President Coolidge Faces Prohibition Policy Debate
President Coolidge publicly repudiates Buckner's suggestion that trivial violations of the Volstead Act need not be prosecuted while endorsing enforcement. The Anti-Saloon League argues for tougher action and federal supremacy, but Coolidge favors cooperative enforcement with states, avoiding drastic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Buckner
New York State
Mruckner
National Capital
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Mr. Buckner
White House
Department of Justice
Army
Navy
New York
Marvel Man Observes Crowded City Talks And Debts
A Canton street scene captures routine conversations near Tuscarawas and Market and outside the Courtland Hotel. Two men discuss a game, a debtor seeks time until December 15, and two women gossip about a separated couple.
Holliday Named Safety Director for Canton
Samuel W. Holliday employment manager of United Alloy Steel south branch is appointed by Mayor Charles M Ball to fill the unexpired term of James Roberts as safety director. Holliday assumed duties Saturday and will serve the remaining seven weeks of the term after Roberts resigned to move to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Holliday
South
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Charles M. Ball
James Roberts
Holliday
Republican Party
Canton
Florida
Roberts
Former Dragon Begins Life Sentence in Indiana Prison
Michigan City Ind Nov 21 p C Stephenson longtime Ku Klux Klan dragon arrives at the state prison to begin a life term for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. He was transported from Noblesville by Sheriff Charles Holmes and deputies and received prison number 11148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
P. C. Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Charles Holmes
Stephenson
Stadium Official Battles Gate Crashers Night of Stowaways
Ohio stadium night watchman M. J. Clifford laments a rough shift as soldiers from Fort Hayes help patrol the $2 million venue. Dozens of stowaways climbed fences and hid, while more than 290 men and boys camped around bonfires for early admission tickets.
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Columbus
M. J. Clifford
Ohio Stadium
Search For Missing Girl Brings Mount Tom Leads
Northampton Mass Nov 21 The search for Miss Alice M Corbett of Utica New York intensified after reports a girl matching her description was seen by telephone linemen on Mount Tom The hungry girl accepted their lunch and left quickly A Suffield Connecticut sanitarium reportedly housed a girl resembling Miss Corbett
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Northampton
Mass
Alice M. Corbett
Utica
N. Y
Smith Junior
Alice
Mount Tom
Suffield
Bus Operator Fights Rate Cut Protest
Sadie Salisbury, operator of a Canton to Alliance bus line, protested to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission against S. Derenberger’s request for rate reductions. She urged rejection and a defined schedule of rates citing unprofitability in Alliance, Louisville, Fairhope, Five Corners, and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sadie Salisbury
Canton
Alliance
Ohio Public Aniities Commission
S. Derenberger
Commission
Louisville
Fairhope
Five Corners
Harrisburg
Huge Dope Ring Branch in Massillon
Federal narcotic agents expanded their probe into a sprawling drug ring alleged to serve 10,000 addicts across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with headquarters in two West Virginia cities and one Ohio city Miss Louise Anderson a confessed informant claimed the ring supplied heroin cocaine morphine and other drugs to tri state area and used a Cleveland source to obtain supplies from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Louise Anderson
Tri-State
Ring
Massilion
Fairmont
Clarksburg
W. V
Cleveland
Canada
Lake Fric
Beaten by Bandits Across Cherry Area Reported
Edward Forest of 607 Tuscarawas st E was brutally assaulted by four men Friday night in Cherry area SE and robbed of 52 dollars and a watch. Police pursued partial descriptions as they investigated.
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Edward Forest
Tuscarawas St E
Cherry Ar SE
Forest
Cherry Av SE
Margaret Snyder
Market Av S
Liberty Av
8Th St SE
Elsie Frazier
Clara Morris Rites Arranged
Funeral arrangements were to be made today for Clara Morris a noted emotional actress who died here yesterday of heart failure. The 79 year old, born in Toronto, had been failing for several years and was visiting relatives in New Canaan. She lived at Tuckahoe and married Frederick C Harriot. Her stage debut was made in Cleveland at age 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Conn
Clara Morris
Miss Morris
Tuckahoe
Morrison
Toronto
Canada
Frederick C. Harriot
Cleveland
Industrial conditions in U S settled report says
The U S Department of Commerce confirms unusually tranquil industrial conditions with only coal and textile wage disputes noted. Strong steel orders railroad purchases and car loading show sound American business, while foreign labor unrest is contrasted with a local Los Angeles mob scene tied to a film at Strand Theater featuring Irene Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Baker Iron Works
Los Angeles
Strand Theater
Irene Rich
Bert Lytel
Canton
Governor Donahey Praises Canton Police Force
Governor Vic Donahey praised Canton’s police force during a brief Canton visit en route from Youngstown to Columbus. He commended Chief A. Lengel and the small Canton department for their admirable statewide record and effective policing with limited officers.
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Canton
Vic Donahey
A. Lengel
Youngstown
Columbus
Donahey
Adjt
Henderson
Gen. Donahey
Ohio-Illini Tilt To Be Celebrated With Marriage
Harry Struthers and Miss Mildred Kofska left Elyria Ohio for Columbus with Rev. William Muir Auld as guest. They will attend the Ohio Illinois game and the guest pastor will unite them in marriage in Columbus after the game. The groom carries the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, O
Harry Struthers
Mildred Kofska
Columbus
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Governor Donahey Attends Youngstown National Guard Armory Dedication
Gov Donahey with his military staff and Ohio national guard officials attend the dedication ceremony for the new national guard armory in Youngstown. The event marks a milestone in Ohio military facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
Adjt
Henderson
Ohio National Guard
National Guard
Youngstown
Waggoner Couple Break Record on St Louis to New York Train
Texas millionaire Waggoner and Mrs. Waggoner raced a special train from St Louis to New York to visit his dying sister. The run covered the distance in 20 hours and 26 minutes, beating the prior record by more than three hours. The sister is still alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Waggoner
Texas
Burglar Fires on Youth in Paris Home
Forest Gugleman returned to his parents’ Paris residence to find an intruder on the first floor. A shot pierced the bib of his overalls triggering a chase through the house and orchard. The fleeing burglar escaped in a waiting car near the Gugleman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Forest Gugleman
Frank Gugleman
Young Gugleman
Gugleman
Two Killed in Cleveland Fire
In Cleveland on November 21 two men died in a house fire at 2642 Orthav Street. Frank Cooney aged 32 and John O Boyle aged 30 were found burned to death in their beds. Patrick Fleming aged 70 was rescued by Harold Weber who forced entry and carried him to safety. Neighbor Miss Kate Masterson aged 75 woke as flames climbed the stairs and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Cooney
John O'Boyle
Patrick Fleming
Harold Weber
Michael Fallon
Kate Masterson
Red Grange Farewell Game Draws Fans in Columbus
Thousands fill Columbus as Red Grange plays his final college game for Illinois against Ohio State. Weather is ideal and interest is high with coaches cautious about the outcome. Pro teams eye Grange after the game while attendance may reach over five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Red Grange
Elmer Marek
Ohio State
Buckeye
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Grange
Zuppke
John W. Wilce
Pennsylvania
Hartman Theater
Red
Ecrimson Rambler University
Deputies Start Work On Program In Paris
After an all night session the chamber of deputies adopted the first article of the government financial program creating a national sinking fund to liquidate the floating debt. A counter project for a national lottery was rejected. The chamber adjourned at 7:50 this morning to meet again in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
League to Fix Boundary Line Between Turkey and Irak
The Hague tribunal rules the League of Nations has power to fix the disputed boundary between Turkey and Irak. The decision was issued in The Hague and reported by Central News.
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London
Hague
League of Nations
Turkey
Irak
Railroad seeks bond authority for $4.92 million
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 4 percent equipment trust certificates totaling $4,920,000. Proceeds would finance 75 new locomotives and other rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Toledo Monster Club Killer Still At Large
Toledo reports a deranged attacker behind a string of eight assaults with two fatalities. Police, aided by 600 volunteers and American Legion ex service men, search the west end for a man newly escaped from a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
West End
Catherine Knight
Pauline Winover
Adamast
Twelfth
Arthur Hatsfield
Hatsfield
Miss Winover
Twelfth Street
State Hospital
Jennings
American Legion
Col J C Coolidge Improves and May Visit President
Maj James F Coupal the White House physician urged Col John C Coolidge father of the President to travel to Washington for Thanksgiving with President and Mrs Coolidge and spend the winter there Col Coolidge has heart trouble but shows marked improvement and had considered staying at his farm house this winter Maj Coupal is his house guest during the stay in Plymouth Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
James F. Coupal
White House
John C. Coolidge
Washington
Men Attempt To Kidnap Worcester Maid
In Worcester Massachusetts on November 21 two men tried to abduct Miss Susan McManus a 20 year old maid in the home of Barnard Press a wealthy real estate dealer She escaped as they attempted to place her in a car The motive according to police was to seize Press himself for a 50000 dollar ransom believed linked to a two year old kidnapping plot involving a Press family member
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Worcester
Mass
Susan McManus
Barnard Press
Press
Strike Breaker’s Taxi Targeted in Boston Shooting
A taxi driven by a strike breaker was fired upon in Boston’s Back Bay early today. Passengers Charles C. Bassett Jr., Harvard graduate of Washington D C, and a woman companion, plus the driver Allan MekKnight escaped the bullets. two men in a trolley car reservation at Commonwealth Ave and St Marys Street fired shots.
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Boston
Back Bay
Charles C. Bassett, Jr
Harvard
Washington, D. C
Allan MekKnignt
Commonwealth Av
St. Mary's St
Attorney backs Canton doctors in Aultman Hospital dispute
Canton attorney William H. Miller condemns Aultman Hospital trustees for drastic staff changes. He commends Canton Daily News for supporting doctors and warns that public trust and hospital success hinge on doctors and nurses, not trustees. He questions the claimed aim of raising a national rating.
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Aultman Hospital
William H. Miller
Canton
Canton Daily News
Miller
Daily News
One Dead Four Hurt In Martins Ferry Gas Blast
One man died and four were injured when a gas explosion rocked a residence in Martins Ferry Ohio last night. P J Donahue aged 22 was buried in the basement of his sister in law's store and died this morning. Fire after the blast caused an estimated loss of 35000 dollars.
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Martins Ferry
P. J. Donahue
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