Bannon
Clayton W. Sherman
Seaman Paper Corp
Test Vote Planned on Origin Issue in Senate
In Washington on May 2 a test vote on repealing the national origins clause of the immigration act is expected in the Senate within a day or two. Advocates seek to show strength and may push the vote at the first opportunity. Leaders believe a clear Senate support could pressure opponents, though Sen. Reed of Pennsylvania may try to block the Nye resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Reed
Pennsylvania
Doctor files suit against American Medical Association
Chicago, May 2. Dr. P. L Clark health lecturer and private hospital head filed a $100,000 damages suit against the American Medical Association accusing a representative of the group of calling him a quack in an effort to restrain him from giving radio health talks.
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Chicago
P. L Clark
The
American Medical Association
Association
Newspapers and Oil Back Impeachment Drive Says Long
In New Orleans Gov Huey P Long told a large Athenaeum crowd and radio audience that an alliance of newspapers and Standard Oil funds is driving impeachment charges in the Louisiana senate. He blamed an “old ring” of politicians for attempting to unseat him over a $30 million road bond fight. He vowed he would rather be impeached than break his promises to the people. He dismissed rumors of resignation as false.
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New Orleans
Standard Oil Money
Louisiana Senate
Huey P. Long
Athenaeum
Gov. Long
Cramer Lands in Chicago After Nome Flight
Parker Cramer landed at municipal airport in Chicago at 8 30 today completing a flight from Nome Alaska. bad weather forced a stop at La Crosse Wisconsin last night after they left Regina Saskatchewan yesterday morning stopping at St Paul for fuel with W B Gamble of Nome aboard.
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Parker Cramer
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Nome
Alaska
la Crosse
Wis
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W. 8. Gamble
Regina
Sask
St. Paul
Spanish flyers abandon New York flight plan in Peru
Capt. Ignacio Jimenez and Capt. Francisco Iglesias announced in Lima that they have abandoned their proposed flight to New York aboard the Jesus del Gran Poder. They said they would depart for Guatemala and Hawaii instead if orders stand.
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Peru
Ignacio Jimnez
Francisco Iglesias
New York
Guatemala
Hafu Teu
Helen Wills Among Debutantes to Be Presented in London
Twenty American women join hundreds at Buckingham Palace as they are approved for Britain's court presentations to Queen Elizabeth next week. Debutantes include tennis champion Helen Wills and eight other Americans, with four wives of diplomats among the diplomats spouses listed for the May 9 ceremony in London.
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Britain
England
George
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Virginia Willys
Toledo
Elizabeth Behn
New York City
Alice Coonley
Chicago
Lillian Emerson
Black Mountain
N. C
Albert Halstead
Cincinnati
Jocelyn Pierson
Baltimore
Harriet Walker
Piedmont
Mellon Deposition Reveals Business Ties to Aluminum Co
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon testified in a deposition that he was not generally consulted on Aluminum Co of America business, but could have been informed on important policy. The Senate judiciary committee debated whether Mellon's stock holdings create an interest in trade or commerce that would bar him from office. The deposition, in the custody of Sen Walsh, was released for publication upon request.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Aluminum Co. of America
Aluminum Co
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Walsh
Montana
Terrorist Band Grip Is Broken
Palermo Italy May 2 With more than 700 years in prison imposed on 148 Mafia members Sicily's reign of terror appears ended The trial of 161 l afia members begun August last August at Termini Imerese near here ended April 29 with jury convictions for all but 13 Acquittals included a woman and a priest Sentences ranged from 23 years to under 10 years for 108 defendants
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Palermo
Italy
Sicily
L‘afia
Termini-Imerese
Here
Cosgrave Flies to Dublin After Cork Visit
President William T. Cosgrave of the Irish Free State flew from Cork to Dublin in a Gipsy Moth light aircraft yesterday after a political engagement. The 130 mile trip took about an hour and a half before returning to the capital.
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Free State
Dublin
Cork
William T. Cosgrave
Canton fireman whistled off after 45 years
Melvin Yost 70 retired as a railroad fireman after more than 45 years on the main line between Alliance and Crestline. Friends from northern Ohio gathered at the Canton Y M C A to wish him well as he plans travel by train and share memories of his jovial Hello buddy greeting over decades.
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Ello
Buddy
Melvin Yost
Pennsylvania Railroads
Pennsylvania Y. M. C. A
Ohio
Yost
9Th St NE
Florida
Mr. Yost
Alliance
Crestline
F. L. Albright
Canton
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Pastor Protests Raid On Home By State Agents
The Rev. George S. Cooper, head of the Union Rescue Mission in Lorain Ohio, telegraphed Governor Cooper protesting a midnight raid on his home led by State Dry Agent John Cole who was suspended earlier. Cole and agent Edward Little were placed on leave over alleged use of girl decoys in liquor-law cases. Little is unaccounted for. Five raiders reportedly broke in, searched for liquor, but found none and left.
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Lorain
George S. Cooper
Union Rescue Mission
Cooper
John Cole
Cole
Edward Little
Lancaster
Newell Hotel
Elyria
Rain Threatens Terriers Tilt in Canton Avia tors Game
Dark clouds and soaked grounds threaten to cancel the Canton Terriers versus Dayton Aviators game at Lakeside Stadium. If played, Cash Woods will start for Canton with Redman behind the plate, while Merito Acosta ponders his Aviators pitching choice.
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Dayton Aviators
Lakeside Stadium
Cash Woods
Terriers
Redman
Jimmy Hamilton
Merito Acosta
The
Aviators
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Th Marquardt
Sb Vorhoff
Hiller
Funk
Sf Schmandt
Ib Dean
Rf Kaber
If Nachand
of Lovelace
Ef Herman
Hollingsworth
Rf Melville
If Redman
Ten Die During May Day Riot In Berlin
Berlin faced a day of heavy rioting with ten dead and 97 hospitalized amid widespread clashes between extremist workers and police. Hundreds more sustained minor injuries as barricades and improvised weapons fueled street fighting. Police patrolled in armored cars and fired warning shots in dangerous zones.
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Berlin
Night air mail service linked Buffalo and Cleveland
Air mail service between Buffalo and Cleveland began last night alongside a new Rand building beacon. The beacon, with revolving and stationary lights, reportedly can be seen for 100 miles under normal conditions.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Rand
Young Widow Freed in Death of Her Husband
Mrs Gladys Foster Beardslee was released after the coroner ruled Oliver Beardslee died by his own act or by accident while threatening to take his life. The estate was largely kept intact with her named executrix and a small burial fund set aside. She had been held as a material witness and planned to visit Hartford before settling the affairs.
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Tntted Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Gladys Foster Beardslee
Oliver Beardslee
Strafford
Beardslee
Hartford
Hillside
John J. Phelan
Raymond Baldwin
Stratford
William H. Comley
Waldorf Astoria Receives Final Auction Salvo
The Waldorf Astoria in New York undergoes a full furniture auction as the famed hotel is stripped ahead of a new skyscraper. The gavel beats mark the end of an era with chairs mirrors and cups sold to clear the site on Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Av
Deans Named At Harvard University
Cambridge May 2 Henry Chauncey of Columbus Ohio and Douglas Swain Byers of North Andover Massachusetts were named assistant deans at Harvard University Chauncey will head the freshman class records for one half and Byers will oversee records replacing Benedict
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Chauncey
Columbus
Douglas Swain Byers
North Andover
Harvard University
Chauncey
Mitchell Gratwick
Byers
G. G. Benedict
Canton Daily News ticket offer for Terrier game
The holder of baseball schedule card No. 76357 who brings the card and today's edition to the News office will receive a pair of tickets for a Terrier home game. Bernard Pogue of 1123 Trist NE already claimed the first pair.
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Canton Daily News
News’ Office
Bernard Pogue
Trist
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