Auto Bandit Shoots Gas Station Manager During Robbery
Isadore Koch manager of a gas station on McKinley Avenue SW was shot and wounded early Monday as a bandit forced him back into the office and robbed the till. The thief fled north on McKinsey Street in a Cadillac with about 7 to 18 gallons of gasoline from Koch’s tank, while police describe two suspects aged 25 to 30, one armed with a pistol.
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Ep Banda
Austinian Hospital
Howpity
Sendante
Jonnatone
Ition
Tmen
McKinsey
Toro
Tay
Kilko Suyter
Isadore Koch Amiatee
Kooh
Koch
Massillon Fire Triggers Alarm After Chimney Blaze
A Sunday morning blaze at a local building in Massillon sent smoke through a chimney. Firefighters reported a light fire and contained it quickly, with residents evacuating as a precaution and no injuries noted.
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Massillon
Het
Shop Robbed in Massillon by Suspected Youth
A repair shop on South Treat was broken into Sunday night. Police report eight large items were stolen from the register after entry via a damaged window. Suspected motive points to a small boy involvement in the Massillon incident.
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Massillon
Pattertom
South Treat
Bandit Robs Santa Fe Navajo Train Car Near Kansas City
A robber with a blue bandana boarded the observation car of the Santa Fe Navajo as it neared Kansas City. He ordered passengers to yield about $300 before jumping from the moving train. Victims include F. Martinek of Chicago, J. Donavan of Joliet, E. Hill of Kane City, and N. Dean of New York.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
FV. Martinek
Chicago
F. Donavan
Joliet
Ges
KE. Hill
Kane Fa City
N. Dean
la Fayette
New York
McAdoo backers spread rumors on LaFollette
Washington May 26 campaign chatter ties the McAdoo bid to LaFollette’s path. Backers hint the Wisconsin senator would not run independently if McAdoo is nominated, while LaFollette’s team remains cautious about his own plans. Continued on Page 11.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
LaWollett
Wisconsin
McAdoo Tanagers
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Hele
Gen
Gould
McAdoo
TaFcltett Dove
Red Ruhr unrest sparks police station bombing in Stoppenberg
Berlin reports communists detonated a police station at Stoppenberg and set Frenaden ruins ablaze. The Gladbach commandant warns a neutral zone around troop headquarters and threatens death for intruders if violence continues. Protests and sabotage planned, aiming to end the mine strike and 600000 workers out.
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Ruhr
Com-1 Muita
Stoppenberg
Gladbach
Rhineland
Tce
Hteds
Roops
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Terforte
Heresy Trial Opens in Cleveland Amid Turbulence
The Cleveland court sits to hear a high profile heresy trial involving religious doctrines linked to Protestant factions. The proceedings, noted as the first of its kind in the area, center on church authority and the common prayer question, with witnesses and clergy expected to testify as the trial begins.
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Bay
Cours
Spnoeoya Caren
Oahu Wiliam Montgomery
Arthur
Ja Matt
Indianapolis
Tyelbe
Admits Attack Upon Shaw and Seeks Clemency
Defendants in Lloyd Shaw horse hipping case pleaded guilty before Judge A W Agier on Monday. E K Webb superintendent Warren Saunders W D Gilmore and Dewey Clayton faced charges of assault and battery with the defense seeking to present evidence. Judge Ayler postponed sentence pending further testimony and grand jury review as prosecutors said no leniency promises were made. The case alleges Shaw was abducted into a automobile driven to woods north of Mansfield tied to a tree beaten with a blacksnake whip and threatened with death if he spoke of leaving Ohio.
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Lloyd Shaw
A. W. Agier
Scharsen
Dewey
Thn
E. K. Webb
Fairmount Cildren
Warren Saunders
W.D Gilmore
Dewey Clayton
Ayler Wold
Robert le Webb
RB. Meckintock
Shaw
Manaillon
Ana
Ohio
Methodist Conference Blasts Dance and Modern Cinema
Springfield May 26 resolutions from the Methodist conference condemn gambling and the modern dance along with suggestive films and prize fighting as perversions. They urge temperance and public morals reforms and pledge renewed moral effort for removal of threats to civic life.
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Springfield
Mase
Methodist Conference
H. Cherrington
Wester ‘Ile
Bahalt
Cycle Cops On Duty Through Summer
County deputies continue summer patrols after a Sunday incident. Sheriff W. Kirk and Deputy Wade arrested Frank Colton on the Waynesburg Canton road and Hoover on the Canton Waynesburg route for speeding. Deputy Schwartz won a traffic duty on the Canton area.
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Sherif
Youth Killed In East Liverpool Incident
East Liverpool reports an 18 year old, Frianin Wiaom, killed in an incident linked to drinking polon qui. Police in Massillon, May 28, found a car owner with license slumber 114 244 standing on Columbia Heights in front of Pete Loop establishment. The car had been placed in a garage with the owner called for it.
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East Liverpool
Frianin Wiaom
Dead
Ray
Fmond Tolle
Massillon
Columbia Heighly
Pete Loop
Calla
Gasstation hold-up wounds John Le Johnstone
A gasoline filling station on McKinley Avenue Northwest was robbed Sunday morning. John Le Johnstone was seriously wounded in the incident as police investigate suspects and seek leads.
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McKinley AV
Canton Community Fund Seeks Over Two Hundred Thousand
The Canton community fund drive reports progress with 921,000 raised and a target of 252,733 for welfare and charity. Workers plan to continue through July with 14908 volunteers contributing to assist underprivileged children and local organizations. Continued on Page 11.
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Mace Poole
Egers
Eaninationa
Canton
Markey
Canton Theater Sabbath Controversy Heats Up
Attorney Braucher and Sterling say they will ask Jorge Bowman to bring theater workers to court this week over Sunday showings at the Valentine theater. Canton ministers had filed a complaint prompting Mayor Ball to take a hands off stance while awaiting the state supreme court ruling on blue law enforcement.
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Braucher
Sterling
Theas
Jorge Bowman
Valentine Theater
Authers
Storing
Meyers Lake
Charlee M
Crumbe
Sanday Ive Awa
Canton
Valentine
State Supreme Court
Booze Run Vehicle Captured After Slum Chase
Officers Minsinger and Walters pursued a car suspected of liquor transport on Ath Street. Five five gallon casks of whiskey were thrown from the vehicle during the escape. Andrew Schuster was later brought in for questioning as the case proceeded in court with bonds set at 2,000.
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Minsinger
Walters
Ndrew Schuster
Bollen
Absenea
Rechuster
Bowman
Tuenay
Bonds
Ohio dairy meeting outlines sanitary standards for cream sales
May 28 report states Ohio dairy officials will discuss improved sanitary conditions for cream purchasing. Producers will meet to review proposed selections and aim to make cream distribution safer and more sanitary.
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Ohio Dairy A
Paris to Prague flight attempt in a 450 horsepower plane
From Paris the lieutenant in a 450 horsepower Potes plane took off at 10.35 a.m. aiming for Prague without stops. The leg to the Czechoslovak capital covers about five hundred miles.
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Paris
Paveret
Prague
Parla
President Coolidge signs restraint bill excluding Japan
President Coolidge signs the new restraint bill with Japan and the Orient after July. He notes the exclusion is not meant as an affront and criticizes Congress for pushing the law. The act bases population data on the 1890 census and affects post July 1927 immigration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mugher
Ach Cove
Norwegian Labor Strife Ends in Arbitration Ruling
A yearlong series on Norwegian workers unions concludes with a court of arbitration declaring the Bolshevists fail to gain influence. The decision holds that Norwegian communists would not dominate the country and that Moscow influence would not secure higher pay or gains for workers.
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Canton Daily News
Chicago Daily News Chiistiana
Norweian Workers Union
Trattieen
Fynda
Nga
State bans police OGS and orders new license plates
The state will supply police apartments with automobile license plates for use on police cars. A conference with Secretary Town and officials led to replacing city grade plates tied to union police with ordinary plates.
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Columbus
Toledo
Unio Police
Wilson
Nutomobile Registration Division
Missing Boys Reported After Weekend Absences
Two youths from Massillon are missing after a weekend. Thomas Handrahan, 17, has not been seen since Saturday night after leaving home for reasons unclear. Clarence Richards, 18, from Alliance, described as 6 feet tall and slender, last seen late yesterday wearing a sheep skin.
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Richards
Alliance
Congress to end fight on tax reduction in house action
Washington May 26 Congress prepared to end the tax reduction struggle as a conference report backed by supporters of the Melton plan and the White House for President Coolidge moved toward final approval. The measure carried the tax schedule favored by opponents of revenue increases and now goes to the White House for signature or veto.
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Maton
Conereas
Sethe Treasury
Munporters
Pam
Congress
Northern and Southern Presbyterian Churches Weigh Union
In Grand Rapids moderator Clarene E. MacArtney indicated possible union between the Northern and Southern Presbyterian churches. The split traces to the 1801 Philadelphia assembly and the Union fund. The Southern church, with about 200 000 members, has historically supported orthodox creed.
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Anon
Clarene E. MacArtney
Thornton
Lathe Ky
Macartney
Dukenbettet
Presbyterian ‘Church
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Italian Royal Pair in Britain
Italian King Vittorio Eman and Queen Elena arrive in London for a royal visit. Crowds gather as officials plan a formal reception at Buckingham Palace with engagements and public appearances scheduled.
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Britain
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