Isaac McQuate Stark County Pioneer Dies at 80
Funeral services planned for Isaac McQuate of Canton area who died Friday night on his eightieth birthday anniversary. Civil War veteran of the Nineteenth Ohio Infantry, longtime local resident and former Bucher-Gibbe employee, survived by two daughters. Service set for Monday afternoon at Dueberry M E Church.
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Isaac McQuate
T. C. McQuate
Stark County
Mcuate
Canton
Hio Infantry
Kerman
Steen
McQuate
Land Army of the Republic
Methyist Church
eQuate
Almeda McQuate
Elta Stauffer
Parkay Sa
Dueberry M. E Church
Conductor Ends Life With Bullet in Covington Home
Robert Riley, a Cincinnati street car conductor of 25 years, died at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington from a self inflicted bullet wound. Found in a room at his home with a revolver in hand by his wife. Police reported no clear motive.
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Cincinnati
Iley
Robert
St. Sizabeth Hospital
Covington
Riley
Alleged Bandit Slain by Police in Dark House Shootout
In Philadelphia four detectives battled four boy bandit suspects in a darkened house. One alleged robber was killed, another fatally wounded, and two youths escaped after a brutal pistol battle. John Green, 19, was among the wounded. details remain terse as authorities piece together the incident.
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Aladelphia
John Green
Federal court pads Akron liquor law violators
The federal courts ordered injunctions and padlocks on 12 Akron establishments for violating the Volstead Act. Judge Paul Jones issued the restraints based on information from Assistant District Attorney Howell Lueck, continuing a policy of shutting down locations with liquor law violations. Listed padlocked properties include mixed-use buildings and several addresses on South Main Street, East South Street, North Howard Street, and related sites with named owners and tenants such as Saverin Gliglor, Paul George, George Merle, and others.
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Cleveland
Akron
Paul Jones
Howel Lueck
Leuck
Canton
Salem
Ofo
Saverin Gliglort
Paul George
Sébastian Merle
East South St
George Merle
South Main St
Jim Stojsin
Commins St
Nick Spemer
North Howard
Stephen Weigler
East Worrys
Angelo Nicholas
North Howard St
Lucy Stonka
Anna Petrovich
Aipe Kalnics
Mitchell Defense Plans Challenge to Court Martial
Col. William Mitchell’s legal team seeks to expose alleged Army procedural flaws in his court martial. Led by Rep. Frank Reid the defense aims to implicate President Coolidge and Secretary of War Davis, arguing the trial was improperly initiated. They plan subpoenas if rejected to show Davis may have directed the charges, implying the president acted as accuser and judge.
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Washington
Wm. Mitchell
America
Frank Reid
T Nots
Mitchell
War Department
Reid
Coolidge
Dwight Davis
Davis
Trianis
Kyle Rucker
Advocate General's Department
Rucker
300 Guests Seized in Raid on Club Madrid Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Halloween night, Safety Director Butler’s mystery squad raided the Club Madrid, arresting over 300 guests including stage stars and social figures. Dancer Fawn Gray tied to the case. manager S. Gilford held for maintaining a disorderly house. About 40 quarts of alleged liquor were confiscated.
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Philadelphia
Madrid
Butler
Alfred
Fawn Gray
Harry K. Thaw
Bradway
Gilford
Ararraim
O'Brin
Slaying Plot Bared in Dublin
A Dublin plot to assassinate Lord Birkenhead was uncovered by Dublin police, leading to the cancellation of his planned Dublin visit. Birkenhead has criticized the Free State government and supported the Indians in the wire service dispute, with officials undecided on confirming the report.
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Dublin
Lord Birkenhead
Secret India
Dubli
Central News
Birkenhead
Free State
Publisher Geneval Feli Angus Dies at 85 in Baltimore
Geneval Feli Angus veteran newspaper publisher died at his Baltimore home early today after a long illness He was 85 and a Civil War survivor He long headed the Baltimore American for many years and was a prominent figure in local journalism
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Pubisher
Hit by car of state official near Bucyrus
Bucyrus Ohio Oct 31 Struck by Lt Gov Charles H Lewis auto mobile Charles Schieber 47 in serious condition at local hospital today The accident occurred on the Scio to trail four miles north of here late yesterday Schieber climbed out of his car and walked into Lt Gov Lewis machine He suffered a broken leg dislocated shoulder and other injuries No blame was attached to the lieutenant governor
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Bucyrus
Charles H. Lewis
Charles Schieber
Scioto Trail
Here
Scieber
Lewis
Thieves risk lives in $75,000 raid
Jewel thieves risked their lives in a daring descent from an adjoining building last night to raid the Palaus apartment of W. J. Robider, a wealthy businessman at 108 East List Street, and escaped with jewelry valued between $60,000 and $75,000.
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New York
Palaus
W. J. Robider
East List St
Officers Named for Johans Daughters Convention Closing Session
Mrs Lucy Robinson of Chicago named supreme guardian and several officers elected for Joh's Daughters council during fifth annual Columbus convention. Closing session today to install officers with discussions of laws and committee reports on schedule.
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Columbus
Lucy Robinson
Chicago
Council of Joh's Daughters
Damascus bombardment to be probed by League of Nations
London reports the League of Nations will investigate the French bombardment of Damascus with a representative already en route from Geneva. Britain awaits league action before seeking reparations for damages to its property as Emir of the Druse protesters are expected to press a formal protest when the commission reconvenes in December.
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London
League of Nations
Damascus
League
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Sarratt
Haifa
Distress Signals From Ocean Liner And Lake Ship
A Holland-American line freighter Andiek with 50 aboard sent distress calls 1,000 miles off Ambrose Neck during a gale. An American merchant ship stood by as multiple Atlantic ships report in distress in the period. In Michigan, a Hutchinson line steamer bound for Superior with coal cargo grounded on Gull Rock as a coast guard cutter fights heavy seas. Officials awaiting further word on the Charles Hutchinson’s status.
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New York
Andiek
Ambrose Necht
Atlantic
S. O
Eagle Harbor
Mich
Hutchinson Line
Gull Rock
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Hutchinson and Company
Charles Hutchinson
Lake Michigan
Superior
Gas Service Charge Conspiracy Talk Echoes
A fragmented dialogue and captions from a 1930s style news page riff on a gas bill scare. Characters Clark and Charley plot a prank to influence public opinion while referencing a $200,000 yearly gain. The excerpt hints at broader public outrage and corporate pressure as a continuation note appears on page 2.
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Clark
Pol
Son Killed At Crossing Where Father Met Fate
Charles Krumbaugh 22 lost his life at the Sandusky Street crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad when his coupe drove onto the tracks as gates were lowered. A fast passenger train struck the car, killing him almost instantly, echoing a past tragedy that took his father at the same spot years ago.
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Bucyrus. O
Charles Krumbaugh
Krumbaugh
Sandusk Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Election Party At Auditorium For Molly Stark News
A large election party sponsored by Molly Stark and the Daily News is planned at the city auditorium next Tuesday. The event promises comedy reels, a full orchestra, and rapid returns via a wire from editorial rooms. Admission is 25 cents and doors open at 7:30 with a festive crowd urged to attend.
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City
Molly Stark
Ganene
Daily News
Jury Delivers First Degree Murder Verdict in Atkins Case
In a sparsely attended session, a jury found 20 year old David Atkins guilty of first degree murder after five hours of deliberation. Atkins, a Black youth, faced the punishment of the electric chair. His Tampa, Florida mother attended. his lawyers were not present as KE. L. Mills declined to attend.
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Jodre Diehl
David Atking
Diehl
Atkins
Hils Mother
Tampa
Fla
KE. L. Mills
Swarts Attacks as Canton Crowd Hears Platform
Enthusiastic meeting with more than 900 attendees at Democratic headquarters discusses campaign issues. Swarts supporters note Republican dissatisfaction with city government factions, while Major Swarts pledges full-time devotion to unifying departments if elected mayor.
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Swarts
Vartuos
Derailed coal train disrupts Pennsylvania main line traffic
Pittsburgh Oct 91 All traffic on the Pittsburgh main line was tied up when a coal train derailed near Lewistown Pa, with 106 cars off the tracks. Coal scattered across four tracks delaying trains from New York Washington Philadelphia to St Louis and Chicago by four to six hours. Fast trains were detoured at Lewistown and Harrisburg as officials worked to restore normal schedules.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewistown
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Harrishire
Main routes kept open through Starkeco all winter
Starkeco winter plan designates main through routes to stay snow free and passable. J B Young, maintenance chief, lists Canton Akron Canton Hartville Canton Louisville Alliance Louisville Ravenna Lincoln Highway Massillon Canal Fulton Massillon Navarre Beach City Wilmot Richville Canton Fast Sparta Canton Waynesboro as designated snow shovel routes in cooperation with neighboring counties.
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Starkeco
J. B. Young
Canton-Akron
Canton-Hartville
Canton-Louisville-Aliance
Louisville-Ravenna
Lincoln Highway
Maseillon-Canal Fulton
Masetlilon
Navarre
Beach City
Wilrot
Richville Rd
Canton
Fast
Sparta
Ana Canton
Waynesbure
Court Fines Auto Drivers For Reckless Driving
George Krug of 924 7th NW faced reckless driving charges after police alleged he drove along 9th st NE and ignored stop signs. He was fined $14 and court costs. A similar $14 fine was imposed on Lawrence Gale of 1446 Shriver at NE for the same offense in criminal court Saturday.
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George Krug
9Th St
Lawrence Gale
Shriver
Fatal Burns Kill Boy in Cincinnati Factory Accident
James felunta k Negro, 17, died at General Hospital after his clothing ignited by a match tossed during play by a fellow worker. Alice giv that Byet Welch. em mat le McCa te Wa the SW, charged and fined $15 with costs in 1368 Dueber Ave speeding case.
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Cincinnati
James Felunta K Negro
General Hospital
Piay
Mat le McCate
Whipping Suit Set For Trial In Ohio Case
Civil suit by William Lloyd Shaw against E B Webb and others over an assault by masked men who horsewhipped him north of Massillon. Trial set for Monday November 9 in common pleas court. Shaw was lured to a woods, fled to a tree, then whipped by five men. All indicted pleaded guilty. most served workhouse terms. Webb pardoned by Governor Donahey. Shaw moves to strike irrelevant statements about punishment tied to alleged wife improprieties of Robert Webb.
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William Lloyd Shaw
E. BE. Webb
Fairmount
Shaw
Massillon
Er E Webb
Donahey Shaw
Robert Webb
Busses Begin To Operate Monday In City
Six City buses will start running on Monday morning amid plans by Stark County to expand service. The schedules may be adjusted to meet conditions as operations begin across the three routes and industrial areas along Main Street. Local officials expect the service to cover the city and accommodate daily commuter needs.
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Main Street
Russian War Minister Dead
Moscow reports the death of Michael Prunge, war commissar of the Soviet government, from complications after an operation for stomach trouble conducted yesterday.
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Moscow
Michael Prunge
Sovial
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Gallipolis
Richard McCarty
Cheshire
Despen
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Sarrail
Detrezzor
Aleppo
Palmyria
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Wephout
Lewiston
E. E. Webb
Stark Electric
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