Auto Toll Goes to 94 Watch Maker Killed
Coroner probes the death of Charles Stebler 66 of 717 Hazlette NW who died at Aultman Hospital after being struck on Elgin Ave at Tuscara West. Stark County traffic deaths reach 54 since January 1, prompting warnings that automobile killings are becoming routine.
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Charles Stebler
Aultman Hospital
Hazlette
Stark Co
Stebler
Elgin Av
Tuscarawas
T. C. McQuate
Stark County
Accident on Elgin Avenue Kills Stebler in Canton
A southbound car on Elgin Avenue struck Stebler after he began crossing at a stop sign. A. O. Doris of 314 8th St SW was driving another car involved in East Tuscarawas Street traffic. Coroner McQuate planned further witness interviews. Stebler, Swiss-born, lived in Canton since 1888 and had four sons, two daughters, five grandchildren. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Other injuries and crashes cited include Elmer Schweitzer injured on McKinley Avenue and multiple vehicle collisions at Mahoning Road, Shorbay Street, and 9th Street NE.
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Elgin Av
A. O. Doris
8Th St
Tuscarawasst
Steb
Stebler
McQuate
Switzerland
United States
Canton
Dueher-Hampden Watch Works
Emil C
Frank
Jack Stebler
Russell Grovemiller
Earl Hubaker
Massillon
Westlawn
Elmer Schweitzer
Clyde
Marcus Fisher
Marion
Schweitzer
George Wilson
Garfield
Nick Mogras
5Th St
Mahoning Rd
Brown
Rossville
J. F. Stough
16Th St
Sho
Actor George Arliss Advocates Three Ages Test for Ability
The celebrated actor George Arliss says a real test of ability is portraying three ages in one play. Stage productions with one actor in multiple roles popularize the format, with recent hits like Maytime and The Guardsman. The Cast of Folly features Gloria Swanson in three ages and is showing at the Valentine, free to readers listed in Where You Can Find It In Canton.
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George Arliss
Cing
Ferenca Molnar
Gloria Swanson
Chairman Dye Expected Here For Conference
Democratic state chairman T. E. Dye was due in Canton Friday for a Saturday meeting at 2 p m in the Moose club. He will discuss campaign prospects with county committee men precinct workers and other party members as Democratic sentiment grows strong for Swarts and November victories. Democratic headquarters at Courtland Hotel held an informal opening with local leaders and candidates sharing views. A Monday 7 30 p m meeting at headquarters is planned for precinct committeemen.
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T. E. Dye
Canton
Moose Club
Dye
Democratic
Courtland Hotel
S. M. Swarts
J. P. Parker
Frank N. Sweitzer
W. T. Thom
W. J. Pontius
Swarts
Frost Warning For Canton Area Ends Weekend Chill
A cold wave moves toward Canton with frost expected Friday afternoon or evening. Bowling Green read 38.4 degrees as conditions prompt residents to shelter tender plants and protect gardens. Clear skies tonight may intensify freezing risks.
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Canton
Bowling Green
Steel worker badly hurt at Central Steel Co scene
John Andre of Bondil suffered a severe head gash when a 200 foot eye beam fell at Central Steel Co. around 10 o clock this morning. He was transported to Gordon city hospital by Hollinger's ambulance.
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Massillon
John Andre
Bondil
Central Steel Co
Gordon and Hollinger
Sewers Near Completion Near Massillon
Massillon city engineers say the Euclid Webb Wood and Rhine sewers will be finished sometime next week.
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Massillon
Euclid
Webb, Wood and
Locomotive Sparks Fire on Pennsylvania Viaduct
Firemen responded to a blaze south of Massillon on the Pennsylvania viaduct sparked by a passing locomotive. The No. 2 company arrived quickly and extinguished the fire with only minor damage reported.
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Massillon
Pennsylvania Viaduct
Bond Fixed at 25000 in Crabbe Act Liquor Case
Judge J A Bowman set a 25000 bond for Lena Marcu of 1010 Fifth Street SE on Crabbe act liquor violations. The court noted the Marcu family’s alleged pattern of mockery toward the criminal court police, as chemists examined the defense's whisky analysis Exhibit A. Marcu’s husband Nick also faces bond and grand jury investigation on repeated liquor violation charges and a separate suspicious person charge.
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Lena Marcu
5Th St SE
Crabbe
Marcu
Hieft
Nick Marcu
J. A. Bowman
Taboo Speaking Engagements of Flying Colonel Denied
Col. Wm. Mitchell, central figure in the aero nautical controversy, is barred by the War Department from speaking in Baltimore before American Legion posts tonight. The adjutant general's office cites an ongoing investigation into alleged insubordination and orders him to remain in Washington until completion.
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Washington
Wm. Mitchell
War Department
Baltimore
American Legion
Mitchell
Feneral
Peasants Raise Fund to Buy Estate for Nobel Laureate Reymont
In Warsaw on October 9 peasants from across Poland donate to a fund to purchase an estate for Ladislas St. Reymont, 1924 Nobel prize winner for literature, in gratitude for The Peasants. Reymont may run for parliament but poor health likely prevents candidacy.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ladislas St. Reymont
Vincent Witos
Reymont
Hase
Sea Flea seaplane built by French innovator in Paris
London Oct 9 A seaplane modeled after the sea flea insect has been built by Frenchman de Gasence in Paris. The craft features leg like floats and aims to hop across water to propel plane dog and pilot toward America in ten days.
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London
de Gasence
Paris
de Gascono
America
Nude figures in Pisa covered by order changes
An order to cover nude figures in the great fresco by Giovanni Pisano in Pisa’s White Marble Cathedral was observed by Cardinal Maffi. To ease art-world opposition the drapings will be movable to shield visitors while preserving the scene.
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Rome
Giovanni Pisano
Pisa
Maffi
Canton man sues over gambling losses in pool room
John G. Sarfan files suit in Common Pleas court seeking $1 104 from Charles Audi and Jim Komti nos claiming he was lured to a second floor club on Tuscarawas where a green shaded dealer ran a high stakes dice and poker game. He says he lost his weekly wage and more over two weeks amid green table and silver dollars. Attorney Andrew Nickas calls for city cleanup of such establishments.
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Andrew Nickas
Common Pleas Court
Charles Audi
Jim Komtinos
Sarfan
Ory
Tuscarawas
Manhattan
Tuscara Was
Andrew Nickga
Canton
Hame
Nickas
Ae Sarfan
Paymaster Shot By Bandits In Tampico Robbery
In the Tampico oil field near El Ebano, a Mexican Petroleum Co paymaster was killed and a second man wounded as bandits attacked Wednesday evening. The robbers seized about $12,500 carried in several bags. Federal troops pursue the attackers.
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Canton Daily News
Mexico City
Tampico
el Ebano
Mexican Petroleum Co
Three Persons Burn To Death In Pittsburgh Dwelling Fire
A three story dwelling in Pittsburgh burned today with three people killed in their beds and two others leaping from a window to escape. Firefighter injuries occurred as crews fought the blaze. bodies found include Joseph and Mary Williams and Maud Potter aged 30 in an adjoining apartment.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph
Mary Willams
Maud Potter
Hungary weighs switch from crown to florin amid debate
Vienna reports Hungary considers changing its currency from the crown to the florin with an exchange rate of 20,000 crowns per florin. Proposals include aligning with the Austrian shilling or keeping decimal systems, while many fear ties to Austrian money and valorization risks. The florin is favored as a historical unit by some, with others preferring various options.
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Vienna
Hungary
No Mourners at Mathewson Body Transfer
New York reporters and officials described a silent arrival as the body of Christy Mathewson was moved from Saranac Lake to Lewisburg Pennsylvania for burial after his death. The absence of mourners marked the public farewell to the famed New York baseball star whose career left an indelible mark on the city.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Christy Mathewson
New York City
Saranac Lake
Adirondacks
Lewisburg
Bootlegger Shot to Death in New York
Nicholas Cironi a 25 year old chauffeur known as a bootlegger was shot to death in New York police believe the attack was carried out by a bootlegger gang. Five or six shots were fired from across the street as Cironi walked home. His father reportedly called him a model boy.
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New York
Nicholas Cironi
Giront
Speeders Fined in Criminal Court
Carl Pasco of 1333 Relden Ave NE, fined $25 and costs for speeding. Louis Patitucci of 2705 Nicholas NW, fined $15 and costs on a similar charge. Ray Spiker of Salem, fined $25 and costs.
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Carl Pasco
Relden Ov NE
Louis Patitucci
Nicholas
Ray Spiker
Salem
News Score Board Offers Close Baseball Coverage
Rain interrupted the crucial day of the series as the Senators and Pirates surge in the pennant race. Follow the game on the Daily News Score Board beside the Elks club with detailed plays and a postgame Pink recap. Walter Johnson Bill McKechnie John Bob Small Sid Mercer are among the expert writers delivering analysis.
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Senators
Pirates
Washington
Daily News
Elks’ Club
Walter Johnson
Bill McKechnie
John Bob Small
Sid Mercer
B. Foster
Davis Walsh
Legion elects Cleveland man as national commander
John R. McQuigg of Cleveland Ohio won the national commander post at Omaha by 655 votes to 224 for Spafford and 57 for Savage. Savage moved to make the result unanimous amid cheering as McQuigg acknowledged the reception. A Rome message urged easing immigration bars for Italian born ex soldiers.
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Neb. Det
John R. McQuigg
Cleveland, O
American Legion
Howard P. Savage
Ilinois
EB. K B. Spafford
New York
Savage
McQuigg
Canton Daily News
Rome
Legionnaires of
Italy
Grigilotti
Rome Post
Legion
Rain Cancels World Series Game in Washington
Rain halted the third World Series game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Washington Senators in Washington. Commissioner Landis and umpires postponed after field conditions and forecasts of more showers, with games to be moved to Washington then Pittsburgh on rescheduled dates.
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Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
High Commissioner
Baseball
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Coolidge presses deeper army navy cuts in budget drive
President Coolidge signals intent to reduce army and navy expenditures after a latest conference with Budget Director Cen. Lord. He stresses shifting funds from military to roads and housing, arguing peace yields broader welfare gains and that the public favors tax relief and smaller armed forces.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Cen
President Coolidge
Army
Navy
America
United States
Congress
General Staff
General Board
Coolidge
Omaha
Budget Bureau
Mitchell
Engineer Navare Upsets Engine To Save Passengers
In Toledo suburb, engineer Navare of the Pennsylvania New York Detroit flyer overturned his engine to avert a collision at the Walbridge crossing. He struck a derailment to derail blocked signals, saving about twenty passengers. A relief train was sent to Detroit and officials opened an investigation into the crossing blockage.
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Toledo
Navare
Pennsylvania
Walbridge
Hocking Valley
Detroit
Guards Watch Marcont Radio at London Exposition
A small maroon receiving set, appearing unattractive yet highly valuable, drew special guarding as the centerpiece of a radio exposition at Albert Hall London. It stood as the first maroon receiving set and the highlight of a museum illustrating radio development.
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London
Albert Hall
D Annunzio to Receive New Monte Nevoso Home
Enthusiastic ex soldiers plan to build a small chateau and summer house on Monte Nevoso slopes for Gabriel D Annunzio after he became Prince of Monte Nevoso. He says he will reside there in the summer of 1928.
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Bomdp
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Monte Nevoso
D’annunzio
Monte Ne¢voso
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Joy Riders Fail To See Auto Tied Behind-failed
Pat O'Brien Harry Thompson and George Riley left after a canned heat party and drove off in a car tied to another. They dragged the other vehicle, were chased by its owner, and taken to the county jail on drunkenness charges. Additional counts of driving while drunk and taking a car without consent may follow.
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Pat O'Brien
Harry Thompson
George Riley
Believe liquor caused death in Urbana man
Oswell Jones aged 45 collapsed and died in front of a Mechanicsburg garage near Urbana Ohio. Authorities believe poison liquor caused the death and will conduct a probe. Jones had been released from Dayton workhouse the night before and lived alone in a small Mechanicsburg home.
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Urbana
Oswell Jones
Mechanicsburg
Here
Jones
Dayton
Reichsbank Chief Schacht Sails to United States
Berlin October 9 President Schacht of the German Reichsbank and his family sailed for the United States today to confer with American bankers in New York. Nationalist papers saw his visit as part of arranging German credits and securing industrialist approval of the security pact.
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Berlin
Schacht
German Reichsbank
United States
New York
Suspect Surrenders in Baltimore Prohibition Case
Washington reports a suspect surrendered to Baltimore authorities after being charged with conspiring with prohibition agent Jack Wilson to extort 1909 from Samuel Budlow. Burton Dixon, a Baltimore saloon keeper and federal prohibition agent, was surrendered under a district supreme court order signed by Justice Bailey.
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Baltimore
Jack Wilson
Samuel Budlow
Burton ¢ Dixon
Justice Bailey
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