Hoover Encampment Draws World Salesmen To Stark Co
General Stark lauds Hoover Sweeper Co for continuing the international encampment near North Canton and Market, a weeklong open-air city-like gathering with tents, electric lights, water, a post office and other services. The event draws exhibitors from America, Europe and Asia and aims to boost sales and publicity for Stark County merchants. Gluck receives 25 000 life income from a New York will. Kascholk fined for speeding in Cleveland traffic court.
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Eneral Stark
Hoover Sweeper Co
America
Europe
Asia
Hoover Company
Hoover Organization
Hoover
North Canton
Market
Canton
Stark
Stark Co
Memorial Address by Secretary of State Clarence J Brown
In Shanesville on May 24, Secretary of State Clarence J Brown delivered the Memorial address on Sunday afternoon. He spoke to attendees about national service and remembrance, drawing on historical events and civic duty.
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Shanesvville
Clarence J. Brown
Told You So Will Chortles Will Rogers Outer
A brief item notes Will Rogers in a playful line about having predicted events, with emphasis on his humorous persona and a reference to the phrase Told You So in a lighthearted tone.
Dirigible Italia Reaches North Pole And Circles The Spot
Gen Umberto Nobile and the Italia reached the North Pole at 12 25 am and circled the exact location before dropping a flag a pope blessed cross and guide ropes then turned back toward base at Spitzbergen Conditions prevented a landing and scientists Trojani and Malmgren were not dropped on the pole with the crew.
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North Pole
Nobile
Felice Trojani
Finn Malmgren
Church Vote Deadlocked in Missouri Bishop Election
Kansas City Missouri May 24 Examination of the seventh ballot in the Methodist Episcopal Conference bishop election shows no majority. Dr Louis O Hartman of Boston led with 367 votes, Dr J M M Gray of Scranton Pa close behind with 360, total 796 counted with 532 needed. Other candidates Cushman 25 Army 24 Edwards 9.
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Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Louis O. Hartman
Boston
Hartman
J. M. M. Gray
Scranton
Ralphs. Cushman
Rochester
N. Y
Ralph B. Army
Pittsburgh
L. M. Edwards
Denver
Pacific Flight Plans Complete to Australia
Capt. C. E. Kingsford-Smith and Charles T. P. Ulm announce a 1:30 departure from Long Beach for Australia. First stop Oakland for instrument checks, then June 1 flight to Honolulu on the Southern Cross with Harry W. Lyon as navigator and James Warner as radio operator. After rest in Honolulu the crew intends to proceed toward the Fiji Islands, 3,130 miles away.
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Los Angeles
C. E. Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Australia
Long Beach
Oakland
Southern Cross
Aes
Honolulu
Smith
Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
Maine
James Warner
Kansas City
Fiji Islands
Workman Dies as Sewer Trench Caves In Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 24 one worker was killed and another seriously injured when a sewer trench wall collapsed. Charles Faraoni, 35, died while Vito Ventivegna, 33, was injured and later revived by bystander action. Ten laborers escaped to safety as the wall fell and buried the men before quick rescue.
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Cleveland
Charles Faraoni
Vito Ventivegna
Ventivegna
Shotgun Used in Ambush Found Near East Side Inn Killer
A shotgun linked to the assassination of Henry Pontelione, owner of the East Side Inn, was found in a Lake View cemetery near the crime scene. Pontelione was shot with multiple weapons as he walked with waitress Estelle Noon, who was wounded. Police detained three suspects, including Pontelione's estranged wife, amid possible bootlegging links.
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Cleveland
Henry Pontelione
East Side Inn
Lake View
Pontelione
Estelle Noon
Frank Grimo
Diplomat Duel Wounds Chilean Minister in Paraguay
In Asuncion on May 24, Gonzalo Montt Rivas Chilean minister and Lieut. Col. Federico Recabarren Peruvian military attache fought a duel with heavy cavalry sabres. Montt Rivas was slightly wounded in neck and shoulder. Recabarren sustained a deep knee wound. The fight followed a La Tribuna article about the Battle of Iquique in the Chile Peru war.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Gonzalo Montt Rivas
Federico Recabarren
Legation
Senor Montt Rivas
Recabarren
Col. Reccabarren
la Tribuna
Iquique
Chile
Peru
Body Found In Empty Cleveland House
A well dressed man about 40 was found dead face down in a vacant storehouse doorway in Cleveland. Police believe he was murdered. his nose was broken and two gashes above an eye. No identification on his clothing.
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Cleveland
Defender of Chicago Changes Her Mind in May Day Turmoil
Lucille Mc Gowan, who a year ago slapped a New York taxi driver over remarks about Chicago, says she now doubts Chicago's gratitude. She spent last night in the women's detention home after an argument with Abe Lewis, publisher of the Blue Book. Lewis released on a $50 bond from an assault charge, while Lucille remained jailed for lack of $200 bond in a counter suit.
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New Yorker
Windy City
Chicago
Lucille McGowan
New York
Lucille
Lewis
More Charges in Mine Clash at Hocking Mine
At Corning in May 24 a clash between non union and union miners led to counter affidavits of assault with intent to kill filed by L R Powell Sun day Creek Coal Co against Eddie Jones Paskell Jones John Gail and Earl Pomm union miners. Reynolds also charged the same men except Pomm. All defendants posted bond after pleading not guilty.
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New Lexington
Hocking
Corning
L. R. Powell
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Eddie Jones
Paskell Jones
John Gail
Earl Pomm
Joseph Reynolds
Pomm
Reynolds
Powell
Bond
Murder suspect sought in fatal shooting in Youngstown
Police searched for Mike McCurrey a neighbor of Guillemio Guerra after Guerra was shot dead in front of McCurrey's home. Nine witnesses said the men, both intoxicated, had long had a hostile relationship and an argument erupted last night.
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Youngstown
Mike McCurrey
Guillemio Guerra
McCurrey
Guerra
Steubenville Student Hurt After Cliff Plunge
Wray Kinswatter a 14 year old high school student remained in a hospital with a fractured skull after falling from a cliff during a hiking tour with classmates. Friends and teachers joined a search through a wooded area before locating him in a creek.
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Steubenville
May
Lightning kills eight peasants in Landsberg Germany
A lightning strike in Landsberg Germany on May 24 killed eight peasant women and wounded eight others. Three of the injured were in critical condition and expected to die.
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Landsberg
Germany
Star of Falkland Doom Ends Sailing Era No Losses
The Star of Falkland, a sailing ship in Alaskan cannery service, was crushed by heavy seas off the Bering Sea and sank. A crew of 275 Chinese and 40 Americans were saved by the cutters Unalga and Haida before abandonment. Radio from the rescuers confirmed all on board were rescued.
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Seattle
Wash
Bering Sea
Unalga
Haida
Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill heads to final vote
Washington May 24 The fate of the Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill hangs on a House vote expected this afternoon or tonight. Senate leaders may keep the chamber in continuous session from today until a decision is reached. Supporters predict House passage but concede Senate approval is doubtful.
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Washington
House
Johnson
California
Senate
Boy Buried Alive In Sand Tunnel Tragedy
Cleveland May 2 John Barkham seven suffocated playing in a sand pile near home. He and his brother Stanley eight had dug a tunnel when another boy slid down and John became buried in the pile for unknown time.
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Cleveland
John Barkham
John
Stanley
Employe Held for Quizzing in Explosion at City Chamber
Joaquin Precasquia a cloak room employee was held for questioning in an explosion at the chamber cloak room in Menico City. A second bomb was found and did not detonate due to water on it. The blast occurred after an extraordinary session adjourned with few deputies present.
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Menico City
Joaquin Precasquia
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Congress
Gov Ed Jackson Cheered At Indiana Republican Convention
In Indianapolis on May 24 Gov. Ed Jackson entered the convention room to a loud reception. The crowd surged to its feet with cheers and calls to stay in and fight, signaling strong support despite prior whispers that the convention might adjourn early to bar him from the platform.
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Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Indiana
World-weary Youth Ends Life at Columbia University
New York May 24. David Halfant an economics instructor at Columbia University shot himself dead becoming the third student or teacher to take his own life at the university in the last month. Friends called him world-weary he feared non reappointment and believed his Jewish ancestry barred him from good positions. A letter to his sister Bessie Halfant of Chicago was found in the apartment.
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New York
David Halfant
Columbia University
Halfant
Bessie Halfant
Chicago
Bowdil farmer kills friend then shoots self
John Mosgrove a Bowdil farmer shot his lifelong friend Clarence Fulton 19 in a county line home then killed himself with a .25 caliber vest pocket pistol. Coroner's verdict labeled murder and death by own action.
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John Mosgrove
Bowdil
Clarence D. Fulton
Fulton
Mosgrove
County Line
Wayne Co
Child Dies After Scalding Accident in Toronto
William Swearingen aged 6 died after falling into a pail of hot water in Toronto O on May 24. He was just learning to walk following a two year illness from infantile paralysis when the accident occurred.
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Toronto
William Swearingen
United States, Argentina pair win French doubles title
Ronald Boyd and Guillermo Robson of Argentina defeated Frank Hunter of the United States and Norman Brookes of Australia 6 4 6 3 6 8 6 1 in the men's doubles at Roland Garros Paris on May 24.
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Roland Garros
Paris
Ronald Boyd
Guillermo Robson
Argentina
Frank Hunter
United States
Norman Brookes
Australia
Mother's Plea Is Refused By Court
Bridgeport Connecticut May 24 Judge William A Buckley declined to intervene in the Cromwell family case. The wife 13 children sought to have her husband convicted of breach of the ace for pressuring more births despite medical warnings. The court ruled no law covers the alleged offense.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William A. Buckley
Edward Cromwell
Daniel P. Griffin
Buckley
Cromwell
Rescuers Locate 162 Bodies After Mine Disaster
Report from Mather Pa says 162 bodies recovered at Mather mine after explosion. 1 of 15 rescued survivors died, death toll 163. 33 missing, bodies likely buried under rock and slate. Red Cross checks may reduce missing and final tally.
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Mather
Mather Collieries Co
Waynesburg
Red Cross
Savants Probe Grouches at Chicago Luncheon
A Chicago luncheon by the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene gathers psychiatrists and neurologists to analyze why workers become grouchy and how cures could save industries millions. Dr Ralph Hamill will chair and discuss surveys on misfits in industry and potential cooperation with business.
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Chicago
Tllinois Society For
Middlewest
United States
Ralph Hamill
Society
Gas Stored in Hamburg to be Rendered Harmless
Hamburg officials report a large quantity of phosgene gas stored in tanks and 3000 steel bottles. Chemists say adding soda lye will neutralize the deadly trench fumes, after the gas killed several people on Sunday.
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Hamburg
Germany
False Influence Warning Renters Find Quick Tenants
A Canton Daily News classified note urges landlords to advertise to fill vacancies quickly. It cites Mr Contie of First National Bank building renting a four room house on Lawrence Rd NE and getting many replies within 34 hours. Call 7321 for ad writer assistance.
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Canton Daily News
Contie
First National Bank
Lawrence Rd
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