Storms Kill 23, Injure Many As Vessels Struggle
A severe Atlantic storm left 23 dead and many injured across regions from Alabama to New York. Ocean vessels faced peril with the steamship Commonwealth in distress off Watch Hill, Newport. Rescue efforts succeeded and passengers were safely reassigned as crews battled gale forces.
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Canton
Atlantic Seaboard
Alabama
New York City
Woburn
Mass
Commonwealth
Fall River
New York
Rhode Island
Newport
R. I
Watch Hill
Coast Guard
Acushnet
New London
New England
Jaint Judith
R J. Roberts
Roberts
Siber Believes in More Taxes to Help Schools
Canton candidate Samuel Siber, grocer of 400 Brown Ave NW, says he favors higher taxes for better schools and higher teacher pay with efficient use of every dollar. He supports full day sessions, standardized new buildings, audited books, and funds for completing projects like the Junior High on 6th St SW. He has a high school education and teaching experience and aims to serve taxpayers and parents.
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Siber
Samuel Siber
Brown Av
Canton
Siier
Dover
TL Am
Mr. Siber
West End
Bullot
Funda
Board of Education
Ohio weekend tragedies claim multiple lives across the state
A Columbus report lists at least ten Ohioans dead from weekend disasters including four automobile fatalities. Victims span Springfield Ravenna Warren Toledo Steubenville and Cleveland. causes include train collisions, fires, crashes, and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Columbus
Toledo
Adam Jones
Dayton
Siebold Mfg. Co
Prize fighter Joe Pepper arrested in Cleveland shooting
In Cleveland on October 26 Joseph Albondante known as Joe Pepper was arrested after a card game shooting that left Domenic Badlamanti with a bullet in the jaw and hospitalized.
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Cleveland
Joseph Albondante
Joe Pepper
Domenic Badlamanti
Badlamanti
The Love of Publicity and Its Wild Effects
The piece discusses publicity’s draw causing extreme actions including fictitious crime confessions for headlines. It cites a Neerseéy murder case where police faced an unusual burden proving innocence and notes self accusation as a publicity lure.
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Rey
Aldine
Gerdine Farrar
Mozart Theater
Federal Judges Poll On Pay Increase
Federal judges across the nation are asked via a referendum whether salaries should rise and, if so, by how much. The 225 judges in federal courts answer two questions on pay and the sub committee will compile results for Congress. Bills for higher pay were not acted on by the last Congress.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Senate Judiciary
Ernst
Kentucky
Reed
Missouri
Eight Injured in Columbus Traffic Rasps City
In Columbus a 25 year old Huntington West Virginia man named John Lewis is critically ill after a hit run accident late Saturday night. Police have no clue to the identity of the automobilist. Seven other people sustained injuries in auto accidents over the weekend.
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Columbus
John Lewis
Huntington
W. Va
Mystery Hangs Over Two Weekend Murders in Cleveland
Cleveland detectives probe two weekend murders and an assault. Aaron Carson, 26, lies dead on his home steps with numerous knife wounds. Richard Harter, 64, found dead behind his house from a crushed skull. Paul Lazar, 42, injured in a barn beating, worker quarrel cited as possible motive.
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Cleveland
Aaron Carson
Richard Harter
Paul Lazar
Lazar
Thief Stole Hosiery From Grant Department Store
Sunday night a thief took three suitcases filled with hosiery silk underwear and apparel from the Grant department store at Market Avenue and 4th Street NW. Frightened, the burglar fled leaving the loot to be found Monday morning by employees. Valued at $211. Entry gained by climbing over a one story building rear of the store, forcing a window and then a door to the storeroom.
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Grant Department
Market Av
4Th St NW
Verdict Against Actress Miss Wilda Bennett in Suit
In Mineola New York on October 26 a supreme court jury awarded $37 500 to Katherine Frey of Louisville in a suit accusing actress Wilda Bennett of alienating her husband Charles Frey a wealthy turfman The case stemmed from allegations that the actress influence harmed the marriage and drew on a $100 000 claim.
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Mineola
N. Y
Supreme Court
Wilda Bennett
Katherine Frey
Louisville
Charles Frey
Gas theft charge leads to small fine in court
Ward Lower was arrested at Tuscarawas Sand Churchay and fined 25 dollars plus costs in criminal court on suspicion of petty larceny. He allegedly stole gasoline from a parked automobile.
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Ward Lower
Tuscarawasst Sand Churchay
Swift Justice Foils Waco Liquor Destruction Plot
Deputy sheriffs raided Charles Duell's Waco home Saturday night and seized a supply of whiskey hidden in a pitcher balanced on a board over a crock of vinegar and lye. A board touch would have dumped the liquor. Duell was arrested for illegal possession of liquor as officials reported numerous complaints about the premises.
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Charles Duell
Waco
Duell
GOES TO PEN FOR MOONSHINING AND ROBbery
Sam Galenas convicted of moon shining and Earl Henderson convicted of assault with intent to rob were sent to Columbus Monday to begin prison terms.
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Sam Galenas
Earl Henderson
Columbus
Lewis Leech Dies in Steubenville Steel Plant Accident
Lewis Leech 25 and James Skiles of Dunbar W Va died from natural gas asphyxiation while repairing a furnace top at Wheeling Steel in Steubenville Sunday evening. Leech formerly worked for United Alloy in Canton and leaves a widow and two sons. Detailing a tragedy, the two men were found after hours missing. one may have sacrificed himself to save the other. Leech’s body was returned to Canton for funeral arrangements. he is survived by a large family and was a Trinity Evangelical church member.
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Lewis Leech
Canton
James Skiles
Dunbar
W. Val
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Steubenville
Leech
United Alloy Corporation
Skiles
Jacob's Undertaking
Alice Leech
John
Richard Leech
Waynesburg Rd
William Leech
Edwards
William
Chicago
Harry
Percy
Carol
Mary
Ruth
Mildred
Trinity Evangelical Church
Beers plot quiz set Wednesday in Chicago
Federal authorities announced a postponement of a grand jury action on the $9 1/2 million beer indicate syndicate involving five large railroads and 60 or more prominent officials and politicians. On Wednesday United States District Attorney Olson and assistant James W. McDowell will seek a blanket indictment of the railroads, their officials, and all others connected with the alleged beer ring.
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Chicago
United States Dist
Two Charged After West Brookfield Car Crash
Billy Denman and Jesse Branch were arrested by Deputy Eyler after a Sunday auto accident near West Brookfield. Denman faced a charge of driving while intoxicated and Branch was charged with intoxication.
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Billy Denman
Jesse Branch
Eyler Sunday
West Brookfield
Denman
Branch
Canton Daily News Radio Show Opens Tonight at Auditorium
Preparations complete for Canton Ohio first of its kind radio show opening at 7 pm. Exhibits valued at about 590 000 dollars feature state of the art receivers and displays. Governor Donahey mayor Ball and chamber president Kuhns to speak. WEAR and Stewart Warner artists perform. doors open on Cleveland side for guests.
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Canton Daily News
Ohio
New York
Chicago
F. A. Dean
Ohio Power Co
Donahey
Columbus
J. B. Catterall
C. F. Deal Hardware Co
Charles M. Ball
William T. Kuhns
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Fred
George Dale
Anna Belle Jackson
RTL Hour
Stewart-Warner Wear
Canton
Cole
Stewart-Warker Company
Cleveland
Observer
Harter Bank Loses Appeal Over Geiger Jones Securities
The George D. Harter Bank of Canton Ohio had its request to rehear a suit denied by the U S Supreme Court. The bank sought to retain possession of securities and assets of the Geiger Jones Co brokerage after the firm failed. Brokers were depositors and borrowers from the bank.
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Washington
George D. Harter Bank
Canton
Supreme Court of the United States
Geiger Jones Co
Harter Bank
Ohio
Speeding suspect nabbed after stolen machine chase
James Long of 212 4th St SFE arrested Sunday on grand larceny charge. Police pursued a speeding machine reported stolen in Market area. Long and a companion abandoned the car and fled. The companion escaped while Long was captured.
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James Long
4Th St Sfe
Market
Long
Fire Rages Through Charlottesville Business District
Fire swept through Charlottesville Virginia damaging the heart of the business district. Officials estimate losses near 300 000 dollars with Western Union Telegraph Co and Lurber Irondale Printing Co buildings destroyed.
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Charlottesville
Western Union Telegraph Co
Lurber-Irondale Printing Co
Market pool room duo fined for Crabbe act violation
Dickey was fined 1000 dollars and costs after being convicted in criminal court on Crabbe act violation. Selson, arrested at the same time, received a 590 dollar fine plus costs.
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EB. Dickey
18Th Et
Crabbe
A. E. Selson
Proposal for Tax Exemption as a Vote Getter
The piece argues a proposed exemption of all income up to 35 000 from taxation as a political tactic. It contrasts direct tax cuts with indirect tax relief on essentials, noting the impact on 3 000 000 or more families and detailing how dividends and surtaxes affect high income earners. The analysis questions whether small taxpayers gain and explains how the tax system would still burden consumers through prices.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Treasury
Watkins Fined for Reckless Driving in Criminal Court
R. J. Watkins was charged with reckless driving and fined 25 dollars plus costs in criminal court Monday.
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R. J. Watkins
Radio Show Opens With Remarks From Officials
Auditorium doors open as the program begins with Governor Donahey via radio remarks from Mayor Bail and William T. Kuhns. The Chamber of Commerce hosts the event with Fredy Brun and Cle Baker providing entertainment and exhibit judging follows.
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Donahey
M. Bail
William T. Kuhns
Chamber of Commerce
Fredy Brun
Cle Baker
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