US OWNER ON AIS PENDING RROR APPEAL
J B Cox head of Cox Transportation Co was sentenced by Judge Krichbaum to seven to 30 years for kidnapping with intent to extort after a trial and motion for a new trial overruled. He abducted Frank A Hoiles publisher of Alliance Review and GM of Alliance Brick Co, forced him to surrender 6000, and faced added remarks on weapon carrying and alleged unfaithfulness to family. Cox, 35, has a wife and five children. his father stood by bond.
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J. B. Cox
Cox Transportation Co
Krichbaum
Dge Krrchbaum
Cox
Court of Appeals
William Simpson
D. F. Anderson
Youngstown
Frank A. Hoiles
Ublisher
Alliance Review and Esident
Alliance Brick Co
Hoiles
Krrchbaum
112 Held On Rum Charges Convictions Reported
Prohibition enforcement arrested 112 persons in four months for rum violations and secured 111 convictions. Police cards show fines totaling 54,000 dollars. Unit members include Patrolmen Kotnicky Lenz and Murphy.
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Und
Kotnicky
Lenz
Murphy
Harding Names Three on Rail Board and One on I C C
President Harding announced three railroad labor board appointments and one interstate commerce commission appointment. R. M. Barton and Horace Baker were reappointed to Public and Management groups respectively, E. F. Grable to the labor group, and Frank McManamy of DC named to the ICC succeeding W. M. Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. M. Barton
Horace Baker
E. F. Grable
Grable
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Lana
Frank McManamy
District of Columbia
W. M. Daniels
Weather Recap for Ohio With Showers Tonight and Cool Spell
The weather note reports showers for this hour in Ohio with cooler conditions likely tonight and fair conditions Sunday. Temperature today around 57 with a 9 percent reading at 9 PM. Also mentions church services Sunday morning at 10 15 from Simp M E church and station programming from Daily News. Reverend W and Mrs are involved in Our Mother Ady program.
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Ohio
South Portion
Romance Exiles Italian Bride in Ohio Exile
Andrew Dicesaire of Fostoria, a naturalized citizen, married his Italian sweetheart in Italy on May 6. He seeks a path to return to Ohio with his bride after discovering she cannot gain American citizenship under the law effective last September. He appeals to local attorneys for a solution to bring her with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Italy
Andrew Dicesaire
Fostoria
Dicesaire
Curtis seeks reelection as city papers mayor Curtis files nominating petition
Curtis, mayor, filed with the Stark county election board for reelection on the Republican ticket. Kirby Snyder seeks the Republican nomination for sixth ward councilman against incumbent Ralph Boyer. Harry Oliver seeks a second term as first ward councilman and may face W A Hober dier in primaries. Filing deadline is June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curtis
Stark Co Board of Elections
Kirby M. Snyder
Bixth-st
Sixth Ward
Ralph W. Boyer
Harry W. Oliver
W. A. Hoberdier
Election Board
Plan Change in Memorial Day Observance
Memorial Day plans will shift to fit band and patriotic group availability. The G A R Memorial Day committee discussed moving the parade and service from May 30 afternoon after noting bands are unavailable and the National Guard departs to Akron for a monument unveiling. Final plans will be set at the May 19 regular G A R meeting and a same-day gathering of patriotic orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Day Committee
National Guard
Akron
Doctor Seeks Damages in Akron Grocery Co. Suit
Dr. H. M. Schuffell filed suit Saturday against The Akron Grocery Co. seeking 11427 damages for injuries to himself and his car from an accident June 2 1921 on the Canton Hartville road. His vehicle was wrecked when hit by a large truck and he was injured. Lynch Day Fimple & Lynch are his attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Schuffell
Akron Grocery Co
Canton- Hartville Rd
Lynch, Day, Fimple & Lynch
Dover Road Contract Awarded for Canton Dover Route
Among 18 road building contracts issued Friday at Columbus, the Canton Dover road in Tuscarawas County was let for 162 527 to C. G. Fuller of Dover. The project will use reinforced concrete. Ad notes a Sunday chicken and duck dinner for one dollar at Courtland Hotel and an excursion rate by W. & L. E. to Wheeling, Zanesville and return with sales Saturdays and Sundays, good until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Canton-Dover
Tuscarawasca
C. G. Fuller
Dover
Wheeling
Zanesville
Wales Home Burns in Massillon Fire Loss Tops 100000
Wealthy Massillon manufacturer Arvine Wales and three children escaped as a three story Spring Hill home northeast of Massillon burned early Saturday. Insurance covered loss estimated at 100000 with heavy damage to oil paintings and antique furniture. Fire blamed on defective wiring. water supply and equipment challenges hindered firefighting. The Wales and McClymonds families are longtime Stark County roots.
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Mass
Spring Hill Farm
Arvine Wales
Massillon
Helen
Walter
Arvine Jr
Wales
J. W. McClymonds
Ruth
Cleveland
Massillon Department
McClymonds
Starkee
City prepares observance of Mothers Day
Cantonians have arranged elaborate observances for Mothers Day with church programs and special songs. Families plan large dinners honoring mothers and florists report ample spring blossoms. Sons and daughters will give gifts beyond traditional flowers and candy as the day’s meaning broadens.
Mrs Blanch McPheron dies in Lima crash near Perrysburg
Mrs Blanche Miller McPheron 35 wife of Ira B McPheron Lima general manager Garford Motor Truck Co was killed when a sedan driven by her husband skidded overturned into a ditch one mile south of Perrysburg Woodoo. He escaped with minor injuries. The couple had left Lima for a Scottish rite ball in Toledo. The state highway department has taken over Canton Hartville Road to form Intercounty Highway No 460 paving completed to Hartville and routes to Cleveland chosen west of Congress Lake after a long local dispute over alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Blanche Miller McPheron
Ira B. McPheron
Garford Motor Truck Co
Perrysburg
Woodoo
McPheron
Toledo
MecPheron
Canton
Cleveland
Answer Filed In Drive Suit Between Rice and Dougherty
Florence E. Rice and James A. Rice filed answer and cross petition to Elizabeth H. Dougherty suit over a party drive between Market and above Twelfth Street. They claim the drive has been open over 30 years with perpetual easement rights and say Dougherty obstructed the drive with a bay window and chimney, asking that those structures be removed. Rice and Sauers represent the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Rice
James A. Rice
Elizabeth H. Dougherty
Twelfth-st
Otterbein Guild Elects Barberson Officers in May Clise
Mrs Pell Fritz of Louisville Ohio was elected president at the East Ohio convention closing session of the Woman's Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren church held at the U B church in Barberton. Officers named include A H Syler Sugar Creek first vice president L H Highmire Ashland second vice president E E Cooper Canton treasurer B J Biehl Barberton secretary Bert Brown Cleveland literature secretary May Storrs North Lawrence bank offerings secretary B M Grove Canton Otterbein guild secretary. About five hundred women attended the three day event. Service featured Your Mother America's UnCrowned Queen sermon by Rev Alfred Lee Wilson First Presbyterian Church 10:30 a m Sunday with special music 7:30 p m The Sin of Thoughtlessness Public invited.
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Barberton
Pell Fritz
Louisville
East Ohio
Woman’s Missionary Society
Otterbeinn Guild
United Brethren Church
U. B. Church
A. H. Syler
Sugar Creek
L. H. Highmire
Ashland
E. E. Cooper
Canton
B. J. Biehl
Bert Brown
Cleveland
May Storris
North Lawrence
B. M. Grove
Otterhein Guild
America
Alfred Lee Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
South America Evangelist Clark at Auditorium Saturday
Clark, a South America evangelist, will paint a vivid word picture from personal travels at the Auditorium Saturday night. The event aims to share experiences from his journeys with the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Clark
Auditorium
Adv
Sunday Sermon at Simp son M E Church
Sunday morning at 10 15 from Simpson M E Church station WWB of Daily News carries Rev W S Chapman preaching on Our Mothers in a church service advertisement style.
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Simp M. E
Daily News
Rev. W
Adyv
Simpson M. E. Church
WWB
Simpson M. E
Chapman
WWE of
W. S. Chapman
Our Mothers
Adv
British to ask Germans for new reparations proposals
London dispatch reports May 12 that the British foreign office will send a note to Berlin inviting the German government to submit further reparations proposals. The move follows ongoing War reparations negotiations and aims to advance settlement talks between Britain and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Foreign Office
Berlin
Woman Nabbed in Liquor Case Pleads Not Guilty
Helen Polos charged with illegal possession of liquor pleads not guilty at arraignment Saturday in criminal court. The case is set for Tuesday morning. The First Christian Church invites Mothers Day worship Sunday morning and a 7:30 p m sermon by Zebedee the strange character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Polos
The
First Christian Church
Zebedee
Daily News Briefs: Clergy Adversity Highlighted
A fragment from WWB of Daily News mentions Rev. W. 8. ers and an advertisement style caption. The readable text hints at a church or clergy related note but provides no full event details or identities beyond the abbreviated clergy initials.
Sunday Excursion to Columbus Next Sunday
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a $2.70 round trip from Canton with a 9 32 a m departure and a 5 30 p m Columbus return, Central time. All Brothers of Fleet Foot Tribe No. 139 convene at 1 30 Sunday to honor deceased brother Frank Sisterhen. Andy Hinton Sachem.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
R. R
Canton
Fleet Foot Tribe No
Frank Sisterhen
Andy Hinton
Sachem
Adv
Motorist Hurt Placing Ice Cream in Car Crash
Robert Brown a 39 year old Louisville man assisting with a carton of ice cream in front of 2623 Mahoning road NE was struck by a machine driven by J McGill of 707 7th street NE. Brown suffered a fractured right thigh and left second finger plus cuts to the left leg and was hospitalized at Mercy. McGill was jailed on reckless driving charges and WD Saben who rode with him was arrested for intoxication and fined in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Rd
Robert Brown
South Silver St
Louisville
Co. J. McGill
7Th St
Mercy Hospital
McGill
WD. Saben
Piano Studio Ad for Laura and Bernice Armitage
Advertising note for a piano studio run by Mrs Laura Armitage and Miss Bern ice Armitage located at 2703 Maywood Avenue Southwest with Bell phone 20933 W Adv.
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Laura Armitage
Bernice Armitage
Maywood
Bell
Daily News WWE Note Rewording With Rev W S Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Rev W S in a WWE context within the Daily News header. No clear event date or full names provided.
Mothers of Canton Hear The Mother of Jesus to Mothers of America
Canton mothers attend First M. E. service Sunday at 7 39 p m with hymn The Mother of Jesus to the Mothers of America Morning worship follows at 10 30 The Pilgrim and His Prayers is featured with special music Advertisement
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Mothers of
Canton
Mothers of America
Adv
Missed Paper Circulation Service Details
Notice states readers may call 3500 to request a copy, with the circulation department open each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11 for this service.
Carrie Chapman Catt to retire as head of suffrage alliance
Rome hosts the ninth congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance with delegates from over 30 nations. The program includes expanding suffrage in Latin countries, pressuring Italy’s Mussolini on the issue, discussions on married women in industry, sex education, and a special session for Mrs. Catt’s farewell after 1916 leadership.
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America
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Italy
Mussolini
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
France
Switzerland
Germany
Great Britain
League of Nations
Catt
Alliance
Sunday Evening Service and Morning Worship Schedule
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Morning service at 10:30. The Pilgrim and His Prayers, special music featured.
Automobile Owners in Case Over Machine Ownership
In Common Pleas Court Saturday Christian Tox and Fred Snyder faced a cooperative ownership dispute over a Ford touring car. Tox seeks appointment of a receiver and accounting after claiming Snyder blocked use by Tox and his family, despite a chauffeuring arrangement and gasoline payments. Attorney Frank N. Swiezer represents Tox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Christian Tox
Fred Snyder
Ite
Snyder
Fox
Frank N. Swiezer
Keiser sues to restrain high tension line in Hartville
William Keiser of Hartville sues The Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. in common pleas court to restrain building a high tension line in Lakest Hartville claiming poles and high voltage wires are being erected without permission and pose danger. The Hartville church trustees protested to county commissioners over safety concerns during services. Niles A. Sponseller represents Keiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keiser
Hartville
Common Pleas
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Lakest
Keiser
Servcice
Niles A. Sponseller
Ohio liquor law violator escapes from car near Columbus Grove
Joseph Talboon an 83 year old alleged liquor violator bound for the federal grand jury escaped from an Ohio Electric car near Columbus Grove while in custody. He kicked out a window and the iron grate and vanished into a dark night while two federal officers waited outside. A countrywide search was underway. Talboon resided near Delphos and had been bound over on a charge of possessing and selling liquor.
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Boston
Myrtle B. Hayes
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Stow
Lima. O
Ohio
Columbus Grove
Joseph Talboon
Talboon
Delphos
Federal Grand Jury
Toledo
United States
Emil Flick
Flick
Klan Wins Victory In Chicago Suit
In Chicago on May 12 the Ku Klux Klan secured a federal injunction against Tolerance publishers. Judge George A. Carpenter ruled lists of Klan memberships were stolen or fraudulently obtained and ordered return of records regalia and other Klan secrets. The ruling also bars further publication of the lists including 12 200 Indianapolis Klansmen. Funeral notice for Brother Sisterhen appears in the adv. section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ku Klux Klan Today
Tolerance
George A. Carpenter
Klan
Indianapolis
Mothers Day at First U B Sermon Series
Morning sermon titled Behold Thy Mother centers Mothers Day at First United Baptist with evening address on Young ladies their faults and virtues as seen by the young men. Second in a What others think of you series features excellent music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Wanted 300 Mothers to Attend Special Service
A public notice invites 300 mothers to attend a special Mothers' Service on Sunday evening at the Dueber Avenue M E Church. The event aims to honor mothers with a community gathering at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber Av
M. E. Church
Adv
Grand jury may extend 10 realty owners case in Canton
Twenty six true bills turned in first partial report as the May grand jury probes vice conditions in Canton. Indictments name Sara Inman Mary Bell Charles Burns for operating houses of prostitution Mamie Lee Ehlers for permitting use Pearl White Bertha Zimmer for residing in the places. Prosecutor McClintock says the investigation will widen next week with numerous witnesses and possible indictments of property owners with knowledge of immoral use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
B. McClintock
Sara Inman
Mary Bell
Charles Burns
Mamie Lee Ehlers
Pearl White
Bertha Zimmer
McClintock
Grand Jury
Savannahan SE
Thomas Fields
Rickard Says He Will Hold Bouts In New York
Tex Rickard, promoter of the milk fund bouts, announced at 1 o clock this afternoon that the fights would be held in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
New York
Tex Rickard
Milk Fund
Detective Rhodes Cheated by Grand Jury in Weapon Case
Charges against C. E. Rhodes, a railway detective, for carrying concealed weapons were ignored by a grand jury. Rhodes aided investigations into the Dr. O. C. Walker murder, prompting protests to Governor Donahue and a special grand jury that yielded no indictments. He was arrested after a revolver was found. He had previously served as a deputy sheriff, a commission now withdrawn. Spiritualist Truth Seekers announce Moose Temple services with lyceum, a 10:30 a.m. lecture, and an evening session at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rhodes
Allance
Rhodes
O. C. Walker
A. A. Beaveley
Donahey
Moose Temple
Lyceum
H. Y. Dryden
Genuine cowhide Boston bags offered in multiple colors
Arthur's at 204 Market North advertises genuine cowhide Boston bags in black or brown with prices ranging from 1.45 to 5.00 and up. The notice also mentions a medical talk by Dr Meyers at the Dueber Avenue M E Church Sunday MOTDINE-TOAGe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur's
Dr. Meyers
Dueber Av M. E
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