Canton Streets Filthy After Warm Spell Urges Cleanup
The Canton area resident known as The General criticizes dirty streets and gutters, calling for immediate city action as Cleanup Week nears. He notes water wagons miss streets, filth coats autos, and smoke worsens air quality, urging officials to address the problem now. Separate report says stop and slow signs on rural highways will be enforced to curb reckless driving after a fatal crash.
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Canton
Tnis Stark
Ealy
J. B. Young
Tarkeo
Ffs
Young
Miclals
SISTER ADMITS IGNORANCE OF CENSUS DUTIES
Albany May 5 Florence E. apps former state secretary and first woman in a top NY executive post stands accused of larceny by padding census payrolls. Witnesses Mrs Julia Smith and Mrs Helen Smith admit unclear census duties, with Smith claiming only answering calls and forwarding mail. Evidence centers on a $2875 voucher alleged to have been given to Knapp, with defense underway.
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Clara Blanche Knapp
Julia A. Smith
Helen B. Smith
George Medalie
Julia Smith
Elizabeth Egan
Heywood Broun Fired by World for disloyalty
New York World announces the discharge of Heywood Broun, famed columnist, for disloyalty after a clash with editor Ralph Pulitzer over Broun's Nation article criticizing the paper. The piece cites Broun's critique of the World and its stance on birth control. In South Carolina, floods threaten dams on Saluda river with Table Rock Cove, Piedmont, Pelzer, and Southern Public Utilities at risk. Thousands flee as warnings avert greater loss.
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New York
New York World
Heywood Broun
Broun
Ralph Pulitzer
the World
Pulitzer
Nation
Grenville
S. C
Saluda River
Table Rock Cove
Greenville Water Works
Piedmont
Pelzer
Public Utilities
Water Work Company
Greenville
Hays Earns Money in Will Rogers Special
In Everly Hills California May, rumors fly about Hays in Europe and a French macher. One run out of Re to towns. they will have to join their own homes with it.
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Will Rogers
Everly Hills
Cal
Hays
Europe
France
Navy sets new world endurance record for seaplane
Lieuts. Arthur Gavin and Zeus Soucek aboard PN-12 patroller fly 36 hours 1 minute 13 seconds from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning. They land in Philadelphia near the Delaware River, surpassing the 1925 Navy record and covering mileage near Lindbergh's New York to Paris flight. A Wright Aeronautical mechanic and Mr Ward accompanied them.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Arthur Gavin
Zeus Soucek
Philadelphia
C. H. Schildhauer
J. R. Kyle
Navy
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Delaware River
Naval Aircraft Factory
Ward
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Weather shifts as Canton sees 22 degree drop
The Canton area records a 22 degree fall with the temperature down to 50 at 1 pm Saturday after a string of warm days. Forecasters expect fair and somewhat warmer conditions on Sunday as overcast skies and rain threats linger.
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Canton
Mercury
United Press Dispatch
Cleveland
Canton Daily News
Lacoste Wins British Hard Courts Singles Title
René Lacoste of France defeated P. D. B. Spence of Britain in straight sets 6 2 6 2 6 2 to win the men's singles in the British hard courts championships at Bournemouth.
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Bournemouth
Eng
Rene Lacoste
France
P. D. B. Spence
Three Flyers Die in Johnson Field Plane Crash
Dayton mourns as three men Harold Forshay Walter Clark and Blair Gross die when a plane not built for stunting crashes at Johnson Field during a midair maneuver Forshay borrowed the craft from Johnson Airplanes Inc A E Johnson blames stunt flying while Courtney Reed was slated to ride and Forshay was not attached to the field.
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Dayton
Stanting
Johnson Field
Harold J. Forshay
McCook Field
Army Reserve
Walter Clark
Blair Gross
Forshay
Johnson Airplanes, Inc
Clark
Gross
A. E. Johnson
Airplane Concern
Courtney Reed
Two Die in Hartford House Fire Across Ohio River
Gallipolis Ohio reports a Hartford West Virginia blaze killed Elmer McMillin aged 57 and his nine year old granddaughter as a third person possibly died from injuries. Mrs McMillin escaped via a second floor window and was hospitalized with severe burns. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Gallipolis
Hartford
W. Va
Ohio River
Elmer McMillin
Kip's Sister Granted Divorce in Reno Proceeding
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander sister of Leonard Kip Rhinelander was granted a divorce from Julien St. Charles Chaqueneau in Reno. Chaqueneau did not contest. She agreed to repay creditors for Paris furnishings and a $13,000 mortgage on New York property. Custody of a five year old daughter awarded to the mother.
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Reno, Nev
Adelaide Kip Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Julien St. Charles Chaqueneau
New York
Jack Shackno
Chegueneau
Chagueneau
Paris
Curbs Painted Red and Yellow in Canton Downtown
Prison labor began painting curbs and fire plugs in Canton to aid motorists. Red markings denote no parking at any time while yellow indicates daytime restrictions. City officials approved the plan weeks ago to improve convenience and safety.
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Canton
Chicago Starts Drive on Crime
Chicago police prepared to carry out a sweeping order described as the most drastic in years to clean up crime in the city. Issued by Police Commissioner Michael Hughes before leaving for Excelsior Springs, the instruction targets racketeering bootlegging selling and banditry and warns captains they face a trial board for neglect.
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Chicago
Michael Hughes
Excelsior Springs
Nobile Plans Start Tonight for Italia Flight
In Vadsö Norway Gen Umberto Nobile ordered the Italia crew to be ready to fly to Kings Bay Spitzbergen at six o'clock tonight but bad weather may push the start to Sunday morning. Snow, wind, and cold hinder the polar dirigible’s flight as repairs finish.
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Berlin
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Stolp
Germany
Vadsee
Norway
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Vadsoe
King’s Bay
King's Bay
House to act on Mississippi flood control bill
May 5 report says the House will act today on the conference report for the Jones Reid flood control bill. Adoption is expected quickly, as the conference agreement mirrors the House bill. The Senate may take it up soon and then the measure goes to President Coolidge.
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Washington
House
Senate
Coolidge
Two Rozensky family members drown in Akron car plunge
In Akron, Ohio, May 5, a car driven by Anthony Rozensky swerved after being blinded by oncoming headlights and went through an iron railing into Sandy Beach Park reservoir. Frank Rozensky, 38, and daughter Anna, 16, drowned. mother Mrs Rozensky and siblings Jessie, 12, and Anthony, 21, were rescued by motorist Sterling Lower. Police report. Also in Cleveland, authorities search Lake Erie for Edward Prezeracki 13 believed drowned while swimming. clothes identified by father John Prezeracki.
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Akron
Sandy Beach Park
Frank Rozensky
Anna
Cleveland
Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Edward Prezeracki
John Prezeracki
Turner to Face Quick Trial in Harrison Narcotic Case
Federal officials in Cleveland aim for a swift trial for Canton resident Jack Turner after a Friday indictment under the Harrison anti narcotic law. Turner, linked to the Teddy Abbey narcotic ring, waived immunity and testified before a grand jury. Also indicted was Joseph Sanders, tied to a large automobile theft ring with operations in Canton and beyond, plus related arrests in Akron.
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Cleveland
Jack Turner
Canton
United States Dispatch
Canton Daily News
Turner
Teddy” Abbey
Joseph Sanders
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Sanders
Akron
Pennsylvania Extends Doe Hunting and Bucks Closure
The Pennsylvania game commission declared a season from December 1 to 15 allowing hunting of female deer and female deer without visible antlers for the first time in recent memory. Bucks will be closed this year marking a historic shift in state game control practices.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Carpenter Rescued After Plane Plunge Into Lake Chicago
Samuel Butler, chief carpenter, nose-dived from a plane he piloted at Great Lakes Naval Training Station into Lake Michigan. He was rescued by two seaplanes after the dive near Lake Chicago on May 5.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Samuel Butler
Relatives Fight Sale Of Body For Debt In New York
Friends and relatives prepared to challenge the will of Franklyn O Ballou who ordered his corpse sold to pay debts after dying at Forest Hills Inn. His brother Norris P Ballou a lawyer said Ballou had come east to sell a simplified smelting process he had developed. Ballou was a mining engineer and former tennis champion with ties to Denver and the Hennington National Bank.
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New York
Franklyn O. Ballou
Ballou
Forest Hills Inn
Leav
Denver
Colo
Hennington National Bank
Norris P. Ballou
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Bremen flyers refuse 12500 prize at banquet
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld and crew Maj James Fitzmaurice and Capt Hermann Koehl refused $12,500 prize for the first westward Atlantic flight. He handed the check to Miss Herta Junkers and urged the money go to aviation research. The Bremen party praised at banquet by officials and then visited Jamaica race tracks before a Rome governor dinner.
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New York
Bremen
Gunther von Huenefeld
Maj
James ©. Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Electrolux Co
Atlantic
Hugo Junkers
von Huenefeld
Herta Junkers
Junkers
America
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Charlies Higham
Lindsay Crawford
Irish Free State
Gustaf Heuser
Jamaica
Rome
Watson Seals Northern Indiana Campaign for Presidential Nomination
Senator James E. Watson closed his northern Indiana campaign in Gary with managers predicting a sweep of the state in Tuesday's primary. He urged Indians to return to the right path and promised farm relief tariff protection and inland waterways support.
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Gary
Ind
James E. Watson
Indiana
Madden Estate Divided Between Widow and Daughter
In Chicago on May 5 the estate of the late Representative Martin B Madden valued between 1 million and 2 thousand dollars was divided between his widow Mrs Josephine Madden and his daughter Mrs Mabel Henderson.
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Chicago
Martin B Madden
Josephine Madden
Mabel Henderson
Charls Heads National Steel Consolidation in Ohio Move
George H. Charls, president of Hiner Structural Steel Co., elected commissioner of a major consolidation of sheet tin plate and hot rolled strip steel firms. The new entity combines Central Alloy Steel Corp Canton Massillon and Superior Sheet Steel Co Canton and moves offices from Canton to Cleveland while remaining home in Canton for now. The alliance, said to be the world’s largest of its kind, aims to expand sales and distribution without functioning as a syndicate or trust.
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George H. Charls
Hiner Structural Steel Co
National Association For Sheet & Tin Plate Mnufacturers
United Concerns
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Canton
Massillon
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Charts
Cleveland
Charles
Hine Structural Steel Co
Lengel Case to Be Argued in Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio prosecutors announced that the Lengel murder conspiracy case will go before the Ohio Supreme Court on June. Henry W. Harter Jr. said the appeal seeks review of Judge W. F. Lones of Lisbon ruling that blocked testimony Floyd E. Streitenberger gave in a prior trial from being used in Lengel's second trial. The ruling had led to a verdict clearing ex police chief Lengel in the Den FP Mellett conspiracy.
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Seranus A. Lengel
Ohio Supreme Court
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Harter
W. F. Lones
Lisbon
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Lengel
den FP
Mellett
War
Classified Ads Introduce Mechanical Men as Helpers
The piece highlights early robotic and electromechanical helpers, sold to perform tasks with near human ease. It notes ads offering services like real estate leasing, finding tenants, and aiding in commerce, as if robots could act as seasoned agents or agents in daily work.
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Selantis
Rotary Club
Canton Pat
Alegman
SoMr Yecart Propertvy Hke
Helmes
Keonce
Bea. Ford
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