Man Killed by Rock at Mine. Child and Others Injured
Charles I. Hazel dies when a rock crashes from a ceiling in the Silway mine east of the city. Flora Belle Terry, 4, is injured with a skull fracture and concussion after a vehicle collision at La Zav and 11th Street SE. A girl taken to Little Hospital and a man, Petrovitch, injured in an unrelated auto crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Hazel
Erman Church Road
Flora Belle Terry
Ith St SE
Little Hospital
Silway
Terry
R. H. Irwin
Ellflower
Lazav
11Th St
Little Er
D Petrovitch
Massillon
Sur
3D St NE
Mark
Can
Walnutay
3D St. Ve Spehr
Walnut Ar SE
Mercy Hospital
Carnegie
Weather Halted Transatlantic Flights For Three Planes
At Orchard Maine on May 25 the Yellow Bird and Green Flash, two European crafted planes, and the Bernhard monoplane faced weather delays. French pilots Assolant Lefevre and Lotti Jr prepared the Yellow Bird for takeoff though conditions over the Atlantic remained unfavorable. American crews planned to depart for Rome once winds ease, relying on forecasts from Dr. James H. Kimball and the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Ser Williams
Lewis Rey
Europe
Ity
Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Lotti, Jr
Rome
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Morrow Te Orchard
Plane crash kills men in Ansa s City
At Fair airport two men died when a monoplane crashed during takeoff. Pilot F. J. Maibush of Curtis Flying Service was killed instantly. A second man, believed to be George Go, was fatally injured. identity not confirmed. The crash occurred as the aircraft rose, and the victims were en route to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas City
Kan
Fairirport
F. J. Maibush
Curtis Flying Service
A Nger
George Go
New York
Indianapolis
Memorial Day Rites Planned in Canton
Memorial Day observances in Canton were arranged after a meeting in the G A R rooms with officials from 12 military and patriotic units. After the 9 AM community service in the city auditorium, Grand Parade Marshal Henry T Holman will lead a 9 30 AM march to Westlawn Cemetery for a second brief service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
City
Henry T. Holman
MecKinley Post
G. A
Thayer Military Band
Westlawn Cemetery
Groh Aide Acquittal Sparks Affidavits In Canton
Henry Bowers says two affidavits accuse Edward Little of perjury at a Canton hearing before U S Commissioner Ball. Little allegedly sought permission to move a Groh trial witness from Tuscarawas. Lamneck denied it. Groh’s reinstatement prospects stir local legal debate as Gov Cooper previously removed Groh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Henry Bowers
Peter J. Groh
Edward Little
U. S
Charles M. Ball
Canton
Bowers
Little
J. H. Lamneck
Irene Engler
Groh
Tuscarawasco
Lamneck
Dayton
Columbus
Cooper
Erieco to skip fair this summer in budget dispute
SANDUSKY Ohio May 2 Erieco will have no fair this summer as the fair board refused to appropriate funds to cover past debts. Commissioners stood firm in withholding money while the Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co ad notes a half day closing for Mercorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Erieco
Mercorial
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Adv
Secrecy to Lose Vote in Senate
An informal poll shows a large majority favor open executive sessions for presidential nominations with 55 for open sessions 22 for keeping secrets and 11 noncommittal. Senators Gillett and Hastings could not be reached but oppose open sessions. The Jones amendment would require open consideration unless a majority votes otherwise. The issue follows recent battles over Warren’s nomination and Lenroot’s judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
Gillett
Mass
Hastings
Del
Jones
R.) Wash
Long
Charles Beecher Warren
Lenroot
League of Nations to approve Root formula for US entry
The League council will approve Elihu Root's formula as the basis for United States adhesion to the permanent court at the 55th council session in Madrid on June 10. Washington will receive the jurist's protocol and council notification. A special international conference is expected to be required for ratification before adhesion becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World
Canton Daily News
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Washington
Permanent Court
Council
Madrid
Kellogg
New York World News Service
Senate
Hoover
Commissions
United States
League
Court
Strike settlement ends Elizabethton labor dispute
In Elizabethton Tennessee on May 25 the four thousand workers at the Bemberg Glanzstoff Company voted to accept terms offered by the firms. The agreement includes a pledge not to discriminate against employees for union membership or activity, resolving the April 15 strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Tenn
Bemberg- Glanzstoff Co
No Ale At Chicago Hotels Prompt Ban Reversal
Guests forced hotels to reverse a rule banning ginger ale and sparkling water in all departments. E. J. Stevens of the Stevens Hotel said protests and letters showed the policy unfair, while LaSalle Hotel cited law-abiding guests opposing the implication that ordering these drinks signals crime. Manufacturers of legal beverages argued the action harms a respected industry and noted prohibition officers said such sales are not illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
E. J. Stevens
Stevens Hotel
LaSalle Hotel
Prohibition
Classified Offers Include Apartment, Furniture and Help Wanted
Bits of news note a near apartment with bath, heat and hot water included, and various household items for sale. A lost shopping bag containing a child's slippers is mentioned, along with a mistaken pickup. Advertising matter distribution is offered to young men or boys with good pay.
House and Senate Deadlock Over Farm Relief Bill
House and Senate remain in a rare clash as conferees walk out over debenture rights. The stalemate blocks recess and disrupts farm relief, with both chambers refusing to budge until the other concedes on constitutional control and the fate of the tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Ex-State Bank Chief Named in City Trust Merger Probe
New York May 25 Charges that Frank H Warder former superintendent of the state banking department allowed Francesco Ferrari to form City Trust Co amid reports of two Ferrari banks in precarious financial condition before merger approval may surface in the Moreland Act investigation into the City Trust Co failure. The Kensington Bank failure in Brooklyn in October 1927 is cited as the tie in. Warder allegedly sought to sell Kensington to Ferrari but backed away after bank examiners warned of danger at the Harlem Bank of Commerce and the Atlantic State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Frank H. Warder
State Banking Department
Francesco Ferrari
City Trust Co
Ferrari
Robert Moses
Moreland
Kensington
Brookyn
Warder
Harlem Bank of Commerce
Atlantic State Bank
Brooklyn
Auto Collision Severs Arteries In New Philadelphia
Leroy Springer, 73 Fair Ave NW, may lose his right arm after a crash here today with an auto driven by W F Kirkhart on Route 3 Louisville. Springer suffered severe blood loss as arteries and blood vessels were severed.
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New Philadelphia
Leroy Springer
Fair Ay NW
W. F Kirkhart
Route 3
Louisville
Springer
Aunt of Anne Morrow Arrives for Lindbergh Wedding
Miss Alice Morrow aunt of Anne Morrow fiancee of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Hoboken from France to attend the marriage of her niece and the aviator.
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Hoboken
N. J
Alice Morrow
Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
France
Lindibergh
Judge frees boy from 15 year reform school sentence
In Paintsville Kentucky Circuit Judge J F Bailey voided the 15 year sentence of 6 year old Carl Mahan for murder as unconstitutional. The case had been tried in county court with a manslaughter verdict replacing murder and an appeal moves toward the state court of appeals. The boy remains at home as attorneys pursue the writ of prohibition.
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J. F. Bailey
J. W. Butcher
Mahan
Court of Appeals
Carl Mahan
Bailey
Lexington
Cantonians oppose 15 year reformatory sentence for boy killer
Cantonians denounce the first sentence imposed on six year old Carl Mahan of Paintsville Ky for murdering his eight year old playmate. Saturday locals favored liberty movement but Circuit Judge Bailey ruled the prior sentence exceeded authority and set it aside.
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Carl Mahan
Paintsville
J. W
Veterans honor fallen with Memorial Day traditions
Across generations Civil War veterans and younger soldiers from the Spanish American and World Wars are remembered on Decoration Day. The piece notes obituaries of veterans, notes local businesses open or closed for the holiday, and urges continued care of war graves with old and new guards. In Canton, the Canton Wet Wash Laundry announces closures for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
One Killed and Three Hurt in Ohio Crash Near Springfield
In New Philadelphia on May 25 Herbert F. Kobert 25 was killed Lawrence Kobert 20 suffered a fractured skull Misa Ruth Nickels 24 fiancee and George Marsh 29 had minor injuries when the Nickels car was crowded off the road by a coal truck south of Springfield en route to a dance. The injured were taken to Springfield City Hospital where Kobert was said to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Herbert F. Kobert
Lawrence
Misa Ruth Nickels
Walter G. Nickels
George Marsh
Miss Nickels
Springfield
Springfield City Hospital
Robert
Indictments Seek Grand Jury Action on Stamp Fence Case
Two indictments against mortgage broker M. Leon Simon for acting as a fence for stolen U S postage stamps will be presented to the county grand jury Monday. Assistant County Prosecutor Emerich Freed said Simon refused to admit guilt, citing self incrimination. Simon, alias Leon M. Simon, is to be held on police court warrants with high bail requested. The Electric Household Store has renamed to The Thor Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
M. Leon Simon
United States
Emerich Freed
Simon
Leon M. Simon
Freed
Fort Worth Pilots Set Army Endurance Record In Flight
Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly piloting the Fort Worth army plane The Question Mark shattered the U S endurance record. The flight exceeded 151 hours 41 minutes 15 seconds then later surpassed by about seven hours reaching 158 hours. The crew endured severe weather including rain and an electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Reg Robbins
James Kelly
Forth Worth
Earth
Fort Worth Flyers Extend Endurance Flight Record
Fort Worth pilots Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly aim to set a new world record for endurance flight at Meacham Field, logging seven days aloft starting May 19. Notes reveal growing fatigue and a plea for medicine and parachutes as refueling safety measures.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ryan
Reg Robbins
James Kelley
Bill Ponder
Hy United Press
Jim Kelly
Meacham Field
Robbins
W. G Fuller
Bill
Youth in Dallas Shooting Incident Titled by Family Conflict
Cecil Hubbert, a youth aligned with his mother against his father and two women, shot and seriously wounded Mrs. J. S. Burch in Oak Cliff Dallas after pursuing them in a taxi. He said the shooting followed when she tried to stone him as she exited the car. he was later released on bond after assault with intent to murder charges were filed.
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Dallas
Tex
Cecil Hubbert
J. S. Burch
Oak Cliff
Hubbert
W. F E. Hubbert
C. R. Robinson
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Advy
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Wash
Marion Marchante
Rev. L. M. Boyer
Sone
Daughters of Veterans
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Frederick M. Broda
U.S
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John Barrymore
London
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N. Y
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Dolores Costello
Dial
Conference On Farm Bill
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Paintsville, Ky
State Reform School
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Butcher
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Doy
Steubenville, CO
Scott Diehl
Steubenville
Margaret Kreyes
Virgil Early
Uniontown
Federal
C. J. Borkoski
Department of Justice
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G. A. R. Wills
Maud M. Howells
Bomberger
2Nd St
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United States of America
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Bulletin
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Reg. L. Robbins
United States Army
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Canton Wet Wash Laundry
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