28 May 1927
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
1
Canton's public square could host an underground comfort station and auto parking, entertaining plans drawn by a local architect. Entries would use 2nd streets with central access. city maintenance and paid parking could fund upkeep while preserving square use.
Federal Judge George H. Clark faced a citation to show cause why he should not be disbarred over alleged malpractice and professional misconduct. The filing, made by Luther M. Day and Oscar Abt, accompanies a public disclosure directed by Judge Westenhaver and Judge Paul Jones. The case cites bankruptcy assets and alleged misappropriation at the American Cycle Co. with Clark denying all misconduct and requesting trust in him pending full review.
Governor Donahey announced the appointment of Thomas H. Morrow a Cincinnati lawyer as common pleas judge of Hamilton county to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge John A. Caldwell. Morrow formerly served as assistant district attorney for southern Ohio and was the 1924 Democratic nominee for attorney general.
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Brussels this afternoon after a display filled flight from Paris. He swooped over Every Field at 3 10 and landed a perfect touchdown amid miles of prepared crowds and celebration.
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, the premier American visitor in Europe, will be received by King Albert of Belgium today and King George of England on Tuesday. He is set to arrive Sunday evening around six from Brussels and will undertake further demonstrations and ceremonies.
Crowds retreat behind picket fences and guards as Lindbergh flies over the field in Brussels. The gray plane appears through clouds and the crowd cheers as he performs a brief aerial salute before landing.
Tokyo reports Premier Tanaka tightens China policy with 2000 Japanese soldiers ordered from Manchuria to Tsingtao. The move, approved by the emperor, aims to prevent further outrages like Nanking and Hankow and protect nationals near Tsinan.
Ed Stengel of the State Highway department will meet Canton county officials Thursday to discuss state funds for road improvements in Stark County this year. Funds were delayed by the legislature but are now reportedly available, with projects including widening North Canton road to 36 feet and reconstructing Canton Loevisville and related routes.
George Bichon of 2064 Ryan Ave SW was arrested by police on Saturday on a family abuse charge. He said his wife, who complained, had several bruises on her arms.
A Pennsylvania freight train struck a light touring car at a Garfield grade crossing, killing Mrs. Joseph Brooke, 45, Ross Pettite, 35, and Mrs. Ross Pettite, 35, and injuring Joseph Brooks. The crash occurred shortly before 7:36 p.m. local time as the vehicle failed to see the eastbound No. 6,841 train from Alliance to Pittsburgh. Coroner to investigate. combined funeral services planned.
Republican leaders in the Ohio House consider a call to reconvene next Tuesday to re pass items vetoed by Governor Donahey. Representative L P Mooney of Hocking County proposes nullifying the governor's veto of about 4 million dollars from the general appropriations bill.
The Interstate Commerce Commission today held freight rates on bituminous coal from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia mines to lower lake Erie ports for vessel trans shipment were unreasonable but not unduly prejudicial. The decision affects coal movements from the Pittsburgh Ohio No 8 and Cambridge districts.
William E. Krumlauf 62 assistant cashier of the First National bank and president of the Canton chapter of the American Institute of Banking died suddenly at 4 45 PM Friday at his desk from myocarditis. He had worked at the bank 40 years and was active in Grace Reformed church and local civic groups. Funeral Monday at Grace Reformed with Canton Cadets pallbearers.
Washington May 28. Nicaragua has one less bad man after a pistol duel between Gen Pancho Cabulla and Capt W P Richards US Marine Corps. Richards, a crack shot, acted in self defense. Cabulla was a guerrilla chief who refused to disarm during the US led disarmament.
Will Rogers special from Bluefield West Virginia on May 28 quotes Rogers urging aid for flood victims, noting 600069 residents without homes facing displacement toward Nicaragua. He endorses supporting the Red Cross of New Orleans with a June 1 benefit, stressing aid should go to those in need regardless of ethnicity.
Ben Rudner and co defendants met with Prosecutor Harter and Detective Slater as the murder case of Don R Mellett remains unsettled. Rudner admitted knowledge of the crime but refused to provide details while asserting innocence. McDermott and Streitenberger offered guarded statements. Streitenberger's condition improved, and McDermott remained silent.
Postmaster Leonard T. Cook says Memorial Day offices will open 7 to 11 30 a m for general delivery and 8 to 6 p m for money orders at the main post office. No mail delivery by carriers and many branch windows will be closed all day.
A motion was filed in common pleas court to dismiss the mandamus suit by S A Lengel former police chief against Mayor Swarts for want of prosecution. Lengel failed to amend by May 26 and judge Pontius ordered dismissal at Lengel's cost. another Lengel case involving the civil service commission remains pending.
Anna Kot of 2173 7th St NE was fined 800 dollars and costs for violating liquor laws on Saturday. A parallel charge led to a 200 dollar fine and costs for another individual at 2584 14th St NE. Both appeared in municipal court. Other cases include speeding and reckless driving fines for multiple defendants and a dismissed charge for F A Evans.
Alice Gaillahger told police late Saturday her automobile was stolen from 4th Street and Cleveland at SW. She reported a Ford roadster model 2926 with license star 62 344 missing.
A vehicle collision occurred near Courta and Tuscarawas W causing damage to Phebe. The report cites Wy and Geitz as operators with 249 percent figure and references Brany and NS. Further details are unclear from the fragments.
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