Spectators Few at Mitchell Court Martial Public Seat Shortage
Washington society shows clear interest in the Mitchell court martial with eighty public seats reported. The Canton Daily News notes society figures observed sparse attendance despite ongoing investigations.
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Washington society watches Mitchell court marshal
The piece notes how Washington society, led by figures like Alice Longworth, attends government shows and maneuvers around the Mitchell court martial. It contrasts exclusive seating for the social set with the Army’s need for an orderly, nonpartisan proceeding, avoiding partisan displays and spectator rowdiness.
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Harding
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Mutt and Jeff bandit jailed after roadster theft
The incident follows a gunfight scene where a bandit was shot and later arrested after a car linked to High and Market streets was found. Lieutenant McAllister and Detectives Ryland and Gustave traced the suspect to a station on Market Street, while a stolen roadster owned by Anna Leeser was driven into Big Four station before the thief fled with cash.
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Soloman
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Rogers
Akron Bandit Robbery and Escape Ends in Capture
Solomon, linked to a W Market and Merriman robbery, fled in a car after exchanging fire with Rogers. A gunfight shattered station windows as officers pursued. Solomon surrendered at a Hackenberg station. he nicked $125 and claimed a stolen cape and a separate partner. Knotley, nabbed at a Manchester Road gas station, faces larceny and burglary charges.
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Shearer
Jim McAleese
Bankruptcies Hit Canton Area Firms in Cleveland Court
Two Canton residents face voluntary bankruptcy petitions in Cleveland. Joda Cooper of Reeduman lists liabilities of 14.9 thousand with real estate liens. Perry A. Cooper and partner file for bankruptcy with assets around 26 thousand and real estate dominates the action.
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George Harter
Perry A. Cooper
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