Noesser and Take to Air Dawn Breaks Over Atlantic Bid
Capt Nungesser and Maj Coll prepared for the Paris to New York transatlantic attempt from Le Bourget. The aviators planned a pre-dawn takeoff with weather foreseen as fair, aiming to beat 40 hours en route while avoiding field hazards and heavy crowds.
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Bourget
France
Charles Sesser
Bird
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le Bourget
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Fnyer
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Capt
Nunn
Maj
Colt
Puscorton
Hanles
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Coll
New York
Ireland
Halifax
Atlantic
Peording
Mungessee
Neighbor murder trial set after 26 years for county resident
A county man faces a first degree murder charge in the shooting of neighbor Ber Wehr and injuring his wife, with a trial slated after more than two decades of legal proceedings and delays. Police reports indicate the event stemmed from a dispute at a farm tied to Sageg by apple cider. The case, tied to Tepe in the area, proceeds as court preparations continue through the week.
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Dodsfield
Clayton gEalis
Clash Foreruns 80 000 Parade In Berlin
Police were called to quell clashes between Steel Helmets fascists and Communists in Berlin as 35 suspected Communists were arrested. Authorities fear the events may foreshadow tomorrow’s parade by about 80 900 Steel Helmets and anticipate possible confrontations with radicals in the capital.
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Berlin
Rome
Admiral Reiter donates to Mississippi flood relief fund
Rear Admiral George C. Reiter of New York City presented a 250 gift to support the Canton quota of 5 000 for Mississippi river flood sufferers. He made the donation Saturday while visiting his son and daughter in Cant on at 2226 Harvard Ave NW.
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Canton
George Co. Reiter
New York City
Admiral Reiter
George C. Relter, Jr
Harvard
Marines Stay in Nicaragua for Long Occupation
Washington reports American marines are settling in for a long stay in Nicaragua. No withdrawal seems possible while Adolfo Diaz remains president as disorders may erupt. Marines will disarm both sides under Henry L. Stimson’s orders as the revolution’s end nears in major military terms.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Adolfo Diaz
Henry L. Stimmon
Coolidge
Canton Merchant Sees Bright Outlook For Chest Drive
A Canton merchant reports a generally improving business outlook for 1927 after surveying 43 cities in Ohio and Pennsylvania. He finds Canton shows the strongest current condition and prospects, with low unemployment and rising payrolls, boosting Community Chest efforts. The Chest drive runs two days with subscriptions and business encouragement as dual goals under O W Renkert and local committees.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Canton
O. W. Renkert
Gen Andrews to Rule on Classics for U S Readings
Gen Lincoln Andrews, censor of imports, will meet with officials next week to decide if classic titles like Arabian Nights and Decameron should enter the United States. Treasury officials have already barred several modern works for explicit sex content, while ongoing review of Arabian Nights proceeds.
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Washington
Lincoln
Andrews
Gen. Andrews
United States
New York
Board of Customs Censorship
Treasury
Frank Dow
Alladin
Solons Ponder Over Problems In Ohio Legislature
Ohio legislative leaders, facing a about to reconvene Monday, weigh plans to wipe out a state treasury deficit. Senate and House GOP leaders Bolton and Dodd plan talks with Gov. Donahey Sunday night on revenue measures. Auditor Tracy warns deficits may reach 13.9 million by June 20 and 29 million by year end 1928.
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Columbus
Ohio
CC. C. Bolton
Cleveland
Martin Dodd
Toledo
Senate
House
Ohio Negislature
Joseph T. Tracy
General Revenue
New Democratic Policy Urged By Progressive Leader
Huston Thompson, militant Progressive, warned that the Democratic party faces defeat in 1928 unless it abandons the nullification issue and targets the effort to give Calvin Coolidge a third term. Speaking before the National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement League, he criticized Coolidge’s government as secret and denounced “special privilege” in high places. Thompson, a former FTC member, urged pre election tactics change.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Calvin Coolidge
Huston Thompson
National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League
al Smith
Thompson
Coolidge
The
Federal Trade Commission
Clerks Office Chair Breaks Again in Strasburg Clerk’s Office
Vernon L. Clapper, clerk of courts, Strasburg, says a fourth chair in his office broke today since he took the post four years ago. He attributed the breakage to defective materials as he wedged a 280 pound chair into place.
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New Philadelphia
Vernon L. Clapper
Strasburg
Clapper
Flood relief goal raised to 15 million dollars
The American Red Cross faces a shortfall in Mississippi valley flood relief after reaching 19.99 million collected. A new fund-raising target of at least 15 million dollars is planned for mid next week to meet the vast relief and rehabilitation needs.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Ned Cross
Ship Only Hope For Lost Flyer
Rio de Janeiro May 7 authorities hold hope for Capt. St. Roman the French trans Atlantic flyer missing after leaving Benegal two days overdue. A game steamer may have picked him up or he may have landed on a remote Brazilian coast, with chances of finding him narrowing.
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Rio Janeiro
St. Roman
Benegal
Widow Hopeful Gray Resigned in Queens Death Case
In Queens Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Juana Gray await a jury verdict on bludgeoning Albert Snyder. They face possible death in the electric chair or life imprisonment with a judge to instruct the jury Monday.
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James L. Kilgall
Long Island City
Queens
Ruth Snyder
Henry Juana Gray
Albert Mnyder
Lfe
Judd
Five Prohibition Officers Indicted in Murder Case
Ironton Ohio May 7 Five Lawrence county prohibition officers were indicted for first degree murder after an investigation into the March 10 death of Robert Belt a Proc terville farmer. The indicted deputies are Marshal Mell Neff Charlie Corbiey Carl Bowen John Hawthorn and Jess Forgey.
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Ironton
Lawrence Co Prohibition
Robert Beilta
Procterville Farmer
Marshal Mell Neff
Procterville
Charlies Corbiey
Carl Bowen
John Hawthorn
Jess Forgey
Star Witness Louis Maser Takes Stand in Police Conspiracy Trial
Louis K. Maser, a defendant in the Canton murder case, is set to testify as a new star witness. The trial features detective Streitenberger and a web of alleged collusion with organized vice, with prosecutors aiming to corroborate Maser’s confession and connect prior testimonies to a broader plot. Judge Frank M. Clevenge presides, known for limiting technicalities.
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Dennis Gy
Serrtt
Floyd IK
Streitenberger
Charde
Canton
Organized Vice
Don Rh
Mellett
Alliance
Wtween
Vice
Patrick E. MacDermott
Gunn
Ben Finchner
State Penitentiary
James H. Robertson
Frank Z
Cour
Treitenberger
Crounty
Frank M. Clevenge
Wilmington
Pr de
Louis EK
Maser
Morag
Mireiten Berger
Mazer
Maser A4
Poli Carey
May És Friends
Thelma
Canton Daily News Launches Metropolitan Sunday Magazine
The Canton Daily News introduces a new metropolitan Sunday magazine replacing the tabloid format. It features exclusive content, full color pages, a frontispiece, and illustrated up-to-date fashion, aimed at improving reader experience and matching big-city papers.
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Canton Daily News Today
Canton
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