Gillen Case May Upset Gas Tax Measure
Ohio Supreme Court ruling in the Gettles v Gillen case questions if Gillen’s seat and vote affect the Brown gas tax law. Opponents argue if Gillen’s ineligibility voids the passes, the tax law could be halted. The dispute centers on two thirds votes and referendum status to the measure.
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Gillen
J. W. Fisher
Daily News Riurbat
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
W. A. Gettles
Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
Gillen Ao
S&s . Jones
Ohio Automobile Association
Franklinen
Supreme Court
Jackson Co Spion
General Assembly
Senate
Automobile Association
Brown
Yeas
Nave
Lewin
L. G. Collister
Cuyahouaco
R. A. Powell
Woodoo
Collister
Powell
Cooperative Mine to Produce 800 Tons Daily at Basin
Middleport May 3. The Fesex mines in this field will soon produce 800 tons of coal daily on the cooperative basin. Mine owners report many old workers are returning to work on this basin.
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Middleport
Theft Reported of Car Spotlight at Rex and Tusa
Don Infield of 2609 17th St NW told police Friday evening a spotlight was stolen from his car while it was parked at the corner of Rex and Tusa.
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Don Infield
17Th St
Rex and
Tusa
Durand fails to lift padlock on Herwick hotel incident
Attorney C Homer Durand of Coshocton failed to lift a court padlock on the Herwick hotel in Massillon after a liquor law enforcement action. Prosecutor McClintock padlocked additional properties including a farm home as a bid to enforce the padlock statute.
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C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Ohio
Herwick
Massillon
C. B. McClintock
McClintock
Agler
George Eyler
Tae
Mary and
Everett Satchet
Canton- Waynesburg Rd
Cleveland Ay
Columbia Heights
Steve Loncar
Voln Popovich
Loncar
jJnance
Stark Co
Me “Lntoeck
Columbus
Field Marshal French Dies After Cancer Fight
London May 23 The death of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson known as the Far of Ypres in World War I is reported at 73 after an illness following an appendicitis operation. He led the Old Contemptibles at Ypres and later held several top commands before retirement.
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Earl of
Ypres
London
England
Far
French
France
Earl
Lord Kitchener
Great Britain
Viscount French
Royal Artillery
Channel
Aldershot
Marshal Haig
United Kingdom
Ireland
Viscount Fitzalan
Leutenant
George
Bus Operation to Be Probed in Canton
A Canton resident objects to Reibenstein operating a motor bus through Canton streets. He cites indiscriminate service in north and west areas and notes a commission warning that without a certificate of convenience and necessity the operator risks arrest. A bus inspector will be sent to Canton to enforce permit requirements.
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Retbenstein
J. K.K. Dugan
Reibenstein
C. C. Marshall
Dugan
Canton
William Stroup
Civic Grand Opera shines in Canton premier
Civic Grand Opera Company is warmly received in Canton as Haendel and Gretel opens a two day run. Conductor Rudolph Schueller leads the Cleveland and Chicago cast with Virginia Jones and Ada Deal Ray starring Gretel and Haensel. Local talent and Irene A Converse choreograph the dream sequence and the audience applauds each aria.
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Canton Civic Grand Opera Co
Canton
Humperdink
Haengel and
Gretel
Rudolph Schueller
Canton Woman's Club
Mr. Schueller
Europe
Virginia Jones
Ada Deal Ray
Haensel
Gertrude
Ethyl Robinson
Alfredo Gandolfi
Chicago
Peter
Samdman
Irene A. Converse
Roy Essig
Alice Sole Jones
Irene A. Converge
Haense
C. C. Barrick
Civic Grand Opera Company
Amb'tlons
Nues
Woman's Club
Kappelmeister Schueller
Gigantic Rum Ring Exposed Across Coastwise Routes
Federal authorities in Boston say they uncovered a vast rum smuggling operation extending from the East Coast into Canada. Investigators seized evidence showing a multi‑million annual turnover, a customer list of about 1000 names, and a coastwise network using three sea‑going vessels and about 30 speed boats under the cover of grocery and perfumery shipments.
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Boston
East
Canada
Hay Market Square
United States
Obscene magazines targeted in state cleanup drive
The attorney general plans a wide cleanup of obscene publications including titles such as Whiz Bang and True Confessions. Prosecutor McClintock says several other objectionable magazines will be included and penalties reach up to five years in prison or a $2000 fine. Canton women urge faster action as officials pledge uniform enforcement citywide.
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United States
Genera
B. McClintock
Grand Jury
Cuntock
Canton Club
Hall
Temporary order granted restrains neighbors on Krabil farm
Joe Krabil obtained a temporary order in Judge Diehl's court Friday restraining Edward Luts and others from trespassing on his farm. He says a neighbor’s cattle passed his property and land was used but fencing has been abandoned. defendants removed the obstruction and drove on his lands. Amerman and Mills are his attorneys.
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Joe Krabil
Diehl
Eaward Luts
Georgeto Ward
Amerman and Mills
Uniontown High School graduates seven pupils
Seven students completed Uniontown High School in Friday’s commencement exercises. Each graduate took part in the program and Prosecutor C. R. McClintock delivered the class address.
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Uniontown High Schoe
Lenhart Arrested on Contempt Charge for Alimony
Michael Lenhart was arrested Saturday on a charge of contempt of court and placed in the county jail. He allegedly ignored a court order to pay alimony while awaiting a divorce hearing.
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Michael Lenhart
Presbyterian General Assembly Faces Union Battle and Fosdick Clash
In Columbus conservatives lead opposition to union with Congregational and Reformed churches citing self governance. A modernist fundamentalist rift over Harry Fosdick's case swirls as New York presbytery actions are reviewed. Budgets of 15 million dollars for internal church work and missions are to be adopted amid weekend services.
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Columbus
Congregational
Reformed
Presbyterian General Assembly
Philadelphia
New York
Erdman
Fire damages local upholstery plant and stock
A fire at a local upholstery factory caused extensive damage to the third floor rooms storing padding and tow, plus cotton mattresses in the rear. Firemen contained the blaze within minutes after discovery by two women employees, with heavy water damage to second floor stock and machinery. The building, owned by G. G. Dunlap and home to a firm led by A. N. Ervin, will require months to repair and about 20 workers were employed at the time.
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G. G. Dunlap
California
A. N. Ervin
Washington Hotel
Ervin
Miss Elsie Kisco Recovers From Minor Operation
Miss Elsie Kisco residing at 3011 11th Street Southwest is at home recovering after a minor operation.
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Elsie Kisco
11Th
Fruit Stolen From Garage Amid Open Window
Sam Wilkoff reported missing fruit from his garage rear, with entry through an open window. Thieves took crates of pineapples bananas and other produce from a truck in the garage. Two pineapple crates were recovered a block away during police investigation.
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Sam Wilkoff
Prospector
Wilkoff
Development of Aeronautics Here Discussed in Canton
Dr. Louis S. Meister a government representative met with the Canton chapter of the National Aeronautic Association on Friday to discuss aeronautics development and securing a landing field. He flew from Dayton in a De Havilland plane with a Liberty motor arriving at Sherick field after a stop in Carrollton. The Canton group has worked for a year to promote aviation and identify landing field sites with no definite selection yet.
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Louis S. Meister
Canton
National Aeronautic Association
Dayton
de Haviland
Dr. Meister
Sherrick Field
Carrollton
City
Meister
Joseph M. Blake
The
Aeronautic Association
Veterans Memoria Services Held By G A R and Allied Orders
The annual memoria service for veterans from the G A R and Women’s Relief Corps and allied orders will be Sunday at 4 PM at United Brethren Church. Rev J M Derrick will deliver the sermon with music from The Swepes. The service is open to the public and invites veterans and families to attend.
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United Brethren Church
Hm. Rank
Canton
Union Mi
Army
Navy Union
Floya Hughes
Veterans of Foreign
J. M. Derrick
Swepes
Nort
Canis
Man Arrested in Jury Prig Chin Chicago
James Callan ward politician was jailed in a Chicago police station cell awaiting investigations into alleged jury tampering. State’s Attorney Bert Crowe said Callan claimed he spoke with Phillip J. Barry about influencing the jurors while denying any intent to fix the jury.
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Chicago
James Oallan
Shepherd “Germ
Callan
Bert E. Crowe
Phillip J. Barry
Department of Justice
Gery Crowe
Barry
Hearing Postponed in Sabo Liquor Case
Massillon May 23 The case of Jim Sabo who pleaded not guilty to selling intoxicating liquor was continued to Thursday June 4. Homer Durand of Coshocton remains counsel for Sabo. The trial was originally set for this morning.
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Massillon
Jim Sabo
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Sabo
University of Chicago President In Hospital As Condition Improves
In Chicago May 23 physicians treating President Ernest Burton say his condition is slightly improved after two major operations. He remains in critical but improving condition under hospital care.
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Chicago
Ernest Burton
University of Chicago
Prosecutor Sets June 22 Trial Date in Embezzlement Case
County Prosecutor King fixed June 22 as the trial date for Louis W. Josephson of Columbus. He is indicted on the charge of embezzling over 106 000 dollars from the defunct Ohio Industrial company where he served as chief officer.
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Columbus
King
Louis W. Josephson
Ohio Industrial Company
Bicycle stolen from 6th and Market N
Mrs J A Long reports her son’s bicycle stolen from the 6th and Market area. She says the theft occurred Friday afternoon after she was told Friday evening. Police are investigating the incident.
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J. A. Long
Market Av N
Market N
Gometime
Poppy Sale Begins Saturday in Canton by VFW Post
The Floyd Hughes Post No. Veterans of Foreign Wars starts selling Buddy Poppies by authorized young women. Poppies aid disabled veterans and distressed service members and their families, with proceeds funding needs and memorial Day distribution in Canton. Call 8500 to buy.
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Floyd
Undefined OCR fragment summarizes to a local event
The readable text shows scattered names and events with unclear context. It mentions a midwestern location, an eighth grade event, a captain, a halftime or half day, and a civil suit involving Bucyrus and allega tions. The fragment lacks coherent narrative details to form a clear news item.
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Wet
la Traviata
Crabbe
McKinley
Canton Wall Paper Co
McKinley Hotel
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Market
Cleveland
B. Ritz
Mgr
Church Union
Presbyterian Assembly
Comrades
Prig
Shepherd Day
George D. Russell
GEO. C. Wille and CO
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Tlittee EE
Kinze
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