Canton Terriers Clinch Central League Pennant in 9 6 Win
Canton clinched the Central League pennant with a 9 to 6 victory over the Akron Tyrites at Lakeside Stadium. Herb Bradley pitched solidly through eight innings until trouble in the ninth. John Rer and Terrier Poppenn provided swift support as Canton extended its lead despite three games left in the schedule.
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Rriers
Erie
Canton
Gonfalon
Thursy
Hich
Son
Herb Bradley
John Rer
Poppenn
Dgeons
Akron Tyrites
Keside Stadium
Herb
Akron
Explosion at Rio de Janeiro tank plant kills one
A massive blast at the Paulo branch of the Athletic Miring Co in Rio de Janeiro killed one and sent 16 others to hospitals with serious injuries. Firemen isolated adjoining saline stores while shock rattled nearby streets and buildings. Authorities suspect a discarded match while fueling a car sparked the blast. the fire spread to a dynamite desk and refinery tanks.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Paulo
Athletic Miring Co
Mpany
Crowell match postponed to tomorrow at Perry event
In Perry Ohio the Crowell rifle match, a longstanding NRA trophy event since 1925 founded by Benedict Crof of Cleveland, was postponed to tomorrow. Ensign C Coffin of the United States Navy won the President's match yesterday with a top score of 137 out of 150.
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Amp Perry
Crowell
National Rifle Association
Benedict Croof Cleveland
Ensign C. Coffin
Unitedates Navy
Tsident
The Innocent Seat serial featured by Ruth Dewey
A fragmented note lists pages and features in a newspaper mockup. It mentions Ruth Dewey's new serial The Innocent Seat and teases sections such as Shining Talent and program reviews across pages with assorted names and topics.
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Brent
Helen
Rod
Ruth Dewey Roves
Stark
Cadman
Judith Smith
Clal
Mass Dems Dig Up Another Coolidge
Will Rogers notes in Beverly Hills that Massachusetts Democrats have found another Coolidge as a potential rival to Calvin Coolidge in a Senate race. Rogers teases a debate between Calvin Coolidge and Pat Harrison, with Smoot watching the sugar barrel.
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Mass. Dems
Will Rogers
Beverly Hili46
Cal
Old
Massachusetts
Gillett
Coolidge
Calvin
Senate
Pat Harrison
Jim Reed
Huge Bank Swindle Unmasked In Eight Institutions
United Press reports a $500000 credit fraud tied to C. D. Waggoner of Telluride Colorado. Denver banks issued false telegrams to Chase National Bank, enabling a man posing as Waggoner to draw funds before Labor Day. Authorities seek arrests by midnight as the scheme collapses and investigations begin.
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New York
C. D. Waggoner
Bank of Telluride
Colo
Harriman National
First National
Guaranty Trust
Chemical National
National City
Equitable Trust
Denver
Chase National Bank
Waggoner
American Bankers’ Association
Chase National
Central Hanover Bank
Stark co Election Board seeks 2000 filling booth jobs
Stark county election board and chief deputy Charles Raedel call for about two thousand appointments for judges clerks and registrars. Pay ranges from 4 to 8 dollars daily with rural and city positions. Open to men and women. party balance required.
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Stark Co
Stark Co Election Board
Charles R. Raedel
Raeder
Probe death in Uhrichs ville
Charles Priester aged 55 from Jayst was found dead beside a car on the Newport road near Uhrichs ville shortly after 10 with head and body bruises. An autopsy suggested death from alcoholism rather than murder. Robert Saunders of Newport is detained on suspicion as investigators probe the case.
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Uhrichsville
Charles Priester
Jayst
Robert Saunders
Newport
Newport Road
Here
James K. MacCollam
G. T. Haverfield
Saunders
Miller elected chairman of Canton Republican unit
Thomas M. Miller an attorney and former city solicitor of Canton was chosen Thursday night as chairman of the Canton Republican central committee at a meeting in the McKinley club headquarters. He succeeds T. Bow who becomes special counsel in the state's attorney general's office.
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Thomas M. Miller
Canton
City
Republican Central Committee
McKinley Club
Rawasst
Miller
T. Bow
Harvest Festival and Band Concert at St. Joseph’s Church
Maximo hosts a Harvest Festival and band concert at St. Joseph’s Church on Saturday night September 7. Prizes include $25 in gold. Ady.
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St. Joseph's Church
Maximo
Rain predicted to end heat wave across Canton and Stark
Weather forecasts warned of rain breaking a multi day heat wave that hit Canton and Stark with temperatures near 90. Weatherman Carl Meyer reported 89 degrees the day before and rain was expected to relieve drought hurting corn apples and potatoes. Lifeguards were posted as Cleveland prepared to keep three city pools open to serve crowds during the heat and approaching holiday.
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Canton
Starkee
Ensy
Carl Meyer
Stark Co Fair
Cleveland
Hearings set on 700 rail crossing protections in Ohio
Columbus Sept 6 Hearings to begin Sept 17 before the utilities commission will decide if railroads in the state must install protective devices at about 700 unprotected grade crossings on main highways. Chairman Roscoe C McCulloch said cases will be disposed of regardless of time.
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Columbus
Utilities Commission
Roscoe C. McCulloch
McCulloch
Schneider Cup Tests Underway in Calshot England
At Calshot England on September 6 the first phase of the 1929 Schneider Cup tests concluded as both British and Italian teams completed navigation trials. Italian Macchi 67s impressed as experts predicted lively competition and a possible Italian victory with Lieut. Remo Cadringher achieving the best of six trials aboard a model never flown before.
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United Press
Calshot
England
Lieut. Remo Cadringher
Cadringher
Nusbaum Case Delayed Again in Municipal Court
The preliminary hearing for R. C. Nusbaum of 1108 Ridgerd NW, charged with cutting with intent to wound in the stabbing of Arthur T. Yoho of 34th St NW, was postponed again in municipal court on Friday. Nusbaum’s attorney cited a physician’s certificate. Nusbaum appeared in court as scheduled.
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R. C. Nusbaum
Ridgerd NW
Arthur T. Yoho
34Th St NW
Nusbaum
Edison to Sit Up at West Orange After Illness
Edison to sit up for about 30 minutes this afternoon at West Orange New Jersey following a pneumonia illness. Charlies Edison, head of the Edison industries, announced the improvement stating the patient had a good night and will be allowed to rise briefly.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Charlies
Edison Industries
Edison
Two Boys Struck By Trucks In City
Two six year old boys were injured slightly when hit by trucks Friday shortly after noon. Bert Harter of 34 St NE was struck on 34 St NE and Fred Russi of 205 Lincoln Ave NW was hit while crossing Lincoln Ave NW.
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Bert Harter
St NE
Fred Russi
Lincoln Av
Transatlantic Zeppelin Service Nearing Reality
Dr. Hugo Eckener and American financiers near forming a Transatlantic Zeppelin Company with regular service planned for 1931. Negotiations in Friedrichshafen indicate only a few points remain, with Graf Zeppelin still abroad after Lakehurst stopover. construction of a transoceanic airship has begun and will take about 14 months.
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United Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Eckener
United States
Lakehurst
Seven Overcome by Fire at Commodore Apartments
A basement fire at the Commodore Apartments in Cleveland sent dense smoke through the 12 story hotel forcing more than 600 residents into the streets. Seven people including three guests and four firefighters were overcome. none in serious condition. Rescue efforts involved nurses, police, and a helper elevator boy who guided evacuees. Damage estimated under $10,000.
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United Press
Cleveland
Commodore Apartments
Daniel Rigers
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Gertrude Fuller
Auto Train Collision Injures Three Near Waynesburg
Louis Orlando, Albert Res, and Mike Destefano were hurt when their car struck a Wheling and Lake Erie freight train at the Waynesburg road crossing in Waco. Orlando drove and did not see the train in time. Roy Finefrock carried the injured to Mercy Hospital. All injuries were non life threatening.
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Louis Orlando
Sherrick Rd
Albert Res
Man Arrested After DUI Crash in Northeast Neighborhood
Charlies Ley of 2442 Indiana Way NE was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge after a collision with a parked machine in front of 2514 17th St NE. Patrolmen Jacobs and Wilhelm said he was removed from his vehicle.
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Charlies Ley
Indiana Way
17Th St NE
Jacobs
Wilhelm
Economy Rules Coolidge Trumbull Home Budget
Florence Trumbull daughter of Gov. Trumbull and John Coolidge son of the former president plan a frugal married life in an apartment. John will take the trolley to his New Haven Railroad office. Florence will rise at 7 am to make breakfast and do all cooking and grocery shopping to save money. They will start with limited furniture and add items gradually, with a budget and no maids.
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United Press
Plainville
Conn
Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
John H. Trumbull
John Coolidge
Presi
John
New Haven Railroad
Miss Trumbull
Desert wastes veil mystery of lost airplane
Desert wastes veil the mystery of the City of San Francisco flight missing since Tuesday noon. An extensive search by Army Navy and commercial crews began with 17 planes from Winslow and twice that many from Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix and other sites.
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Army
Navy
New Mexico
Arizona
Winslow
Los Angeles
San Diego
Phoenix
T A T To Carry No Passengers
Columbus reports C W Dennis of Transcontinental Railroad Transport Co says no more passengers will be carried until the lost City of San Francisco is found. The vessel is believed to have crashed near Gallup New Mexico on Tuesday.
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Columbus
San Francisco
C. W. Dennis
Transcontinental Rijir Transport Co
Port Columbus
Erminal
Gallup
N. M
Dallas El Paso Hunt For Tri Motored Plane Over New Mexico
Searchers in Dallas and El Paso, along with other cities, are hunting a three engine plane last seen over Grant New Mexico about 79 hours ago. Locals expect a sighting today or that the craft may be lost in the desert mountains.
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Dallas
el Paso
Grant
New Mexico
Two Firemen Are Suspended in City Department
Dan Bucky Harris and Fred Schmidt Jr of the city fire department were suspended for 30 days without pay by Safety Director Harry M. Kimbel after charges of intoxication. Schmidt, with over 19 years service nearing twenty, would have qualified for retirement on pension, so suspension was chosen over dismissal.
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Dan “Bucky” Harris
Fred Schmidt, Jr
Robert O. Mesnar
Harry M. Kimbel
Schmidt
Gun Battle in Trial Described in Textile Strike Case
Charlotte scene details a gun battle between textile strikers and police. Police Chief O F Aderholt of Gastonia was fatally wounded. State’s witnesses recount the scene as Tom Gilbert, Gastonia policeman, testifies about the early assault on the strike HQ lot leased by the National Textile Workers Union.
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Charlotte
N. C
O. F Aderholt
Gastonia
Tom Gilbert
National Textile Workers’ Union
Two Die In Plane Crash At Rodgers Field
Pittsburgh report says two aviators Charlies Tygard of Dor mont and Leo E. McElligott of Butler died when their aircraft stalled during a short climb at Rodgers Field. Both men, 25, were burned to death after takeoff. The notice follows a poultry market advertisement.
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Pittsburgh
Rodgers Field
Charlies Tygard
Dormont
Leo E. McElligott
Butler
Farwick and Sons Ad Offers Various Home Goods
Farwick and Sons Specials list S gal white oak kegs at 1.59, 6 gal cracks 79, Budweiser cans, combination doors in all sizes at 6.95, 30 gal heavy hot water tanks 8.45, all size window glass and stove pipes. Headquarters for Remington shotgun shells. Open evenings at 1219 Tuse St W. Phone 7187.
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Farwick and Sons
Remington
Tuse St W
Pardon petitions filed for Sin clair and Day in DC jail
Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day seek executive clemency as three court officials recommend leniency for criminal contempt sentences. Acting AG and pardon attorney to add opinions before Hoover review. Government delays, while Fall bribery prosecution set for Oct. 7 with Owen J. Roberts preparing for trial.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Hoover
Mitchell
Jumtice Department
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills
Cal
United Press
Owen J. Roberts
Henderson calls Kellogg pact into League covenant
Arthur Henderson British foreign secretary submits a resolution to include the Kellogg peace pact in the League of Nations covenant. He also says Britain is ready to sign the convention to aid states victimized by aggression.
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Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Foreign Affairs
Assembly
Henderson
Britain
League
Saunders Sole Owner Stores to Open 500 Ohio Outlets
Cleveland officials announced Clarence Saunder Sole Owner Stores will open 500 outlets in Ohio. The first stores debut in Cleveland tomorrow with P. C. Jewett bringing the chain to the city and W. E. Carter overseeing Ohio operations for Saunders and Piggly Wiggly.
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Cleveland
Clarence Saunder
Citation
Ohio
P. C. Jewett
Saunders
W. E. Carter
Classifieds Highlights From The Canton Daily News
Lost Persian kitten three months old described as yellow and white. Wanted help with mousing and laundry work. Team of good work horses for sale. Furnished apartments with one and four rooms. Experienced butcher position available. Newly decorated six room apartment with paper heat and garage.
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Champi
W. J. Moyer
Can
Terriers
Luneburg
Administion
Ses
Camp Perry
Raedel
Transcontinental Air Transport Service
Italy
John Haver
Bell Marcosson
James Lyons
Ried Sam Friedman
Waynesburg
Coolidge-Trumbull Union
Barr Bon
N. Market
County
T. A. T. Transport
Ariz
Southwest
Transcontinental Air Transport
Mountain Desert
Dan Harris
Sinclair
Kellogg
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