Canton Council Accepts Six Year Gas Rate Schedule
Canton council tentatively approves a six year gas rate schedule drafted by City Clerk James E. Kinnison and East Ohio Gas Co. officials. The plan keeps current charges for two years, then sets new tiers for consumption with no city vote on the franchise until a later meeting.
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Canton
C. C. Curtis
East Ohio
Neil
Curtis
J. J.cMahon
East Ohio Gas Co.t
Felag
Italia Search Update Stirring Rescue Efforts From Tromsoe
Lieut Leutzow Holm of Norway arrives in a seaplane at Tromsoe to join the steamship Hobby in a hunt for the Italia. At Amsterdam Island a seal hunter reports faint wireless signals from the lost dirigible, as the Citta Di Milano stands by amid storms and ice.
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Copenhagen
Leutzow Holm
Tromsoe
Hobby
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Amsterdam Island
Citta di Milano
Tragedy in Toledo as 7 year old Dorothy abducted and slain
In Toledo a man described as a "little man in black" abducted Dorothy Selangowski from her grandfather's home. The child was beaten and strangled, with head bruises and leg marks, and left on the front porch. Dorothy's sisters Stella and Leona witnessed the crime. a bloodstained sedan and a large closed car were noted nearby as detectives search for the killer.
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Toledo
Dorothy Selangowski
Dorothy
Stella
Leona
Selangowski
Selangoski
J. Dobryzinski
Rogers to Guard Runner Friend Will Rogers Special
Beverly Hills, California narrator Will Rogers writes about mentoring a runner named Andy Payne and his father. The letter mentions friendships from childhood, breeding and ancestry, and plans to travel to prospects from Buenos Aires to Alaska.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Andy Payne
Buenos Ag
Youth Kills Father in Defense of Mother
A 12 year old boy, Joseph Fiori, told Detroit police he shot and killed his stepfather Sam Fiori to stop the alleged whipping of his mother. The confrontation arose over a tire change and a family argument. Joseph is held in a detention home pending coroner's inquiry.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Fiori
Edward W. Radtke
Sam Fiori
Joseph
Fort
Whitlock to command 112th Engineers Ohio National Guard
Columbus May 29 Adjutant General announces Col Elliott H Whitlock of Cleveland as commanding officer of the 112th Engineers Ohio National Guard succeeding Col Ralph R White Whitlock is a World War veteran who served with the 24th Engineers from May 6 1917 to June 9 1919 as major and lieutenant colonel He currently commands the 68th Engineer Section Headquarters in the Organized Reserve The 112th includes about 500 officers and men
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Columbus
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
Elliott H. Whitlock
Cleveland
112Th Engineers
Ohio National Guard
Ralph R. White
Whitlock
24Th Engineers
Organized Reserve
68Th Engineer
112Th
Radium Poison Trial Set in Newark Case
Five women sue United States Radium Corporation of Orange seeking 1.25 million dollars for radium poisoning from painting watch dials. Judge W F Mountain set the trial for Thursday after weeks of counsel bickering. Physicians say they are slowly dying and have given up hope of treatment.
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Newark
N. J
W. F. Mountain
United States Radium Corporation of
Orange
Radium Corporation
Recorder Vanishes After Audits Reveal Shortage
Charles Emerson Smith of Marion County faced a $2910.86 deficit in his accounts when he disappeared on April 28. State Examiners T. W. Jones and Allen G. Atwill reported the shortage to State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy and recommended a funding recovery. Smith, possibly the youngest Ohio recorder when first elected in 1924, vanished after an audit began and has not been heard from.
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Columbus
Charles Emerson Smith
Marion Co Ft Aorder
Joseph T. Tracy
T. W. Jones
Allen G. Atwill
Smith
Ohio
Mexico Asked to Hold Slaver Murderer Arrested
Acting on state department instructions the American embassy in Mexico City asked the Mexican foreign minister to arrest and punish the Mexican worker accused of killing John F. Noldine an American citizen from Bessemer Michigan. The shooting occurred in Tuxpam on May 19 after Noldine was discharged by the mining company where he worked.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico City
John F. Noldine
Noldine
Bessemer
Mich
Tuxpam
Germany Loses Plea at World Court on Reparations Deduction
The Hague May 29. Germany failed to persuade the World Court to allow deducting the value of seized possessions from reparations payments. The ruling rejects Germany claim and maintains the payment obligations without offset for allied confiscations.
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Holland
Germany
World Court
Bunion Winner Payne Plans White House Visit
20 year old Oklahoma runner An drew Payne who won C C Pyle cross continent marathon defeated 199 entrants and planned to meet President Coolidge. He arrived from New York in a Claremore plane and was introduced in the house by Rep Howard and Speaker Longworth. He plans to fly to New York then Claremore to Manhattan to receive the 25000 prize and continue under contract for two years.
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Washington
Andrew Payne
Pyle
Payne
India's bandit leader killed in Rajputana chase
Daker Singh, once a native sergeant in the Indian army, famed for numerous murders, was killed today after killing two policemen in a running fight at his mountain retreat. His exploits were legendary in Rajputana district.
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Bombay
Daker Singh
Rajputana
Seven Flyers Lost in North Between Fairbanks and Point Barrow
May 29 Fairbanks Alaska seven flyers are missing after two planes departed for Point Barrow two weeks ago with L Virgil Hart Jack Robertson and Charles G Clarke. A relief plane with Mat Nieminen and Richard Peyser was sent din Wiseman a radio message later said one ship was seen over the Brooks range in distress with its motor missing.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Point Barrow
Noel Wien
B. H. Merrill
L. Virgil Hart
Jack Robertson
Charles G. Clarke
Matthew A. Nieminen
Kelly Field
Richard Peyser
Nienvien
Barrow
Peyser
Wien
Wiseman
Ed Young
Brooks Range
Wren
Lindbergh Lands at Norton Field Ohio Tour Stop
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives at Norton Field Columbus after leaving New York and Curtiss Field Long Island on a tour of the proposed trans continental air transport route. He stops briefly before continuing to St Louis.
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Columbus
Charlies A. Lindbergh
New Y
Norton Field
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Canton Daily News Memorial Day Edition Schedule
The Canton Daily News will publish a single edition on Memorial Day. It goes to press at midnight Tuesday and will be delivered early Wednesday morning. The business office remains open until 9 o'clock and classified ads are accepted until Tuesday night.
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Canton Daily News
Senate chiefs end long Boulder Dam filibuster
In Washington on May 29 the Boulder Dam fight concluded as Republicans in the Senate adopted a resolution to adjourn at 5 30 pm, 46 to 35, with the House backing 155 to 9. The measure ends the session without passage of the dam bill after long filibusters by Arizona's Ashurst and Hayden.
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Dawes
Arizona
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Hayden
Sen
la Follette
U. S. Supreme Court
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Coolidge
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House Post Offices
Governor Won't Fill McCray Bench Vacancy
Gov. Donahey announced he will not appoint a successor to the late Judge Alfred McCray on Montgomery County common pleas court. He said vacancies near the election will be left to voters, noting four other judges can handle duties during vacation months. Ohio has an ample number of common pleas judges he added.
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Alfred McCrAy
Common Pleas
Montgomery
Donahey
Montgomery Co
Ohio
Rebels Try for Ammunition Base at Manzanillo
Mexican rebels suffered heavy losses in a May engagement with federal troops at Manzanillo. Reports say 111 killed and 103 injured in the battle, part of a broader rebel wave totaling 120 dead as rebels attacked Colima to seize an ammunition base.
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Mexico City
Manzanillo
Colima
Poisoner of Wells Threatens Belmont County Water
Belmont County authorities hunted a suspect after poison was found in a spring at the Webb mine near St Clairsville endangering about 250 residents who rely on the water. A miner fell ill and women and children were affected. Rat poison packages were found near the spring and a water sample was sent to Columbus for analysis. The spring is fenced while cleanup proceeds.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont Co
Webb Mine
Don R. Caldwell
Vic Donahey
C. C. Hardesty
Columbus
Paul V. Waddell
Missions in China Closed After University Fire
The American and British consulates in Foochow order mission schools in the district to close immediately after the Fukien Christian University burned. Consul Samuel Sobokin said the fire likely was incendiary, reflecting rising anti Christian sentiment in Fukien. The university property was valued at $100,000.
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Washington
Foochow
China
Samuel Sobokin
State Department
Fukien Christian University
Sabokin
Fukien
Students Rise Rome Protest Against Riots Across Yugoslavia
On May 29 about fifteen hundred Italian university students demonstrated in Rome to protest anti-Italian riots in Yugoslavia but police stopped the march from reaching the Yugoslav legation. Similar demonstrations were reported in Bologna Florence Bari and other cities with no casualities reported.
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Jugo-Slavia
Jugo-Blay Legation
Bologna
Florence
Bari
President signs broad tax cut and postal rate bill
President Coolidge signed a tax reduction package totaling hundreds of millions in federal revenue changes and a separate postal rate decrease. The tax bill trims corporation taxes, repeals a motor vehicle sales tax, and alters theater and wine taxes.
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Senate
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Democratis
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Administration
Canton Daily News Classifieds Rent Cottage Ad
Mrs. Smith advertised a cottage for rent in the Canton Daily News houses for rent column. Within two days she received 16 replies and rented the cottage using the ad writer guidance. The contact shown is 1223 Shadyside or SW.
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aAir
Smith
Shadyside
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