Curtis Will Challenge Canton Mayoral Removal
Canton Ohio ex mayor C C Curtis vows to file in the Ohio Supreme Court and possibly the U S Supreme Court to challenge Gov Donahey s order removing him from the Canton mayoralty He says he is the rightful mayor and ready to perform duties while deposed safety director E E Turner is cited as involved in the case Ball as acting mayor declines comment on the letter Curtis sent from Canton City Hall detailing his claim and intent.
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Canton
C. C. Curtis
Vic Donahey
Ohio Supreme Court
United Supreme Court
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Turner
E. E
Curtis
Gover
Preme Court
Yor Ball
Hig Suc
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C. C Curtis
Ball
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Lowing
Harles M. Ball
Ity Hall
Anton
Ohio
Mr. Ball
Donahey
Ware
Three New Patrolmen Named Corporation Tax Provision
Washington May 9. The senate tax plan would force corporations to distribute nearly all earnings. Businessmen warn such a policy would imperil prosperity and raise interest rates, hindering U S business expansion and prompting a presidential veto.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Congress
Senate
United States
Maurer family tragedy linked to tainted meat in Ohio store
May 9 report from Eveland notes Joe Maur died and several relatives hospitalized after consuming tainted meat. Names include Frank 43, Toney 18, Mary 17, Josephine 23, with the father and others in critical condition. Investigators test stock from the local store to determine contamination. District residents remain unsettled as authorities probe the fatal incident.
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Eveland
Joe Mauris
Weiners
Nse
Frank
Toney
Mary
Josephine Maurer
Cleveland
LN Confesses Store Hold Up
An individual from LN confessed to holding up a pawn shop on April 26 and escaping with jewelry. He claimed a woman drove him away but could not provide further details. Police reported finding a clothing item and continuing inquiries at daybreak.
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Als
Helpea
Al G Wild Animal Circus Set to Appear in Massillon
May 16 sees the Al G Wild Animal Circus visit Massillon with Kirchhofer reporting the event after a late May delay due to weather constraints.
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Ssillon
Kirchhofer
Massillon
McCulloch Enters Ohio Gubernatorial Race on GOP Ticket
Roscoe C. McCulloch of Canton announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor at the August primaries. He will campaign actively and visit every part of the state after declaring his decision following the presidential primaries.
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Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
McCulloch
Ohio
Driver Dies at Wheel in Ohio Auto Incident
Columbus May 9 A 40 year old carpenter Earle McKinley of Orient was found dead at the steering wheel of a parked auto on Harrisburg Pike three miles south of Grove City. Authorities believe he suffered a heart attack while driving.
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Earle McKinley
Carpenter
Orient
Harrisburg Pike
Grove City
McKinley
Wheeler Denies Jury Charges in Interior Permits Case
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana told the Borah committee he never practiced before the interior department land office or handled land permits. He said his career consists of lawsuits in Montana, many against corporations, and he denied the indictment alleging involvement after his election.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Borah Committee
Department of the Interior
Indtcment
Wheeler
Land Office
Department
Guilty Verdict in Liquor Sale Case
J. B. Curry of Minerva was found guilty in a trial before Judge Ayler on a liquor sale charge. He sought time to file a motion for a new trial and sentencing was not pronounced.
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J. B. Curry
Minerva
Ayler
Bishop Brown to Face Heresy Charges in Cleveland
Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio and formerly bishop of Arkansas will be tried publicly by nine bishops in Cleveland May 27 on charges of heresy. He says the case will test whether the entire Bible is to be accepted literally and claims modern science clashes with orthodoxy.
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William Montgomery Brown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Galion
Arkansas
Cleveland
Season's First Circus Arrives in Canton Amid Spectacle
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus paraded through Canton with lions, tigers, elephants, and elephants, attracting crowds as two performances planned for the day. Ten new Bengal tigers debut under Bob McPherson while Forter the famed jumper aims for a 9 foot 3 inch obstacle. Daytime and evening shows feature aerial acts, clowns, and trained animals on the fair grounds.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace
Canton
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Alance
Ohio
Akron
Fair Grounde
Bengal Tigers
Bob McPherson
Forter
Grand jury plan extends to midweek with partial report possible
Prosecutor C. B. McClintock said the current grand jury session began Monday and will run at least to midweek before recess. A partial report may be issued Friday afternoon. The Ruth Hunter murder investigation is not finished and the Curtis administration probe will wait until after recess.
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Grand Jury
C. B. McClintock
Ruth Hunter
Curtis
Real Estate Board Convention Charter Planned for D C Trip
Canton real estate officials charter a Pullman car to transport members to the annual real estate boards convention in Washington D C from June 3 to 6, announced Friday.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Real Estate Boards
Washington, D. C
Ohio Coolidge Campaign Spends 9613 in Ohio Primary
The Ohio Coolidge headquarters report shows 9613 spent in the pre primary campaign with 9597 in contributions. Manager Hoke Donithen filed the expense statement with Secretary of State Brown noting the group is 16.70 in the hole after the state presidential preference primaries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Coolidge
Hoke Donithen
Brown
Massillon Residents Seek Road Improvement West of City
A Massillon delegation asked county commissioners to improve a 3.1 mile road from the Massillon Wooster road to Massillon Millersburg road. The plan would pass near the new Massillon Country Club. Tuscarawas said no road funds would be available this year and only part of 1925 funding was possible.
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Massillon-Wooster
Massillon-Milleraburg Ro
New
Massillon Country Club
Tuscara
Six Drowned in Flood Water at Back Creek
Martinsburg West Virginia May 9 A mountain tragedy cost the lives of William Miller 38 his wife and four small children They were drowned last night in Back Creek flood waters while returning home The water may have swept their car from a bridge or Miller may have missed the bridge The sole survivor is a small boy who did not accompany his parents
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Martinsburg
W. Va
William Miller
Back Creek
City Grants Free Paints to Mark Lorain Streets
Lorain officials report 80 paint samples poured in to mark safety zones on pavements. City Service Director Newton N. Colbert says the city now has enough to complete the job without purchasing additional paint.
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Lorain
Newton N. Colbert
Sponseller Opens New Canton Life Insurance Office
L. V. Sponseller has taken over the general agency of Cleveland Life Insurance Co for Stark county and will handle a general line of life insurance. He previously worked three years at First Trust and Savings Bank and has lived in Canton most of his life. Office is in the Citigona Bank building.
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General Agency
Cleveland Life Insurance Co
Stark Co
L. V. Sponseller
Mr. Sponseller
First Trust and Sayings Bank
Canton
Citigona Bank
Can ton Police Department Adds Three New Officers
Mayor Ball appointed three new members to the Can ton police department at noon Friday. Harry Shrouds John M Plotner and Stare Bodenhemer will fill existing vacancies after Lengel recommended them. Ten more officers will be named by Mayor Hall in coming days under an ordinance approved over a year ago.
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Canton Police Department
Ball
John Mplotner
40Th St NW
Stare Bodenhemer
Walnut
A. Lengel
Lengel
Drty Council
C. Curtis
Hall
Many Would Be City Patrolmen
Pollee Chief 8 A Lengel interviewed scores of applicants on Friday morning for positions in the police department. Thirteen men were announced to be added within the next several days and appointments will be by Mayor Ball after investigation of records and qualifications. Chief Lengel said he would report his findings to the mayor Friday afternoon and appointments likely follow at once.
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Pollee
A. Lengel
Ball
Lengel
Gillett Announces Senate Run With White House Backing
Washington May 9 Speaker Frederick H. Gillett announced his candidacy for the Senate seat held by Senator Walsh. He said the bid followed Gov. Channing Cox's refusal and received personal urging from President Coolidge with administration support assured.
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Frederick H. Gillett
House Today
Walsh
Gillett
Senate
Channing Cox
Massachusetts
Coolidge
New Cardinal Arrival in New York With Mundelein Aboard
The Garbergia will reach New York in the outer bay at 4 p m with Cardinal Mundelein aboard. A delegation led by Mayor Hylan will receive him and a special launch will transfer him ashore. About 400 Illinois clergymen are on hand to greet the Chicago cardinal. He will be driven through the city after landing at the Battery.
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New York
Mundelein
Hylan
Illinois
Chicago
Madame Lina Cavalieri Fractures Arm in Fall
Paris reports opera star Madame Lina Cavalieri fractured her arm in a fall at her Neuilly villa today. No further details were provided about her condition or treatment.
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Paris
Lina Cavalieri
Neulily
Mota Wounded in Fencing Match in Madrid
In Madrid on May 9 Lieut. Mota, son of a famed Spanish general, sustained serious injuries during a fencing bout. Medical teams rushed to assist and stabilize him.
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Madrid
Lieut. Mota
First Two Of Condemned Half Dozen Go Bravely
Amite Louisiana May 9 The death march for six Italian men condemned for the Calmes murder began at noon with two hanged nearly simultaneously. Joseph Bocchio holed and collapsed as the first two were executed Leona and Deamore faced the gallows bravely while Lemantia wounded by self inflicted stab wound was rushed to the scaffold. The crowd and officials watched as the men were hanged and cut down after brief delays.
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Dallas Calmes
Natale Deamore
Roy Leona
Joseph Hoechle
Hbocchio
Deamore
Leona
Louisiana
Andre Lemantia
Lemantia
Two Personal Crisis Reports From Cincinnati Shootings
Two suicides are reported in Cincinnati as Henry Mayers, 73, a retired stone mason, ends his life with a shotgun after a series of alleged attempts. John Hillebrandt, 71, a carpenter, dies at home after shooting himself as his wife prepared breakfast.
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Cincinnati
Henry Mayers
John Hillebrandt
Judge sentences agent for false badge misconduct in case at Cleveland
Federal Judge Westenhaver declares war on misusing agents. He sentences Brownie Mastheca to four years in the Atlanta penitentiary for kidnapping prisoners and taking money with a forged badge. The judge warns harsher punishments for similar misconduct to deter enforcement officers.
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Clevland
Westenhaver
Prohibition
Brownie Mastheca
Atlanta
Justice of the Peace
Fire injures two at Eagle Grocery plant in Jersey City
Two firefighters were injured battling a blaze at the Eagle Grocery company plant in Jersey City. The fire caused an estimated 175000 dollars in damage.
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Jersey City
Eagle Grocery Company
Compromise Tax Plan Nears Final Passage
Washington May 9 The new tax reduction bill rewritten by a Democratic insurgent coalition faced a presidential veto as it neared final enactment in the Senate. Insurgent allies pushed administration tax policies, while Republican leaders backed minority amendments and Smoot signaled a shift in opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Mellon
Smoot
Utah
Preate
Coolidge Hughes Japan Exclusion Date Issue
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes seek to extend the exclusion date to March 1 1925 for Japanese immigrants. House approval expected, Senate opposition stronger. If either house rejects a conference report, the bill returns to conference and July 1 date may be readopted and ratified.
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Washngton
Coolidge
Hughes
House
Senate
Appointing Receivers Sought for Columbus Rail Co
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Co. of New York seeks receivership for the Columbus Newark and Zanesville Electric Railway Co. in a foreclosure suit in federal court. The trust company claims a $1,250,000 mortgage and alleged interest defaults by the railway.
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Columbus
Columbus, Newark and
Zanesville Electric Railway Co
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Co
New York
Federal District Court
Woman wounded in May shooting at Allen home
In Youngstown on May 9 a woman identified as Mrs Louis Allen was shot in the hip and a visitor, Henry Bunn, was grazed by a bullet during a shooting affray at the Allen residence. Police questioned the woman's husband today in connection with the case.
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Youngstown
Louis Allen
Henry Bunn
Allen
Ohio Bell rate case recess in Dayton delays cross examination
The hearing on Ohio Bell Telephone's rate schedule filing in Dayton resumes in the week of May 12 before the public utilities commission. A recess was taken after cross examination of W. T. Anthony, the company's general traffic manager.
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Dayton
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
W. T. Anthony
General Traffic
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