Prints Taken In Killings Mystery Of Unidentified Man
Coroner McQuate and Sheriff’s office pursued fingerprints on a dead man shot Tuesday night at Arnold Undertaking. The heavily built victim wore no hat, bore naval marks, and his arm tattooed Knights of Pythias insignia. Mayor Francia M. Davis solicits lodge and labor union tips to identify the corpse.
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TC. McQuate
Ana Ren Clark
Manatilon
Arnold Undertaking
McQuate
Sheriff's Office
Knights of Pythian
Francia M. Davis
Uhrichaville
Davis
Knights of Pythias
Navy Aviators Push for Separate Air Corps and Budget
Testimony in Washington argues to preserve naval aviation as its own unit within the Navy. Capt George Westervelt proposes a distinct air corps with three rear admirals in command, its own promotion list, and budget, while Rodgers urges limited rest and avoidance of full unification with other air arms. The board weighs a formal departmental program and Congressional action to revive naval aviation.
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Rodgers
Navy
Air Arma
Naval
George (. Westervelt
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Naval Aviation
Naval Air Service
Flyera
Wilbur
Air Corps
George Westervelt
Westervelt
Navy Department
Westervalt
Naval Air Corps
Naval Service
Pi Beta Phi to Install at Ohio Wesleyan University
The Delta chapter of Pi Beta Phi will be installed at Ohio Wesleyan University today with Ohio State University members aiding the ceremony. Initiation services are planned for Saturday morning and Frances Smith of Zanesville serves as the special representative from Ohio State.
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Delaware
Pi Beta Phi
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State University
Allen Hotel
Frances Smith
Zanesville
Young Man Dies in Mt. Marion Area
Oecar Klotz 28 of Reed urbanrd died early Friday at his parents home Mr and Mrs W E B Klotz Mt Marte from complications. Survived by widow Gladya, parents, three brothers Jacob H Paul G Carl W and sister Mrs Laura Arter. Funeral Monday at 1 pm at home and 2 pm at Martin Lutheran Church officiated by Rev G M Schmucker. Burial in Westlawn.
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Oecar
Klotz
Reedurbaard
Mra. W. EB. Klotz
Mt Marte
Mra
Gladya Klotz
Jacob H
Maurilion
Paul G
Carl W
Laura Arter
North Canton
Martin Lutheran Church
G. M. Schmucker
Westlawn
Funeral for business man Free mont O Hamilton held in Canton
Funeral services for the late Free mont O Hamilton were held at his home at ten o'clock Friday with Rev A L Wilson officiating. Rollin Spelman and Mrs Spelman sang. Pallbearers included H Ross Ake C F E Ball J J Krider Horace Sponseller L Taylor Charles Rowlen W H Hughes and F J Bockley. Interment followed at Ashland cemetery at 3:20 PM with J L Arnold and Sons in charge. Hamilton had been active in business and resided in Ashland for many years before moving to Canton.
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Freemont O. Hamilton
Tuscarawaa Et FE
Rey. A. L. Wilson
Rollin Spelman
Mrs. Spelman
H. Ross Ake
C. F E. Ball
J. J. Krider
Horace Sponseller
L. Taylor
Charles Rowlen
W. H. Hughes
Cleveland
F. J. Bockley
Ashland
Nurses graduate at Grant Hospital School in Columbus
Among the 48 nurses just graduated from the Grant hospital school of nursing are Mildred Hoffman Couchot Grenville Agatha Loulee Harris Canton Irene Mae Hunter Orrville Arlene Fae Hunter Orrville Grace Tuclle Leedy Newark Myrtle Geneva Leonard Delaware Anna Mabel Scherer Sidney Treva Bessie Schultz Greenville.
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Columbus
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Mildred Hoffman Couchot
Grenville
Agatha Loulee Harris
Canton
Irene Mae Hunter
Orrville
Arlene Fae Hunter
Grace Tuclle Leedy
Newark
Myrtle Geneva Leonard
Delaware
Anna Mabel Scherer
Sidney
Treva Bessie Schultz
Greenville
Massillon Manufacturers Meet on Tax Reappraisal Methods
Massillon manufacturers gathered for a Wednesday evening session at the chamber of commerce to discuss tax reappraisal, valuations of manufacturing sites and buildings, and how property values are determined. H W Elsass and R H W Ht led explanations of current methods and invited comments from attendees.
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Daily News Bureau
KS Main Street
Massillon
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Elsass
Maussillon
R. H W. Ht
Canton
Oil Explodes Burns Woman Building Furnace Fire
Mrs Rudy Tschabold 45 suffered burns to the body when kerosene used in building a furnace fire exploded Thursday morning on Main Street in Alliance. She extinguished flames with cellar water, was treated by Dr C H Rosa, and resides at 457 West Cambridge Street.
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Daily News Bureau
Main Street
Alliance
Rudy Tschabold
Tschabold
C. H. Rosa
West
Cambridge Street
Caillaux May Return For Second Parley In Debt Talks
Washington reports indicate French finance minister Caillaux may return within six months for another conference on war debt settlements. Provisional understandings emerged on total principal of about 3.5 billion and this signals progress beyond 1918 negotiations.
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David Lawrence
M. Dalliaux
America
Canton Daily Newa
Washington
Joseph Caillaux
American Debt Funding Commission
France
United States
Great Britain
Smoot
M. Caillaux
Broke Man Hires Taxi Then Fails to Pay Fine
Charles Wilson of Midland Pennsylvania rode a taxicab to Robervaville then Canton and was turned over to police. Judge J A Bowman fined him twenty six dollars and costs but he remained broke, though sober, and gave no payment.
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Charles Wilson
Midland
Robertaville
Wilson
Canton
J. A. Bowman
Costa
Death of Solomon B. Miller Pioneer Shopkeeper and Civil War Veteran
Solomon B. Miller of Dover died at 1029 Wooster Ave after a weeklong illness from uremic poisoning following a fall. He served in the Civil War with Company E, 67th Pennsylvania, was captured and exchanged, and witnessed Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. He operated stores from Becks Mills to Barrs Mills before moving to Dover in 1922. He is survived by his wife and four children plus a great-granddaughter count, with four grandchildren mentioned.
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Miller
Westmoreland-co
Pennsylvania
Mr. Miller
67Th
Libby
Belle Isle
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox Court House
Elizabeth C. Conkle
Ohio
Becks’ Mills
James Miller
Canton
Joseph Miller
Dover
Harry Miller
Akron
EF. E. Shank
New Philadelphia
Iifford Miller
Fine Canton Man At Massillon
Frank M. Murphy of Canton was arrested in Massillon for intoxication after hiring two Navarre residents to drive him home. He claimed the car was stolen and tried to escape. fined 100 dollars and costs in court before Judge Kaley. Car license 761 030. George Bivins arrested for possessing intoxicants. pleaded guilty and fined 500 dollars and costs. Frank Bivine pleaded not guilty. bond set at 200 dollars for October 16 trial.
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Massillon
Frank M. Murphy
Canton
Murphy
Navarre
Kaley
George Bivins
Frank Bivine
Fourth traffic signal lights Massillon intersection
Massillon activated its fourth traffic signal this morning at the Tre Mont and South Erlests intersection marking another step in city traffic control.
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Massillon
Tremont
South Erlests
Buying and Selling Call Hemlock 500
Hemlock residents are urged to use the Daily News Want Ads for buying and selling items. Ads cost five dollars per line and appear in the classified section for quick local responses.
Alliance Knights of Columbus elect officers in meeting
Alliance Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus elected officers at a recent meeting. Names listed include Rev. K. P. Banks, Ps Be Kavney, F. Na oo Fe Gause, F. C., F. £. Saberin FF, A. Ray Bischoff F. P., Henry Gull ing, F. Compt., Joseph Bennett, T. 8., and C. F. Bischoff o. &. Columbus Day will be celebrated with a banquet Monday evening Oct. 12 with several speakers on the program.
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K. of C
Canton Eyes 3 Traffic Signal Types After Site Visit
Mayor Charles M. Kall and Safety Director James Roberts returned from a National Safety Council visit with three signal types under review. City bids are in for all three, and preparations are underway to install lights at four intersections to illuminate the public square tower.
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Charles M. Kall
James Roberts
Jageland
National Safety Council
Canton
Public Square
Alaska Salmon, Beef Prices Rise as Mergers Considered
Wholesale bread price cuts cut large loaf prices to 12 1 2 cents and small loaves to 1 20. mergers target flour costs and fleet efficiency. Seventeen cannery plants in Alaska may merge in days, while Alaska salmon supplies tighten and prices stay firm. Oregon Washington salmon season yields 5 285 000 dollars value. Columbia River output reaches 3 24500 cases of 48 cans, with net fishermen payments near 3 million. Range cattle prices climb in Texas amid 350 000 head shipped to Oklahoma Kansas pastures. forecasts anticipate ample feed and beef value goals through large demonstration herds and shows in Dallas Kansas City Chicago.
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Alaska Territory
Alaska
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
Denver
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago
Dallas
Dancing Debates Stir Canton and Alliance Readers
In Canton and Alliance readers debate dancing and personal conscience. A letter supports individual choice on dancing and cards, while another writer praises Will Rogers and previews Molly Stark Club events at Moonlight Gardens with a Charleston class by Mr. and Mrs. Perry.
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Rogera
Molly Stark
Moonlight Gardens
Mrs. Perry
Cleveland
Psychic Judge Echoes on Youth and Community Morals
A letter writer, claiming to be a youth educator, confronts a critic over insinuations about young people. He urges addressing concrete legal transgressions through proper authorities and defends the decent conduct of many youths.
Question to Miss Stark on Hospital Entrance and Ethics
A reader requests Miss Stark answer about hospital entry requirements and ethics. He asks if four years of schooling suffices and cites mercy hospital in Ohio, noting discussion of judgment, neighborly conduct, and personal responsibility before asking for publication.
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K. Y's
Miss Stark
Gua
Mercy Hospital
Ohio
Court term to begin in October with multiple trials
Criminal trials will start in a mon pleas court October and continue for an indefinite period. Prosecutor C B McClint said over 20 defendants await trial as a camp assignment is prepared for two weeks after the opening. David Atkins will be tried on a first degree murder charge. George Reyoglid Tuscarra, a merchant, was indicted months ago for alleged arson at his store.
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Morhday
C. B. McClint
David Atkins
George Reyoglid Tuscara
St E, Merchant
Wis
Buying and selling call Hemlo for results
Classified line from Daily News Want Ads promotes Hemlo contact for buying or selling items. It urges readers to use the Hemlo line to reach buyers and sellers and achieve desired results quickly.
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