Personnel of Commission Is Made Public
Lawrence Sullivan reports that a federal dry law enforcement commission will study prohibition. Ten men and one woman were named to lead the inquiry, with aims to assess enforcement under the Volstead Act and Jones Law. Hoover invites all members to a May 28 White House luncheon for outlining the investigation.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
New York
George W. Wickersham
Two Injured In Accidents Here
Dorothy Higgins a 12 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Higgins 209 Showers SW suffered a severe fracture of the left leg when struck by a car driven by E J Moore 704 9th St SW Moore said the child ran into the path of his vehicle He took her to Aullman Hospital condition is fair Jake Johnson 1440 6th St NE was cut on the scalp and bruised after being struck by an eastbound train at the Tuscarawas St E crossing Pennsylvania railroad crossing crossing watchman said Johnson walked under down gates He was taken to Mercy Hospital condition is fair Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Higgins
Ed H. Higgins
E. J. Moore
9Th St
Moore
Aullman Hospital
Jake Johnson
6Th St
Tuscarawas St E
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Weinschenker
Wachman
Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Tunney Sued for Heart Balm in Connecticut
Notice of attachment of Gene Tunney s colonial home in Northford in a $500,000 breach of promise suit brought by Mrs Katherine King Fogarty of New York and Fort Worth Texas was filed with the town clerk. Deputy Sheriff John J Maley of New Haven and attorney John Rim filed the action and planned to file at Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Gene Tunney
Northford
Katherine King Fogarty
New York and
Fort Worth
Tex
John J. Maley
New Haven
John Rim
Lewis L. Field
Fogarty
Maley
Thim
Bridge Port
Hoover advisers cut Germany payments after armistice
Detroit May 21. An excerpt questions postwar reparations as fair. The writer imagines responses to ongoing demands and notes a pallbearer scene. References Lindy and Hoover advisers. The tone critiques penalties imposed on Germany after World War I.
Blackmail Threat Targeting Constance Morrow in Boston
The Boston Post reports that extortionists threaten 15 year old Constance Morrow daughter of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and sister of Col. Lindberghs fiancée. A package demanding 50 000 was left near Germantown West Roxbury while Lindbergh traveled with family for protection.
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United Press
Boston
Boston Post
Constance Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Col
Charles E. Lindbergh
Constance
Milton Academy
Post
Lindbergh
New York
Westwood
Mass
Peter Driscoll
Pilot Arthur Argles Killed in World War Era Crash
Arthur Argles Canadian World War pilot was killed and Alfred H Harris wealthy real estate broker was seriously injured when their dual controlled airplane went into a tailspin from about 2000 feet and crashed two miles from Roosevelt Field Nassau Hospital reported Harris in serious condition but with some chance of recovery He was learning to fly the observers at Roosevelt Field saw the craft go into a tailspin then zig zag downward before the plane landed in a field.
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New York
Arthur Argles
Alfred H. Harris
Roosevelt Field
Nassau Hospital
Harris
Cleveland Avenue Market Wednesday Specials
Local market advertises Meadow Brook Butter 42¢ per pound Strictly Fresh Eggs 33¢ a dozen Star Ham Ends 18¢ per pound Pork Chops 28¢ per pound Large 24 oz loaf bread 2 for 25¢ Perch sale marked with price text unclear but included.
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Cleveland Avenue
Meadow Brook
School Board Omits 3 Names From Payroll
Canton Ohio board of education drops three McKinley High executives from the teachers payroll at a fiery meeting. Mathematics professor Francis D. Headley is targeted for a better Canton post, with a petition signed by about 20 men. Also removed temporarily are EB Littell and Leslie D Hansen.
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McKinley High School
Canton
Board of Education
Francis D. Headley
Headley
E. S. Kerr
Co. EB. Littell
Leslie D. Hansen
School board to study three proposed actions for reentry
The district announces a committee will investigate the merits of three options before any action toward reestablishing them in the schools. The summer program details continue on page five.
Fort Worth Flyers Extend Endurance Flight Effort
Fort Worth pilots Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly rebuilt and fueled the army plane Question Mark for a third time, taking on 110 gallons as they strive to beat the endurance record. They must stay aloft until 7 13 p m Saturday after a 50 000 mile preflight tally.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
Kelly
Robbins
Taggart Will Leaves Estate to Six Children in Probate
Isaac M. Taggart of Massillon died last week and most of his estate goes to his six children. The widow receives use of the family home and ample other gifts. Grandchildren get 10 shares each of National Pressed Steel stock. Massillon City Hospital and St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church receive 40 shares of Central Alloy Steel stock each for their children's departments. Will signed May 1, 1921, at age 71.
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Isaac M. Taggart
Massillon
National Pressed Steel Co
Massillon City Hospital
Central Alloy Steel Corp
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Taggart
Temperament Shown by Helen Wills in Paris Opener
Helen Wills, US champion, won a first round doubles match by default at Roland Garros when opponents failed to appear on time. Officials rescheduled to 5 p.m. but Wills refused to wait, and the match was awarded to the Americans.
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United Press
Paris
Helen Wills
Roland Garros
Edith Cross
Mmes. Danet
Speranza
Miss Wills
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
Edouard Borotra
Zahary
Turkey
Cannon
France
Ken Bouman
Lil
D'Alvarez
Miles
Rosambert
Metaxa
Ken
Lili
Europe
City to Build Signal Tower for Police and Fire Alarms
City council approved a 58000 bond issue to erect a new signal building for police and fire alerts. The plan includes relocating Fire Station No. 4, replacing Health Building owned signals, and moving signals from the current site ahead of a new federal building. A new fire station will be built past 18th Street.
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C. C. Curtis
10Th St NW
18Th St
City Health
Federal
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Six Hurt In Bus Crash Near Toledo Ohio
Six persons injured when a bus en route from Indianapolis to Detroit left a road near South Lawrenceville Ohio after its service brakes failed. The bus, driven by L. W. Botto of Indianapolis, was stopped by emergency brakes after a sharp curve, throwing passengers from seats. The injured were treated in Toledo after minor repairs to the vehicle.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Detroit
South Lawrenceville
E. H. Matteson
L. W. Botto
Classified Ad Dept Opens Early at Canton Daily News
The Classified Ad Department of The Canton Daily News starts operations at 7 30 each weekday morning beginning Tuesday. Ads may be submitted from that time, expanding upon prior hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Fruit dealer slain near governor's Springfield home
Caesar Sansone, 50, a Springfield fruit dealer and reputed nephew of the Duke of Cantello, Mazara, Italy, was killed by a shotgun squad of racketeers within two blocks of Governor Louis L. Emmerson's residence. Slugs damaged a nearby weatherboard and kitchen. He reportedly refused to pay tribute, provoking enmity.
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Springfield
Louis L. Emmerson
Caesar Sansone
Sansone
Cantello
Mazara
Italy
Dover Mother of 11 Freed After Night in Jail
Mrs Blanche Burson 41 wife of Clyde Burson of Dover was discharged by Mayor Ernest Barthelmeh after a night in Tuscarawas jail on a charge of intoxication. The mayor obtained her promise of better behavior.
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Dover
Blanche Burson
Clyde Burson
Front St. Dover
Ernest Barthelmeh
Tuscarawas
Barthelmeh
Lathrop Lodge 676 May Meeting Debuts M M Degree
Special communication Lathrop Lodge No. 676 held on Tuesday May 21. Mason M M degree conferred with C R Whitson and George C Mast noted as officers and secretary-advisor.
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Special Communication
Lathrop Lodge
C. R. Whitson
George C. Mast
Hope Fades for Missing Hodgson Father and Son
Annapolis Maryland May 21 hope waned for Carey V Hodgson a Washington engineer and his 10 year old son William after their canoe capsized in a heavy Chesapeake Bay storm off Bay Ridge. Naval Academy sea and air patrols searched nearly seven hours with little chance of locating them or the craft.
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Annapolis
Hope
Carey V. Hodgson
Washington
William
Bay Ridge
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Academy
Geraniums in bloom at Wertz and Broad corner plant sale
Geraniums and a wide variety of bedding plants available at 1204 Wertz NW and 1207 Broad NW. Adv. offers selection for gardens and containers.
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Wertz
Bomberger's Restaurant Opens at Corner 2nd and Market NE
Bomberger's Restaurant is now open to the public at the corner of 2nd Street and Market Avenue Northeast. Local diners can visit for meals as the new eatery starts operations.
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Bomberger
2Nd St
Market Av NE
Market Ay NE
Ady
Paint demonstration continues this week
Free paint samples are offered at Quality Hardware Co. located at 321 Tusest W. in Adyv as the B P S Paint demonstration runs this week with free samples available to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Hardware Co
Freight rate battle and tariff bill move in Congress
Western independents push back against the farm and tariff program linking to the O Fallon railroad decision. Senators plan new valuation provisions and cut railroad profits as talks resume in Washington. A separate probate update notes Mrs Guerreri’s sanity hearing after a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict on a murder charge.
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Washington
House
Couveus
Paul RE. Mallon
United Press
May
Senate
Supreme Court
Bockhart
Iowa
Sen. Dill
Dennis R. Smith
Maeme Guerieri
Alvan
Peal
Woman Killed in Auto Crash Near Louisville
Mrs. Elnora Irvers 27 of Lincoln Street Louisville was killed when her husband’s car skid and rolled three times one mile west of Louisville on a slippery highway. Coroner T C McQuate said speed was the chief cause as Mr Irvers 30 and two children Violet 7 Billy 3 were treated at Mercy Hospital and Jacobs ambulance.
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Elnora Irvers
Otto Irvers
Lincoln St
Louisville
Irvers
T. C. McQuate
Canton
Jacobs
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Irvers
Violet
Billy
Subpoena Served in Groh Bribery Case
Henry Bowers announced he subpoenaed Irene Engler Venice Tavern waitress missing witness in Groh hearing. She is to testify in Groh trial in common pleas court tomorrow before U S Commissioner Charles M Ball Canton. Prosecutor Kuhns and Probate Judge Lamneck denied coordinating with Edward Little to take the girl out of Tuscarawas County.
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New Philadelphia
Henry Bowers
P. J. Groh
Dover
Irene Engler
Venice
Groh
U. S
Charles M. Ball
Canton
Common Pleas Court
J. F. Kuhns
J. H. Lamneck
Edward Little
Tuscarawas Co
Broad cast War in New York Flies NBC Planes
The city will be air raided in a simulated bombardment broadcast tonight over NBC stations. A short wave description from an NBC plane will be given by B Hanson with P W H Dixon and Roy Wolfe the Army pilot. The Keystone bomber departs Fairfield Connecticut and will fly to Washington and New York.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
B. Hanson
NBC
P. W. H. Dixon
Roy Wolfe
U. S. Army
Army Keystone
Fairfield
Washington
Cleveland Clinic toll rises to 125 with Dr Belcher death
The death toll from the Cleveland Clinic disaster reached 125 with the passing of Dr. George W. Belcher. He helped in rescue efforts and reportedly fell ill after returning home. Survived by widow Susan and three children, he had been supported by clinic staff during his illness. Dr Crile prepared to brief the coroner on the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
George W. Belcher
Belcher
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Susan
Mary Dorothy
Buddy
William
George W. Crile
J. Pearse
Girlan seven-year-old fixates on Scarface Capone
In Chicago on May 21 Mrs. Worth fears her daughter Betty's appetite for Capone stories. The seven year old reads about Al Capone and prays for him after learning of his Philadelphia imprisonment, prompting the mother to correct and hear a curious prayer reference.
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Chicago
Charles Worth
Betty
Scarface
al Capone
Canton Storage Co Ad promotes steel lockers and rug room
The Canton Storage Co advertises private steel lockers that are fireproof and mothproof rug rooms and invites inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Storage Co
Ady
Hotel Clerk George Murphy Shot Dead in Alley Ambush
George Murphy, night clerk at the Grand Hotel in Hamilton Ohio, was killed by 12 bullets from a concealed machine gun hidden behind a high board fence. Police believe reprisal for liquor hijacking. motive and rendezvous details remain unclear. Footprints and a concealed muzzle were found. Murphy had come from St Louis months earlier.
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Hywaited Press
Hamilton
George Murphy
Grand Hotel
Murphy
St. Louis
Koes
Dea
St Louis
Patrolman Found Slain on Street in College Corner
Patrolman Charles Lawrence, 45, was found shot to death in an alley off the public Square in College Corner Ohio. He carried a flashlight and revolver. residents recall a midnight gunshot and police suspect a bandit. One theory links a gunman who killed his father in Libere Ind, then two other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
PYOUD
Man Hurt by Hit and Skip Driver near Massillon Hospital
Clarence Murphy, 23, of Martins Ferry, was struck by a hit and run driver near the Massillon State Hospital on Route 21. He suffered a fractured hip and was hospitalized. condition reported as not serious.
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Massillon
Clarence Murphy
Martins Ferry
Massillon City Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Murphy
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