Solitors Gain on Fourth Day in Community Fund Drive
Report to noon Monday shows two thirds of the drive subscribed as Anton's Community Fund nears 235,688 dollars. North Canton led with 1,196 more, while the Northeast sector posted 96,140. Industrial plants record high pledges as teams report strong daily totals and widespread enthusiasm at the luncheon. A Moonlight Garden orchestra entertained and the Bay section honored workers.
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Anton
Kers
North Canton
Apt. E. P
Industrial Division Jets
Moonlight Garden
Clarence K.etke
Section Standings and Totals in Southwest Section
Today’s report shows Southwest Section totals 235,688.00 and 24,826.00 for today and year to date, with Northwest and East totals also listed. A local arrest is noted with a warrant charging a man named Dovan regarding chickens from Anna.
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Uthwest
Sam
Dovan
Constable Ager
Anna
Chappey Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving
Chappey charged with driving while intoxicated pleads guilty and is fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 20 days in the workhouse.
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Chappey
Amobie
Dodge Suit Shows Alfred G Wilson at Detroit Trial
Alfred G Wilson, a lumberman and church deacon, sat as an interested spectator at a Detroit trial over a suit by John Duvall Dodge against Mrs. John F. Dodge, stepson, seeking a fifth of his late stepsister’s 12 million dollar estate. Mrs. Dodge, set to wed in June, has already received 15 million from the Dodge fortune.
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Alfred G. Wilson
Detroit
John F. Dodge
John Duvall Dodge
Cripple Carried To Gallows
Arthur Covell a crippled astrologer from Coquille was hanged at the Oregon penitentiary for murdering his sister in law. It followed the double execution that day with L. W. Peare also put to death.
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Salem
Ore
Arthur Covell
Cocquille
Oregon Penitentiary
L. W. Peare
Boy's counsel seeks new trial in Cavalier case
May 22 Philadelphia. William Cavalier, a 15 year old condemned for the murder of his grandmother, had his counsel file a formal appeal with the state supreme court for a new trial. The appeal is set for hearing the first week in September in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
William Cavalier
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Merchants Launch Weeklong Massillon Extension Sale
Sixty one Massillon merchants began a one week extension sale to broaden the city’s shopping role. Stores display American flags and window cards to attract customers and establish Massillon as a buying center.
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Massillon
Crash Near Delphos Claims One Life In Intersection smashup
An auto crash at a Delphos area intersection caused one death and six injuries. William Fair, 32, Delphos, died. Ralph Beth, Newark, is badly hurt. others injured were Roman Hummer and Arthur Trentman, both Delphos, Ann Scharr of Conneaut, and Magdalen Lehmkuhle of Delphos.
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Delphos
Here
William Fair
Ralph Beth
Newark
Roman Hummer
Arthur ‘Trentman
Ann Scharr
Conneaut
Magdalen Lehmkuhle
Workman Hurt In Fall At Massillon
Theodore Grecopa of the Wend ing company was unconscious after a fall into a hole at work in Massillon. He was taken to the city hospital where he regained consciousness. Dr. Carnes said he suffered bruises to the neck and shoulders.
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Massillon
Theodore Grecopa
Wending Company
Carnes
Carmen Workers Seek Pay Increases Across Divisions
Carmen delegates from four divisions petition N O T and L Co for raises between 10 and 20 cents per hour. Canton Massillon city operators seek 12 cents more, interurban men reportedly ask 10 cents, Akron city workers press 17 to 20 cents. Arbitration board to be formed with one union, one company, and one neutral member after elections. The firm previously stated it could not grant raises due to earnings. Current conditions remain under mutual agreement.
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N. O.T. and
L. Co
Carmen
Canton- Massillon
Akron City
Gas Blast Kills One and Injures Ten in Cleveland
A gas heater explosion in an Cleveland apartment house killed one man and left two near death with many others injured by blast and fire. Fire crews controlled the blaze after five engine companies fought the flames. Another rooming house blast earlier today injured eight men, with Daniel Soules, 71, fatally harmed by a gas leak during lighting.
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Cleveland
Daniel Soules
Soules
Fostoria High Favored To Retain Band Tourney Trophy
Judges will decide tonight in Akron after a tourney featuring 14 high school bands from Cleveland Akron Mansfield Sandusky Canton Fostoria Fremont and Piqua. Though Fostoria is favored to win, second place consensus is unclear as West Tech Akron West earned last year’s runner up spot.
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Akron
Fostoria High
West Tech High
Cleveland
Akron West High
Ohio
Mansfield
Sandusky
Canton
Fostoria
Fremont
Piqua
Earl of Ypres In Grave Condition
The Earl of Ypres was reported in very grave condition today in Deal England.
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Deal
England
Ypres
Government Defeated in Chamber by 98 to 73 Vote
Brussels report: the government suffered a defeat in the chamber with 98 votes against 73. The outcome follows tense debates over policy measures and signals potential shifts in coalition dynamics.
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Brussels
Chamber
Arctic Air Party Personnel Profiles and Pioneering Explorers
Captain Roald Amundsen, leader, discovered the South Pole and north magnetic pole and was first to navigate the northwest passage. Lincoln Wilsworth, American born 1880 in Chicago and Columbia and I McGill educated, a mining engineer turned aviator in France. Hjalmar Larsen, pilot and Norwegian naval officer. Lief Dietrichsen, pilot and naval officer. Carl Feueht, German mechanic expert in Dornier machines. Oskar Omdahl, Norwegian mechanic long associated with Amundsen.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
North Magnetic Pole
Northwest Passage
Lincoln Wilsworth
Chicago
Columbia University New York
McGill University
Montreal
Alaska
France
Hjalmar Larsen
Lief Dietrichsen
Carl Feueht
Oskar Omdahl
Amundsen
Seven Autoists Arrested in Traffic Drive
A police blotter report says seven motorists were arrested in a traffic drive spanning Wednesday night to Thursday. Motorcycle Officer Jackson led five speeders into custody, with one more speeder and one person accused of excessive speed later in the day. A reckless driver and a motorist with a cut out open were also taken into custody as the ongoing “war” over speed escalates.
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Jackson
Fireman Saves Six Babies From overheated chicken brooder blaze
Central fire station units respond to a fire at N. L. Snipes home on 5th Street Southwest. Truckman I Shockey enters a second floor room and carries six baby chicks to safety as fire is confined with minor damage. Fire Chief Mesnar credits Shockey with saving six lives in a quick response.
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Central Fire Station
I. Shockey
Mesnar
Shockey
N. L. Snipes
5Th St
Bolt Fatalities In Illinois Lightning Strike
In Centralia Illinois two people were killed by a bolt of lightning during an electrical storm. The victims were M B Kesterson aged 49 and his wife Laura. Their two daughters witnessed the event.
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Centralia
Ill
M. B. Kesterson
Laura
Kestersons
Prettiest Co Ed at Ohio Wesleyan Named
Miss Juanita Allmendinger of Marion wins the prettiest co ed title at Ohio Wesleyan University in an election run by the staff of the university Tran Script annual co ed edition.
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Marion
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Juanita Allmendinger
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hotel in Massillon Put Under Court Padlock
Judge A W Agler ruled the Herwick Hotel at 8 Erie and Pennets Massillon a public nuisance under Prohibition and ordered the sheriff to padlock the building for a year unless a bond allows opening sooner. Prosecutor C B McClintock cites multiple liquor law convictions dating from 1922 to 1925 and urges continued closure.
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Herwick
Erie and
Pennets
Massillon
A. W. Agler
C. B. McClintock
Co. W. Kirk
McClintock
Agler
Canton Man Held in HoldUp in Canton Ohio
Frank Urbaytis formerly of Toledo Ray Eggleston Canton Raymond Hickman Mansfield and Leonard Snyder Cleveland faced municipal court arraignments on robbery charges. Urbaytis bond set at 25000 but not posted case continued to May 26 Eggleston bond 10000 case continued to Saturday Hickman case continued to May 28 no bond Snyder bound over to grand jury 10000. Police say Urbaytis robbed a Canton grocery May 13 and Eggleston Snyder kidnapped and robbed taxi driver Ed Jackson and the Jefferson hotel, while Hickman stole tires and batteries from a local garage.
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Columbus
Frank Urbaytis
Toledo
Ray Eggleston
Canton
Raymond Hickman
Mansfield
Leonard Snyder
Cleveland
Uryaytis
Prgleston
Hickman
Snyder
Urbayta
Aggleston
Ed Jackson
Jefferson Hotel
Man Confesses Killing Woman in Cincinnati Case
John Downing 87, a carpenter, confessed to murder of Mrs Aleen Williams 38 of Bromley near Cincinnati last Saturday. He was indicted for first degree murder, admitting intent to rob. He pawned two diamond rings valued at 600 pounds for 45 dollars and profited 68 dollars from the purse theft.
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Cincinnati
John Downing
Aleen Williams
Bromley
Glen
Hamilton Eo Grand Jury
Downing
Williams
Ohio Editor Farley Leddy 43 Dies at Home
Ashland Ohio May 22 Farley Leddy 43 editor of the Weat Salerma News died today at his home following an attack of acute indigestion He had served as editor of the News for three years.
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Ashland
Farley
Leddy
Weat Salerma News
The
News
Dry Chief Calls Ontario Beer System a Dangerous Fake
Wayne B. Wheeler of the American Anti Saloon League tours Ontario selling 4.4 percent beer. He calls the system a dangerous fake claiming it misleads drinkers about alcohol content and could undermine prohibition laws.
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Dry Chief
Ontario Beer System
Columbus
Ontario
Wayne B. Wheeler
American AntiSaloon League
Wheeler
Getty
Crowe to Fight Jury Tampering in Poison Case
Chicago May 22 James Callan charged with bribing jurors in the William D Shepherd germ murder trial says he is ready to surrender but proclaims innocence He will appear at headquarters for questioning State's Attorney Crowe vows to make an example of this case to deter jury tampering in Chicago courts. Police search for missing witness Robert White continues as the grand jury weighs evidence. The jury panel selection proceeds with limited progress.
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Chicago
James Callan
William D. Shepherd
Callan
Robert F. Crowe
Crowe
Philip Barry
Shepherd
Crowe Callan
Robert White
Florida
White
Miami
Jacksonville
Illinois swept by high wind rocks Harrisburg and Marion
A strong wind at times cyclonic struck Harrisburg and Marion overnight. Several houses were destroyed, trees uprooted and telegraph and telephone lines torn down amid an electrical storm. No loss of life reported and no damage estimate available.
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Mount Carmel
Harrisburg
Marion Oveynight
Wethered Wins Third British Ladies Open Title at Troon
Joyce Wethered defeated Cecil Leitch, in the final at Troon, to win her third British ladies open championship. Wethered clinched the title at the 7th hole, marking a third finals meeting with Leitch.
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Joyce Wethered
Cecil Leitch
Sith Hole
Troon
Scotland
Roosevelts Trek Through Snowbound Zogy Pass
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt his brother Kermit and George K Cher rie begin a perilous trek through the snow filled Zogy Pass toward the deserts of Turkestan and northern mountains to hunt the rare Owls Poll, ancestor of the modern sheep.
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Srinagar
Kashmir
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
George K. Cherrie
Bega
Zogy Pass
Turkestan
Amundsen Plans Return Flight From North Pole Run
London May 22 news says captain Roald Amundsen has completed a unilateral dash toward the North Pole with Lt Ellsworth aboard, the Kings Bay report noting two planes started the return trip from Spitzbergen. The distance to the Pole is about 690 miles, with supplies for 2 to 4 days.
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London
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
North Pole
Osloway
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Ellsworth
Ohio
Central News
Amundsen
Pole
Arctic Ocean
Windsor Sells 4.4 Percent Beer To 75000 Visitors
About 75 000 people, two thirds American, paid roughly 150 000 to 200 000 to sample Windsor Ont 4 4 per cent beer. Hotels and restaurants sold nearly half a million bottles with no arrests. A $100 drunk-attempt prize went unclaimed as crowds left by ferry with limited transfers at the border.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Judge bars employer testimony in divorce cases in Cincinnati
Cincinnati May 22 Charles W Hoffman a famous divorce judge refused a decree in a case and served notice that no further divorces would be granted to servants whose employers testimony was the chief factor. Hoffman said he would not reflect on the employers honesty but noted a woman will do almost anything to keep a servant as maids are hard to obtain and maintain.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Hoffman
Moffman
The Rainbow Trail at Mozart Theater with Tom Mix
The Last Croatier of this nation is featured in a South Western struggle depicted in Anne Grey's The Rainbow Trail adapted for the screen. Tom Mix stars with his horse Tony in the film at the Mozart Theater. Check the Daily News Canton section Where You Can Find It In Canton for free ticket listings.
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Anne Grey
Tom Mix
Tony
Mozart Theater
Canton
The
Daily News
Swampscott as Official Summer Capital for Coolidge
President Coolidge plans to move substantial executive work to Swampscott Massachusetts for about ten weeks. The arrangement aims to keep mail and business flowing with White House staff in place and cabinets busy. Officials expect meetings with Secretary Mellon and discussions on war debt terms before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Swampscot
Mellon
Congress
Wardehta
Renwinins
Rochester Chosen for 1926 Shoe Workers Meet
Rochester New York was chosen for the 1926 convention of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union at the closing session in Montreal. Collins Lovely was reelected president along with Charles L. Baines and G. A. D. Martindale as vice presidents.
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Montreal
Que
Rochester
N. Y
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Collins Lovely
Charles L. Baines
G. A. D. Martindale
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