Prison labor eyed for new state office building plan
Ohio officials consider using convict labor and a five acre site near the penitentiary for a 4 million dollar state building or annex. Auditor Tracy notes a potential site across Third street may be secured at a reasonable figure. Decision and site selection expected June 8 with the Vorys-Hunt act guiding plans.
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J. W. Fisher
Daily News Bureau
Lumbus
Capitol
Peniary
State House
Ngst
Old State Capitol
Building Commission
Bers
Commission
J. J. Tracy
Third St
Vorys-Hunt
Caps
Pitol
Donahey
Auditoracy
Crabbe
John M. Vorys
Combus
Gorman
Arthur Day
Cleland
Will Rlee
Akron
C. C. Gray Harrigan Co
Frank 8. Bart Itt
Geaugaeo
Samuel J. Pep
Hamilton Co
Traffic arrests rise as docket shows 93 offenders
Seventeen officers logged 93 traffic offenders on Tuesday with several charged for major violations. Matrons Bow Nlams aged 315 Wells ar SW faces intoxicated driving charges while Ernest Kern of Louisville is charged with speeding. C Hess of Canton Woos was cited for speeding 46 mph on Canton Mas Oard. Holmes of Akron and Wade were noted for operating high speed vehicles on Massillon Navarre road. Deputy Ss and for the summer the two men motorcycles will serve traffic via to Offenders.
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Bow Nlams
Wells Ar
Ernest Kern
Louisville
C. Hess
Canton-Woosre
A. F. Wade
Ing
How Holmes
Akron
Eishy
W Wade
Massilion-Navarre
Brosen
Canton Auto Wrecking Co. Aged Yard Expands Soon
H Zipser and Roth, partners in Canton Auto Wrecking Co. at 707, run one of the oldest local salvage firms. Starting from two wrecked cars, the business now spans several acres with special sheds for salvaged parts. Plans call for further expansion of properties soon.
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H Zipser
Canton Auto Wrecking Co
T State
Navarre Rd
H. Roth
Messrs. Zipser and
Roth
Canton
Three Hanged Five Sentenced In Cathedral Plot
In Sofia on May 27 Gheorgiev Koev Peter Zadgorsky and Marko Friedmann were hanged publicly for cathedral bombing. A second trial then convicted Nicolava Leger and Perchemlieff with Leger's wife receiving life imprisonment and Nicolava's son 18 months.
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Sofia
Gheorgiev Koev
Peter Zadgorsky
Marko Friedmann
Mme
Nicolava
Eugene Leger
M. Perchemlieff
Leger
Georges Malet
Parracks
Plaintiff Wins Insurance Suit Against Home Insurance Co
A jury in Judge Agler's court awarded Charlotte M. Sherrick $10 967 33 the full amount sought after 16 days of trial in the Canton Hardware Co fire case. The suit joined other actions against fire insurers over the blaze with disagreements on appraisal integrity and building values before and after the fire. Attorneys were Harter & Harter and William H. Miller.
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Agler
Charlotte M. Sherrick
Home Insurance Co
New York
Canton Hardware Co
Harter & Harter
William 11. Miller
Plaintime
Highwayman and thieves active in three robberies
Three burglaries were reported to police Tuesday night. Gabriel Weeks of 1122 Rexay SE said thieves entered his home and took 150 dollars belonging to roomer Charles Wilson. Paul Roch of Canton Brick Co on Fulton Rd NW reported a 110 dollar pocket robbery at 2nd and Market SW. Charles L. Dewalt of 2413 17th SW said he was struck and robbed of 90 dollars. Orie Ciaus of 1143 Housell was arrested on suspicion in connection with the crimes.
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Gabriel Weeks
Rexay SE
Charles Wilson
Paul Roch
Canton Brick Co
Fulton Rd
2Nd
Market
Charles L. Dewalt
Orie Ciaus
Housell
Suspect grilled in Maine over deaths, disappearances
Harry A. Kirby faced grilling by Grant Williams of the New York police department in Augusta Maine. He was questioned about the slaying of Miss Alda Hayward at a Lake Marana cook cottage and the disappearance of 10 other girls from a feeble minded institution near Nyack New York where he was confined. Burglary cases in New York and Maine were also discussed.
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Augusta
Harry A. Kirby
Alda Hayward
Grant Williams
New York Police Department
Kirby
Nyack
N. Y
New York
Maine
Poppy Drive Planned by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary held a regular meeting in Minerva on May 27 to finalize Decoration Day arrangements. A week long poppy drive will be conducted with poppies made this year by disabled soldiers and the auxiliary in charge.
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Minerva
American Legion Auxiliary
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