Nine Injured As Blue Streak Rides Clash At Lake Resort
Nine persons were injured when two Blue Streak trains collided near the end of a record day at Myers Lake Park. Most were treated and released. a few remained in Mercy hospital with injuries including a fractured forearm and collar bone. Officials found no track defects, but suspect a possible axle failure caused one train to drag and crash into the other as crowds had flocked to the ride. Further inspection was planned before resuming operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerslake Park
J. D. DeLeonard
Catlin Hotel
Mercy Hospital
William Farlow
East Canton
Helen Becker
Massillon
R. D. Lasker
William Manist
Navarre Rd
Florence Larson
Hartford-av SE
Alvera Vixon
6Th-St SE
Joe McKenzie
Saucy Baby Company
Lakeview Hotel
E. R. Booth
Booth
May Make Arrest In Hall Mills Murder
NEW BRUNSWICK N J May The double murder of Rev. Dr Fidward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills drew renewed public interest as authorities consider an arrest. The suspect, previously questioned and later cleared by an alibi, remains unnamed. The victims were found on a farm near New Brunswick on Sept 17 with shots fired and throats cut. letters from Hall to Mills were found nearby.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Fidward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Hall
Ohio forecast for tonight and Friday uncertain
Fragmentary weather notice from a historical paper reports changes in temperature for Ohio with unreadable portions. It mentions today and upcoming periods but provides no specific highs or lows. The readable elements indicate a general forecast without clear dates or figures.
Samuel W Blair Dead In Marion Cemetery
Samuel W Blair, 71, was found dead early yesterday on his wife’s grave in Marion cemetery. Cause listed as heart disease following a Memorial Day preparations incident, per Coroner Burside. Special communication of William McKinley lodge No 431 to be held at Temple Thursday May 31, 1923 at 8 30 p m in M M degree.
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Samuel W. Blair
Marion
Burside
Wm. McKinley Lodge
Temple
Thurs
H. H. Schlimmer
W. M
H. H. Helngarther
Secy
Adv
Canton Canton 80 P. M. All Chevaliers Meeting
Canton Canton 80 P. M. calls all Chevaliers to Friday evening final arrangements for E. Liverpool on Sunday June 3. Geo Krumlauf, Captain announced.
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Canton Canton No
Storage Sale at Canton Co Words NE Ady
Storage sale announced for 1 P M Saturday at the Canton Storage Co corner of Cherry and 4th NE Ady. Furniture and prize packages to be sold to highest bidders.
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Canton Storage Co. Cor
Cherry
Ady
Canton Daily News Acquired by Ex Governor James M Cox
Ex Governor James M Cox purchaser of Canton Daily News unifies it with News League papers in Dayton Springfield and Miami. The sale, price undisclosed, will promote better facilities and news features while staff remains unchanged.
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Canton Daily News
James M.cox
James M. Cox
Canton Daily News Today
Dayton
The
News League
Cox
Daily News
Springfield
Ohio
News-Metropolis
Miami
Florida
Canton
H. H. Timken
C. W. Ufford
Co. W. Ufford
B. Mead
C. H. Carpenter
Timken
the News
Columbus
Washington
Wisner Heads Local High School Class Of May
Albert Wisner is the lone graduate from the high school here. Regular commencement exercises were held with a baccalaureate sermon. Wisner attended a community dinner and eighth grade pupils will take part in the class play.
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M’guffey
Albert Wisner
Wisner
Three Milersburg youths fined for bootlegging operation
Three seventeen year old boys including a Millersburg high school senior were fined 100 dollars each by Probate Judge Budgetstill after Sheriff Stevens seized a still and 40 gallons of mash from an abandoned coal mine ten miles east of town. They pleaded guilty to operating a bootlegging outfit. Names listed: William Anderson Clyde Nettiero Lloyd MHochstetter. Fines due within 60 days.
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Millersburg
Millersburgh High School
Stevens
Here
William Anderson
Clyde Nettiero
Lloyd Mhochstetter
Estill
Tokio Population Rises by 40 730 in 1922
Greater Tokio’s 1922 population reached 2,478,233 with 641,293 families, according to the minister of home affairs. The end of 1921 census listed 2,487,503 residents in the Japanese capital.
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Tokio
Canton Community Fund misses goal by a few dollars
Final figures show the Canton Community Fund fall short of its target by about 19,000 dollars. Campaign leaders and a wealthy manufacturer pledged to cover the gap, while workers seek contributions from those who have not yet given. The drive appeals for modest gifts from Cantonians to complete the fund and sustain city welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Community Fund
Junior and D of A Follies ticket exchanges begin Friday
Notices advertise ticket exchanges and seat reservations for the Junior and D of A Follies, with box office at the Lyceum Theatre starting Friday at 10 a.m. The ad mentions public notices for service improvements and local attractions. It also lists an aquarium exhibit at Meyers Lake Park featuring Mattie, the largest alligator, and other alligators, free for visitors. The notices include a piano and player tuning service by W. H. Kline.
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D. of A. Follies
Lyceum Theater
Adv
Meyers Lake Park
Mattie
Wembing
John
Joe
Paper Delivery Hours And Contact Details
Notice directs readers to call Bell Main 3500 or Garfield 3508 if a paper is missed. It states the circulation department operates each evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
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Bell Main
State
Garfield
Mayor vetoes 10000 reward for Whitfield capture
May 31 Cleveland. Mayor Fred Kohler vetoed an ordinance setting aside 10000 for Whitfield's capture dead or alive, calling the offer a waste of public funds. The case drags on after Whitfield's 21st day on the run. Authorities still seek the convicted killer linked to Patrolman Dennis Griffin's death.
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
John L. Whitfield
Clayton C. Townes
Whitfield
Townes
Kohler
Nevil
Cleveland Police Department
Chicago
Dennis Griffin
Whitfields
Madison
Wis
Cottages Besieged by Fiery Cross at Meyers Lake
A fiery cross burned on Meyers Lake west shore as a theater performance ended. The blaze sparked grass and brush fires near cottages, drawing crowds and a park fire crew to extinguish the flames before more damage occurred. A second cross was lit at Springfield Lake Wednesday night.
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Meyers Lake
Springfield Lake
Judges To Confer On Assignments In Stark County
A Stark county judge conference is planned for Thursday afternoon or Friday to decide who will head the juvenile court. Judge Ake’s term on this branch expired Thursday and he wishes to transfer duties to a colleague. The juvenile court may be led by the probate judge or a common pleas judge. Skipper's Club dance Friday at Turkeyfoot Lake. Five Peppers Orchard members and friends invited.
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Stark-co
Juvenile Court
Ake
Common Pleas
Skipper’s
Turkeyfoot Lake
Five Peppers Orch
First M. E. Church Mother's Jewels Party
All mothers and children of beginners and primary departments urged to attend. Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5. Superintendent Ross Snyder. Saturday June 2 at First U. B. Church advertisement
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M. E. Church Mother's Jewels
C. E
Ross Snyder
U. B. Church
Robertsville Man Killed in Explosion
Grover A. Clapper a 34 year old of Robertaville died after an explosion that demolished the threshing outfit on a move from Canton to Robertaville Wednesday evening. Nobta Clapper was severely burned and hospitalized. two brothers escaped uninjured. The blast near Canton hurled them, burned by hot water, with Grover dying at 6 am Thursday. Survived by wife Ethel Irene, mother Clara, brothers George Canton Howard Canton Raymond Robertaville, and sisters Jesse Canton Helen Bergert Canton Ada Lautzenhelser Canton. Funeral plans not set Friday morning.
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Grover A. Clapper
Robertaville
Nobta Clapper
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Hoenttal
Whittlear
Grover Clapper
Thureday
Noble Clapper
Mra
Ethel Irene Clapper
Clara Sapper
Fone
George Louleville
Howard
Raymond
Noble
Jesse Clapper
Helen Bergert
Ada Lautzenhelser
Whiteclear's Undertaking Establishment
Claude Kitchin dies in hospital three years ill
Claude Kitchin Democrat leader in Congress dies at a hospital in Wilson North Carolina after a long illness. He had suffered chronic stomach and kidney problems for three years and never resumed his seat last session. He remained titular party leader as Democrats did not select a successor. Continued on Page 3 Col 4.
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Wilson
N. C
Claude Kitchin
Congress
Kitchin
Scotland
Representative Kitchin
Democrats of Congress
Taxes Paid With Worthless Checks To Bring Arrests
The county treasurer announced a policy of prosecuting makers of worthless tax payments. Two checks for the June taxes were already returned as worthless, leading to receipt cancellation, penalties, and potential charges by the prosecutor. Treasurer Brenner stated the practice will extend to seeking legal action against violators.
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Brenner
Markling Fails To Appear In Court
Edward Markling of Canton, recently indicted on narcotics possession, did not appear at 9:50 AM in federal court in Cleveland for arraignment. The judge continued the arraignment to Friday and forfeit a $10,000 bond. Markling was arrested by Canton police about a month earlier for possessing 200 ounces of morphine and cocaine.
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Edward Markling
Canton
Cleveland
Markling
Fund Captains 10 Continue Drive for Community Deficit
Community Fund team captains organizing to wipe out about a $19 000 deficit. Headquarters in Courtland hotel for new subscriptions or adding to contributions. Phone numbers Bell 2666 and Ohio State 2268. Additional 100 percent reports include Klein-Heffelman-Zollara Co Kittee Boiler & Tank Co First National Bank Canton Pure Milk Co Webb-Groda Insurance Agency. After-campaign drive expected to finish this week. Amounts secured by Thursday to be published Friday.
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Courtland
Bell
Ohio State
Klein-Heffelman-Zollara Co
Kittee Boiler & Tank Co
First National Bank
Canton Pure Milk Co
Webb-Groda Insurance Agency
Petrograd Opera Fire Kills Many
A Petrograd opera house fire killed many as panic swept the audience last night. The building burned rapidly after a female performer’s dress caught fire, the safety curtain lowered, and crowd rushes in the aisles caused injuries and deaths.
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London
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Thieves Busy Over Memorial Day In City
Police report a spate of break ins and thefts over Memorial Day. Items stolen include two automobiles from Schroyerav and Tuscarawasst and Meyers Lake park, 26 bicycle tires and accessories worth 104 dollars from D. J. Miner, a grocery candy and cash haul at Peter Grunaldi, a diamond ring and watch from Bert Miller’s home, 75 chickens worth 112.50 from S. T. Albaugh’s chicken house, and tools worth 90 dollars from I. J. Herenthal’s auto. A man fled from Mrs Deila Harper’s home with a basket of clothes, and a burglary occurred at the Grunaldi and Miner businesses. An advertising line notes a local convention at First U. B. church on June 2.
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H. A. Petz
Schroyerav
Tuscarawasst
E. H. Guyre
Highway SW
Meyers Lake Park
D. J. Miner
Mahoningrd
Peter Grunaldi
Third-st SE
Bert Miller
T. Albaugh
Navarre
I. J. Herenthal
Winfieldwy
Deila Harper
Lawn Lime Sheep Fertilizer Delivery Ahead of Meeting
Keith Milling Co provides bone meal lawn fertilizer and seed delivery. Presbyterian Assembly meeting at Indianapolis church tonight led by Rev Alfred Lee Wilson. advertisement invites public attendance.
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Keith Milling Co
Presbyterian
Indianapolis
Jet Presbyterian Church
Alfred Lee Wilson
New Trial Sought by Clara Phillips After Jail Escape
Clara Phillips, known as the tiger woman, traveling toward San Francisco on the Sunset Limited from New Orleans, seeks a new trial to overturn murder convictions. She claims her December escape from Los Angeles County Jail was coerced and promises revelations about those events and a supposed plot to cheat the law. Her husband Armour Phillips remains en route, while Phillips defends her fidelity and asserts justice will free her.
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Sunset Limited
San Franscisco
New Orleans
Los Angeles County
Clara Phillips
San Quinten Penitentiary
Today
International News Service
Tegucigalpa
Jesse Carson
Phillipa
Los Angeles
Misquotation claim halts talk on West Virginia mine strike
Warren S. Stone, chairman of Coal River Colliery Co and grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, denies further comment on a dispute with the United Mine Workers of West Virginia over a strike at a New River district mine. Dispatches from Charleston report Blizzard found the strike in full progress with non union workers replacing discharged union men.
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Cleveland
Warren
Stone
Coal River Colliery Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United Mine Workers of West Virginia
New River District
Charleston
W. Va
International News Service
William Blizzard
Knights Templar Meeting Notice May 31
Knights Templar Order of the Temple meets Tuesday May 31 at 7 p m. Carl F Spanagel serves as Recorder and Frank Strubbe as Commander Ad further requests calls to McKinley 5587 for ice.
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Knights Templar
Order of the Temple
Carl F. Spanagel
Frank Strubbe
Millinery Sale At Bomberger’s Roadhouse Ad
Millinery special offers hats and sport hats in taf feta Canton crepe and straw for five dollars or less at the downstairs millinery store. Public dance from eight to twelve featuring Werner’s orchestra. Armitage Floral advertises geraniums tomatoes peppers and more with evening hours near North Market Ext. 2 miles from the Public Square. Ad copy notes seed and bone meal deliveries and phone listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-H-Z Co
Armitage Floral & Nursery Co
North Market
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Hall-Mills
McKinley
Schory & Schellhase Coal & Ice Co
W. H. Kline
McK
Ile
Chase
Scores
Council
Fiery Cross
Robertsville
Claude Kitchin LI
Petrograd Opera
Bamberger
Werner
Stark County
Adyv
Will
Story of Liberation
Armour Phillips
Houston
Beaumont
United States
Carson
Bomberger
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