Doors Open Tonight for Exposition With Gala Parade
Exposition of Progress opens tonight at Meyeye Lake Park with a parade and a 21 gun salute. Canton officials forecast 12 000 to 13 000 attendees as 14 Geneva officers guard the park area while traffic routes are controlled. Plans include radio broadcasts from the exposition hall and a program featuring bands and entertainers.
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American Legion
Brother of Gun Girl Arrested in Castle County
Authorities in Pennsylvania identify a suspect linked to a holdup case as the brother of a woman described as the gun girl. The man, named Glenn Dague, faces charges in Butler County as investigations continue into a trio of bandits involved in a home invasion.
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Irene Shader
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Butler
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet and Names
A partial OCR snippet mentions fisheries terms and names in a disrupted line. No clear article subject, date, or events can be determined from the readable fragments.
Rear Admiral George Reiter dies at 85 years old
The long career naval officer and former commander in the Philippines passed away at his daughter's home in Canton. Retired since 1907, Reiter had wintered in California and summers at Newport, with travels to Canton and New York. He led the Wisconsin as his flagship and served as chairman of the lighthouse board.
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Courthouse Burned by Mob Sparks Texas Riot
In Sherman Texas on May 10 a mob attacked the courthouse after a double homicide case. Guards prevented further violence as flames swept the building. 225 guardsmen patrolled streets while officials debated compensation for attorney losses.
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Canton Man Plans 20 000 Foot Jump From Plane
Canton man Karl B Red Miller said he will jump from a Fairchild cabin monoplane at Akron airport weather permitting. He plans a 20 000 foot leap with a sealed barograph with cloud layers between the plane and earth. He expects to land 18 to 20 miles away depending on wind.
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Alliance Reads Plans for Ohio Air Taxi Link
May 10 reports that Alliance may become the first Ohio city connected to a rational air taxi system. Yellow Air Cab Co of Wichita Kansas discussed plans with local officials and Kenneth Ronan of Warrior Aeronautical Corp. The choice of engine for the taxi plane remains unsettled, with Warrior motor a likely option.
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Yellow Air Cab Co
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Warrior Aeronautical Corp
Alt ‘Taxi Co
Two Bombings Add to Chicago Year Amid Early Pineapple Explosions
In Chicago on May 10 two more explosions struck a restaurant and a real estate office, the latest in a string described as yearly pineapple explosions. No one was injured, and authorities noted the incidents as part of ongoing disturbances.
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Noon Friday Subscriptions Reach 240175
The campaign reports total funds subscribed by noon Friday at 240,175 dollars. The figure reflects ongoing contributions from supporters as the drive remains open for fundraising.
Record Heat Reaches New High Marks in 1999
A newspaper note reports record heat for 1999 as Friday afternoon saw the mercury rise to AB degrees with noon and early afternoon the peak. A cooling breeze prevented a continued rise and a drop of two degrees occurred overnight, with expectations of more hot days on Saturday.
Child Injured by Motorist in Sherrick Lane
Four year old William Nazzetti was struck by an eastbound car in the 1600 block of Sherrick Lane Friday and taken to Mercy Hospital with head injuries after the driver fled the scene.
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Senate Silent on Roberts Nomination Amid Debate
May 10 dispatch reports a Senate majority delaying judgment on President Hoover’s Supreme Court nominee Owen Roberts. Democratic and independent Republicans show caution or support, with objections hinted over Roberts’s stance on the 18th Amendment and constitutional matters. In another item, authorities report the body of Clarm Luci Berger found after a Wednesday argument with her father Napoleon B Campbell, with an autopsy ordered as a possible homicide investigation.
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Man Escapes Under Guard at Mercy Hospital
Earl Connor, under guard at Mercy Hospital Canton, escaped while nurses were at supper. Deputies conducted a citywide search as Connor, recently operated on, appeared weak yet vanished during the noon hour. Authorities suspected a relapse and planned to move him by car once located.
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Truck Driver Dies After Bridge Crash
Dover May 10 Grover E Bollan 31 of Rigersville died in Union Hospital from shock and a nerve injury after a truck crash into a bridge on the New Philadelphia Rigersville road last week He survived by his wife a daughter his mother and three sisters Funeral services will be held at the home Monday at 2 Cemetery
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Hoover Heads to Fishing Camp With White House Party
President Hoover travels by automobile to Tam and Rapidan Virginia for a weekend fishing trip. He is accompanied by Associate Justice Stone, Interior Secretary Wilbur, Assistant Secretary Mark Sullivan, newspaperman Hubert Work, ex-Interior Secretary Lawerence Richey, Hoover secretary Joel Boon White, and Dr. Joel Boone. A memorial service is announced for Sunday evening at the temple with family and friends invited.
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Hoover plans national park tour after presidency
May 10 report notes an enduring wish by Herbert Hoover to visit the national parks. Then secretary of commerce he spoke of touring the parks if he ever became president, recalling era of early discussions with associates in the west.
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Hoover
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Secretary of Commerce
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Arkansas Storm Claims One Life Across State
A destructive storm sweeping from eastern Oklahoma into western Arkansas left one dead near Crosett and several injured. A car wreck caused by a tornado injured Mrs. J. B. Turner and three companions. crops and buildings were damaged across scattered areas, with university facilities at Fayetteville reported damaged.
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Maharajah to Take Throne in Indore
Indore India May 10 The stepson of an American born woman Nate Miller of Seattle was installed with full ruling powers as Maharajah Yeshawant of Indore at a ceremony marked by Magnificent oriental splendor. He had ruled with partial powers since 1925 after his father abdicated and took refuge with Abdul Kadir.
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Death of Jamen Oliver Curwood Jr in plane crash
In Owosso Michigan on May 10 1939 Jamen Oliver Curwood Jr the 12 year old son of author Curwood died from injuries after an airplane struck a tree during a landing He suffered a broken neck and a fractured skull and died at night with his mother by his side.
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Calamity in Av erly Hills as Ohio convict jests with Prince of Wales
An odd May report from Av erly Hills recalls Ohio convict Bobby Jones claiming the Prince of Wales would be a fine offer after playing golf together. The remark adds a curious note to a peculiar scene in Cal.
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