Gunman Loots Gas Stations In Canton Holdups
Canton police search for a second gunman after two Monday night robberies at nearby stations within minutes. A Sunday night hijacking led to a car escape and a stolen getaway vehicle later found. Several other thefts were reported as police logged tires and bicycles stolen across downtown areas.
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Canton
National Refining Co
Cleveland At
W. C. Maple
Dryden
Roy Smeltz
Fultonrd
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland Av
Conrad Bittner
Rosign Av
15Th St
Bittner
Court Av
Goodman
T. E. Lennon
Harrison
Dr. R. Slater
12Th St
Virginia Glenn
Hoover
F NW
Gerald Cohn
McGregor
Canton radio show opens Wednesday at Land o Dance
The fifth annual Canton radio association show begins Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Land o Dance Market and N featuring free admission through Saturday The Royal Hawaiians from WADC Akron provide music with amplifiers throughout the building O F Deal directs and Harrison B Fisher is general manager Nearly every radio dealer in the association is promoting the event through completion of booths and setup of receivers and equipment.
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Canton Radio Association
Market An N
Royal Hawaiians
WADC
Akron
O. F. Deal
Harrison B. Fisher
Falls 7 floors, boy survives seventh-floor fall in New York
Vernon Lingo, 11, fell from his parents seventh-floor apartment window and survived. At the hospital he had lacerations and a possible fractured skull.
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New York
Vernon Lingo
Merger Not With North and South Says Will Rogers
Beverly Hills, Sept. 2. An attempted reunion suggestion between northern and southern groups drew sharp resistance. Will Rogers notes the North refuses to meet the South until the latter admits fault, marking a permanent halt to any merger.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Rogers
Canton Storage Co Private Fireproof Lockers Ad
The Canton Storage Co offers private steel lockers described as fireproof with mothproof rug Toom and invites inspection.
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Canton Storage Co
McKinley High earns record summer payroll in 2800 students
The McKinley High School student body of 2800 reported summer earnings totaling 128,954 dollars and 2 cents after all classroom reports were submitted. Seniors led with the highest per group average and the largest combined totals, followed by juniors and sophomores in earnings.
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McKinley High School
Non puffing vanity case verdict favors Woolworth brand
United States Judge Kim brough Stone in T. Louis ruled Thomas Smith's vanity case did not infringe Woolworth Patent. The court noted the Smith device keeps the puff clean and powder on the face. Woolworth type deemed not non puffing, denying damages.
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United Press
T. Louis
Kimbrough Stone
United States Court of Appeals
Thomas Smith
Woolworth
Stone
Divorce Granted in Ann Arbor to Dr Clarence C Little
The 22 year marriage of Dr Clarence Cook Little retired president of the University of Michigan and Mrs Katherine Day Little was dissolved by Judge George W Sample. Dr Little cited legal desertion and obtained the divorce without contest. Custody of their three children will be decided by agreement.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Katherine Day Little
George W. Sample
Little
TWO WIVES SUE HIM FOR ALIMONY IN CHICAGO
Chicago see Thorne the millionaire clubman facing lawsuits from two wives for alimony nonpayment. Wife No 3 Anna Clare Hutchins sues for $2000 August. Wife No 1 Virginia Milner Thorne plans similar action for $750 allegedly due.
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Chicago
Gordon C. Thorne
Thorne
Anna Clare Thorne Hutchins
New York
Virginia Milner Thorne
Fall News Glistens With Primaries Tariff Debates And World Events
The Canton Daily News previews a busy fall with party primaries elections tariff legislation disarmament talks between the United States and Great Britain football and World Series coverage. It highlights comprehensive timely reporting for local national and foreign affairs sports drama science and art.
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United States
Great Britain
Canton Daily News
Daily News
The
Man orders wife enhancement payments in divorce case
Hirsch Pinzelber told his wife Gertrude he preferred a wife as handsome as he. Judge Charles A. Williams ruled Pinzelber must pay Mrs. Pinzelber twenty dollars weekly to improve her appearance pending divorce proceedings.
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United Press
Hirsch Pinzelber
Gertrude
Charles A. Williams
Pinzelber
Toll mounts in sewer blast at Newburgh
Newburgh New York September 16 one man is dead and more than two dozen injured as Hudson River tide rise sent sewer gases back into the main causing two explosions. Fifty buildings demolished five blocks of paving torn up and several persons hurt including William S S Green who died later at St Luke's hospital. Edgar M Shaffer may also die from injuries.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Hudson River
William S.S. Green
St. Luke's Hospital
Edgar M. Shaffer
Graf Zeppelin Leaves On 24 Hour Northern Germany Flight
Graf Zeppelin departed at 4 a m for a day long flight over northern Germany. The airship planned to fly over Cuxhaven and Hamburg in the afternoon to honor Commander Hugo Eckener arriving from the United States.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Graf
Cuxhaven
Hamburg
Hugo Eckener
United States
R. Hugo Eckener
Count Zeppelin
America
Zeppelin
Eckener
Lake Constance
Dr. Eckener
Canton
Canton Daily News
News
NEA
Hugh Allen
Masonic Notice for Lathrop Ledge 676 Sept 17
Special communication of Lathrop Lodge No. 676 Tuesday September 17 includes a Fellow Craft degree led by W M F C Woitson and Secretary Geo C Mast. Event serves Masonic advancement and lodge duties.
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Lathrop Ledge
F. C
C. R. Woitson
W. M
Geo. C. Mast
Bank Teller and Husband Held in $33000 Shortage
Viola Warner, a Union Trust teller in Cleveland, confessed to misappropriating 33000 over 15 months by concealing deposits. Her estranged husband denies knowledge. Bank examiners and police recovered records at her home as audits uncovered the loss.
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Cleveland
Viola Warner
Union Trust Co
Warner
Pittsburgh in hot vote tilt in three-cornered mayoral race
Pittsburgh voters faced a split mayoral contest as polls opened amid confusion over a 50 000 name list stricken from assessment rolls by the common pleas court. Opponents charged illegal additions and a county grand jury investigation followed. Early polling unrest loomed as judges blocked voters on invalidated books.
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Pittsburgh
Common Pleas Court
County Grand Jury
City primary battles fuel New York political drama
Voters head to polls in a bitter day of factional fights in New York City primaries. In Queens the borough races draw strongest interest while Rep. Fiorella H. La Guardia faces William M. Bennett for the Republican mayoral nod amid broad Democratic and Republican contests.
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New York
Fiorella H. la Guardia
William M. Bennett
Queens
Beating of Agents Triggers Prohibition Cleanup
In Central City Kentucky police held Kenneth Ashby and three others as alleged ringleaders of a mob of about 150 that beat three dry agents. Agents Pat Sullivan John Dalpher and John Brown were attacked as the mob wrecked their car and freed two prisoners Sunday. Authorities vow a broad liquor cleanup in retaliation.
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Central City
Kenneth Ashby
Pat Sullivan
Louisville
John Dalpher
Owensboro
John Brown
Reynolds Station
Strikers and strikebreakers clash at Ipswich mills
In Gloucester on September 17 a melee between 15 strikebreakers and eight strikers at the Ipswich mills left one man slightly injured. Police reports say the clash began when strikebreakers attacked the picketing strikers and fled as officers arrived. Virgil O'Brien received painful bruises.
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Gloucester
Mass
Ipewich
Virgil O’brien
Special All This Week At Benders Cafeteria Pie Offer
The notice advertises a weekly special at Benders Cafeteria with a choice of fresh peach or apple pie a la mode for 14 cents.
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Bender
Ady
Formality or Comfort for MacDonald
Local readers weigh style choices as questions of formality or comfort rise around the figure MacDonald. Debates touch on silk vs. slouch hat options and reflect broader fashion concerns in recent social discourse.
MacDonald Washington Visit Sparks Parade Versus Quiet Welcome
United Press reports Premier MacDonald arrives Oct 4 for talks with President Hoover amid a clash between formal ceremonial events at the White House and the desire for a discreet weekend at the Hoover camp. Officials hint at a special entertainment plan while contemplating a practical mountain journey.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Ashington
MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Hoover Camp
Rapidan
White House
Stimson
Presidential Camp
Mr. Hoover
Council Moves to Endorse Permanent Injunction on Traffic Lights
City council leaders seek to convert a temporary injunction blocking 2 deck traffic signal lights into a permanent restraint. The order targets Harrington-Seaberg Corp of Moline Illinois and a contract with the city for 72 two deck signals and related payments.
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Common Pleas
Harring’ n-Seaberg Corp
Moline, Ill
City Board of Control
Argentine Count Shot in Buenos Aires Garden
Count Crespi a wealthy Sao Paulo resident was shot and gravely wounded by his former chauffeur while strolling in his garden. Sao Paulo correspondent for La Pransa reports the incident.
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Buenos Aires
Crespi
Sao Paulo
la Pransa
Eleven Dead as Fires Grow in Far West
Fires across Oregon Washington and western Canada claim eleven lives and devastate farmhouses schools and timber. Estacada and Yacob near Portland faced dire rescues as wind shifts offered rare relief. Firefighters battled multiple fronts around Vancouver Wash Stevenson Camas Washougal and Mt Hood forests.
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Far West
Fire Erupts in Santa Paula Canyon Sinking Toward 2 Million Loss
A major forest fire roared through Santa Paula Canyon in California, with damage estimated at 2,000,000 dollars. The blaze started near Santa Paula Mineral Springs, burned over 7,000 acres on a two mile front, and swept into the Ojai oil region. About 500 workers battled the flames.
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Santa Paula
Cal
Santa Paula Canyon
Santa Paula Mineral Springs
Ojai
Woman Ends Life by Leaping Into Furnace in Cumberland
Cumberland authorities report that Mrs. Francis Insongia, a 30 year old mother of eight, chose a blazing furnace to take her life yesterday in Cumberland Maryland.
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Cumberland, Md
Francis Insongia
Union Farewell For Ella May Wiggins Sparks One Day Strike
In Bessemer City North Carolina Ella May Wiggins a widowed mother of five and early victim of anti union violence is to be buried with I L D and National Textile Workers Union backing a large ceremony. A one day strike was called across Gaston and Mecklenburg counties potentially sidelining 50 000 workers if 200 mills close.
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Bessemer City
N. C
Ella May Wiggins
North Carolina
International Labor Defense
National Textile Workers’ Union
Gaston and Meckilenborg Cos
Lindbergh to Pilot Pan American Air Mail Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh depart for Miami to pilot an inaugural air mail service route between Miami and Paramaribo Dutch Guiana. The pair will fly across the Caribbean Sea and West Indies returning via Central America covering about 7000 miles in 20 days.
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Roosevelt Field
L. 1
Charles A. Lindbergh
Shimmy Dancer Takes Up Golf in Quiet Tide
Sharon Connecticut September 17 Gi da Gray the shimmy dance star begins golf lessons under George Whitteran at the local links. She is staying a few weeks in the quiet area and dresses inconspicuously, with locals unaware of the celebrity in their midst.
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Sharon
Conn
Gida Gray
George Whitteran
Harmony Counterpoint and Italian Classes Announced
In connection with the First Presbyterian Church Choir classes in Harmony Counterpoint and Italian will begin this week. Call Mr Ira B Penniman at 7405 for details.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ira B. Penniman
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