Mystery Death Shocks Morris Traverse Case Explored
A Morris mayoral region case centers on the nude body of a woman found sewed in a burlap bag beside a highway near Morris. Detectives reconstruct a nontraceable poison murder theory with the body preserved for weeks, while Drs. Ferguson and Sachse report no murder evidence yet note microscopic tests are needed. The coroner places time of death at a month to six weeks prior, and the sealed sack with a 40 pound stone lies nearby as investigators weigh alternate burial plans.
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United Press
Morris, NL
Cory
Joseph Hunt Detroit
Morris
H. M
T. A. Hoganson
Stark County Fair Opens With Huge Labor Day Crowd
More than 20 000 people crowded the Stark County fairgrounds on Labor Day for the 80th annual county fair. Visitors toured the grounds packed the grandstand and race track, admired new auto models, rabbits, hogs, horses, and other exhibits as the big fair opened with excitement.
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Maud M. Howells
Stark Co
Labor Day
Terriers Face Arron Tyrates Tuesday at Lakeside Park
Canton holds a two game lead with six to play as the Terriers plan a Tuesday afternoon doubleheader at Lakeside Stadium against Akron Tyrites. Cy Perkins will start for Canton with Burdick to follow for Akron.
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Eric
Nton Terriers
Lakeside Star m
Akron Tyrites
Canton
Fort Waynesday
Erie S
Aka
Erie
Cy Perkins
Jimy Hamilton
Akron
Burdick
Night deer hunt by car lights alarm New York rangers
In Middletown New York on September 3 authorities report night hunting by car headlights in Sul ll aco area. Hunters use powerful searchlights to spot deer on dark roads risking dangerous poaching and prompting ranger protests.
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Middletown
Sullaco
Will Rogers Special Discusses Tariff Seed Duty
Santa Monica letter from Will Rogers notes the Senate opening debate on the tariff bill with humor. Reed Smoot proposes a resolution to limit debate to the tariff topic only. The plan includes a 5 percent ad valorem duty on imported bird seed and a sequence of events through prohibition talks and Arizona seniors denouncing the Boulder Dam by Christmas.
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Will Rogers
Santa Monica
Cal
Senate
Reed Smoot
Tom Hefflin
Vatican
Muth
New York
Arizona
Boulder Am
Pecial communication of Lath Lodge No 676 Sept. 3
Masonic notice notes a special communication at Lath Lodge No 676 on Tuesday Sept 3 for an A degree with W George Mast as secretary Adv. Also mentions a real estate chance to buy a fancy home on Hale and Elberta peaches at an orchard 1-2 miles west of Salin City limits on Lincoln Avenue.
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C. R. Whitson
George C. Mast
Hale and
Elberta
Orchard
Sllon
Lincoln
Flyers Push 11th Day in 263 Hour Endurance Flight
Chicago pilots C. E. Steele and Russell Mossman extended the Chicago We Will to 263 hours in a monoplane, aiming to beat the 421 hour St. Louis Robin record. Steele quipped that 250 hours in the air is long, while noting rivals O Brine and Jackson would call it crazy.
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Chicago
St. Louis
C. E. Steele
Russell Mossman
Steele
O’brine
Jackson
Slain Storekeeper Linked To Cleveland Bandits
Investigators chase a Cleveland gang suspected in the payroll holdup and the fatal shooting of Anton Blazekovich at 2360 Mahoning Rd NEI. Bandits used stolen plates to evade identification. Blazekovich died after being shot in the abdomen during a demand for cash.
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Chrysler
Anton Blazekovich
Mahoning Rd
Nei
Cleveland
Norman VanAlman
Albert Bush
Blazekovich
Cleveland Band of Desperadoes
Mary
Croatian Society
Forest Hill Cemetery
W. H. Cavnah
John R. Bucher
Canton Foundry & Machine Co
Cavnah
Colorado River Dam Question Holds Commission Debate
Mexico City September 3 After ten days in session the International Waters Commission has not yet reached a decision on the Boulder Dam and its effect on the Colorado River. The question remains the paramount subject of consideration.
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Mexico City
International Waters Commission
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Education Board Candidacies Announced in Canton
Orene Souers of Black McCuskey Ruff Souers and H N Bowman Bowman Drug Co announce candidacies for Canton board of education. Petitions circulated by five supporters Stanley Boyd Dr C A LaMont William Daberko Lester DeWeese Lawrence W Sitler as they seek to file later in the week to preserve the school system’s high standard.
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Orene. Souers
Black, McCuskey, Ruff and Souers
H. N. Bowman
Bowman Drug Co
Board of Education
Stanley Boyd
Dr. C. A. LaMont
William Daberko
Lester Deweese
Lawrence W. Sitler
Airplane delivery to bring Canton Daily News to Stark county
The first airplane distribution of newspapers in Stark county will occur Wednesday when a special Canton Daily News edition is flown from McKinley airport. Departing at 3 P.M., a 30 mile radius will receive thousands of copies to towns including Massillon Dalton Orrville Wooster Millersburg Sugar Creek Baltic New Philadelphia Dover Strasburg Beach City Brewster Navarre Bolivar Sandyville Mineral City Minerva Carrollton Malvern Magnolia East Canton Alliance Louisville Hartville Uniontown Greentown Greensburg McDonaldsville and North Canton. The flight marks a historic Stark county milestone with a rapid roundtrip.
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Stark Co
Canton Daily News
McKinley
Massillon
Dalton
Orrville
Wooster
Millersburg
Sugar Creek
Baltic
New Philadelphia
Dover
Strasburg
Beach City
Brewster
Navarre
Bolivar
Sandyville
Mineral City
Minerva
Carrollton
Malvern
Magnolia
East Canton
Alliance
Louisville
Hartville
Uniontown
Greentown
Greensburg
McDonaldsville
North Canton
Graf Zeppelin to Arrive at Home Hangar Tonight
Graf Zeppelin is due in Friedrichshafen, Germany, between 2 and 3 pm tomorrow after a world cruise from Lakehurst. The city readies its grand welcome with trains planes and automobiles bringing visitors while garlands and flags adorn homes. National and state officials join the welcome with representatives from the Reich and the states of Württemberg and Baden.
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United Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
N. J
Zeppelin Co
Graf
Reich
Stegerwald
Wuerttemberg
Baden
MacDonald Leads League Debate On Hague Jurisdiction
Geneva Sept 3 The League of Nations opened a debate on peace steps led by British Prime Minister J Ram say MacDonald. Delegates focus on a promised declaration about England joining the optional Hague Court clause for compulsory jurisdiction in disputes. MacDonald said signing was promised to Labour electors and viewed as essential to broader arbitration. He also discussed Anglo American naval talks in a press interview.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
England
Hague Court
United States
Graf Zeppelin Forced Off Course by 50-Mile Gale
Graf Zeppelin riding a gale toward Friedrichshafen was forced south of the Azores after radio silence from storms. Capt. Ernst Lehmann reported the craft swung back toward Europe after escaping the storm area and heading toward Friedrichshafen.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
S&s. S. America
Friedrichshafen
Ernst Lehmann
Azores
Lehmann
Graf
Europe
Double Holiday Takes Toll of 205 Lives in U S
United Press reports 205 deaths over the Labor Day weekend as heat and holiday travel spiked. Auto crashes led with 128 fatalities, drownings 39, plus nine from air incidents. Illinois, New York, Wisconsin and California bore the highest regional losses.
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U. S
Mercury
United Press
New York
Illinois
California
Cool Lake
Wisconsin
Idaho
Seaboard
Middle West
Pacific
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Washington
Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Toledo
Dimichele seeks freedom in habeas corpus case
Alexander DiMichele, former Hudson Fireworks Co. owner, filed habeas corpus proceedings Tuesday to gain release from county jail. He was arrested after failing to pay a $35,000 judgment won by a Canton youth when a bomb from the company exploded in the boy’s hand. Bond was set at $70,000. case slated for Wednesday in common pleas court.
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Alexander DiMichele
Hudson Fireworks Co
Hudson, C
DiMichele
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Modification of Packers Consent Decree Favored
Livestock representatives testifying before the Department of Agriculture supported relaxing the consent decree to allow defendants to own retail food stores. The hearing occurred in Washington on September 3.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Canton Victims of Weekend Crashes Named
Three people died and three were killed or seriously hurt in separate weekend crashes in Canton and nearby areas. Amos Hostetler 45 of Canton died from head on crash injuries near Strayberg while Miss Edie May Davis 18 of East Sparta perished in a Cleveland street collision. Christian Herbick 50 of New Philadelphia died from 6600 volt wire burns at work near Midvale. Mrs Lucille Hanke 1235 Wertz Ave NW and Mrs Mannie Harding 50 Dover were seriously injured. The Dover accident involved Victor Dannemiller of Dannemiller Grocery Co Canton. Hostetler’s passenger injuries were critical with possible second fatality pending.
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Canton
Amos Hostetler
Arlington
Edie May Davis
East Sparta
Christian Herbick
New Philadelphia
Lucille Hawke
Wertzav
Carl Howenstine
Mannie Harding
Dover
Hostetler
Aultman Hospital
Strayburg
Mise Davis
Cleveland
Herbick
Burns
Ohio Power & Light Co
Midvale
Harding
Parrell
Victor Dannemiller
Dannemiller Grocery Co
Dannemiller
Lucille Hanke
Wertz Av
Hanke
Bomb Hits West Side Restaurant in Chicago
A newly opened west side restaurant owned by Norman Mokron was bombed, marking Chicago’s 43rd blast of the year. Mokron cited possible employment disputes as the likely cause. damage was slight and no injuries occurred.
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Chicago
West Side
Norman Mokron
Homans Starts Two Under Par at Pebble Beach Qualifier
Gene Homans of New Jersey opened with two under par at Pebble Beach as the final qualifying test for the national amateur championship began. Homans eagled the second hole after a 4 3 4 start, while early leaders Gibson Dunlap and Bobby Jones waited for afternoon play. The 9 200 spectators marked a quieter opening day than the record attendance.
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports Faditor
Pebble Beach
Cal
Carmel Bay
Pines
Bill McPhail
Massachusetts
Charley Walter
Oakland
Gibson Dunlap
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Gene Homans
New Jersey
Homans
Gene
Soviet Plane Flight Halts In Siberia For Hydroplane Conversion
A Soviet airliner en route from Moscow to New York arrived in Khabarovsk, Siberia. Wheels were removed to convert the aircraft into a hydroplane for the perilous leg to Alaska via the Aleutian Islands.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Moscow
New York
Blagoveshchensk
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
ERROR GRAMS STUNT PROMISES WORD-SORTING TEST
A playful promo invites readers to test spelling grammar and error spotting skills with a new stunt called ERROR GRAMS. The feature starts in The News Wednesday inviting participation.
Canton Storage Co Private Fireproof Lockers Ad
The Canton Storage Co offers private steel lockers described as fireproof with a mothproof rug room. This classified style notice highlights secure storage options for valuables and clothing in a rustproof facility.
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Canton Storage Co
Elberta Peaches offered by Moses Bros Orchard
Elberta peaches from Moses Bros Orchard at Waynesburg New Harring burg Carrollton road. Large canning peaches advertised by W. B. Barr & Son at N. Market Extra.
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Elberta Peaches
Moses Bros
Orchard
Waynesburg
New Harrigburg
Carrollton Rd
W. B. Barr & Son
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