Balloons Lift Off From Pitt Stadium In 1929 National Elimination
Twelve bags floated skyward from the University of Pittsburgh stadium as part of the United States entry process for the St Louis international balloon race. The event included Goodyear baby blimps and pilots S W A Kirkoff and Thorwald Larsen, with Lieut. Charles Bauch coordinating signals amid drizzle and a light breeze.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
University of Pittsburgh
United States
Army
Navy
Goodyear Rubber Co
Akron
Deroit Balloon Club
S. W. A. Kirkoff
Thorwald Larsen
Charles Bauch
United States Navy
Lieut. Bauch
Crash at Dykes Elevator Kills Three In Ashland Area
At a grade crossing near Dykes Elevator six miles west of Ashland three people died when an Erie passenger train struck the Lockhart car. Victims include Grover C. Lockhart 45 Belle Nelson Lockhart 45 and Dora Lockhart 19. Bodies taken to Ashland morgue.
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Ashland
Dykes Elevator
Grover C. Lockhart
Richland Co Farmer
Belle Nelson-Lockhart
Dora Lockhart
Lockhart
Erie
Actress to marry Hollywood director in May
Putey hon Miller, screen actress, and Tay Garnett, director, who wed here in September, announced today in Cal. May 4. Advertisement notes metal airplanes that fly. 229 Cleveland av NW shown. Miracleaned draperies and upholstered furniture offered by Superior Dry Cleaning Co. Dial 7385.
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Hollywood
Cal
Putey Hon Miller
Tay Garnett
Cleveland Av
Advy
Dial
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Illinois lawmaker slammed over crude remark in Willebrandt clash
Ottawa Illinois May 4 Minority Leader Michael Igo of the Illinois House faced a censure push from LaSalle County League of Women Voters for calling Mabel Walker Willebrandt a lady jackass. The group urged a vote of severest censure for his indecent and sexually suggestive remarks. Igo, a Chicagoan, is known for his stance on prohibition issues.
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Ottawa
Ill
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Jackass
Michael Igo
Illinois House of Representatives
LaSalle County League of Women Voters
House of Representatives
Igo
Candidates Line Up for Coming Fall Election
Democrats Gossett and Prouts have filed petitions marking their candidacy for mayor. Mayor Curtis is expected to run as a Republican with Oliver considering a challenge. Other Democrats eyeing posts include Raedel and Swarts while Snyder, Hill, Barr and Kinnison aides start campaigning.
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Board of Elections
Joseph A. Gossett
Service
C. C. Curtis
Harry G. Oliver
Council
Atty
Will R. Thom
Charles R. Raedel
Stanford M.swarts
Curtis
Donahey
A. Talmadge Snyder
H. H. Hill
Samuel E. Barr
Atty James E. Kinnison
Russell J. Mack
Kinnison
Joseph L. Hilton
Anti-Saloon League
Daughter of Durant Weds New York Man
Mrs. Margery Durant Daniel daughter of W C Durant automobile maker married John Hampton Moore of New York and Palm Beach in Newark City Hall Mayor William T Congleton of Newark admitted the union The former Mrs Daniel was divorced from her first husband Dr E R Campbell and last September obtained a Reno divorce from her second husband Robert W Daniel banker
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New York
Margery Durant Daniel
W. C. Durant
William T. Congleton
Newark
N. J
John Hampton Moore
Palm Beach
Newark City Hall
Daniel
E. R. Campbell
Robert _W._ Daniel
Male Chorus TM Voices at United Brethren Church
Tuesday evening program by McDowell Club at United Brethren Church features a male chorus. Tickets priced at $1.00 with Geo C Wille Music Store handling advance sales. Call the Community Fund by its own name to participate as a civic duty.
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United Brethren Church
McDowell Club
Geo, C. Wille Music Store
Young Plan May Solve Debt Maze
Paris may 4 chair Owen D Young urged a set of annuities for final settlements of reparations with safeguards for Germany. Dr Hjalmar Schacht agreed conditionally if creditors accept. Plan would run about 1.8 billion marks initially, rising then to over 2 billion, extending 58 years, with emphasis on economic safeguards over politics. Delegates promised prompt consideration amid absent French leader Emile Moreau.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World
Canton Daily News
Paris
Owen D. Young
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Young
Nowers
Schacht
Kogo Mori
Emile Moreau
Thone
Rail Speed War Announced Across Northwest Rail Lines
Chicago dispatch reports a speed war as railroads cut travel times from the Midwest to the coast. Great Northern leads with about seven hours shaved from Portland routes, followed by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Milwaukee with a five hour reduction. Goal is to give business travelers an extra day on trips.
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Chicago
John
Middle West
Great Northern
Portland
Milwaukee
St Paul
Wth
Toll of Berlin Riots Reaches 23 With 270 Injured
Berlin reported at least 23 dead and about 270 wounded from May Day rioting as police, armored cars, and planes hunted snipers. Authorities said 215 suspects are under action and investigations target a central organization behind the disturbances.
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Eric Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Neukoelln
Customs Force Raids U S Cruiser In Port
In New York on May 4 the U S Navy light cruiser Richmond was combed by 50 customs officers aboard the Hudson River in a liquor hunt. No contraband was found after a full sweep of sea bags lockers and gun turrets. Prosecution in U S courts over the Vestris sinking may follow after British inquiry disclosures about cargo concealment.
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U. S
Vestril
New York
United States Navy
Richmond
Guantanamo
Cuba
Hudson River
96Th St
John McGill
Chris ‘Schmidt
H. W. Osterhaus
Inspector Schmidt
New York World News Service
United States
Vestris
Virginia Capes
Tuttle
Man's condition fools doctors at Mercy Hospital
Howard Stock Jr of Cambridge Ohio collapsed on a Cambridge street after visiting his estranged wife in Wheeling West Virginia. Attendants sought explanations for his hours of unconsciousness but found no injury or poison traces. He regained consciousness around midnight and was reported in good condition.
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Mercy Hospital
Howard Stock, Jr
Cambridge
Wheeling
W. Va
5Th St
Reed Denies Involvement in Chicago Sanitary District Case
Former Sen James A Reed denied being retained to defend Chicago sanitary district trustees indicted by a Cook County grand jury on conspiracy and embezzlement charges. He said he knows nothing about the case beyond newspaper reports.
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Kansas City, Mo
James A. Reed
Chicago Sanitary District
Cook Co
Canton Daily News offers Terrier home game tickets for card 1742 holder
The holder of Canton Daily News baseball schedule card No 1742 who brings the card and today's edition to the News Office will receive a pair of tickets for a Terrier home game.
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Canton Daily News
News’ Office
Newspaper Authority in City Talks on Crime
Editor Marlen E. Pew argues newspapers bear sole responsibility for combating crime and civic corruption through publicity. He warns of public apathy, defines graft as treason, and urges editors to mobilize communities for law enforcement. He notes rackets are linked to business and industry and require citywide publicity.
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Newspaper Authority
Louise Beebout
America
Marlen FE. Pew
Canton
Mr. Pew
Pew
Red Feather Badge Marks Community Fund Subscribers
The badge showing a red feather designates subscribers to the 1929 Community Fund. The appeal urges readers to subscribe out of self interest, noting personal benefit from aiding the community.
Moving service aids those facing relocation
The Canston Storage Co Ady promotes moving day relief through an expert service. The Community Fund supports help for those without resources by making the process more systematic and easier.
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The
Canston Storage Co
Ady
Judge Favors Road Hogs in Court Suit
In New Haven on May 4 Judge Walter M. Pickett ruled for road hogs stating a pig has as much right to the highway as a car. John Biondi of East Haven sued for 2000 damages after his auto was wrecked when a driver avoided a drove of pigs owned by Gerardo Triumfo and struck a tree. The judge then directed a non-suit after evidence was presented.
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New Haven
Conn
Common Pleas
Walter M. Pickett
Pickett
John Biondi
East Haven
William Green
Gerardo Triumfo
Germany ready to quit arms talks at Geneva
Germany signaled temporary withdrawal from the disarmament preparatory commission as Berlin awaits reaction to Bernstorff’s report. Russia and China threaten to withdraw after Moscow and Nanking rejected proportional reduction and outlawing conscription. The Franco American compromise on budget and stock limits failed to gain support, leaving no effective limit on war materials.
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Albin Bb. Johnson
New York World
Canton Daily News
Geneva
Germany
Preparatory Commission
Bernstorff
Lord Cushenden
Gibson
Pence Reduced to Patrolman after suspension
After an internal investigation, Safety Director Harry M. Kimbel reduced Sergt. Joseph Pence to patrolman effective May 1. Pence faced charges of unbecoming conduct and issuing improper orders. He may appeal within 10 days to the civil service commission. Chief Hexamer must name a temporary sergeant until a regular appointment is made.
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Sergt
Joseph Pence
Harry M. Kimbel
Pence
Kimbel
Earl Hexamer
Patrolman Held For Questioning In Coberg Death
In New York a patrolman tied to Mrs. Helen Coberg of Astoria faced solitary confinement as investigators questioned 50 witnesses about her death from brutal injuries at Mansfield Hall Hotel on April 24. Authorities said the suspect is an outsider and not linked to Coberg’s family.
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iNews World News Service
New York
Helen Coberg
Astoria
Queens
Flower Hospital
Mansfield Hall
50Th St
47Th St
Pasecocelli
O'Brien
Mulrooney
Stapleton
Pascocelli
W. 47Th
25 Passengers Rescued From City of Buffalo After Lake Erie Storm
25 passengers were safely landed in Cleveland after two nights aboard a disabled steamer. The City of Buffalo was towed by its sister ship City of Erie to Ashtabula harbor for engine investigation next week. The stranded freighter D. M. Philbin lay wrecked near Conneaut with 33 crew members suffering injuries and hunger.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
City of Buffalo
City of Erie
City of
Buffalo
Ashtabula
D. M. Philbin
Conneaut Harbor
Philbin
Classified offers and notices in Canton Daily News
Bits of news from today's classified section describe items for sale such as a Worsted Wilton rug and a furnished front bedroom in a private home. Lost items include a Garnet brooch and a black purse. The notice invites readers to consult the classified section for more offers and notices.
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Canton Daily News
Bundles of Satisfaction Ad Turns Up in Laundry Ad
An advertisement fragment shows Dial 7321 4 bundles of satisfaction priced at 22940. It names The Miler Laundry Co and Sport ing Goods at 229 Cleveland Ave NW with Ady involved in the listing.
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The
Miler Laundry Co. Dy
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