Elk Hills Oil Lease Case Goes To High Court Review
The Elk Hills oil reserve dispute heads for appeal after a federal court decision favored the government. Doheny and Pan American on Co. must return title to the reserve and face a fraud finding tied to a $100,000 payment to Fall. The ruling blanks out military aims in leasing and keeps receivership until final resolution, with Pearl Harbor storage costs to be settled. The case marks a major government victory amid Teapot Dome disclosures.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Elk Hille Oil Reserve
KB. L. Doheny
Hie Pan American On Co
Devision
Paul. McCormick
Federal District Court
Doheny
Hiuat
Ek Hills
California
Albert B. Fan
Interior
J. K. Robinson
Navy
Interior Department
United States of American
Elk Hilla Reserve
Materia
Washington
Congress
Teapot Dome
Pic Hills
McCormick
Lea
Two Injured In Auto Accidents In Canton Streets
A man and a woman were slightly injured in two separate Canton street crashes. Andros Bozekas, 26, stepped from a street car into Clyde Kettering’s auto and was taken to Aullman Annex hospital with minor injuries. Mrs. Ray Fhert sustained a minor injury when Mrs. A. C. Lippert’s auto collided with another vehicle on Wednesday evening.
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Canton
Andros Bozekas
Sth
Clyde Kettering
Clarkavy
Kettering
Brozekas
Aullman Annex Hospital
Ray Fhert
Roxtyn
Appeal Made in Suit of Boxer Tod Smith vs Neil Graham
Tod Smith sued matchmaker Neil Graham in common pleas court Friday for salary in a boxing match dispute. Justice J.H. Krumlauf granted Smith judgment for 170 dollars after Graham O Dea led the case, with Anton boxer noted in the record.
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Tod Smith
Neil Graham
Common Pleas
Smitth
Justres
J.H Krumlauf
Judement
Graham O' Dea
Anton Boxer
Sale Authorized at Auction of Rush 2 Hitters Property
The sale of property in TUsArnra occupied by The Rush 2 Hitters was authorized in common Dial court on Thursday. The receiver was instructed to accept an offer by Jack J Joseph. The asking price was $42,000.
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Tusarnra
Rush
Comman Dial
Jack J Joseph
Irish Sailor Leaves Chinatown Theater After Ten Years
Tim O’Hara, tall Irish doorman of New York City’s Chinatown theater for a decade, plans to seek work in Japanese and Indian theaters. A student of nationalities, he aims to compare cultures and write a book, recounting how he found the soiled robe bundle that started his career and led to the venerated Robe of a Thousand Sorrows.
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Edna Marshall
Canton Daily News
New York
Tim O'Hara
Ld Chinatown Theater
Hindoo
Tim
Chinatown
Wetra
China
On Leong Tong
Recognition Exercises Held For McKinley High Students
McKinley High held a Recognition Day Assembly to honor students across scholastic, athletic, and special activities. Principal J. L. d. Pottery introduced activity heads who awarded letters and emblems to participants including National Honor Society, debate, publications, posters, drama, music, and various clubs.
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McKinley High School
Wah
McKinley
J. Ll. d. Pottery
Mevie
Scholastic
L. W. Baker
Florence N. Willett
Marguerite Ratt
WFP
Gilmore
Mask
Ruth Albertson
Martha Trott
Muse
Leslie 1D
Marjorie Whitlock
Norman Rudner
Pau Seran
Irvin’ Beckhemner
Glenn King
Kenneth Black
Vera Jammel
Esther Schelling
Mildred Rich
Margaret Davis
Margaret’ Harrison
Irene Maya
Kiste Fuller
Hilda Richards
Dora Schafer
Frances van Horn
Rubye Kinsley
Robert Siebenschuh
Mary di Minno
Kathryn Ballet
Winara Bryant
Norene Derland
Earl Gussett
Ivle Barclay
Dwterhe Evans
Award Wesp
Casimer Munter
Ruth Day
Lillian Ax Heideger
Ivearne Galloway
Alice Elson
Mary Miday
Lavina Ungaschick
Ruth Ax
Frances Long
Owlivia Hopkins
Eleanor Sweatt
Michael Fehn
Virginia Hebert
Henry le Beau
Oliver Roberta
Owen Mullett
Roger Metsger
Stephen Wencka
Richard Kelly
Ada Carrier
Helen Munk
Mildred van Kirk
Gertrude Campbell
Naomi Heiser
Thelma Paquelet
Evelyn Schmader
Helen Penniman
Helen Hunter
Margaret Geltz
Marjoria Hil
Emanuel Pome
Clare Weber
Frank Thomas
James Scott
Lilian
Allan Bowe
Aaron Cohen
Helen Schrants
Maurice Sproul
Earl Krumlane
Magdalene Carr
Margaret Shea
Carlyle Arelay
Elite Feiman
Parks Allensworth
Meyer Spooony
Gene Fournaca
Memorial Service at McKinley Ave Temple Friday Night
Memorial Day observance prompts services at the McKinley Ave temple Friday night at 8 as Rabbi Charles Late preaches on Americanism Confirmed. Temple choir to sing with special solos.
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McKinley Avy Temple
Charles Late
Report Tool Theft at Caldwell and Evans Construction
Police say carpenters tools worth unknown were stolen from the Caldwell and Evans Construction Co. office on Cleveland Ave NW Thursday night. Fresh paint marks in the office suggest several small boys carried out the theft.
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Caldwell and Evans Construction Co
Cleveland
Avd
Small suit filed over $15 labor claim in common pleas court
George W Fisher sued Tom Reichenbach for $15 for labor performed. The case reached common pleas court on Friday from the court of Justice J W Michener. Nevarre delivered judgment for the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
George W Fisher
Tom Reichenbach
Court of Justice
J. W Michener
Nevarre
Woman Improves After Mercy Hospital Gunshot Wounds
Mrs. Gladys Boney, 25, of 1911 10th Street NE, remains in Mercy Hospital after a Sunday night domestic shooting at her home. Reported Friday morning as improved, she had been given little chance to live but is believed to have passed the crisis.
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Gladys Boney
10Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Crisi
Crowe hunts new evidence in Shepherd case
Chicago May 29 State's Attorney Robert E Crowe started a new bid for fresh evidence in the William D Shepherd trial amid bribery allegations against four named witnesses The inquiry follows a poison book from Mrs J L Osborn and signals possible indictments against higher ups Crowe defends delaying publication of the names while pursuing custody and a grand jury review Oscar Olson and W W O'Brien defend Shepherd and blast Crowe as stalling while juror selection proceeds
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Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Crowe
James J. Kelly
Brand Jury
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Shepherd
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
McClintock
Houston
Texas
J. L. Osborn
Emma McClintock
Billy
To Hear Nearly 0 Divorce Cases
A large divorce assignment will be tried next week in common pleas court under new rules effective at the May term. Nearly 50 cases have been assigned and at least one judge will be busy all week on this branch. Defendants must be present and a stenographer will take a report of the testimony.
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Common Pleas Court
Man Robbed At Gun Point On City Street
Frank Young of 414 Jeanettet SE told police he was held up near 3rd St and Cherry at SBE Thursday night about 11 by three unmasked men around 22 years old. They robbed him of two dollars and escaped in a car. Neense number unreadable due to darkness.
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Frank Young
Jeanettet SE
3Rd St
Cherry
Sbe
Young
Board of Health
City of
Canton
Board
Health
Gertrude D. Watkins
Canton News
Library to Close For Decoration Day Observance
The Canton Public Library will be closed all day Saturday in observance of Decoration Day. Librarian Miss Mary P. Marin announced the closure.
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Canton
Mary P. Marin
Lbrarian
Speeders Arrested On Canton Massillon Highway
Canton Massillon highway patrols seized seven speeders on C M road as north side remains closed for? road work. Deputies Wade and Schwartz led the effort with daily patrols planned during construction. Arrestees include Carl M Gerber 42 mph D Blacet 46 mph H Daringer 46 mph F R Terbrock 44 mph E E Leatherwood 44 mph Walter Johnson 52 mph M Hollender 42 mph.
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A F. Wade
H. A. Schwartz
Carl M. Gerber
Tuscara
D. Blacet
Wellman
Massillon
HI. Daringer
Geiger Gt
Massilion
F. R. Terbrock
Cleveland
E. E. Leatherwood
Bridgeport
Walter Johnson
M. Hollender
Names Of Traffic Violators Published By Canton Police
Police in Canton publish a list of 109 arrests for minor traffic violations from Thursday. Readable names include Mrs A L Resnick, E F Onayle Il, H France, LH Frantz, H E Webber, O L Falone, Geo. Myers, Matt Dace, E A Guette, J Gaudinet, W D Wiggins, F A Casper, and many others. The release names numerous individuals, with no clear further context provided.
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Canton
A L Resnick
Onayle
France
Frantz
E Webber
Falone Geo. Myers Matt Dace
Speeders Fined in Criminal Court Convictions
Two speeders were fined in criminal court Friday after police charged them on Thursday. J. E. Garey received a $15 fine plus costs while Walter King was fined $25 plus costs for the offenses.
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J. E. Garey
Walter King
Coat Stolen From Car in Crystal Park
Carl Malone of 1217 Milleavy NE reported his top coat stolen from a automobile parked in Crystal Park Thursday evening. Police are investigating the incident.
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Carl Malone
Milleavy NE
Crystal Park
Fraternity Pin Sweater Stolen From Car
Byron L. Kirk of 603 Tuscara was uptown Thursday when a sweater coat with a fraternity pin was reported stolen from his automobile parked on the street.
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Byron L. Kirk
Tuscara Was
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Hig Automobile
Prairie College School to hold annual reunion
Prairie College School will hold its annual reunion on Saturday, June 6. The event invites alumni and former staff to reconnect and celebrate school history with activities and memories shared.
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Prairie College School
Dave's Menthal Pepsin Stomach Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promises rapid relief for stomach distress with Dave's Menthal Pepsin. It claims quick easing of gas, acidity, belching, and heartburn, with a money back guarantee if not effective. It touts strong sales in a New Jersey town and asserts improved digestion and overall stomach health.
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Dave
New Jersey
Tha Pepsin
Roth
Hug
Canton Canton Board of Health meat regulations 1925
Regulations from Canton Ohio Board of Health govern slaughterhouses meat handling and sale for human consumption. Rules require government or city inspectors supervise slaughter and marking of meat with inspected passed stamps and permit system for all slaughtering facilities.
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Regulations Board OF Health
Canton
Board of Health
Ohio
United States
Department of Agriculture
Canton Market
Department of Agriculture of
The
City of
B. of H
Health Department
Liquor Fines Incurred On Multiple Arrests
Police alleged illicit liquor possession led to fines in criminal court Friday. John Papas of 615 Cherry Way Nh Waa, and Stanley Santey of 1913 Stark SW faced penalties for violations of the Crabbe act. Frank Cost, arrested on suspicions, paid fines with costs.
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John Papas
Cherry Ay
Waa
Stanley Santey
Stark SW
Crim
Santey
Frank Cost
Cost
Auto theft report cites Fe sedan missing from rear of home
Thum night the owner reported a Fe sedan with license 61! stolen from the rear of his residence. Police were notified and are investigating the theft of the vehicle belonging to Wihihan Moeller and Harris 8W.
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Wihihan Moeller
Harris
Mozar Poration of ome of the artists
Fragmentary text references a group or event involving artists and support for a doctor. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the piece hints at a collaborative or recognition effort centered on a medical professional within an arts context.
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Difford Gehrum
Kenneth Mardwick
Virginia Mueller
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Mary Midday
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Myrtle Haslar
Fred Hanna
Withard Bryant
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Henry Roemer
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Jack Welsh
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Imer Glaser
Maurice Beresin
Wil Ham George
Walter Scott
Margaret Reebout
Wade Fair
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James Armagida
Harold Muntz
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Richard Ball
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Edward Weasp
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M McNamer
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