Prisoner Connor Recaptured After Escape From Mercy Hospital
Connor, 28, escaped Friday from Mercy Hospital during an appendectomy recovery. He wandered four miles through a dense thicket to Zoar before being found Saturday night by Deputy sheriffs. He walked in worn clothing and bare feet, blisters on his feet, and was too weak to move he was treated and returned to Canton.
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Connor
Mercy Hospital
New York
Canton
Vis
Ed Gibson
Harry C.th
Tuscarawas
Gibson
Wheeling Lake Erie
Zoar
F Gibson
Fin
Lals
Mercury Sets EW High Mark
The weather report notes a record high in Canton with temperatures reaching 86 degrees on Saturday. A brief drizzle and a slight drop followed as humidity and heat lingered, with Herman Carl Meyer not predicting any extended weather changes to the weekend.
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Cantonio
Herman Carl Meyer
Robbery at Manufac t & Heat Co offices in PevBenville
In the offices of the Manufac t Heat Co in PevBenville three masked men robbed three girl clerks of $100 in currency and fled through a rear entrance aboard an alleged vehicle. Police investigated the daring afternoon heist.
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Pevbenville
Manufact & Heat Co
Pennsylvania
Canton's 1930 Community Fund drive enters final stretch
With two days to raise 145000 more, Canton workers must reach 403100 goal. Total pledged stood at 240175 by Friday noon. A M Luntz urges full turnout and citizen generosity in final meetings Monday noon and Tuesday night. The drive, opened Tuesday with an inspirational dinner at Courtland Hotel and supported welfare agencies.
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Canton
A. M. Luntz
Territorial Sales Army
Mr. Luntz
Courtland Hotel
Tariff Session Delayed Over Flexible Provision
Special to New York World and Canton Daily Sowa reports the conference committee on the tariff bill failed to progress on reconciling differences over the flexible provision. Sen. Smoot of Utah blocked moves to refer the bill back to the Senate, keeping the flexible tariff under Senate control. Sen. Connally of Texas warned the Senate amendment would die in an open fight if killed.
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New York World
Canton
Sowa
Washington
Conference
Sen. Smoot
Utah
Senate
Congress
Sen. Connally
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Roberts up in Senate Monday
Senate confirmation of Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia to be associate justice of the supreme court was indicated today after committee deliberation. The judiciary panel, chaired by Norris, will meet Monday and refer the nomination to a subcommittee. A 1923 NY speech statement on the 18th amendment softened early opposition though some dry sentiment lingered.
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New York World
Fanten Daily News
Washington
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Roberts
New York
Hoover
Sen. Shep
A Crown For A Mother Inspires the Home Crusade
A reflective piece extols mothers as quiet heroes guiding children toward simple joys. It contrasts public glory with the intimate triumph of nurturing, making motherhood the noble crown in life’s long voyage.
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Mother Goose
Canton Exposition of Progress Opens Amid Citywide Interest
Canton’s 1930 Exposition of Progress opened Saturday night before large crowds. Displays showcased dramatic advances in science and industry with booths featuring devices unimaginable to residents at the century’s end, underscoring Canton’s diversified industries.
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Canton
Canton Expo Draws Crowds as Merchants Promote Progress Show
Canton's Expo at Meyers Lake Park opened with a large parade and bustling downtown streets. The event, organized by the chamber of commerce, features a sales exposition airing on Friday and runs through the week with extensive merchant participation and special merchandising attractions.
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Anton
Meyers Lake Park
Canton
Lake
Canton Daily News
Chamber of Commerce
Canton American Legion
National Guard
Hoover Band
McKinley High
Handicap It s Not So Se Artist Se Reconciled
A noted artist reconciles with his wife after a public dispute over a supposed handicap rumor. Sources report quiet talks and a renewed domestic accord amid media scrutiny.
Artist Walter Brough Reconciles After Divorce Petition Withdrawn
Cleveland May 10. Artist Walter Brough reconciled with his wife after learning a newspaper alleged she impeded his career. He phoned and forgave her once he realized the claim was untrue. the petition, filed without his signature, was withdrawn today.
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Leveland
Walter Brough
Brough
Ohio State to Graduate Largest Class in 534th Commencement
Columbus May 10 The largest class in university history will graduate at the 534th commencement June 10 with about 1400 diplomas awarded. The summer, autumn and winter classes bring total degrees for the year to 2100, up from 1920 a year ago. The program starts June 7 with Alumni Day reunions for four classes.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Storm blast kills two in bleminola storm cellar
A tornado refuge cave in Mission City near Bleminola Oklahoma erupted after a match struck igniting accumulated natural gas. Two people died and five others were seriously injured at a local hospital.
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Bleminola
Okla
Mission City
Jury to reconvene to hear embezzlement case
The May grand jury will return Monday morning to finish its work. State banking inspectors are to testify in the case of W. A. Thompson and A. D. Thompson charged with embezzling about 85 000 dollars from the Peoples Bank of Alliance.
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Grand Jury
Gyare
W. A
A. D. Thompson
Peoples Bank of Alliance
Boats to stir Ohio River in race
Two old stern wheelers the Tom Gree and the John W Hubbard will race on June 7 to settle whether the Greene line owns the fastest boats on the Ohio River. The matchup arose after a disparaging remark by Capt Roe, rival of the Greene family, about their speed and racing tradition.
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Louisville-Cincinnati
Gordon C. Greene
Tom
Chris Greene
Greene Line
Greene
Tom Greene
Frederick Way
Betsay Ann
Roe
Bishop Cannon Faces Charges At Methodist Conference
Charges will be filed against Bishop James Cannon Jr. chairman of the Board of Temperance and Social Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at the quadrennial conference in Dallas. Capt. G T Fitzmugh of Memphis a lay delegate will present the allegations with copies of records from New York brokerage houses listing Cannon as a customer.
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Dallas
Tex
Wall Street
James Cannon, Jr
Board of Temperance and Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
G. T. Fitzmugh
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Cannon
Troops Hold Mob In Check In Sherman Texas
Sherman Texas May 10 National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets patrolled the streets to quell a mob sparked by a lynching and courthouse fire. Rangers under Capt. Frank Hamer reinforced local authorities while sheriffs and police prepared for further disturbances and harsh action by state and local officials.
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Sherman
Tex
Graysonco
National
Col. L. BE. McGee
Frank Hamer
Tloeecal
Northern Army Claims Victory in Peiping Offensive
The Northern armies allied with Goo Ye Hai-chan announce an offensive against the National government in Nanking claiming a decisive victory. Yen bids say Feng Yu-hsiang aided forces virtually annihilated Chiang Kai-shek’s crack division with 10 000 casualties and 15 000 prisoners.
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Peiping
China
Goo Ye Hai-chan
Shansi
Nanking
Yen
Feng Yu-hsiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Cummins Storage Co Moving and Shipping Ad
Local storage and moving service Cummins Storage Co advertises moving and shipping services with contact number 8271 for inquiries and quotes.
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Cummins Storage Co
Dial
Matron Finds Lost Diamond and Wins Race
Special to New York World Jamaic a track scene sees Matron Graham Fair Vanderbilt lose a diamond at the Jamaica race track. A chauffeur finds and pockets a lump of glass later identified as the missing diamond. Vanderbilt’s horse Chouette finishes third but is elevated to second prize of 1000 dollars after a disqualification.
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New York World
Fantom Daily
York
Jamaica Race Track
Mra Graham Fair Vanderbilt
Mia Vanderbilt
H. P. Whitney
Mutinous Prison Continues Amid Ohio Penitentiary Fire Aftermath
The Ohio Penitentiary mutiny nears its third week with reduced activity. Prisoners were moved from the yard stockade to indoor quarters in white city, ringleaders confined in individual cells with chains, while others gain limited freedom in ranges.
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White City
Unidentified Woman Found Dead in Cleveland
The body of an unidentified young woman lay in the county morgue as police and coroner began an examination to determine if she drowned herself or was drawn into Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
Lake Erie
Red Miller Jumps 20 400 Feet to World Parachute Record
Earl Red Miller, 36, of Akron, leaps from 20 400 feet at Akron Municipal Airport in a bid for the world parachute record. A barograph will be sent to the National Aeronautical Society as proof. previous mark stood at 17 400 feet. Miller lands safely in trees after a two hour flight, suffering seasickness but no injuries.
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Karl B
Red” Miller
Canton
Miller
Earl
Red”) Miller
7Th St NW
Akron Municipal
National Aeronautical Society
Washington
Eric Beckley
Air Services, Inc
Akron
Beckley
Bombing case cracked as 10 dealers confess
May 10 Cleveland police say they solved the first of nearly a dozen bombings this year. Ten ice dealers confessed they took up a collection to bomb a competitor's truck. A bomb under the hood exploded when the owner, George Christian, started the motor, but no one was injured. Christian had undercut rivals despite warnings.
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Cleveland
George Christian
Christian
Two Brothers Die in Cave In Near Youngstown
May 10 report from Warren states brothers James 23 and Seferra 24 died when a sewer ditch collapsed burying them under dirt and rock.
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Youngstown
James
Seferra
Warren
Classified offers in Canton Desilu News section
A fragment describes leather case contents and display glass cases for sale. It mentions reasonable prices and a classified department with numerous offers to read in today’s Canton Desilu News.
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Canton Desilu News
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