Purchase of Part Interest Announced in Union Metal Co
Canton and Cleveland investors announce a substantial purchase of a part interest in Union Metal Manufacturing Co with control shifting to a group led by Harry Wl Jones R V Mitchell Charles W Wild R L Rice and others of Canton along with Cleveland figures including John Sherwin. Active management remains largely unchanged with Barrick Porterfield Drumm and others continuing in leadership roles. The firm, founded 1907, is a major maker of ornamental street lighting standards and metal columns for porches and interiors. Foundry capacity and plant space have expanded recently and shipments for 1925 exceed double 1924 levels with many orders in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Cleveland
Union Metal Manufacturing Co
C. G. Herbruck
Herbruck, Black, McCaskey & Ruff
Harry Wl
Jones
R. V. Mitchell
Charles Ww
Wild
R. L. Rice
John Sherwin
The
Union Trust Co
C. Co. Barrick
W. A. Porterfield
Union Metal Manufacturing Company
Youths Involved In Multiple Canton Street Accidents
A boy may have been injured in a Friday evening coaster wagon incident on Harrison and 21st streets SW. Police logged four Canton area crashes as witnesses and drivers reported slight vehicle damage at Cherry street, 2nd street SE, and other intersections. Names include Noriy Archer and drivers C W Arnold HW Kenney H A Frew and H E Bordner, with several cars damaged.
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Canton
Noriy Archer
14Th St Sw
Harrison
Archer
C. W. Arnold
Cleveland
Kenney
Garfield
Cherry
2Nd St
Lternoon
H. A. Frew
Bowdil
H. E. Bordner
Louisville
Tuscarawas St
Court
John Christensen
Lawrence NE
Tawrence Rd
Elmo Av
British papers oppose king shaking hands at Wembley
The Daily Mail and Evening News condemn Join Cownie of Deg Moines Iowa for approaching King George at Wembley and offering a handshake. They say public aloofness should remain and warn that frequent handshakes could require strong police presence, which the king and public do not want.
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Ondon
The
Daily Mail
Evening News
Lord ‘Othermere
King Nor
Northern Ohio Traction protests new bus line
In Columbus on May 16 the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co filed a protest with the state Utilities Commission against the approval of a permit to the Massillon Canton Motors Co. The traction company argues service adequacy has already vanished and objects to the new line.
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Olumbus
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
State Utilities Commission
Aramos
Cae Massillon and
Canton Motors Co
Alrea Son
Burial of Kenyon Law School Dean Prompts Funeral Attendance
The funeral for Dean Marvin of Kenyon College is reported with details of attendees including D. Baker. The notice mentions burial arrangements and references the Kenyon Law School leadership.
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Kenyon Law School
Clevelan Atlon
Clevey
Newton
D. May le
D. Baker
Gee
Marvin
Meo
Kenyon College
Dare you to ends in tragedy as boy dies from high tower fall
Nick Lubnick, 11, of 1457 Sycamore SE, died Saturday after contact with a 22,000 volt wire on a 75 foot steel tower where children were playing Friday evening. The dare led to a fatal shock as he fell from the tower and died at Mercy hospital within minutes. Survived by parents Costick and four sisters, funeral Monday at 2:30 in Forest Hall cemetery.
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Nick Lubnick
Sycamore At
Ohio Power Co
Power Co. Officils
Mercy Hospital
H. Hyman
17Th St SE
T. C. McQuate
Erning
Nick
South Market
Costick Tubnick
Anna
Julia
Elsie
Margaret Ellen
Forest Hall Cemetery
Shot Ends Life of Old Farmer in Outhouse
Leo J. Braucher, 73, a wealthy farmer near Canal Fulton, was found dead seated in an outhouse with a bullet wound. Coroner says he suffered a January stroke and had threatened suicide. he apparently shot himself while his son worked in the fields.
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Leo J. Braucher
Lawrence
Canal Fulton
T. C. McQuate
Brancher
Bramcher
McQuate
Tractor Mixer Crash Crushes Ohio Officer
Lima Ohio May 16 Lt Col Jack Horner 30 former assistant adjutant general of Ohio was seriously injured when crushed beneath a five ton concrete mixer. He had been pulling the mixer with another tractor when the steering wheel broke, throwing him under the wheels. He was taken to a hospital where doctors held little hope for recovery.
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Lima
Jack Horner
Ohio
Horner
Judge Throckmorton Trial Set for Monday
Columbus officials finalize arrangements for the trial of Municipal Judge Dean C. Throckmorton scheduled to begin Monday before Judge Roger. He is accused of accepting a $250 legal fee from Louis W. Josephenson, former head of a local endowment concern, while with the state securities department.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Dean C. Throckmorton
Roger
Throckmorton
State Securities Department
Louis W. Josephenson
Canary concert to be broadcast in Dayton history
DAYTON May 16 A canary concert the first in Dayton history will be held Monday night at the home of Mrs Jack O Connors secretary treasurer of the Dayton chapter of the International Canary Fanciers association. Noted songsters include Prince Otto Bluebeard Serenader Kentucky Wonder and Laughing Waters.
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Dayton
Jack O'Connor
International Canary Fanciers Association
Prince Otto
Bluebeard
Liska guilty of first degree murder in Cleveland
In Cleveland Frank Liska is sentenced to die in the electric chair on August 24 after a 53 hour jury deliberation. His wife Mrs. Liska was found murdered in a burned chicken coop last winter and authorities say he confessed to aiding her death.
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Cleveland
Frank Liska
Liska
United States
Rum Row Is Broken By Coast Guard Attack
The north Atlantic rum fleet has been swept from the seas as coast guard forces destroy or deter most ships. From Atlantic City to Nantucket Light only 11 rum ships remain, down from 68. authorities report no cargo loading for a week and heavy patrols guarding every vessel.
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Coast Guard
New York
Atlantic City
Nantucket
Coast
Montauk
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Pellegrini
Aubrey
W. H. Munter
Block Island
Storms Cause 500000 Damage Across Oklahoma Counties
High winds and near cloudbursts in four counties south west of Oklahoma City caused damage estimated at over 500000 dollars. Five business buildings and about a dozen residences in Tribbey near Shawnee were destroyed. A few people were slightly injured by falling debris. no deaths reported.
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Oklahoma City
Here
Tribbey
Shawnee
Okla
Case Continued for Alice Brown on Resisting Police Charge
Alice Brown of Cherry ay NE was arrested Friday evening on resisting police charges and granted a continuance in criminal court Saturday.
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Alice Brown
Cherry Ay
War Veteran Finds Owner of Medal in Seven-Year Search
Dayton report details a deputy in municipal court who found a medal in woods near Nancy France seven years ago. The Italian government confirmed its inscription honors a brave airman. After a long effort the owner was finally located and the medal forwarded to ILH London Springfield Maas today.
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Dayton
Banks
Nancy
France
IL H
London
Springfield
Maas
Suspect goes to grand jury in assault case
Albert Ivaccell of Madison av SE was bound to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing for an alleged attack on an 18 year old employee in Edwards av NE. Carl Steiner, arrested with Ivaccell, faces $1000 bond on an attempted assault charge. Two others, Victor Levy and Daniel Boni, were held as witnesses and released. police say four men distributed hand bills in the northeast city. Steiner reportedly entered the home first then Ivaccell. The girl identified the men.
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Albert Ivaccell
Madison Av SE
Edwards Av NE
Grand Jury
Howman
Criminal Court
Ivacell
Carl Steiner
Steiner
Cleveland
Victor Levy
Daniel Boni
Ivacol
Admits Class of Eighty Six Aliens
Judge Kirchbaum admitted eight and six tenths aliews to citizenship Friday and held ten cases for further investigation because wives of the applicants are still in the old country. The government asks judges to scrutinize applications from men without their wives in the United States. Each case will be investigated individually before action. One application was rejected after a witness was arrested for larceny.
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Kirchbaum
Ward fined in Crabbe Act case after arrest
Mr. Ward was arrested on a charge of violating the Crabbe act. He appeared in criminal court Saturday and was fined one hundred dollars plus costs.
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Ward
Poliee
Crabbe
Costa
Sofa Samah Faces Continuance in Crabbe Act Case
Sofa Samah of Harritonay SW was arrested Friday on a Crabbe act violation. Her case was continued after a hearing in criminal court Saturday.
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Sofa Samah
Harritonay SW
Crabbe Act
Explosion Rocks Minerva Jewelry District in Suspected Revenge Attack
A mass-detonation destroyed Fred W. Addset’s jewelry shop and damaged much of Minerva’s business and nearby homes at 11:16 PM. Authorities believe a band of personal enemies used dynamite, with Mayor McCauley noting possible Klan involvement as a shield. Suspects were seen near the rear alley and a shadowy figure spotted by a resident.
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Addsett Jewelery
Minerva
Prouta
Daily News
Fred W. Addset
Hin
Frank Schmachenbarger
McCauley
Addsette
Georgia Elder
Derby Day Draws Record Louisville Crowd At 100000
The Kentucky Derby drew a historic crowd at Churchill Downs with about 100000 people amid a brisk Derby atmosphere. Frederick Johnson's Quatrain was the favorite as post time approached, while new aviation access drew added attention with Ebony carrying Earl Sande set to ride.
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Louisville
Frederick Johnson
Churchill Downs
Ebony
Coventry
Earl Sande
Farmer Sues for 10200 Damages Over Cow Attack
George Rohrbaugh, an elderly farmer, sues Harry Applebaum, cattle dealer, for 10200 claiming a cow escaped during unloading in Canton and gored him in the barnyard. He says the animal was vicious and the owner allowed it to run at large. Jonathan Taylor represents Rohrbaugh.
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George Rohrbaugh
Harry Applebaum
Canton
Applebaum
Jonathan Taylor
Two Women Burned to Death in Woodcliffe Lake Fire
Hillsdale N J May 16 Mrs Henry Wise and Mrs Menrietta Denfield died in a house fire at Woodcliffe Lake early today. Frances 8 and Andrew 6 children of Mrs Wise were rescued but firefighters could not reach the women on the upper floor.
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Hillsdale
N. J
Henry Wise
Menrietta Denfield
Woodcliffe Lake
Here
Frances
Andrew
Wise
Street Paying Bids Awarded For Canton Improvements
Bids on four Canton street improvement contracts were opened Friday in the city public service office. The awards likely will be made next week at a board of control meeting. Streets include lath at NW from Logan to Fulton, Smith at NW from Tuscarawas to 6th, Dewalt ay SW from Tuscarawas to 6th, and widening 2nd at NW plus resurfacing Market av N to Shorb av NW.
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Canton Streets
City Public Service Department
Board of Control
Logan Ay
Fulton Rd
Smith
Tuscarawas St
Tth
Dewalt Ay
Tuscarawas
Market Av N
Shorbav
Fire damages Stark Army and Navy store basement
A basement fire at the Stark Army and Navy store at 419 Tua caranaset BE caused slight damage Saturday afternoon at 1. Central fire department responded and after extinguishing the blaze ordered the removal of a large pile of wood and discarded tax records from the basement.
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Stark Army and Navy
Tuacaranaset BE
Electric chair death of Fred Ward at Ohio penitentary
Fred Ward 80 of Rellaire was executed by electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary for the slaying of 14 year old Janetta Panella. Ward’s body was to be shipped to Bellaire for burial accompanied by his two sisters who failed to secure a last minute reprieve.
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Columbeus
Fred Ward
Rellaire
Ohio Penitentiary
Janetta Panella
Belmont Ce
Bellaire
Ward
Former Finance Minister Maurice Maunoury Dies
Former French finance minister Maurice Maunoury died in Panis on May 16. The obituary notes his long service in government and his influence on postwar economic policy.
Arrest Two In Robbery Case
Jose Garci and Tony Martinez of Columbia Heights were arrested Friday by city detectives on suspicion of involvement in a recent robbery at 610 Beldenavy NE. Their cases were continued in criminal court Saturday morning as police allege they took part in the Reldenav house robbery after a man was held up following a poker game and the entire party failed.
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Jose Garci
Tony Martinez
Columbia Heights
Beldenavy NE
Reldenav House
Crew Hurt in Blast Aboard Italian Steamer Adeg
Several crew members aboard the Italian steamer Adeg were injured by an explosion and ensuing fire while at anchor off Hampton Roads. The injured sailors were taken to the hospital in Hampton Roads for treatment.
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Washington, DC
Adeg
Hampton Roada
Navy Department
Payal Hospital
Hampton Roads
The Rainbow Trail at Mogart Theater Sequel shown
A Great Rider with his horse Tom Miz and Tony display courage and skill in The Rainbow Trail at Mogart Theater. The film is a sequel to The Riders Of The Purple Sage and showcases frontier action and adventure. Regular Daily News readers receive free tickets via Mozart in Canton classifieds.
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Tom Miz
Tony
Mogart Theater
Daily News
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