Opening day drives Canton campaign past goals
On opening day workers filled the Cortland hotel dining room for noon reports with about one fifth of the Community Fund quota subscribed. A total of 49 702 was raised by Tuesday noon signaling a strong start toward a 370000 goal. Mrs E H Indermehle led with 2000, Timken plant 18265 45 and 98 percent of employees already subscribed. A 100 percent report came from Marvin Moore Team 33 Northeast. After the meeting workers toured the courthouse chest and praised the effort.
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Cann
Cortland
E. H. Indermehle
Atheast
Timken
Marvin Moore
Team 33
Little Devils
Curley Burns and
Howarden
Ayor
Charles M. Ball
J. M. Marky
L. J. Noaker
Mayor Ball
Chinley High School
Canton
Dine and Mrs Belden Lead Northeast Report Totals
Readers see a compiled listing of donations and pledges in the Northeast section including names such as Mrs. Belden General Webb and Moore Hastings with amounts ranging from 48.50 to 1 640.00 and a final total around 57 642.00. fund categories include Women’s Team and General funds, with entries for C.J. Pasion and Bowman.
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M. Dine
George Belden
Webb
Hoerger
Zintamaster
Moore
Hastings
Dannemilier Daehe
Rane
Clark Pherwena Snead
Smith Wehadaaede Ces
Oo LY Beebe Bint
Aecnees
Bowman
Goodman
Breed Merals
Seren
Sm Horne
Tibie
Pacinomens
Tae
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Tor Eames
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Snowexs
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Eessurance
School Board President Resigns. Weckel to Lead
Canton board of education president J. E. Lehman resigned at Monday’s meeting, effective June 1, due to business demands. Vice President E. F. Weckel will become president on June 1, with Mrs. L. pb. Burd elected to succeed as vice president.
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J. E. Lehman
Canton Board of Education
Lehman
E. F. Weckel
L. Pb. Burd
State witness disappears in Shepherd murder case
In Chicago on May 19 the state faces a setback as key witness Robert White vanishes just as jury selection begins for the murder trial of William D. Shepherd in the Billy McClintock case. Detectives hunt for White who once worked at a questionable medical school linked to the defendant.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
George Gorman
Robert White
South Side
Gorman
White
Subway Fire Traps Hundreds in Panic at Grand Central
A subway train near Grand Central terminal caught fire, injuring 28 people including 18 women. Many escaped through windows as smoke and chaos filled the tunnel. two victims later died in hospitals. Fire, police, and ambulances swarmed the scene near Vanderbilt hotel.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Vanderbilt Hotel
Chicken thefts report 115 fowl stolen in two incidents
Police heard of two chicken thefts over a day. John Russ reported 100 chickens stolen from a coop on his farm between Harrisburg and the death curve on Louisville road. Charles Buss reported 15 Rhode Island and red chicks taken when a coop lock was forced at 606 Boylanay SE.
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John Russ
Harrisburg
Death Curve
Louisville
Canton
Charles Buss
Boylanay SE
Explosion injures two in Parma township blast
A dynamite blast in a Parma township tool shed injured a man and a woman, sparking a regional震震 shockwave that shattered windows within 300 yards. A former construction worker was arrested on suspicion of causing the blast. Victims are Mrs. Freda Kuebler 35 and Louis Korylko 34.
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Cleveland
Parma Township
Freda Kuebler
Louis Korylko
Plea Plea in Perry County Robbery Case
Fred Zinn and Grandt Rodgers of Perry county pleaded guilty to robbing the Luckoff store in Chauncey. They admitted backing a truck to loot nearly every garment and were sentenced to terms in the penitentiary. They were later caught selling the goods.
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Athens
Fred Zinn
Grandt Rodgers
Perry County
Luckoff
Chauncey
Zane Grey Popular As Movies Boost Canton Attendance
The article notes Zane Grey novels grow in popularity thanks to film adaptations. Rainbow Trail is playing at Mozart Theater. Two Daily News readers can win free tickets by finding their names in the Where You Can Find It in Canton section.
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Zane Grey
Southwest
Mozart Theater
Daily News
Canton
Judge Throckmorton Freed in Bribe Case Acquittal
Municipal Judge Dean C. Throckmorton of Columbus is acquitted of bribery charges after a jury returned a verdict of requittal. The trial halted when witness Louis W. Josephson refused to testify without immunity from related charges including offering a bribe and embezzlement at the Ohio Industrial Endowment Co. Columbus.
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Columbus
Dean C. Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Common Pleas
Rogers
Louis W. Josephson
Josephson
Ohio Industrial Endowment Co
Columus
King
Taxi Driver Arrested After Collision in Massillon
G W Haastler, taxi driver, was arrested for reckless driving after striking Dillon Long while he crossed South Erie at Tremont. Haastler pleaded not guilty and posted a $100 bond to appear Wednesday afternoon.
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Massillon
G. W. Haastler
Small Blast Damages Laundry Plant in Penn Laun dry
An explosion in the tumbling room of the Penn Laundry at 809-813 Mahion ayen, likely from gasoline fumes, shattered southwest windows but spared workers. Firemen extinguished a small blaze with water. brick and tile construction limited damage. Nearby, boys set tree limbs on fire near John Galvin’s house at 826 McGregor av NW. firemen doused it at 12 14.
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Penn Laundry
Mahion Ayen
John Galvin
McGregor
Ford Denied Entering Wall Street Banking Field
Detroit May reports stating Henry and Edsel Ford planned to enter Wall Street banking were dismissed by Guardian Trust Co officials. Guardian Detroit Co officials said the conjecture was absurd and unfounded.
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Detroit
New York
Henry and
Edsel Ford
Guardian Trust Co
Guardian Detroit Co
Governor tells mayor to use discretion in Norwood raid
Governor Donahey told Mayor Louis A Nolte to proceed at his own discretion against Norwood police officers who used tear bombs to break up a mass meeting. A Norwood delegation asked charges against Police Chief Hart and Sergeant Pipemeyer for the tear gas attack.
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Columbus
Donahey
Louis A Nolte
Norwood
Civil Service Commission
Hart
Pipemeyer
Fifteen Autos Wrecked at Youngstown Coach Works Plant
Fifteen automobiles and the buildings were destroyed by a series of mysterious explosions at the Youngstown Coach Works plant. Six fire companies fought the blaze to prevent spread to nearby structures.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Coach Works
Meigs County Tax Board Members Named by Probate Judge
On May 19 Mrs. Cora Roberta probate judge announced six taxpayers to the Meigs county rating board. Three men and three women were named with two of the women chosen as long term Republican members.
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Pomeroy
Cora RB Roberta
Meigs County Ciatting
Mary Burke dies noted Ohio publisher mother of Senator Burke
Cleveland reports Mary A Burke 47 mother of former Senator J F Burke died at her home. Cincinnati police seek to solve a strangling death of Aileen Williams 38 near Erlanger Kentucky. Springfield moves to purge magazine stands and Athens hosts union council 1200 workers urging use of the union label. Bucyrus cat story and Toledo backyard incident round up Ohio items. Cleveland strike averted as city grants 10 percent raise to esty workers.
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Cleveland
Mrea
Mary A. Burke
Quigria
Bucyrus
Cincinnati
Aileen Williams
Erlanger
Athens
County Central Labor Council
Cleveland,o
Hopkins
McCormick Opposes Trust Dividends Payment
Harold F. McCormick, ex husband of Mia Edith Rockefeller McCormick, fights payment of 7.6 million dollars in Standard Oil stock dividends held in trust for John D. Rockefeller’s daughter. He argues dividends belong to trust principal and has filed court proceedings in New York.
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New York
Harold F. McCormick
Mia
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
McCormick
Secretay Weekes Recovery Delayed by Gall Bladder Complications
Secretary of War Weekes continues to recover from a stroke with gall bladder complications. doctors are hopeful for movement to his summer home in Lancaster NHS before summer heat. He will not return to the War Department, and a successor will be named when suitable.
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Washington
Weekes
Lancaster
Nhs
Weeks
War Department
Man Said He Tried to End His Life After Ill Health
Despondent over ill health Dan Houtz admitted a man to detectives Monday afternoon for an attempted suicide. The man, found unconscious in a washroom at the Market Way fueling station of the Duquesne Oil Co, was taken to Aultman Hospital with a fractured skull. He later confessed he struck himself with a hammer missing the nail and causing the injury. Attendants reported a restless night and uncertain condition Tuesday noon.
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Dan Houtz
Rason
Houtz
Market Ay 8
Duquesne 6Il Co
Aultman Hospital
Sfoutz
Spectacular Collision Injures 69 in Cleveland Street Cars
A Clifton boulevard trolley was telescoped by a Detroit avenue car near Public Square, injuring about 69 passengers as flying glass shattered the rear of the Clifton car and the front of the Detroit car. Panic ensued with passengers breaking windows and scrambling to escape.
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Cleveland
Public Square
Detroit
Mayor on Trial in Mount Vernon Bribe Case
Mt Vernon May or Charlie Kelgley stands trial on bribery charges on the second day as six witnesses testified that bribes were accepted to permit whiskey sales and gambling at the Warner hotel.
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MT. Vernon
Charlie Kelgley
Wlaner
Dr G F Brundage to Attend Presbyterian Assembly
Assembly visitor Dr. G F Brundage pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church will travel to Columbus Wednesday morning for several days to attend the Presbyterian Geneva assembly. He will address his congregation on aspects of the gathering next Sunday morning.
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G. F. Brundage
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Presbyterian
Man Fined For Movie Flirtation Assault
Clarence Ellis was found guilty of assault and battery after a flirtation incident in a Dayton theater. He received a $50 fine plus costs and a 90 day sentence at the workhouse.
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Dayton
Clarence Ellis
Poison charge denied by Johns in Cleveland case
Walter Johns of Cleveland was arraigned on a first degree murder charge for alleged complicity in poison murders linked to Mrs Martha Wise who is serving life in a reformatory. Johns pleaded not guilty and was jailed awaiting hearing as he allegedly induced Wise to poison her mother Sophia Hansel 75 who opposed Johns suit for the poison widow's hand. Wise accused Johns as her erstwhile lover saying you made me do it.
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Medina
Walter Johns
Cleveland
Martha "Wise
Reformatory
Johna
Johns
Wise
Sophia Hansel
Johns Suit For the Poison Widow's Hand In A Jail Cell Late Yesterday. Mr. Wise
French Admit Setbacks in Moslem Morroco Front
In a Monday night communique the French acknowledge delays and difficulties fighting the Rifian tribes near Moroera. The statement notes enemy fire at several western and central points and reports General Colombat continuing a difficult advance with the Rifians penetrating the French zone in the Paounat district.
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Rabat
Moroera
Colombat
Heaviest quake of the year rocks Tokio district
A strong earthquake struck the Tokio district in the morning, lasting nine minutes with no damage reported. The center is believed to be Bagimbay, same area as the September 1928 great shock.
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Tokio
Bagimbay
Pound Sterling Hits New Low on London Exchange
May 19 The pound sterling reached the night point of the war era on the London exchange, closing at 4455.83 dollars.
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London
Londo
Federal trade body members in controversy
Washington reports a dispute within the Federal Trade Commission between its majority and minority members. They clash over publicity in cases, the handling of complaints, and whether dismissals should be kept secret. The debate centers on fairness, disclosure, and potential misuse of public notices.
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Federal Trade Body
David Lawrence
Canton Daily Newa
Washington
Better Business Bureaus
Federal Trade Commission
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