Steel Magnates See U S Mergers Differ On Strategy
Leaders of the steel industry meeting at the Iron and Steel Institute said the business situation is solid though merger views vary. Charles Schwab favored mergers as a natural step while James Farrell warned the bloom is off the rose and urged focus on current business. Farrell also defended wages and labor practices, while others like Grace and Girdler projected gradual improvement and stronger prices ahead. The group agreed the industry faces a severe test but expects a healthier, growing year with improved conditions in the latter half.
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United Press
New York
Iron and Steel Institute Today
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corp
James Farrell
United States Steel Corp
Farrell
The
Steel Corporation
Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
Thomas L. Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
Horace 8. Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Co
Ruins of Tent Colony at Prison in Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus faced a planned plot to wreck workshops and start fires amid overcrowding and recent fatal guard fire. Convicts, guards, and hunger strikes marked a tense 24 hours as 50 ringleaders were moved to Manafield Reformatory and stockade inmates endured sun and makeshift shelters.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
National
P. E. Thomas
Manafield Reformatory
Judge Heller Recalls Past Case in Meat Probe
In Chicago on May 9 Judge Sam al Heller presided as Lawrence Zimski faced a meat dealing charge. The judge asked if Zimski had prior court appearances and learned he had appeared five years earlier when the judge had represented him, winning a $1500 civil judgment. Zimski received six months probation.
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Chicago
Samal Heller
Lawrence Zimski
Zinski
Heller
Zimski
Local Classifieds Listing Missing Details
Fragmentary classified text mentions a small house with six rooms and hardware items. It references a Daily News Classified Department and various partial phrases, but lacks clear names, dates, or complete contact information.
Eviction Ordered as Riots Roil India Near Poona
In Bombay a government alert followed rumors of attacks by independence activists. European residents of Talegaon were told to evacuate before noon as mobs threatened a glass factory. Poona faced violence with 50 killed and 300 to 400 injured amid rioting surrounding Gandhi's imprisonment.
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Bombay
India
Poona
Mahatma Gandhi
Surat
Talegaon
Sholalpur
Canton Sees Cooler Weather With Weekend Forecast
Slightly cooler weather moved into Canton Friday with temperatures dropping to the 60s and a refreshing breeze. The day ended just shy of the record with a high near 82 while forecasts call for fair conditions today and showers on Saturday as a heat wave, already claiming lives, eases along the North Atlantic seaboard.
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Canton
Mercury
New York
North Atlantic Seaboard
Ride victim identified as Harry Anthony in Cook County
The identified victim of a gangland ride on a rural Cook County road is Harry Anthony, who arrived from Toledo five weeks ago. His wife Betty recognized his bullet-riddled features at the morgue after visiting alone. A weekend excursion to Cleveland is advertised with a $2.25 round trip and other travel specials.
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Chicago
Ride
Cook Co Road
Harry Anthony
Toledo
Betty
Progress Exposition Showcases Canton in Hall of Progress
A Canton segment visits Meyers Lake Park Exposition to view 159 booths and hear constant nail driving as evidence of progress. The display recreates an old Canton country store with grocers demonstrating traditional food handling before health boards. An electric train runs around the scene, illustrating advancement.
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Anton and
Stark Co
Meyers Lake Park
Canton
Canton Grocers
Boards of Health
McCulloch Vote Seen As Impacting Ohio Fall Vote
HITS M'CULLOCK DAILY NEWS BUREAU reports that Senator Roscoe C. McCulloch's approval of Judge John J. Parker's Supreme Court nomination will shape the November contest. Democratic state chairman Henry G. Brunner says the fall senatorial race will serve as a referendum on McCulloch's actions and Gov. Cooper's appointment, framing Parker's fight as a test of using a high court seat for political ends and human rights safeguards.
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Gov. Cooper
Senate
Brunner
Sen. McCulloch
Parker
Supreme Court
Market Burned at Cleveland
Cleveland May 9 Sheriff Street Market, once a city landmark for four decades, was nearly destroyed by a three alarm fire of unknown origin. Loss estimated at 175000 dollars. A pall of smoke hung downtown as the rambling building burned. Two firefighters overcome by fumes and a third injured slightly in the effort.
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Cleveland
Sheriff Street
Indictments Expected From May Grand Jury Report
A May grand jury report to be filed in common pleas court Friday afternoon is expected to contain several important indictments. The report will be partial, with jurors returning next week to finish their work. Adv. indicates placement in Sherrick Field on Broad near Fulton road for Every Day Ohio PRAK-TEES Golf Co. advertisements.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Prak-Tees” Golf Co
Sherrick Field
Broad
Fulton Road
Adv
Army Flyers Die in Crash at Langley Field
Two army aviators died and a third was seriously injured when two planes collided while completing an air review at Langley Field Virginia for visitors including the American Bankers Association. The dead were Lieut. Col. Phra Amara 35 Siamese Air Corps veteran and Lieut. Robert J. Brown Jr Farmington Massachusetts. The injured was Capt. Percy G. Black 36 of the 5th Field Artillery son of Maj. Gen. William M. Black retired.
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Langley Field
Ft. Monroe
American Bankers’ Association
Phra Amara
Siamese Air Corps
Robert J. Brown
Farmington
Mass
Percy G. Black
Th Field Artillery
William M. Black
Treaty Goes in Force Lisbon Portugal Finland Pact
A new commercial treaty between Portugal and Finland took effect today. It grants most favored nation treatment, commits Portugal to protect Finnish trademarked articles, and ensures that only genuine Port, Madeira, and Muscatel of Setubal wines are sold under those names.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Finland
Madeira
Musecatel
Setubal
Yale riot detained as police quell student unrest
In New Haven on a May morning police subdued Yale University students after a clash that left six officers and many students injured. Fourteen students were arrested including two campus leaders sent by Dean Clarence Mendel to quell the disturbance that began in Berkeley Oval dormitory. Fire alarms added to the scene.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Clarence W. Mendel
Berkeley Oval
Population of Stark County Ups Population Figures
Census data released Friday shows Stark County population at 169 652 with several villages not yet reporting. Louisville adds 3 116 residents versus 2 966 ten years earlier. Minerva gains to 1 317 from 1 116 in 1920. Hartville at 1 942 up from 1 434. Navarre records 1 590 residents, up from 1 384 a decade ago.
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Stark Co
Louisville
Minerva
Hartville
Najvarre
Canton Retail Merchants Carnival of Buying Ad Campaign
Cooperative methods by Canton merchants create a major sales carnival tied to the Exposition of Progress sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. A full advertising section begins Saturday and runs all next week with 25 000 extra copies. Watch for more special ads and bargains from local merchants.
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Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Fund workers pass half way mark in drive
Canton's ninth annual Community Fund reached more than half its $403,100 goal by Friday noon with $240,175 subscribed. At the daily noon luncheon officials announced $85,381.54 had been donated in the last 24 hours as the drive continued.
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Canton
Community Fund Goal Reaches $403100 Target
The campaign shows progress with $240175 subscribed by Friday noon toward the $403100 goal. Local supporters, organizations, and donors contribute as the drive continues to fund community programs and services across the region.
Canton Community Fund Drive Faces Shortfall Amid Flat Subscriptions
The drive shows $34 425 from 20 subscribers and $20 293.89 from the civic fund group, with Canton Fund receiving $8 000. Some longtime supporters cut back while others, including Mr Smith and Mr Jones, reduced their gifts. Roosevelt School led with 100 percent participation as James Lenhart urged local youth to back community efforts.
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Tee
Civic Fund
North Canton
Canton Fund
W. E. Mason
Canton
Smith
Jones
Michae Conley
Community Fund
A. Orr
T. K. Harris
Louis Victor
Roosevelt School
C. J. Hill
James Lenhart
McKinley High School
Bids Opened for City Repaving and Widening Projects
The Service Director Haubold received bids Friday noon for repaving Market av N from south of 21st st to the corporation line, with widening to 30th at N to connect to an enhanced highway project. Also bids for Riverside Drive along East Creek, 14th st NW, Miami at NE, and 26th st NW improvements. The city board will award after engineering tabulation. Additional bids for gravel and widening are noted and more bids expected for Cleveland at NW and SW.
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Market Av N
21St St
Corporation
Riverside Drive
East Creek
Tuscarawas St
6Th St
14Th St
Fulton Rd
Ridgerd
Miami
16Th
18Th
26Th St NW
Cleveland
West Corporation
Th St
Ridgeway Av
9Th
City Board of Control
Pidts Alsa
50 Killed in Filipino Fight in Mindanao Village
Manila May 9 Upwards of 50 persons were believed killed in fighting that began last night between Moro outlaws and the Philippine constabulary in a native village in Mindanao Kawayan district. Captain James Grinsted American provincial commander was shot in the leg during the engagement. A detachment of the constabulary was ambushed as they marched past an apparently abandoned village. The Moros appeared well armed and had lain in wait for the troops.
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Manila
P. IL
Philippine Constabulary
Kawayan
Mindanao
James Grinsted
Constabulary
Coffing Divorce Case Involving Two Husbands
Chicago report states Eileen Coffing aged 24 sought divorce from Warren O Coffing, after an apparent dispute with her first husband Atty A J Mussolet who she had previously enlisted. The filing details indicate a cross between past marriage and new matrimonial action.
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Chicago
Coffing
Eileen Coffing
A. J. Mussoletto
Warren O. Coffing
Pegu Ruins After Fire and Earthquake Mass Fatalities
In Burma's ancient Pegu city, visited by a United Press correspondent, more than 1,000 of the 14,000 residents are dead and hundreds may lie buried under debris from Monday's fire and earthquake. Other quake areas near Rangoon report 21 deaths.
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Rangoon
Burma
Pegu
Kingdom of
United Press
Girl Red Ends Hunger Strike in Warrensville Workhouse
Miss Lil Andrews, a Communist organizer, ends a seven day hunger strike at Warrensville workhouse. She began on May Day in solidarity with the Solidarity of the Workers of the World and to aid class war prisoners. Friends raised 39.20 to cover a 25 fine and related losses, shortening her sentence.
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Cleveland
Lil Andrews
Warrensville
Nellie Gethert
Miss Andrews
Chapin
Friends
Flyer Hops Off El Paso For Coast To Coast Flight Record
Frank Goldsborough a one year old holder of the junior transcontinental flight record began a flight from El Paso Texas to St Louis today en route to New Jersey. He aims to surpass a coast to coast time record of 34 hours and 3 minutes set earlier this week by arriving in Los Angeles from the east.
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EL Paso
Tex
Frank Goldsborough
St. Louis
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Canton Council No 55 to Attend Funeral Services
Members meet at the club room on 7.3 Friday evening to attend the funeral services for Brother Donald R. chards Councilor Adv.
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Canton Council No. 55
Donald R.chards
Adv
Roberts Named to Supreme Court Vacancy After Oil Case Fame
Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia, government prosecutor in naval oil cases, chosen by President Hoover for the Supreme Court vacancy caused by John J. Parker's rejection. A Republican noted for leading the Doheny Sinclair Fall cases, Roberts built a career as a top Philadelphia lawyer and long-time director of Bell Telephone and Equitable Life.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Hoover
United States Supreme Court
John J. Parker
United Press
Roberts
Sen
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
Canton
White House
Supreme Court
Doheny
Sinclair
Fall
Philadelphia Co
University of Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jefferson Medical College
Psi Upsilon
Phi Beta Kappa
Blast Kills Seven At Armour Plant In St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri a massive blast at the Armour and Co plant leveled a six story smoke house. Seven workers were killed and nine more believed buried beneath debris. Firemen suspect fumes from an ammonia plant caused the explosion as steam engines, derricks, and tractors worked to clear the wreckage.
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ST. Joseph
Armour & Co
Earthquake Near Urmia Lake Kills 2000 in Persia
A tremor near Urmia Lake in Persia on May 9 killed about 2,000 people and caused extensive destruction. Reports arriving today describe widespread damage and delayed casualty news from the region.
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Teheran
Persia
Urumiah Lake
Beverly Hills Census Outrage Sparks Town Growth Claim
A reader from Hills California notes Beverly Hills reports show a population jump from 674 in 1920 to 117428, calling it the fastest growing U S town, while joking that his own entry did not appear in the census and naming the local Chamber of Commerce as influential in the claimed boom.
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Oo. Hills
Cal
Beverly Hills
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
N. Y
Rogers
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