Police Cite Wave Of Thefts As City Considers Patrols
Officials report a crime wave after a weekend of burglaries and holdups. Prosecutor McClintock and Chief Lengel say 10 patrolmen may be added to curb the surge. Incidents include two highwaymen robbing motorists, a home invasion for pearls, and a boxcar theft in Savannah.
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Sal Lengel
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Parwick
Newton
Fulton Ra
Bolender
Fareck
Olender
St 19
Vingent Hamil
Lehroyer Av SW
Italian Paper Suppressed Across London On Sept 4
An Italian newspaper in London reports suppression of Turkish or government notices after a theft. The issue claims Italian bonds and a ship with Turin connections were stolen and officials have instructed newspapers to avoid mentioning the incident.
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London
Turin
Stampa
Boney
Derailed Train Delays Eastern Ohio Excursion Home
In eastern Ohio an excursion train was delayed after a derailment near Teta, delaying arrival of the group including orphans returning from Home. The mishap halted travel until arrangements could be made for onward transportation and reunion at the destination.
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Ies
Sare
Siam
Tle
Ast
Teta
Coshocton
Tueadap
Obituary Notice Likely for Local Resident’s Death
Fragmentary obituary notes a death announced for the afternoon service. It mentions a deceased person with several grandchildren and surviving relatives. The garbled text implies a local burial or memorial event pending further details.
Village Mayor Killed in Auto Crash
A village mayor died in a traffic crash as an automobile overturned near town. An infant was left at the scene, and authorities reported the casualty as the mayor. The investigation continues.
Flyers Start Eventful Trip To New York
American round the world flight team leaves New London for New York at noon. Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenants Wade and Newson lead as twelve De Havilland scouts and two Martine bombers escort the squadron. Stops planned at Dayton Omaha Sacramento then Seattle with Chicago as first major leg. General Patrick says weather will govern earliest departure and reception at Bowling Field.
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Washington
Patrick
Dayton
Seattle
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Omaha
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Patrick Aid
Alimony Lands Knockout Wallop in County Jail
In Canton the man Al Walthars was jailed by Judge JW Diehl for contempt of court after a hearing. He remained imprisoned in the county jail awaiting further court action. Cincinnati report notes a newborn abandoned at St Xavier's Church in Cincinnati. the infant died of pneumonia after hospital care.
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Canton
Monay
JW. Diehl
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St. "Xavier's Church
Canton Faces Push for Municipal Golf Course
Agitation for a municipally owned golf course in Canton gains momentum this fall after years of talk. Supporters cite undeveloped city land by Nimiahillen Creek, north of Thet NW, as ideal and self supporting courses exist elsewhere. Continued on Page 2.
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Ohio
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Dayton
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Inka
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Nimiahillen
Chase Fights Firpo Delay in Deportation Case
Canon Williams Sheafe Chase of New York threatened to appeal to President Coolidge to order the Labor Department to forfeit Argentine fighter Firpo s bond and issue a deportation order. He claimed there was unusual delay and cited pending hearings at Ellis Island as reasons for action. Migration official Husband said the case is being handled by the Labor Department with no unusual delay.
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Coolidae
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Husband
Ellis Island
Fire Sweeps 30 Story North American Building
Sept 6 in Philadelphia firemen were overcome by smoke as a blaze raged through the North American Building shortly after 8. Clouds filled the elevator shaft, and many offices were evacuated. The incident listed several injuries among firefighters amid the smoke and flames.
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Philadelphia
Statia
Air Dude
Dry men face murder charge in Middletown
Arnold Skinner and Henry Anderson deputy constables faced second degree murder charges after the death Saturday night of John Sunde near the Sunde home. The men were arrested Sunday and a preliminary hearing was set for Mamtion today.
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Arnold Skinner
Henry Anderson
Connablem
John Sunde
Sunde
N.Y
Fat Man Block Gamblers E
Fat man described as blocking an exit during a police raid on an alleged gambling operation at 1686 Market Avenue. Judge Bowman sentenced a defendant in criminal court on Monday morning, with a related arrest involving a Mrs. Hareed and others present at the scene.
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Loveland
Sept
Vanuk
Bowman
Riminal Court
Woman dies from bullet wound in Austin hospital
Pauline Jamison aged 27 of 128 11th SE was fatally wounded Thursday night in a shooting attributed to June Painter, 25, allegedly wounded in the abdomen and taken to Austman Hospital. Painter, arraigned on first degree murder charges, awaits preliminary hearing next Thursday. Jamison’s body was taken to Maker undertaking.
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Nesress
Thurwtay
Joine Painter
Bow
Criminal Court
Firtt
Thor Ny Morning Line
Jamison
Pauline Jamison
Maker Undertaking
Dare Seat
Ball Lodged In Chest Protector Decides Contest
In Cleveland on September 8 a peculiar play decided a crucial sandlot game between Kansas City’s Sam Dairy team and Cleveland. A ball lodged behind the catcher’s chest protector as he searched frantically, allowing two runners to advance and giving Cleveland the win in a pivotal matchup.
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Kanan City
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Sam Dairy
Kansas City
Firefighters Battle Blaze at Borger Paint Plant
Firemen fought three hours Sunday night to extinguish burning paint at the Borger plant of the Calta Co. Sparks from a painting machine ignited materials, causing damage beyond the fire area. No specific injuries listed.
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Steal Corporation
Paist Wea
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Hrersey
Sonaea
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Maine Goes to Polls As Fernald For Senate Looms
Nation watches Maine as polls open on election day. Return of United States Senator Bert M. Fernald is generally conceded, with heavy anticipated turnout and strong races for congressmen and local offices. Early reports from Portland and Augusta indicate voters flocking to ballots, with straight-ticket voting common and concern over Ku Klux Klan involvement raised by candidates.
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Maine
Boothe
Augusta
Ras Bean
C. Tiewster
Ku Klux Klan
William R. Pattangal
Brewster
United States
Bert ML Fernalt
Washington
Hertete
Afghan Rebels Mopped Up in Two Battles Near Kabul
Kabul reports 1300 Afghan rebels killed in two clashes with regulars as government forces push back the insurgents. A rebel commander was killed and the emir offered amnesty to defectors amidst fighting near Lahore.
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India
Kabul
Tashkar
Tosing
Matt
Fire destroys garage and injures man in Cleveland
A Sunday night blaze swept a Cleveland garage after a cigarette sparked flames. One man, Hat Finn, 21, suffered serious burns when radiator alcohol exploded, destroying twelve automobiles and revealing the fire to police as volunteers fought the flames before they located the garage.
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Exchange clubs hold state meet in Tiffin
The Ohio Affiliated Exchange Club held its state meet in Tiffin with Dr A A Jenkins of Cleveland presiding over the business session. A reception for 200 delegates and their ladies was held at the Mohawk County Club, as gates opened yesterday for the golf tournament and baseball pool night. A fine of 450 and costs was issued in relation to tournament tickets. court resumed Monday morning.
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Charles Seifert
Eiginay NW
Mohawk County
Ickets
Minal Court
Shanghai War Clouds Grow as Kiang-Su Marches East
Chinese civil conflict widens with Kiang-Su forces advancing from Tsing-Pu toward Sung-Kians. Shanghai outskirts brace as Manchuria warlords clash with central government, drawing in Pekin and foreign powers to enforce a neutral zone for civilian protection.
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Debates Over Farm Problem Not Ended in 1934
The Canton Daily News reports that debates over farm problems may form concrete policy as the 1934 campaign advances. John W Davies and Robert La Follette push unified export control to raise prices for farmers while opposing parties vie to win farm support. The discussion highlights potential cooperative or government controlled export plans and recalls McNary Williams era controversy.
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Canton ‘Daily News
da Ot & National Corporation
John W. Davies
Omaha
aReke
Sndoren
Congress
Davie
la Pollette
Milk and Cream Prices Advance in Canton Markets
An article notes a one cent per quart rise in milk and a one cent per half pint rise in standard cream starting Tuesday. The price hike follows a producers' meeting and aligns Canton with higher rates seen in other cities.
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Count & Sk
Anoclaion
Mahernes
Canton
Newlywed murder in New York shocks city police
Police investigate a double murder of a young Italian couple found shot in bed at their home in New York. The two were married less than two weeks and detectives pursue a suspect as a search broadens. Authorities describe the scene as a targeted killing with little known motive.
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Seri
Massillon Bus Protest Filed
A protest was filed today in Massillon with the state commission against Drath Transit Company. The suit names Ray Yarberton and Kenmore and references a route from Massillon to Akron.
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Akron
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CIA Yarberton and
Kenmore
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