Money’s Lost in Confidence Came Friday
Three robberies and a confidence game in Canton netted about 243 in cash and property Friday night. Dominic Popales of 1118 Liberty Ave SE was robbed of 179 from the scheme by two Italians who gained his trust. A laundry at 215 6th St NE was entered Friday night with 15 cash and four guns taken. A bowling alley at 1844 8th St NE was entered Friday evening. Mrs. F S Stein at 016 6th Ave SW reported a purse with 49 stolen Friday afternoon.
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Canton
Dominic Popales
Liberty Av SE
Popales
Popateo
Po Nce
Larry Chon
6Th Et NE
Local man runs trial bus line in Canton
Ohio public utilities officials report W Reibenstein of Canton operated a city bus route on a trial basis without formal permission. J B Dugan, acting secretary, warned the operator that he must obtain a certificate of convenience and necessity or face arrest.
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Tral
Reichenstein
Ohio State students fined for lantern thefts
Five Ohio State University students were fined 25 dollars each after stealing red lanterns from street obstructions and hanging them on their clothes for a prank. In Cincinnati a court test using a calf head and a revolver aimed to show if Mandel Levine was murdered, while Ohio University at Athens ruled that a dean of women may send home a co ed using excessive face paint or lipstick.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Mehta
Cincinnati
Mandel Levine
Levine
Athens
Ohio University
Here
Apartment House Changes Hands at Castle Terrace
Castle Terrace apartments on TOS Fultoa rd NW were sold by J. Marah of the Hewitt Co to Mrs. Rosine Klatte from Elta M Drunig enbrod. The price was not announced but reported near 4000 dollars. Attorneys Weber and Drunkenbrod represented the seller and J Maresh of Hewitt Co represented the purchaser.
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Castle Terrace
Tos Fultoa Rd
J. Marah
1Ow Hewitt Co
Rosine Klatte
Elta M Drunigenbrod
Weber and
Drunkenbrod
J. Maresh
The
Hewitt Co
Bulgarian Raid on Serbian Village Sparks War Fears
Thirty Bulgarian soldiers crossed into the Serbian frontier village of Crnechavitze setting fire to houses and wounding a peasant. Belgrade dispatches report allied capitals fear possible severance of relations and risk of war between Serbia and Bulgaria.
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London
Crnechavitze
Belgrade
Serbia
Hulgaria
Auto fire damages vehicle of Leo Walters at Courtland Hotel
An automobile owned by Leo Walters at 110 Clarendon Avenue NW caught fire Friday evening while parked in front of the Courtland hotel. Firemen extinguished the blaze with chemical agents.
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Leo Walters
Clarendon Ay NW
Courtland Hotel
General Nelson A Miles Dies at Circus in Washington
Washington May 16 In a royal tribute the army mourns General Nelson A Miles who died suddenly at a circus. Plans for his funeral are underway with Mrs Cecelia Raber arriving from New York and Major Sherman Miles en route from Constantinople. Burial likely at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. Miles 86 served from the Civil War to the Spanish-American War.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
America
Mra
Cecelia Raber
New York
Sherman Miles
United States
Constantinople
Milea
Arlington National Cemetery
West
Spain
Fosdick Called to Pulpit of John D's Church
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick was asked to lead the Park Avenue Baptist Church known as the Rockefeller Church in New York City but would accept only if major changes were made. He demanded baptism by immersion not be required, open membership to all Christians, a skyscraper edifice with living quarters and clubs, and a pastor salary not exceeding 5000 dollars yearly.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Welsh Eisteddfod Opens at City Auditorium
The Music Interests Center hosts a day long Welsh eisteddfod at City Auditorium under the Welsh Pioneers association. Contests include solo and chorus events for minors and adults with entrants from Stark County and beyond, and new entries in animal and group drawings.
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City Auditorium
Canton
Welsh Pioneers’ Association
Ohio
Dana
Handel
D. O. Evans
Dorothy Lee
J Whitcombe
Riley
Stark Co
Offenbach-Bliss
Rhys
Eisteddfod Committee
Cleveland
Lorain
New Castle
Youngstown
Akron
Suspect Questioned in Medina Poison Murders
In Medina Ohio on May 16 a male suspect faced 12 hours of questioning over a poisoning case linked to Mrs. Martha Wise. Authorities say she admitted he masterminded killings of her mother and relatives and held a warrant for another murder tied to Sophia Hasel. He denies the statements.
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Medina, O
Medina
Martha Wise
Marysville
Joseph Seymour
Cleveland
Minerva blast wrecks Addsett store and nearby homes
Explosion rips through Minerva injuring none seriously but destroying Addsett’s jewelry shop and Hart grocery store. Windows and clocks shattered. valuables scattered. two men seen nearby suspected of placing dynamite. mayor vows to pursue the responsible crew.
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Addsett
H. H. Yiatt
Charles Hart
Gvery
Minerva
Frank McArter
KE. Chaddock
Hart Grocery
Marshal Jones
McCauley
Canton
Lishow
Alliance
Uberty
Hart
Metauley
Hotel lessee sues to enjoin restaurant in same building
Charles F. Nickles lessee operator of the Lexington Hotel Alliance files suit in common pleas court against William J. Ingram J. Sheehan and the Lexington Hotel Co. to stop operation of a rival restaurant in the hotel building. He alleges a room leased for confectionery was converted into a dining room with a door from the lobby opened by defendants and asks for a restraining order against the door and restaurant. Attorneys Herbruck Jack McCuskey Ruff represent the plaintiff.
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Charles FE. Nickles
Lexington Hotel
Alliance
Nickles
Herbruck
Jack, McCuskey & Ruff
Cashier Sought in $80,000 Windermere Shortage
Cleveland May 16. Authorities sought Arthur C. Kaxy linked to an $80,000 shortage at Windermere Savings and Loan Co where he once served as cashier. His wife voiced confidence in his innocence as officials indicated the shortage may have been covered by the bonding company and the bank.
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Cleveland
Arthur C. Kaxy
Windermere Savings and Loan Co
Kay
Canton Law Class Recure Monday Evening May 18
The Canton Law Class invites anyone interested in law to a Monday evening lecture on May 18 at 7 o clock on the second floor of the Court House. The speaker will be Wt itm Th Quinn and the subject is Contracts.
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Canton Law
Court House
Quinn
Ohio National Guard Strength Reported by Adjutant General
Columbus May 16. Adj. Gen. Frank D. Henderson reports the Ohio National Guard comprises 41 officers including 78 in the Reserve, seven warrant officers, and 7851 enlisted men. The report details overall force levels and unit composition.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
Stolen Case Touring Car Reported Near W. L. Depot
R. E. Mitay of 1009 érdst SW reported to police Friday evening that his Case touring car was stolen from near the W. & L. depot at Tuscarawas and BE, with Ileenesa Humber listed contact.
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R. E. Mitay
Tuscarawas
Nelson resigns to lead forging division at new company
Barney Nelson resigns from The American Forge and Machine Co to assume full control of the forging division with another large manufacturing firm. The move shifts leadership and may affect ongoing production and strategy.
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Barney Nelson
American Forge and Machine Co
Red Cross Searched for Man by Silent Appeal
Canton Red Cross seeks help locating William Galey Arnold, son of 93 year old Levi Arnold, a Battle Mountain sanitorium patient in Hot Springs South Dakota. Anyone with information should contact Canton Red Cross officials at the Central Savings Bank building.
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Canton
The
American Red Cross
Levi Arnold
Battle Mountain
Hlot Springs
S. D
William Galey Arnold
Red Cross
Central Savings Bank
Judges review slogans in Daily News fund contest
Judges and three assistant judges evaluated hundreds of submitted slogans after the contest closed last night. The winning slogan will be announced in tomorrow's Sunday News. officials include H W Luethi Wilson Hawkins Mayor Charlies M Ball and assistants Miss Mary Manly Miss Vivian Frease and Mrs Alla K Daniels.
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Daily News Community Fund
H. W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Hawkins
Charlies M. Ball
Mary Manly
Girl Scouts
Vivian Frease
Canton
The
Red Cross
Alla K. Daniels
McKinley seniors stage Under Cover in strong class play
McKinley High School seniors presented the four act Melo drama Under Cover by Roi Cooper Megrue to a large audience Friday. Pauline Frederick as Ethel Cartwright drew the crowd with voice and presence. Richard Kelly impressed as Stephen Denby with polished acting and mystery. Richard Ball supplied comedy as Morty Vaughn while Grace Bole played Nora Rutledge with charm. Martha Shaeffer and Roger Metzger entertained as Alice and Michael Harrington, with Ralph Leadbeater praised for James Duncan role.
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McKinley High School
Roi Cooper Megrue
Pauline Frederick
Ethel Cartwright
Richard Kelly
Stephen Denby
Secret Service
Richard Ball
Morty Vaughn
Cre
Nora Rutledge
Grace Bole
Monty
Martha Shaeffer
Alice Harrington
Roger Metzger
Michael Harrington
Ralph Leadbeater
James Duncan
Robert
Stage Troupe Delivers Polished Community Play
The production features Stebenschuh and Lambert in key roles with John Owen as Dan Tay, Helen Holman as Amy, Fee Hanna as Harry Gibbs, and Vera plus Edward West in Paris. Critics praise stage presence, inflection, and smooth ensemble delivery under Miss Stacy and director Bozman. Evening performance at the school theater draws praise.
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Stebenschuh
Lambert
Arton
John Owen
Dan Tay
Helen Holman
Amy Anwright
Dia
Fee Hanna
Harry Gibbs
Custer
Vera
Edward West
Paris
Ruth Albertson
Stacy
Oy) Bozman
Arrest of Donald Busrhone for speeding fined in court
Donald Busrhone was arrested several days ago on speeding charges and fined $25 by a court on Saturday. The record notes this as a criminal case.
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Donald Busrhone
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