Delinquency Probe Ends as Witness Withdraws Affidavit
Luther Conrad of Amanda filed and then withdrew an affidavit charging former State Dry Agent Edward Little of Dayton with contributing to his daughter Helen's delinquency. Little and John O. Cole were suspended after Lancaster girls testified they were used as decoys to trap bootleggers. The withdrawal halted the charge and prompted a bid to duplicate it by a probation officer, while authorities released Little from Dayton.
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Lancaster, O
Luther Conrad
Amanda
Dward Little
Dayton
Helen
Little
John O. Cole
Elyria
State Prohibition Department
Lancaster
Conrad
Mary
Russell Cunningham
Little and
Cole
Robert Rutter
C. E. Ruble
Cunningham
Lan
Cooper blasts governor in Ohio letter and party policy
Columbus attorney John H. Cooper former Buckeye Republican Club president releases an open letter criticizing Governor Myers Y. Cooper for appointing Democrats to office supporting the gasoline tax Pence law and utilities commission, and for not consulting Republicans. The charge follows his Buckeye Republican Club banquet remarks.
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Spahr
Columbus
Govrnor
Ohio
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John H. Cooper
Columbusttorney
Buckeye Republican
Myers Y. Cooper
Antialoan League
Utilities Commission
Buckeye Republican Club
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Rita Oran Transfered to Muncy Industrial Prison
Rita Oran, a Lancaster farm girl convicted in the kidnapping of a state highway patrolman, was moved from a county jail to Muncy Industrial Prison for Women amid secrecy. Guards accompanied the convoy in three armed automobiles, while reports say her cell had parlor like luxuries.
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Rita Oran
Towa Farm
Muncy
Rita
Pastor Harpas Cuts Throat After Salary Cut
Phillipburg New Jersey May 3 Informed his pay dropped from 110 to 75 dollars a month Rev Alexander Harpas 50 pastor of the Greek Orthodox Catholic Church at Alpha and father of nine children attempted suicide by cutting his throat and is in critical condition
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Alexander Harpas
Alpha
May Day Cynicism From Boston Letter Writer
A Boston letter laments May Day as a modern satire. The writer complains that the holiday now serves the dissatisfied working man who does only one day of work yearly while others protest and print notices instead of celebrating.
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Boston
Federal Reserve
DeGroot Steps Out of Office as U S District Attorney
William A DeGroot acknowledged his removal as United States district attorney in Brooklyn after receiving a telegram from Attorney General William D Mitchell stating the president ordered his removal The president has not yet sent a formal letter and the acting district attorney was named Following a brief conference Howard Amell was appointed to lead the civil department in the interim by Federal Judges Marcus Campbell and Robert Inch
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Brooklyn
William A. DeGroot
United States
DeGroot
William D. Mitchell
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Howard Amell
de Groot
Marcus B. Campbell
Robert A. Inch
Weather Halts Terriers' Game at Lakeside Stadium
Canton Terriers and Dayton Aviators postpone due to snow cold winds and wet grounds. Manager Jimmy Hamilton called off play at 1 30 pm. A doubleheader is set for Saturday starting at 2 pm marking the Central League’s first twin bill of the season.
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Lakeside Stadium
Jimmy Hamilton
Peacox Holds Self Defense in Bride Slaying
White Plains May 3 Authorities in Westchester seek a first degree murder indictment against Earl Francis Peacox 21 a radio repairman in the killing of his wife The case centers on his self defense confession and lack of direct premeditation evidence Investigators retraced Peacox visits to the crime scene and tested kerosene burning of the fur coat while the body was disposed of The slain woman Dorathy Peacox was buried in South Norwalk Conn.
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White Plains
N. Y
Westchester Co
Earl Francis Peacox
Peacox
Frank H. Coyne
Dorothy Peacox
Eugene Bussey
Johns Hopkins University
Coyne
Bussey
South Norwalk
Conn
Unidentified Woman Dead Reveals True Identity in Ward
In Oakland California on May 3 a woman known as Peter Stratford died in a hospital ward after a ten year masquerade as a man. Before death she dictated a statement revealing she was a woman and a tuberculosis patient who worked in a Washington munitions factory during World War I.
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Oakland
Cal
Peter Stratford
Potter's Field
Washington
Teen From Lorain Dies in Toledo from Pellagra
Matthew Urbanitz aged 19 of Lorain died in Toledo on May 3 from pellagra. Doctors describe the illness as rare and work to determine the disease source with specialists assisting in the case.
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Toledo, O
Matthew Urbanitz
Lorain
Clubber Attacks Akron Woman for Third Time
Akron police hunted a clubber after a third assault in 10 days. The 23 year old mother of two, Mrs H M Curtis, was attacked last night in her home as her son opened the door. The intruder entered, struck her with a blackjack and she fainted while a neighbor gave chase.
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Akron, CO
Akron
H. M. Curtis
Area of Berlin Riots Is Raided
Police moved into the rioting districts of Neukoelin and North End in Berlin, sealing routes, raiding houses, and seizing arms. One dead and 13 wounded from Thursday’s fighting, raising totals to 11 dead and 179 wounded since the unrest began. Seventy arrests made as barricades were cleared and residents kept inside.
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Berlin
Neukoelin
North End
Wooster Youth Marvin Rife Still Missing
Wooster College authorities continue search for Marvin Rife 17 a college sophomore missing since last Friday He was traced to Pittsburgh visiting a girlfriend and left Saturday afternoon aiming to take a bus back to Wooster His father EF Rife a Marion post office clerk and mother have joined the Wooster effort.
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Wooster College
Marvin Rife
Pittsburgh
Rife
Marion
Oil Discovery Reported in British Guiana
The discovery of oil in British Guiana on May 1 was reported in advices received here last night.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
British Guiana
Thugs rob Detroit clerk after store closure
Wilford Zwarg, 22, longtime manager of an east side shoe store since his father was killed in a prior holdup, was robbed of $46 by two thieves last night. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the guilty parties.
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Detroit
Wilford Zwarg
East Side
11Th St
NE. Paul Chapanar
Rumor of Separation Cats Hollywood Couple MacLean and Faith Cole
Hollywood rumors say Douglas MacLean the comedian and his wife Faith Cole have drifted apart after 13 years of marriage. Friends note a two year distance while Faith Cole’s family remains socially prominent in Douglaston Long Island.
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Douglas MacLean
Faith Cole
MacLeans
THINK LINDY TO WED IN JERSEY
Ann Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh may announce the marriage date and place soon. Miss Morrow returned to Englewood from Mexico City with her mother and sister while Lindbergh arrived from Cleveland and avoided a crowd. Reports say Maine is possible next month but a ceremony in New Jersey is also considered.
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Anne Morrow
Col
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Elizabeth
Cleveland
Lindbergh
Morrow
Maine
Queen Marie and Ileana Return Through Perpignan en Route Home
Queen Marie and Princess Ileana of Romania traveled through Perpignan France early today on their way to Bucharest after a lengthy France and Spain visit, dispatches report.
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Ileana
Romania
Perpignan
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Bucharest
Spain
Storms Exact Toll of Dead in Four States
Wind storms across the south and midwest left more than two dozen dead and many injured. Rye Cove Virginia saw 15 children and a teacher die when a consolidated school collapsed. Other towns including Woodville Virginia and Oak Alabama reported deaths and widespread damage to buildings and crops.
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Reparations Meeting in Paris Yet to Resolve Deal
In Paris on May 3 a reparations experts session shows no clear outcome. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht’s return from Berlin did not bring a new German offer. With Governor Moreau absent, Schacht and Owen D Young plan further talks today and tomorrow to update delegations on the status.
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Berlin
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Sinclair Goes to Prison Soon
Harry F. Sinclair, millionaire oil magnate, is expected to become a federal prisoner next week. The Supreme Court is to mail the mandate upholding the lower court's contempt of the Senate verdict to the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Sinclair's attorneys may arrange surrender at the district jail and he could be taken to Occoquan, Virginia, after medical clearance.
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Occoquan, Va
Block divorce case revealed in butter sales romance
Walter Blick testified that Mrs. Mary Block left her bread salesman husband for him, a butter salesman, in a testimony to a divorce judge in St. Louis Missouri on May 3.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Mary Block
Walter Blick
Schumann Heink Names Wagner Heir Igna Wank
In Kansas City on May 3 Mme. Schumann Heink announced Igna Wank of New York as her Wagnerian successor. Wank, after attending a master class here last summer, was sent to Hamburg to study with her former director. The plan is for Wank to debut in September after being cast in major Wagner roles by the director.
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Mme
Schumann-Heink
Roland R. Witte
Igna Wank
New York
Miss Wank
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Kansas City
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Hamburg
Fricka
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Canton Weather Rages Amid Tornadoes and Snow Storms
High winds and tornado like storms slam Ohio with rain turning to snow and a drop from 70 to 32. Canton dodges the worst as Columbus reports fatalities at the city prison and Lake Erie floods Cedar Point roads with 20 foot waves.
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Canton
Ohio
Mercury
Carl H. Meyer
Columbus
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Maine
Cleveland
Coast
Storm wrecks Columbus jail with deaths and injuries
A tornado struck the Columbus city jail killing two inmates Darrell Devore and Henry Washington and injuring eight others. Prisoners trapped in a collapsed cell block were among the wounded as relief teams moved in within 30 minutes to remove the dead and injured.
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Columbus
Darrell Devore
Henry Washington
Otto Mallett
Mike Moriey
Woman Killed by Auto South of Columbus
The unidentified white woman about 50 was struck and killed by an automobile south of Columbus last night. Her body was taken to the city morgue for identification.
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Columbus
Here
Quality Poultry Market Ad at Low City Prices
Poultry and eggs offered at the Quality Poultry Market located at 602 E. Tuse. All kinds of poultry available with Plymouth Rock broilers at reasonable prices and eggs priced at 30 cents a dozen.
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Plymouth Rock
Girl Says Form Put On Tracks In Indiana Crash
Blanche Taylor 23 told police she was injured in an auto accident near Richmond Indiana when Merle McKillip whom she met in Dayton Ohio allegedly placed her unconscious body on an interurban track. McKillip was arrested in Connersville after her report.
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Richmond
Ind
Blanche Taylor
Here
Connersville
Merle McKillip
Miss Taylor
McKillip
Dayton
King Albert of Belgium Visits Paris Incognito
King Albert of Belgium arrived in Paris today for a brief visit, traveling incognita and meeting with unidentified hosts. The event was announced from Paris with no further details on schedule or participants.
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King Albert
Paris
Albert of
Belgium
Canton Daily News Baseball Schedule Card Offer
The holder of Canton Daily News card No 49167 who brings the ecard and a copy of today’s edition to the News office will receive a pair of tickets to a Terrier home game.
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Canton Daily News
News’ Office
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