World Fliers Safe on Rocky Alaskan Coast
Major Frederick TI. Martin who led the around the world flight was ordered back to Washington after a mountain crash in Alaska. He and mechanic Sergeant Alva L. Harvey reported by radio that their plane wrecked on a mountain top but both are safe and the mission continues without him.
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Alaskan
Curtis
Washington
Frederick TI. Martin
Army
Maj. Martin
Point Moller
Alaska
Bremerton, Washa
Frederick L. Martin
United States
Alva L. Harvey
Ousted Mayor Curtis Files State Court Suits
Canton’s ousted mayor C F Curtis files two actions with the Ohio Supreme Court seeking reinstatement and removal of Mayor Charles M Ball. He argues incompetent testimony tainted his hearing before Governor Donahey and that Donahey lacked power to remove him, asserting Curtis remains mayor and Ball lacks authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles M. Ball
State Supreme Court
Columbus
C. C. Curtis
Curtis
Turner
Ake
Abt
Gnau
Donahey
United States
Ball
Birthday joy as Major Martin safe after world flight
Connersville Indiana May 12 Mrs Nancy Martin celebrated her 63rd birthday with relief at news her son Major Frederick L Martin commander of the American Round the World Flight was safe at Port Moller on the Alaska peninsula. She called it the happiest day of her life after a twelve day vigil and growing worry.
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Connersville
Ind
Nancy Martin
Frederick L. Martin
Port Moller
Alaska Peninsula
Two Boys Drown After Canoe Sinks At Lake
Rescue efforts began after two youths, believed aged 20 to 22, were lost when their canoe overturned in a lake near Chignik. A hotel proprietor spotted the alarm and led a search with a party including local residents and Ed.
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Chignik
Martin
Harvey
Oglethorpe
Walker
Akeview Hotel
River Junction Flood Feared as Rivers Rise in Pittsburgh
Heavy rainfall pushes the Allegheny and Monongahela toward flood stages at Pittsburgh. Weather bureau predicts the Point Bridge area will reach 22 feet as the rivers rise, threatening freight lines and riverfront properties along the Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Point Bridge
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Beer conspiracy trial opens in Cleveland
The first wed beer conspiracy trial in Pole opened in federal court with Judge John Killits presiding. Twenty defendants from Langstown Akron and Cleveland face over 100 witnesses as former managers drivers and buyers of a pre Volstene beer are alleged to be involved. The case is expected to last a week or 10 days.
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Cleveland
Pole
John Killits
Langstown
Akron
Vieves
Smith Productsrman
Youngstown
Boy Takes Poison in Cleveland Misread Incident
May 12 report from Cleveland states a boy mistook a bottle of poison for his wife’s medicine during his mother’s license event. Edward Orzechowski, aged he remains unconscious at a local hospital as authorities investigate.
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Cleveland
Edward Orzechowski
Hes Neaf
Governor Donahey Calls for Investigation of Ohio Bell Rate Hikes
Columbus Ohio May 12 Governor Donahey denounces Ohio Bell Telephone rate increases urging voters to elect a general assembly that will back a thorough probe. He demands a full inventory of Ohio telephone properties an accounting of indirect profits from AT&T and Western Electric profits and opposes rate increases and depredation charges.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dohaney
General Assembly
Ohio
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Company
A. T. and T
Ohio Bell
MASSILLON Y TO PICK BOARD
Massillon voters will elect the Y M C A board Tuesday at the local office. Nominees named by the nominating committee are C. O. Finefrock Arthur T. Ellis L H Ackerman Rev F B Hax R J Krisher Joseph A Putman M L Underwood F T Villard and Earl Walters.
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Massillon
C. O. Finefrock
Arthur T. Ellis
L. H. Ackerman
Rev. F. B. Hax
R. J. Krisher
Joseph A. Putman
M. L. Underwood
F. T. Villard
Earl Walters
Lee F. Grayhill
C. H. Meek
L. E. Strong
George H. Freeborn
Philip F. Fisher
Board of Trustees
Dr C P Ramsey Alliance Physician Dies at 67
Dr C P Ramsey a longtime Alliance physician aged 67 died at 61 South Arch Street Sunday morning after a stroke. He had retired from practice after earlier attacks. Survived by sons Paul and Edgar Ramsey of Alliance. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM with calling hours at the home.
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Alliance
P. C. Ramsey
South Arch Street
Paul
Edgar Ramsey
Langley Case Argues Over Influence in Permit Issuance
Arguments resumed in Covington Kentucky in the Langley case charging influence peddling tied to withdrawal permit issuance. Court proceedings extend unknown length with no jury deadline and US Atty general Willebrandt slated to speak for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John Wesley Langley
Kentucky
A. N. Cochran
United States District Court
Eight Bitten by Dogs in Three Days in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 12 Frank McCaffrey, 40, is hospitalized with severe dog bites the eighth person to be bitten in three days. His arm gash came as he protected his two daughters in the car, a dog leaping toward the vehicle. State Health Director Monger will convene Northern Ohio Health Commissioners to address the surge in dog bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Ohio
Monger
Rebecca Welfare League Joins Canton Community Fund Aid
The Rebecca Welfare league, a 175 member Jewish women's group in Canton, has long aided the needy with home visits, clothing, food, and medical care. They seek a paid director, plan a community center, and will receive support from the Canton Welfare Federation for expanded services including for Jewish children. The Canton Day Nursery, run with Children's Mission and Junior Service, serves about 35 children daily and operates with a nurse, matron, cook, and visiting nurse, funding via community fund and volunteers.
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Canton
Canton Community Fund
Rebecca Welfare League
Canton Welfare Federation
Canton Day Nursery
Cleveland
McKinley Ar SW
Children’s Mission
Superior Av
Brier Brae
Cleveland Av
Girl Bandit to Face Slay Charge in Buffalo Jewel Heist
Indictments charging Buffalo's bobbed haired bandit Vera La Mont or Estelle Mackosky and two male companions with first degree murder for killing Rufus Eller during a jewel robbery late Saturday night will be considered by a Grand Jury this week. The 19 year old suspect came from Cleveland to Buffalo in January seeking excitement.
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Buffalo
Rufus Eller
Moore
Vera la Mont
Estelle Mackosky
Painesville
Cleveland
Safe cracked at Eilerman Clothing. cash and checks stolen
Lima headlines report the Eilerman Clothing store safe was cracked Sunday in the business district. Max Falk, the manager, found over 2800 dollars in cash and negotiable checks missing when opening the office for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Eilerman Clothing
Max Falk
Two Children Die From Burns in Ohio Explosion and Bonfire
Cleveland report says two children died from burns Sunday. Julius Purcella, 10, died after dropping a match into a gasoline tank. Helen Kroeger, 4, died from burns while playing around a bonfire.
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Cleveland
Julius Purcella
Helen Kroeger
Armed bandits rob Brooklyn factory in broad daylight
Six armed men overpowered two watchmen at the Shuster and Klooraain factory in Brooklyn and bound them before escaping with valuables valued at 5900 dollars. Police investigation underway with details scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Furn
Shuster and Klooraain
Brooklyn
Policeman Edward McAndrews Killed in Bandit Chase
In Philadelphia on May 12 a 30 year old officer and former boxer Edward McAndrews was killed when an automatic chasing bandits skidded and struck a telephone pole. Four others were injured and the bandits escaped after the crash involving a stolen broad company truck.
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Philadelphia
Edward McAndrews
McAndrews
Trapped miners cheerful as rescue proceeds at Black Iron Mine
Five miners at the Black Iron Mine in Gilman Colorado remained cheerful and resting as rescue crews work in shifts to remove debris and timbers. A two inch tube channels conversation with teams after the entrapment began Saturday when rescuers believed the men faced certain death.
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Gilman
Colo
Empire Zinc Company
Therm
Couple files 12500 suit for Jan 29 Alliance accident
Laura A Lewton and her husband John C Lewton sue G K Carlisle in common pleas court for 12500 after a January 29 crash on the Alliance Marlboro road. Mrs Lewton seeks 10000 for injuries, while Mr Lewton claims 2500 for damages to his car and loss of his wife’s services. Hart and Koehler represent the plaintiffs.
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Laura A. Lewton
John C. Lewton
Common Pleas Court
G. K Carlisle
Aliance-Marlboro Rd
Alliance
Lewston
Hart & Koehler
Hewitt Candidate L. W. Hewitt Enters GOP County Post Race
Canton realtor L. W. Hewitt announced Monday his bid for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. He enters a large field vying for one of two vacancies, though he has no prior political office experience.
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L. W. Hewitt
Canton Realtor
Hewitt
Two Boys Drown at Meyers Lake After Canoe Capsize
Rescue efforts continued Monday as searchers dragged Meyers Lake for two youths identified through a grey cap later found near the overturned canoe. Raymond Frank, 19, and Russell Riegler, 24, both of Middle Branch Road, were last seen Sunday afternoon. authorities pursue confirmation while families await word.
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Meyers Lake
Raymond Frank
Russell Riegler
Middlebranch Rd
Frank Harmon
Frank
Robert Boren
Folgefield
C. W. Kirk
Lakeside
Charles W. White
Smith
Billy Sunday Under Physician Care in Memphis
May 12 in Memphis Billy Sunday evangelist was under physician care at his hotel. Doctors hope to have him ready to resume preaching tomorrow after missing two sermons. He remains in a highly nervous state since wife Mrs Sunday was injured in a car accident two weeks ago.
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Memphis
Billy Sunday
Woman Loses Gems in Hotel in Lima Case
Lima authorities search for a hotel robbery suspect after Mrs. M. Southworth of Chicago reports jewelry worth 1490 dollars stolen from her room at the Norval hotel. A Negro bell boy is detained as a suspect but denies involvement.
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Lima
M. Southworth
Chicago
Norval Hotel
Car Collision Leads to DUI Arrests Near McDonaldsville
T M Nolan of Massillon was arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car collided with a machine driven by J W Smith of Akron near McDonaldsville. The crash left both vehicles badly wrecked. Nolan's companion John Miller was also arrested on intoxication charges. Deputy Sheriff C Mi terick made the arrests.
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T. M. Nolan
Massillon
J. W. Smith
Akron
McDonaldsville
John Miller
Nolan
C. Mieterick
Boy Fights For Life After Oil Stove Fire
Swanton Ohio May 12 Billy Navarre three year old son of Mr and Mrs James Navarre is making a brave fight for life today after burns from a fall on a lighted oil stove Doctors hold hope for his recovery and he remains under careful treatment at the home.
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Swanton
Billy
James Navarre
Congress to vote on farm relief amid bill battles
Washington May 12 Congress moves toward adjournment without final farm relief legislation. The McNary Haugen bill holds the field with a forced vote soon, but faces strong opposition over costly price supports and questions of overall benefit. President Coolidge has not endorsed the measure, and opposition centers on $160 million in appropriations and its experimental nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Washington
Congress
Senate
Five Die as Fire at Millinocket Home Burns
Five persons were burned to death and three others were seriously injured when a fire destroyed the home of John Brogan at Millinocket. The victims include Mia and Mary Brogan and her four children. Brogan and two sons jumped from a second floor window to escape, and are hospitalized with poor prospects for recovery.
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Bangor
Maine
John Brogan
Millinocket
Mia
Mary Brogan
Brogan
Pools Sold In Canton Declares Church Board
Inter state lotteries run in seventeen Ohio cities per a church board statement listing 132 cities where pools are played. Fort Erie Stock Mutuals offers weekly prizes and first high shares. Wall Street pool distributes weekly prizes and high prize. Around April 14, lotteries allegedly shifted to baseball pools across Ohio cities including Canton Akron Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton Maple Heights Massillon Newark Salem Steubenville Toledo Warren and Youngstown.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Methodial Board of Temperance
Ohio Cities
Canton
Akron
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Maple Heights
Massillon
Newark
Salem
Steubenville
Toledo
Warren
Youngstown
Secretary-Treasurer Cusac Found Safe After Disappearance
Andrew P. Cusac 65 secretary treasurer of Wiles Wholesale Grocery Co. returned home after a dazed condition discovery in Newark. he had disappeared Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Andrew P. Cusac
Wiles Wholesale Grocery Co
Newark
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Chi
Justice Marshall
Webb, Wolf
J. W. Wilson
Rush D. Hiller
Hiller Undertaking Establishment
Géiow
Major Fymamti - Sergt
Alva Harvey
DR. C. P. Ramsey
Langey
Conference of Health Commissioners
Painsville
Lonor
George A. Oglethorp
Lakeview Hotel
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