Records Changed In Probe Of Death
Chicago May 5 Changes in Evanston police files about hazing of Northwestern students in 1921 surfaced as grand jury action neared for the death of Leigh ton Mount whose body was found under stones at Bryanston pier. New notes say a freshman was tied to a piling in Lake Michigan and not head down, nursemaid Doris Fuchs says Mount threatened self harm, and tensions at the Mount home over a banker's daughter influenced his mental state.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Leighton Mount
Mount
Young Mount
Bryanston
State Attorney
Evanston
Lake Michigan
Doris Fuchs
Indiana
Bus Owner Cox Convicted of Kidnapping Alliance Publisher
J. B. Cox of Cox Transportation Co. was found guilty of kidnapping Frank A. Hoiles publisher of the Alliance Review. The jury deliberated briefly and returned a verdict after the charge by Judge Charles Krichbaum. Cox was released on $10,000 bond pending a motion for new trial likely Monday and faces 3 to 30 years if denied.
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J. BR. Cox
Alliance
Cox Transportation Co
Frank A. Hoiles
Alliance Review
Come Mon Pleas Court
Charles Krichbaum
Cox
Police search for Canton man in Schenectady kidnap case
Canton police seek Harry Fairbanks 35 in the Verner Alexanderson kidnapping case. Investigators say Fairbanks, tied to bootlegging circles, may be hiding near cigar stores he frequented in 1919. Four women detained as police probe ransom motive and links to a Canton bootlegging scheme.
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Ching
Harry Fairbanks
Canton
Nectady
N. Y
Itation
Verner Anderson
FE. F. W.anderson
Io Corporation of America
Schenectady
Olice
James W. Ryne
Enectady
Capt. Clarke
Fairbanks
Swope
I. Clarke
Clarke
Southland
Bertillonard
Jacksonville
Fla
Canton Uoon
Bidwell Rance Agency
Rge
Alexdersons
Watertown
Poe
Henectady
Hasen
Alexanderson
Wava Fairbanks
Edna Beebe
Harriett Grinnell
Ruth Crandall
Hastings
Aan
Hoyey
Carmen vote on wage proposal
Eleven hundred platform men of the N O T will ballot Monday on the final wage proposal an increase of five cents an hour B W Saxton Canton carmen leader announced Saturday The final offer was made at Akron Friday after representatives of the unions in terurban suburban and Canton Akron and Massillon city carmen met with traction company officials The carmen rejected arbitration but expect a settlement without a strike and note 43 to 53 cents an hour current wages with only a small difference to the company offer
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B. W. Saxton
Canton
Carmen
Akron
Massillon
Traction Company
Saxton
More than 500 Tourists Sail to Europe
New York May 5 More than 500 tourists departed for Europe a day aboard nine trans Atlantic lines. Notable travelers include Nikolai Okoloff conductor of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Mrs Gifford Inchot wife of the Pennsylvania governor William H Johnson famed tennis player and Cyrus H Curtis Philadelphia publisher.
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New York
Europe
Nikolai Okoloff
Clevelandymphony Orchestra
Gifford Inchot
Ofennsylvania
William H. Johnson
Gyrus H Curtis
Philadelphia
Walker Injured After Pedestrian Crash on Market Street
Henry G. Schriener of 912 Deé- Walt av NW was seriously injured Friday night when struck by a car while crossing Market and Fourth. Lowell Kagey of Louisville drove the automobile. Schriener was taken to Mercy hospital with a probable skull fracture and facial cuts and bruises.
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Henry G. Schriener
Deé- Walt Av
Market-ay
Fourth-st
Lowell Kagey
Louisville
Schriener
Mercy Hospital
Weather Forecast for Ohio Mostly Cloudy Weekend
Ohio forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Daily highs around 66 and 59 at night with no significant shifts expected.
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Ohio
Radio Church Service Reforms Sunday Pled by WWL
The Daily News reports a reform church service Sunday at 7:30 AM on Station WWL. Rev. R. W. Blemker, pastor, leads with the topic As the Heart So The Life and mixed and male chorus music provided.
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Reformed Church
WWL “ Daily News
R. W. Blemker
First Reformed Church
WWB
Daily News
R. W. Bremker
Ady
Missing Elizabeth Coit Returns From Chicago
New York May 5 Miss Elizabeth Coit daughter of a Litchfield banker who vanished over a week ago is back home. She had traveled from New York to Chicago claiming she needed to go somewhere and stayed at a YWCA before reading about her disappearance in newspapers prompted her return. A state of seclusion now surrounds her as family and friends describe the recovery.
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New York
Elizabeth Coit
Litchfield
Moose Notice Brothers Meet to Honor Lloyd Sprankle
Brothers gather at club rooms tonight at 7 30 to pay last respects to Lloyd Sprankle. Adv
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Moose
Lloyd Sprankle
Adv
First Reformed Church Sunday Service Ad
Rev. R. W. Blemker will preach at 7:30 PM Sunday at First Reformed Church through Station WWB of Daily News. Theme: As the choir and male chorus.
Mt Union official to preach at First Congregational
Redman O. W. Dunn Field Secretary of Mt. Union College will occupy the pulpit of First Congregational Church Sunday May 6.
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Redman O. W. Dunn
Mt. Union College
First Congregational Church
Friends and Enemies Sermon Schedule at First Christian
The First Christian Church announces a 10 30 a m session titled A Man and his Friends and a 7 30 p m service titled A man and his Enemies. Advised attendance for church members and curious locals.
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First Christian Church
Locomotives in Need of Repairs Across U S
The American Railway Association reports that on April 15 nearly a quarter of locomotives in use in the United States were in bad order. The count stood at 14 850 locomotives, about 23 percent of the total on the lines.
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Washington
United States
American Railway Association
New York Passes Day Act Repealer
Albany May 5 Governor Smith indicated a public hearing date on the Cuvillier bill to repeal the Mullan Gage state dry law passed last night. The repeal will end state enforcement of federal prohibition, halt raids, and quash about thirteen thousand indictments under the Mullan Gage act.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Cuvillier
Dunnigan
Machold
Donohue
Senate
New York
Plan Increase of New York Day Force
Washington reports stronger federal dry forces will be rushed to New York to enforce the Volstead act after repeal of the state enforcement law. Assistant Prohibition Commissioner James E. Jones warned New York officials, mayors, sheriffs, and police must uphold the federal constitution or federal authorities will intervene more firmly.
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Washington
New York
Federal Prohibition Office
Prohibition
James E. Jones
Canton Music Supervisor Strassner Resigns After 12 Years
Strassner, Canton public schools music supervisor and director of Thayer's Military Band, resigns after 12 years in charge of school music. Supt. Wilson Hawkins notes the loss as the Canton schools lose a key figure who guided concert series, choral work, and wartime festivities. Formal board action on Monday will accept or reject the resignation.
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William KE. Strassner
Canton Public Schools
Supt. of Schools
Wilson Hawkins
Ucation
Strassner
Canton
Supt. Hawkins
Thayer
Canton Music Week Nets Over Three Thousand For Children Fund
Canton’s Community Music Week ended with profits surpassing 3000 dollars, per treasurer George F. Schoner, to aid crippled children. The event will become Canton's May festival annually, with William E. Strassner as general chairman.
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Canton
George F. Schoner
Schoner
Exchange
C. Kt. McLean
Rotary
R. M. Nicholson
University
H. W. Leuthi
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Miller
Y’se Mens
C. E. Manchester
Ministerial Association
Bremker Preaches On Topic As the
The Daily News notes Rev. R. W. Bremker, pastor, delivering a sermon on the topic As the to parishioners.
Simpson Methodist Church Rally Sunday Service
A big rally is planned at Simpson Methodist Church Sunday morning with forward movement outlined and a new parsonage determined. The sermon covers an unusual subject and guests are urged not to miss the 10 a.m. Adv.
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Simpson Methodist Church
American Legion Lays Corner Stone for Bonus Battle
The American Legion laid the cornerstone for a new effort to enact a World War I veterans bonus in the next Congress. With boosted support after the November election, leaders expect bills in both houses early in the session and aim to override any presidential veto.
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American Legion
Washington
Congress
America
House
Senate
Legion
Bursum
New Mexico
Pension Committee
Johnson
South Dakota
McCumber
Square dress trunks sale at Arthurs Market N Adv
Reduced prices on square dress trunks with listed tag amounts from 11.75 to 22.50 at Arthurs Market North Adv. Likely a department store advertisement noting progressive discounts on assorted trunk sizes and finishes.
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Up. Arthurs
Mkt. N
Missed Paper Circulation Hours Given
Notice instructs readers to call 3500 for a replacement copy and states the circulation department is open evenings until 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 12.
Fresh Outbreaks Reported in Erin Dublin Mayo Violence
May 5 reports of renewed clashes after De Valera ordered irregulars to halt hostilities. A band raided Mrs Duffy’s Mayo home, killing her. John Quinn, aged Boxboro sergeant, was beaten and left in a canal, rescued critically. A woman republican prisoner fell from a window at Athlone barracks, critically injured. Unclear if individuals or broader warfare resumes between irregulars and Free Staters.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Athlone Barracks
Speeders Nabbed in County Net Friday
Three more speeders were caught in the county net by Deputy Sheriff C. M. Dietrick. The violators are M. E. O'Miller 40 mph on the Canton Massillon road Ray 40 mph on the Canton Massillon road and H. P. Rumme 44 mph on the Canton Akron road. All posted deposits for appearance in court.
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C. M. Dietrick
M. E. O'Miller
Canton-Massillon-rd
8. Ray
H. P. Rumme
Canton-Akroa-rd
Juvenile neglect case yields workhouse sentences
John Strinich was sentenced to one year in the workhouse and fined 500 dollars by Judge Ake Saturday morning for contributing to the delinquency and neglect of Mary Szirish's children. The woman received one year at Marysville on related charges. David Ross alias John Nolan drew sixty days in the workhouse for neglect of his children.
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John Strinich
Ake
Mary Szirish
Marysville
David Ross
John Nolan
First Christian Church Ad for Man and His Enemies Ad
A display notice advertises a 4 30 p m event at First Christian Church titled A Man and his Enemies. The notice lists venue and time details for the audience.
President Harding Plans Vigorous World Court Push Across Nation
President Harding will present the world court issue to the public on the western trip, challenging both Republican skeptics and Democratic critics. He has shown irritation at opposition and will address taxes, employment, and prosperity while arguing the United States must not join the league of nations.
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Washington
Harding
League of Nations
New York
United States
Canton attorney aids in conferring Odd Fellows honor
Loren Souers of Canton assisted in conferring the grand decoration of Chivalry the highest award of the Odd Fellows upon Lieut. Col. Bechtel of Akron at a ceremonial in the Akron Armory. The honor was conferred by General George Hermiston of Toronto world commander of the Uniformed rank of the S C O F. Other leaders included General Fred Hahn and Fred Hummel with assistants from Akron Zanesville and Mansfield. Bechtel has been an Odd Fellow 42 years and has held every lodge and Patriarchs Militant office in Akron.
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Loren Souers
Canton
Co. A
Bechtel
Akron
George Hermiston
Toronto
Canada
Uniformed
Bank of the S. C
O. F
Fred Hahn
Toledo
Ohio Department of Patriarchs Militant
Fred Hummel
Herbert Hughes
Zanesville
Fred Schnuckle
Columbus
Ralph Wise
Mansfield
Frank Pfahl
William Wert
Col. Bachtel
LO. O. F Lodge
Patriarchs Militant
Plan to Regulate Poison Strength Breaks International Bounds
Cincinnati May 5 International cooperation between physicians and pharmacists is planned to regulate the strength of stronger poisons in medicines. Dr Henry M Whelpley secretary of the United States pharmacopoeia board said in Cincinnati the board will adjourn today after meeting outside Washington for the first time. The board aims to cooperate internationally to create a code so a prescription in Cincinnati could be filled in Berlin Paris or London. The idea dates from 1893 but has lagged in recent years.
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Cincinnati
Henry M. Whelpley
St. Louis
Board of Trustees
The
United States Pharmacopoeia
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Whelpley
Hotel Gibson
Dr. Whelpley
Berlin
Paris
London
Explosion Destroys Nitro Plant in Bremen Ohio
A nitro glycerine plant owned by the Agnew Torpedo Co. was destroyed by an explosion in Bremen Ohio yesterday. Workers had just left for dinner when the blast occurred. No serious injuries reported. Several homes and businesses suffered minor damage, with the shock felt up to ten miles away. One thousand quarts of glycerin destroyed.
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Bremen
Agnew Torpedo Co
Unnamed Sunday Rally Amid Stated Sermon Topic
A big rally is planned for Sunday morning with a prominent church figure delivering a sermon on an unusual topic at 10 a.m. and an advance notice inviting attendance.
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Ene
Segund
Anton
Walker
Big See
William Strassner
Board of Education
William E. Strassner
Canton Music Week
Children’s Fund
Erin
Bisse da
Henry Whelpley
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