Pedestrian safety lights urged for Canton streets
Local column lauds Ohio Power for new lighting standards in Canton and urges more street lights near city hall. It also recalls residents carrying “mad money” for emergencies, a tale of a man’s $100 found, and Canton radio fans benefiting from southern flood news broadcasts with direct station reports enhancing local understanding.
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American Radio Relay League
Ntry
Roller Bearing Train Ready STEP MAY MEAN NEW INDUSTRIAL ERA FOR CANTON
H H Timken president of Timken Roller Bearing Co visits Chicago for the premiere of The Pioneer the first all roller bearing equipped train to be operated by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway. Officials call the event a major industrial advance and a milestone in Canton’s Timken enterprise.
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H. H. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Chicago
the Pioneer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Timken
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W. C. Sanders
Timken Company
Canton
Timken Roler Bearing Co
Henry Timken
Streitenberger Former Chief Not Called In Mellett Case
The defense rested as Floyd Streitenberger former police officer faced trial for the Mellett murder. Mrs Fisie Gunsett testified a man came to the door for the ex policeman and Streitenberger went to his car with the engine running. The state questioned rebuttal witnesses after Lengel the campaign figure was not called. The jury expected to hear closing arguments as testimony concluded and the case could go to the jury Tuesday afternoon.
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Mellett
Dennis RO Smith
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Don R. Mellett
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Washington
Indiana
Terra Haute
Trevor M. Sleath
Patterson
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Henry Harter
Capt. Patterson
Harter
Ben Clarke
Andrews silent on resignation from treasury post
General Lincoln C Andrews refused to confirm or deny plans to resign as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition. He said he joined to reorganize law enforcement and that only Secretary Mellon can say when that work is finished.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Andrews
Treasury
Mellon
Wheeler
Commons to Probe Raid on Soviet House
London May 16. Home Secretary Sir William Johnson flicks planned to brief MPs this afternoon after talks with Sir Edward W. Childs and other Metropolitan Police officials. The statement would address the police raid on Soviet House.
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Soviet House
House of Commons
William Johnson-flicks
Home Secretary
Edward W. Childs
Metropolitan Police
Knife Slashes Kill Waitress in East Side Mystery
Five men detained as police question friends of Elizabeth Reegan a 25 year old waitress found stabbed with 19 wounds in her East Side apartment. The scene showed no struggle and the time frame is between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Investigators press on as relatives recall her last sighting.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Reegan
Mabel Ables
Three American Golfers Beaten at British Open
At Newcastle course in County Down on day one of the British ladies open, only two of five American entrants survive. Jane Brooks of Englewood New Jersey defeated England's D H M Arbuthnnot 5 and 4, Virginia Watson of Ont went through by bye, Mrs Hugh Percy of England beat M L Spaulding of Buffalo 5 and 4, and Molly Gourlay the English champion took a walkover when Mrs George M Lewis scratched.
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Newcastle
County Down
Jane Brooks
Englewood
N. J
D. H. M. Arbuthnot
England
Virginia Watson
Ontwentsia
Hugh Percy
M. L. R. Spaulding
Buffalo Country Club
George M. Lewis
Los Angeles
Mims Molly Gourlay
Ex Klansman Stephenson seeks 90 day parole
Indiana May 14 D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan serving life for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer aged 28 a former Butler University coed petitioned Governor Jackson for a 90 day parole He says a temporary release will help him expose enemies and save 200000 of a fortune once valued at 1 000 000
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D. C.stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Butler University
Stephenson
Airplane Sightings Reported Near Placentia Bay and Harbor Grace
Two witnesses in Newfoundland report hearing or spotting an airplane on the way to the recent Capts Nungesser and Coli search. Fletcher Beck near Swift Current said an aircraft passed over his home last Monday about 10 to 15 miles inland. In Harbor Grace five residents heard an aircraft traveling northwest. A Spring Hill New York resident also saw an airborne object over their community at 11 45 last Monday night as wind storms and fog affect a planned non stop Atlantic flight by American aviators.
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N. F
Fletcher Beck
Swift Current
Placentia Bay
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Harbor Grace
Halifax
Spring Hilla
N. Y
Wanamaker offers 25000 reward for missing aviators
Rodman Wanamaker a millionaire merchant and aviation enthusiast offered a reward of 25000 for the discovery of Capt. Charles Nungesser and Capt. Francois Coll missing French aviators dead or alive.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coll
New York to Paris Postponed Hop Off for 24 Hours
Weather remains bad with forecasts predicting several days of delays. Lindbergh may lead the first ocean crossing if conditions improve, while Bellanca flyers settle disputes over prize money and contract terms. About 50 US ships on Atlantic lanes plan to protect any vapor hops.
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Paris
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Lindbergh
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Lloyd Bertaud
Clarence Chamberlain
Ang Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Corp
Columbia Corporation
United States Shipping Board
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North Atlantic
Trials Set for Murder of Harvey Bauer in First Degree
Indictments accuse John Clark Henry Johnson and Henry Ferrell in the death of grocer Harvey Bauer. Clark to be tried June 13 with Sponseller as attorney, Johnson on June 20 with Rodgers, Ferrell trial also June 20 with Barth d defend. Ferrell pleaded guilty to robbery and to testify for the state.
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Henry Johnson
Henry Ferrell
Harvey Bauer
Clark
Niles A. Sponseller
Johnson
W. Bernard Rodgers
Verrell
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Bauer
Ferrell
Prohibition Issue Draws Doctors at AMA Convention
In Washington 4000 physicians attend the 78th annual American Medical Association meeting as the wet and dry question dominates. Dr Charles Capehart, head of the Association Against Impure Liquor, launches a statement opposing wets and drys efforts to sway the convention on the dry law.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Charles Capehart
Association Against
Autopsy Planned After Baker Bowl Stand Collapse
Philadelphia officials investigate the Baker Bowl collapse that killed 68 year old Fred Haas and injured fifty. The entire right field stands may be condemned as the probe continues and a conference will decide next steps while the Phillies and Cardinals play at the American League park.
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Philadelphia
Fred Haas
Baker Bowl
Heme
Phillies
Cardinals
Flood Relief Drive Tops Eleven Million Yuan
The national Red Cross flood relief campaign reached 11 748 997 dollars by May 16 with funding to aid flood victims across the country.
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Washington
Natonal Red Cross
Navy Opens Incident On New England Coast
The United States Fleet sails from the Hudson to test coastal defenses in a war game with army and navy units. 137 vessels join the maneuvers to simulate a hostile landing near Narragansett Bay as Blue defenders face Black attackers with radio silence and secrecy through the week.
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NAVY
New England
U. S. Seattle
United States
Narragangett Bay
New York
Charlee ¥. Hughes
Hudson River
Fort Adam
Newport
United States Army
United States Navy
New York City
Calling Chop Suey Causes China Tense Says Rogers
Providence May 14 statement claims U S diplomatic friction stems from missionaries promoting chop suey as a Chinese dish. The writer, MR. ROGERS, cites China shooting at U S interests after mislabeling the dish. He references Rhode Island politics and corn bread with chitlins and turnip greens.
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China
U.S
Rogers
Providence
Mk. 1
MR. Rogers
Rhode Island
Rebels Attack Marines in Nicaragua Skirmish
A band of Nicaraguan guerrillas believed to be remnants of Gen Manecado’s forces attacked a Marine encampment at Chinandaga on Saturday night. The Marines repelled the assault and scattered the attackers after returning fire. Rear Admiral J L Latimer reported the engagement to the navy department.
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Manecado
Chinandaga
J. L. Latimer
Navy
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