Tremor Series in Peru Kills Three Injures Dozens
Reports from Lima say earthquakes of great intensity caused damage across Peru through Monday and Tuesday. At least three people were killed and 11 injured, with Chachapoyas as epicenter where residents fled and tents rose in plazas and fields. Police and soldiers distributed food to refugees as officials seek air aid.
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Lima
Peru
Chachapoyas
Amazonas
Department of Interior
Arturio Rubio
Port Eten
Peruvian
Ecuador
Beatrice Rosebaunt Missing as Police Probe Parallel Hickman Case
Youngstown police extended the search for 10 year old Beatrice Rosebaunt statewide amid growing murder suspicions. Beatrice was enticed into a 40 year old man’s car Monday and has not been seen since. A neighbor saw her enter the vehicle. Detectives fear a Hickman Parker style parallel after a man matching the abductor’s description entered a burlap wrapping store seeking supplies. A motorist offered candy to ride with him Friday. Roy Scouts and many detectives comb the city as the Ford car pursuit continues.
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Youngstown
Beatrice Rosebaunt
Beatrice
Hickman-Parker
Los Angeles
Dorothy Parker
Roy
General urges pardon for World War veteran Sergt Halyburton
Gov. Vic to pardon Sergt Edgar M. Halyburton, the first American POW captured by Germans, for exceptional wartime service. The general stresses laws must be obeyed, but notes Halyburton’s valor led to Distinguished Service Medal and Pershing citation. Convicted for bootlegging after poverty, his case seen as warning against crime. RALST Square, or we Believe
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Vic Ponahey
Edgar M. Halyburton
Sergt. Halyburton
Halyburton
United States
John J
Black Jack) Pershing
Sergt
John Boyer
Henry W. Harter, Jr
American Legion
Disabled Veterans’ Bureau
Ralst Square
Sweet bouquet gift from Bert Lytell surprises Canton staff
Tuesday afternoon Bert Lytell sent a magnificent bouquet and a handwritten card reading Just to say thank you for a pay lovely interview. Miss Helen Lelansky recalls the moment to tell grandchildren. RS. John Loucks寄 Mothers Day letter from Sacramento via air mail.
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Bert Lytell
Bert Ly
Helen Lelansky
Canton Daily News
John Loucks
Ivanheavy
James Weagant
Sacramento
Cale
Reno Is Proof Of Prosperity
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on Reno divorces rising over 105 percent in the last year. He argues true prosperity is shown by divorces, noting that marriage remains costly and benefits lawyers, teachers, and the judge system.
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Reno
Beverly Hills
Cal
Fou
Italia Dirigible Italia Advances Toward Polar Regions
Gen Umberto Nobile reports the Italia continuing toward the polar wastes after leaving Kings Bay Spitzbergen. A crew of 15 sails embarked to study Lenin's Land with plans for close observation and potential landing. Weather improves as the craft travels north, with head winds and ice affecting speed.
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Umberto Nobile
Italia
Cape Germania
Franz Josefiand
Nobile
Mussolini
Copenhagen
Gene Umberto Noble
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Polar
Lenins Land
Pole
Greenland
Milan
Italy
Rome
North Polar
Explorer
Franz Josephiand
Planes Depart Pictou for Montreal
U S Army planes left Pictou Nova Scotia at 615 eastern daylight saving time of St George's Newfoundland, a message received here reported.
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Montreal
U. S Army
Pictou
N. 8
St. George's
N. F
Butler Advised to Rest After Acute Indigestion
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University was hospitalized for acute indigestion last night. Doctors reported he is resting comfortably and not in serious condition, with a few days rest advised. he canceled a Hartford speaking engagement due to illness.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Hartford Conn
Stresemann's Condition Remains Grave in Berlin
Berlin May 16 The illness of Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann remains grave with slight improvement in gastric intestinal disorders but kidney inflammation unchanged and a high fever persists as officials report.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Graft Charges Lifted In Cleveland Police Force Probe
Former Mayor Townes claims a police captain paid 500 for promotion and 22 captains are summoned to testify today. Safety Director Barry says the implicated officer will be produced and identification may be revealed if permitted.
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Cleveland
Clayton C. Townes
Townes
Cooperative Club
Barry
Murder charge expected in Tate shooting case
Cleveland police anticipated filing a murder charge against 39 year old Walter Payne in the death of 29 year old Lester Tate who was shot at the Payne home last night Tate reportedly tried to enter through a window and Payne said he acted in defense Payne's wife was to be questioned.
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Cleveland
Walter Payne
Lester Tate
Payne
Tate
Cleveland Men Prize Winners
Two Cleveland composers Carl Buchman and Parker Bailey won the Bearns composition prize of 2100 dollars at Columbia University New York. Buchman received 1200 dollars for a divertimento for string orchestra and percussion and Bailey won 400 dollars for two chamber works, piano with flute and piano with violin.
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Cleveland
Carl Buchman
Parker Bailey
Columbia University New York
Buchman
Bailey
Prohibition Aide Named for Ohio and Indiana
Washington May 16 Prohibition Commissioner Doran appoints W N Woolruff as acting prohibition administrator for Ohio and Indiana to oversee enforcement in these states.
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Washington
Doran
W. N. Woolruff
Ohio
Indiana
Engineer Loses Teeth in Sneezing Train Run
A veteran engineer on the Hodgenville and Elizabethtown line sneezed while starting a run from Hodgenville to Elizabethtown. His false teeth flew into a ditch, triggering a half mile backtrack before the crew recovered them amid cheers and resumed the trip.
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Lexington
A. G. Bush
Fund loan labeled gift in Smith campaign payments
William F Kenny testified to the senate investigation committee that the $70,000 he gave to Governor Alfred E Smith’s campaign chest was a donation and not a loan. Kenny’s claim followed prior testimony by George Wanna Mee and remarks about other campaign funds.
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Washington
William F. Kenny
New York
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Alfred FE. Smith
George R. Wannamee
Smith
Kenny
Rush L. Holland
Daugherty
Hoover
South
William Todd
New York City
New York State
Man Sought in Attack on Girl on May Place
Police seek William Blair 19 of 1632 May pl NE for assaulting and beating Miss Dorothy Black 21 at 1634 May pl NE. Blair allegedly struck her with a gear shift lever, choked and hit her causing a scalp laceration. Black reported the attack after calling police. neighbor heard screams. she received first aid.
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Blair
Dorothy Belle Black
Miss Black
Detective Headquarters
E. M. Swope
Swope
Japanese Cabinet Accepts Anti-War Pact Basis for Talks
London May 16 dispatch from Tokio says the Japanese cabinet has accepted American anti-war pact proposals as a basis for future negotiations. Tokyo will reply to Secretary Kellogg with minor modifications.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Tokio
Kellogg
Woman Held in Murder Case in New York
Mrs Kathryn White aged 22 was arrested at her hotel on suspicion of murder. She and her husband are suspected in the death of Louis Lavelle on May 6. Lavelle’s body has been cremated. A passport and ticket to Ireland, plus a ship’s passage for Saturday, were found in her room.
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New York
Kathryn White
Elko
New
Filko
Louis Lavelle
Lavelle
Yale Professors Receive Salary Increases Across Ranks
Yale University announces 125 professors will get raises. The Yale corporation approves a $500 raise for each assistant and associate professor grade and increases the minimum full professor salary from 5000 to 6000 dollars.
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Yale Corporation
Prince Carol Leaves England for Continent
London officials announce Prince Carol of Romania left Oakhurst in Surrey today and is en route to the continent likely heading to Belgium.
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London
Prince Carol
Romania
Oakhurst
Surrey
Dover
Carol
Belgium
Radium counsel denies delay blame in five poisoning suit
E A Markley attorney for United States Radium Corp protested delays in the case of five former women employees dying of radium poisoning. The suit seeks 250000 each. poisoning traced to watch dial painting between 1917 and 1920, diagnosed 1927.
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Orange
N. J
E. A. Markley
United States Radium Corporation
Radium Corporation
Raymond Berry
Court of Chancery
New
Pair killed and man injured in axe attack in Birmingham
Miss Daisey Bannister was killed and Monte Priest, former Baltimore baseball player, was seriously injured when a man attacked the couple with an ax. Priest was rushed to a hospital where his condition was described as grave. Bannister died instantly from a single blow to the head.
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Birmingham
Ala
Daisey Bannister
Monte Priest
Baltimore
Miss Bannister
Pittsburgh man dies at railroad union convention
C A Donnely of Pittsburgh chair of the general grievance committee for the Lehigh Valley Railroad Brotherhood died in his hotel in Cleveland during a convention. He had been in poor health for months and was attended by his wife, Mrs Donnely, a Ladies Auxiliary delegate, at his side.
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Cleveland
C. A. Donnely
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Donnely
the Brotherhood
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Weirton Steel announces expansion plan in Steubenville
J. C. Williams vice president and general manager announces expansion of Weirton Steel Co to begin today. The plan includes an open hearth with 259 ton capacity, additions to pit furnaces, a new stripper building, new soaking pits, and enlargements to 19 and 16 inch mills, with total expenditure of 1,350,000 dollars.
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Steubenville
J. C. Williams
Weirton Steel Co
Cleveland Railway Workers Get 1 Cent Per Hour Raise
Cleveland May 146 conductors and operators of the Cleveland Railway Co have been granted one cent per hour raise retroactive to May 1.
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Cleveland
The
Cleveland Railway Co
Kenton Holds Annual Picnic of Delaware District Church
The Delaware District of the Methodist Episcopal church plans its annual picnic at Delaware this month, scheduled for May 16. Members expect a community event with food, games, and fellowship.
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Kenton
Delaware
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Community Fund drives advance on second day total climbs
With 60 716 78 of 384 445 set as the goal the eighth annual Community Fund raised more than a third by the second day. The Courtland Hotel luncheon drew 350 fund volunteers as senior big gifts led with 30 725 and the Timken Roller Bearing Co. reported 22 000 raised.
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Sales Army
Courtland Hotel
Territorial Army
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast
Northeast
Colonels
North Canton
Timken Roller ‘Bearing Co
Timken
H. N. Bowman
Doisy In Crash Near Akyab While Surveying Air Routes
Lieut. Pelletier D'Oisy, noted French actor, crashed his airplane at Akyab near Chittagong today during a flight to Indo China to survey air routes. D'Oisy escaped injury, but both his companions were injured and hospitalized as the plane was wrecked.
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Calcutta
Pelletier D'Oisy
Akyab
Chittagong
Indo
China
D'Oisy
Cleveland Man Ends Life After Business Reverses
Despondent over business reverses Harry Dramis aged 37 shot and killed himself at his Cleveland home last night in a suicide.
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Cleveland
Harry Dramis
Shortest distance ad finds Canton tenants
A Canton Daily News classified item notes Mrs. Hamlin of 2211 9hst SY has three furnished rooms vacant and seeks a tenant, using the shortest distance concept to illustrate why an ad is placed. It hints at demand rising as two days pass and urges ad-writers to respond.
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Canton Daily News
Hamlin
Lars
Lee
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