New Corporation To Be Organized To Operate Here
Court affirms Court of Appeals ruling backing The Timken Toller Bearing Co in Mrs. Bessie Kimbark v Timken Co. A $450000 claim stemmed from nine shares of stock turned over 17 years ago. Trial showed George C. Kimbark worked in the company office and a shortage was found.
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Common Pleas Court
Theompany
Bessie . Kimbark
Timken Toller Pearing Co
Court of Appeals
Comany
Kimbark
Greek shells rain on towns in Bulgaria
Greek forces press into Bulgarian territory up to 25 kilometers as civilians flee terror and shells strike villages including Pet Ich and Raina. Bulgarian casualties total 12 dead and 20 wounded, with civilians bearing most losses amid reports of plunder and destruction.
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Athens
Bulgaria
Bulgarianerritory
Sofia
Raina
Struma
Levanovo
Leten
Sule
Brew Accessories Become Staple in Hardware Trade
Charles H. Williams of Streator told delegates at the American Hardware Manufacturers association convention in Atlantic City that some brew accessories have become staples in our town replacing nails in the hardware trade.
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Atlantic City
N. I
Harles H. Wiliams
Streator
Tdware Manufacturers Associaom
Stockholders Ratify Transfer of Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Store to Ross Stores
The Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co. Canton store on Marketay and 5th St NW is bought by Ross Stores Inc New York City through stock transfer. Stockholders ratified the deal Friday night. the Canton unit will operate as part of a new Ohio corporation with no immediate staff changes. The sale includes the Can ton store assets and building owned by F. E. Case. Adler and Laurenson were brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars
Marketay
5Th St NW
Ross Stores, Inc
New York City
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Broadway
New York
Canton
Ross
Ohio Corporation
Sixth Ave
Kingston
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Jersey
Cyee
Perth Amboy
Bayonne
N. J
Orange
Elizabeth
Bethlehem
Allentown
Reading
Adler and Laurenson, Inc
Brant Building
H. Coontius
Lynch, Day, Fimple and Lynch
Klein- Heffelman-Zollars Co
William B. Quinn
Driver Arrested for Drunken Operation in Alliance
A man identifying as Bert Gillespie was arrested by Officers Groves and Miller on an operating while intoxicated charge at Main and Senecasts. S. E. Hoover was fined 50 dollars and had driving rights suspended 60 days after arraignment. George Taylor T Shepherd and Walter O Neal were also picked up on intoxication charges.
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Alliance
Bert Gillespie
Groves and Miller
Main
Senecasts
S. E. Hoover
George Taylor, T. Shepherd
Walter O. Neal
Summit County Official Resigns Over Intoxication Charges
Akron report says Fred F. Smith chairman of Summit county commissioners faces resignation after board members Walter T. Akers and J. Hagelbarger file formal charges alleging he was intoxicated and hindered business at meetings on several occasions.
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Akron
Fred F. Smith
Board of
Summit County Commissioners
Walter T.akers
Canton Daily News Radio Show Promises Top Exhibition
Sunday edition features a 32 page radio tabloid in the Canton Daily News radio section. The event showcases radio progress beyond New York and Chicago and opens Monday at the city auditorium. The section promises valuable information for radio followers and includes a full page ad detailing tomorrow’s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
City Auditorium
New York
Chicago
Attitude of New York bankers over foreign loans
The federal government approves New York bankers stance to halt further loans to foreign countries until war debts to the United States are settled. Charles E Mitchell of National City Bank suggested no formal league but banks align with state department views resisting loans against U S policy.
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Washington
New York
United States
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Coolidge
Department of State
Mitchell
Member of S-51 Crew Identified
Newport R I Oct 24 One of two bodies recovered yesterday from the wreck S-51 was identified today as Lt James Rudley Hafelden Jr 28 of Dillon S C Hafelden was not married His nearest of kin was a sister Mary Lucia Hafelden
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Newport, R. I
James Rudley Hafelden, Jr
Dillon, S. C
Hafelden
Mary Lucia Hafelden
Manpleads Not Guilty in Crabbead Whisky Cases
Dickey of 1244 High Ave SW pleaded not guilty after police found seven half pint bottles and three pint bottles of corn sugar whisky in his possession. C Owen of 963 Highly SW also pleaded not guilty over illicit beer bottle findings. R C Nelson of 837 Marketage pleaded not guilty. All cases continued.
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Fee
Dickey
C. Owen
R. C. Nelson
No murder at Millertown school house claim disproved
Columbus October 24 no murder was committed at the Millertown township school house Corning no human bone or charred tissue found in furnace ashes. Dr G C Long chemist notified Perry county authorities that ashes contained food or garbage and paper with no evidence of human bone or tissue.
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Columbus
Millertown Township
Corning
Millerton
GC. F. Long
Perry Country
Incendiary Fire Thwarted at Josephine Mine Tipple
A fire was started by oil poured on the Josephine mine tipple of the Wyatt Bingham Coal Co in Harrison county early today but was quickly spotted and extinguished by a watchman as state police arrived. The mine operates with non union miners.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Josephine
Wyatt Bingamon Coal Co
Harrison County
Fire roots scores New York blaze at six story factory
Twenty families were driven from their homes when a spectacular fire destroyed a six story factory at 534 West 18th Street and damaged the building next door.
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New York
West 18Th St
The Gold Rush at Valentine Theater in Canton
Chaplin brings The Gold Rush to the Valentine Theater for an additional week. The film blends beauty, pathos, and comedy set against Klondike adventures including the Chilkoot Pass. Cast listings appear in the Where You Can Find It In Canton section.
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Far North
Robert Service
Klondike
Chilkoot Pass
Charles Chaplin
Valentine
Canton
Markley Focuses On Future In City Schools
Joseph M. Markley of R G Dun and Co argues for a forward looking approach in the city school system. He says he has studied Canton public schools since his children began school twelve years ago and would use his experience to improve the district if elected to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud M. Howells
Joseph M. Markley
R. G. Dun and Co
A. R. Turnbull
Board of Education
Canton
Mr. Markely
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wooster College
Arrest Eleven In Police Raid In Massillon
Massillon Oct 24 Eleven people were arrested after a police raid on a South Summit home where a party ran overnight Ten men and women were charged with visiting a house of ill fame and the rest with possessing intoxicating liquors Those in the home were fined with costs for plea of guilty Bond set at 2000 for Sarah Howard renter of the house who faces additional charges and a Tuesday trial date Mrs Howard also faces a visiting a house of ill fame charge to be heard after the possession case.
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Daily News
Burfpay
E. Main Street
Massillon
South Summitst
Fame
Wilkins
Kreiger
Fellabom
Skolmutch
Getz
Races Postponed at Laurel in Rain
A drizzling rain turned the new pine board speedway at Laurel Maryland into a slippery course and forced the postponement of the 250 mile auto races slated for today. A field of top drivers was set to compete for prizes totaling 30000 dollars.
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Laurel
Pine Board Speedway
Fixed Rates Proposed for Combined Sewer Connection
A tentative agreement allows the county to use the Can ton sewer system to dispose of North Canton sewage. The county would pay $5 annually per dwelling connected, $4 per duplex or apartment suite, $1 per employee at large plants, $5 for small establishments, and $5 for schools churches stores and offices plus $5 for the first room and $2 for each additional room. The pact lasts three years and may be revised after three years and every five years thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
North Canton
Battery Stolen From Car In Local theft report
S. L. Roweneky of 616 Carnahanay NE reported to police Saturday that a storage battery was taken from his automobile in a theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Roweneky
Carnahanay NE
Forgery Charge Against Frank Biondy
Frank Biondy of 901 Market ar was arrested Saturday on a charge of forging a check for over $40 drawn on the Louis De Santis Bank.
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Frank Biondy
Market Ar
Louis de Santis Bank
Trespasser Fined After Criminal Court Session
Ellis Roush was fined $10 and costs after being charged with trespassing in a criminal court session held Saturday.
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Ellis Roush
Dayton High Fans Arrested In Toledo Voting Booth Break
J Kain and C Peassinger, both Dayton high school students ages 20 and 19, were arrested in Toledo after breaking into a voting booth to sleep for the night near the Stivers Scott game. Detectives found the pried booth door and took them into custody for alleged misdemeanor vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Toledo
J. Kain
C. Peassinger
Coolidge Urges Home Control For Children
President Calvin Coolidge told American YMC A delegates that youth welfare rests with home life, not government. He warned many parents neglect their duties and said the state should not override parental responsibility.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Y. M
C. A.a
United States
Pan
Wilbur defends navy policies amid disasters
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur rebutted claims of negligence, praising heroism after Shenandoah and S-51 accidents. He urged the nation to support the navy, arguing occasional mishaps prove the service remains active and properly operated.
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Washington
Wilbur
National Congregational Conference
Navy
Col
Wm. Mitchell
Naval
United Brethren Church Formed County Organization
Laymen of the United Brethren church of Tuscarawas County organized at a New Philadelphia meeting. D. L. Thomas was elected president and Miss Mae Baker secretary. An executive committee was named with two members from each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
United Brethren Church of
Tuscara
New Philadelphia
D. L. Thomas
Prosecutor to present evidence to grand jury in Canton protection case
Canton authorities open full inquiry into alleged protection payments by gambling interests. Prosecutor CC Br McClintock notes civil suit by Magras accuses $975 paid to Crowley and Turner for gambling protection at 731 Cherry Ave SE. Mayor Ball supports investigation and stresses need proof of official bribery.
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CC. BR. McClintock
Canton
Nick, Pete
Spiros Magras
James Crowley
Harry Turner
Cherry Av SE
Ball
Indictments Sought Against Politicians and Railroads
Chicago officials say James I McDowell will seek fifty indictments against prominent politicians railroad executives and beer runners plus indictments against five large railroads as corporations for illegal beer transport. He will also ask court orders to seize and destroy over 1000 refrigerator cars used to move beer from east to Chicago bootleggers. Letters seized in a saloon show bribes of 21 per barrel and 3 for shipping charges in the beer transfer scheme.
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Chicago
U. S
James I. McDowell
Brand Jury
McDowell
Patrick Sullivan
Sullivan
Lawrence
Mass
12 Year Old Doris Duke Inherits Duke Fortune
New York reports Doris Duke a twelve year old daughter of James B Duke becomes a major beneficiary in a trust fund totaling about 100 million dollars from her late father. The will provides installments at ages 21 25 and 30 with remaining funds directed to Duke University if she or her descendants are then alive.
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New York
Doris Duke
James B. Duke
Tobacco King
Doris
Fis
Duke University
Duke
Waitress Injured When Knife Pierces Foot
Miss Leon McFarlane a 21 year old Cincinnati waitress was cutting bread when she dropped a large butcher knife that pierced her right foot causing painful injury.
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Cincinnati
Leon McFarlane
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Magras Brothers
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