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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
3
Indicted for Murder of Grocer in May Grand Jury Report
The May grand jury returned indictments charging Hoing a negro in charge of first degree murder for a holdup that led to the death of grocer Zouncourides. The panel also named Baltzer for larceny of an inhabited gun and several others for robbery burglary non support forgery and liquor and note offenses as part of a broad set of indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Hoing
Baltzer
S Santos and
Valentine
Small
Wiliam Amon
Oak
Howard Stickler
Horace
George N
Carmine Cuifo
Rth
Clyde Clement
Otto Weiler
Prohibition raid yields fines for interference with officers
Lena Marku and Dan Novak were fined 100 each plus costs by Judge Bowman for hindering officers during a prohibition raid at 1010 Stast SE. Officers testified they broke a locked door with a sledge hammer after a bolted entry and found Mrs. Marku at the sink with water running and no liquor odor. Novak claimed he acted as an outpost and challenged the Roma nian word zippa, while witnesses said children were nearby and doors and windows were barricaded to delay entry. The judge cited the statute against hindering officers and called the offense a misdemeanor with some teeth to the prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
Lena Marku
Dan Novak
Bowman
Miller
Bodenheimer
van Allman
Novak
Marku
Rum Fleet Hampered by Padlock Court and Prohibition Crackdown
Federal officials in New York report intensified action against rum smuggling as Seabright seizures and a seized vessel draw attention to the Volstead era crackdown. Merrick notes smugglers face stern enforcement and new ships will be targeted amid a broader dry navy campaign. A12 planes launch from the Narrows to disrupt supply routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckner
New York
Seabright
Coast Guard
Merrick
Prohibition
Rical Fton
N. Y
Foremen’s Final Lecture Planned at Canton School
The Canton foremen will hear the final lecture Thursday night at 7:30 in McKinley School. A general summary of other lectures will be given and new points for the foremen to consider will be discussed. Blue will deliver the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley School
Blue
Death notices for Frank S. Sheetz and related family obituaries
Frank S Sheetz 72 died suddenly Monday. Funeral Thursday at 9 in St Johns Catholic Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs M A Freed and Mrs Carl Thoman and two sons A Sheetz and C V Sheetz. Vernier family mentions Louisville relatives. Arrangements pending with reference to Reformed church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sheetz
St. John's
M. A. Freed
Man
A. Sheetz
C. V. Sheetz
Canton
Harvey Clapper
Lakewood
Carl Thoman
Louisville
Maximo
Vernier
Joseph Oyster
Harry Brandon
Amanda Lair
Prgernier
Lair Freda Vernier
Infant Death Rates Rise in Canton and Ohio Reports
The United States vital statistics report shows Canton with an infant death rate of 80.7 per thousand in 1924, up 18.9 from 1923, with 2,477 births and 200 infant deaths. Alliance, Massillon, and other Ohio areas reported varying birth and death figures, including declines in infant mortality in several counties. Nationwide, birth rates rose in 16 of 25 states while death rates fell in 23 of 29 states, Ohio among those with record low infant deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
United States Vital Statistics Report
Bureau of Census
Washington
Alliance
Massillon
Department
Census Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court Rules Tax Not Apply to Telegraphed Firms
The Ohio Supreme Court, with four of seven judges concurring, ruled yesterday that Cincinnati occupational tax ordinance does not apply to telegraph companies and railways. The decision bases its ruling on state excise taxes being an occupational tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Nephew testifies in Mrs Wise poison case at Medina
One victim, a nephew, testifies against Martha Wise who stands trial for murdering three relatives. He reveals lifelong suffering from poison linked to water buckets at the Gienke home as prosecutors seek life imprisonment. The defense argues insanity and seeks hospital commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Martha Wise
Fred Gienke
Wise
Gienke
Joseph Seymour
Interurban Trainmen Favor Arbitration Over Strike
About 200 Interurban trainmen of the N O T and L Co voted 121 to 38 to accept arbitration with the company over whether bus drivers may join the trainmen's union. If divisions fail to settle, the dispute goes to an arbitration board after Canton and Massillon vote, with Akron also to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Union
N. O. T. and L. Co
Canton City
Massillon
Akron City
Have a Cigar Patrolman Welcomes A Daughter
Patrolman E H Ritz shares a proud moment as he becomes father to an eight pound daughter. Mrs Ritz and the newborn are reported healthy at their home 415 Gibbs ayd NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ritz
Bell given 30 days and fine for delinquency case
Adolph Bell was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a young girl in a hearing Tuesday afternoon before Juvenile Judge A. L. Deal. He was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse and ordered to pay a $25 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Bell
A. L. Deal
Hudson fined for drunken conduct after gun flash allegation
William Hudson faced Judge Bow morning on charges of being drunk and suspicious after a Tuesday incident near Cherry av SE detention hospital. He admitted drinking but denied flashing a gun as an armed posse surrounded him. the sun was not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hudson
Cherry Av SE
Bowman
Hudson
Massillon Man Goes to Jail For Traffic Court Apathy
Edward Knobb, 20, of W Cherry Street extension Massillon, spent Tuesday night in the county jail after ignoring a summons to answer to a charge of violating traffic laws. He was arrested Sunday on the Massillon Brookfield Road for reckless driving after chasing other cars off the road and driving his car into a ditch. He failed to appear Monday, and a warrant was issued Tuesday. Justice A B Correll fined him 25 dollars and costs Wednesday and suspended his driving privilege for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Knobb
W. Cherry St
Massillon
Knobb
Massillon-Brookfield
George Eyer
Eyler
A. B. Correll
Massillon plans petition drive for 3 mill tax levy
Massillon planning a city wide petition campaign to secure 3600 signatures before May 15 to place a 3 mill extra levy on the June tax payment. A meeting of 1090 citizens at the Presbyterian church will organize a house to house canvass after a survey shows about 1000 signatures from petitions in local shops. Earl Sheldon pleads guilty to petit larceny in municipal court and is fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
May
Presbyterian Church
Ecity
Banquest
Earl Sheldon
Municipal Court
Three Autos Collide In Massillon Intersection
Massillon on Tuesday afternoon three autos collided at Charles and Wheats. J Larkin of Massillon House Furnishing was hit by LG Edwards of Oakwood Street, sending Edwards into Sarbin’s car. A truck driven by Laula Hamel of Russell and Company was blamed for excessive speed. Sarbin and Edwards escaped injury with damage to axles and steering parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Charles and
Wheats
J. Larkin
Massillon House Furnishing Company
LG. Edwards
Oakwood St
Sarbin
Laula Hamel
The
Russell and Company
Edward
Chicken thieves steal 31 chickens in Massillon
In Massillon on Duncan street two chicken coops were robbed Monday night. Thieves pried rocks from coop entrances and escaped with 20 hens from William Curtis at 1307 Duncan and 11 from Louis Nest at 1228 Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Duncan
William Curtis
Duncan St
Louis Nest
Officers Installed at Massillon Rotary Dinner Event
Massillon May 6. Officers will be installed at a dinner for Rotarians their wives and lady friends Thursday evening at 6 30 in the Massillon Woman's Club hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massulon
Massillon
Ehib
City Officials Mediate Shoe Dispute At Station
May 6, Solomon Massillon. Chief Erie, Patrolman Fellabom and a solicitor arbitrate a quarrel between a distressed woman and a shoe polisher over a ruined shoe. After a short investigation a stain suggests blame, the shoe polisher pays eighty cents, and the party departs cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massililon
Rile
A. Kuhn
Folin Bom
Erie
Vatrolman Fellabom
Kuhn
Eric
Minua
Stolen Chevrolet Tourine Car Found Abandoned in Massillon
A Chevrolet tourine car stolen about a month ago in Alliance was found abandoned by police this morning on Plum Street in Massillon. The machine’s Heensa number HS4 525 was noted and authorities notified Canton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Alliance
AlManca
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Eport
Robinson Crusoe
the Central Savings Bank and Trust Company Incorporated
Canton , Ohio
Plan Campaign For
Arthur
Hull Bros. Sterling
Hull Bros
Court House
Geo. D. Harter Bank
Market Ave
Globe
Globe Generous Credit
Roper Corporation
Roper-Apex
W. L. Powers
Powers
Solomon
Shiner
Tee Roin
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