Murder in Neely Swamp Ties to Earlier Slaying
Dominick Santillo, 33, Italian laborer, was found murdered in a swamp near the American Mine Doer Co. plant. Police arrested Nick Deponec and Patsy Valareo for questioning, with two blood stained shirts and a revolver found in their boarding house. The attack appears linked to a prior killing by a local gang with shots heard Sunday night.
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Dominick Santillo
Madisonava
Amerian
Doer Co
Monava
Alfred Gonser
Eleventh-St
Thomas Martolano
Nick Deponec
Patsy Valareo
Hanenkrat
Madisonav SE
Gardner
W. Miller and
Goshorn
Santillo
Aittle
Sanillo
Italy
McLain Company
Spiker Morgue
Young Women's Christian Association to present final budget report
The YWCA division heads will present their final $60 000 budget campaign report Monday as announced by Mrs A C Mrant president. A broader Lions club report will follow at a later meeting. Some districts were decanvassed and loose ends are being picked up this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mrant
Lions’ Club
Brant
Weather and Local Notes From Canton
The forecast calls for local showers this afternoon and tonight with fair weather Tuesday. Also noted are visits by Lewis Burchim and John C. La Brock from Bundy’s Crossing, N Y, staying at Edwards Hotel awaiting Richard McGennigan's call between 7 9 P M or 4 9 A M. Modern School of Dancing invites classes Tuesday and Friday 7 8 P M with rates 15c for ladies and 25c for gents per lesson. advanced class Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
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Lewis Burchim
Jno
Cc. la Bock
Bundy's Crossing
N. Y
Canton
Richard McGennigan
Edwards Hotel
Modern School of Dancing
Bempers
Walker's Restaurant Piedmontay SE Lunch Ad
Feenday lunch at Walker's Restaurant Piedmontay SE featuring 12 special items for 40 cents each, advertised as a value meal.
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Walker's Restaurant
Piedmontay SE
Barn Destroyed by Lightning Near Reedurban
A large barn north of Reedurban owned by Peter Miller was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon and burned. It had been sold to Joseph Bergold and was to be moved this week. the barn housed oats from a 10 acre field and 25 tons of hay after several additions had been torn down.
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Indianola
Peter Miller
Mreedurban
Joseph Bergold
City News in Brief
Michail Franks and Joe Grosky were fined $5 and costs after arraignment for gambling before Police Judge Bowman. Arrested Sunday by police officials for burglary, Norcia restaurant window theft involved 50 cigars and eats. Auto theft reported during church service. Oldsmobile missing. Richey investigates. Norris fined $20 for reckless driving. John Ryan $25 for DUI. Clarence Knox $10 for assault and battery. arrests by Officer Brightbill.
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Michail Franks
Joe Grosky
Bowman
Gauchat
Patterson
Swope
Goshorn
H. H. Norris
John Ryan
Clarence Knox
Brightbill
Suit of Sherman Long against Moses Harris goes to trial
Suit of Sherman F. Long against Moses Harris alleging contract violation is on trial before Judge Pontius. Long claims he rented a large farm to Harris for 4090 dollars with fodder and hay to be fed on the farm, but Harris sold part of the crop and breached an agreement about planting certain fields.
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Sherman F. Long
Moses Harris
Pontius
Long
Harris
Deerfield Creamery receiver appointed in dissolution action
Fred J. Perry appointed receiver for Deerfield Creamery Co in a dissolution suit filed by firm members. Bond set at 10000 dollars. Separate suit by Standard Scale and Supply Co seeks a receiver for a motor truck against Robert McEldowney and C F Lothamer based on a $74 22 judgment from Justice Blake. Attorney Celsus Pomerene filed the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Perry
Deerfield Creamery Co
The
Standard Scale and Supply Co
Robert McEldowney
C. F. Lothamer
Blake
Celsus Pomerene
Youngstown Starts Ball Pool Cleanups
Youngstown launches a campaign to end gambling on baseball, horse racing, and other sports. Mayor Warneck, inspecting local conditions after a Chicago baseball scandal, vows to revoke licenses of pool rooms or near beer spots found gambling. A complaint alleges men profited from an early Cleveland Chicago game result in a “Heads I win, tails you lose” scheme.
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Youngstown
Warneck
Chicago
Talis
Harding Collarless Speech Delights 2000 At Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania on September 27 Senator Harding arrived en route to Hartford for a campaign swing. He spoke briefly without a collar or necktie and praised the Esch Cummins bill as about two thousand cheering supporters listened.
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Altoona. Pa
Senator Harding
Hartimore
Irish riot violence escalates across towns and clashes
Dublin reports describe widespread violence with five dead including two policemen and three civilians. Strife hits Trim where forty buildings burn and mobs sack the business district as troops and armored cars restore order. Sinn Fein hunger strikers in Cork linger as bombs explode nearby.
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Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Sinn Fein
Threat letter warns British embassy blast after MacSwiney
A Washington newspaper received a typewritten letter signed independent claiming the British embassy would be blown up with a hazardous device two days after the passing of Terence MacSwiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Independent
Terence MacSwiney
Irish towns attacked as police clash across Ireland
Reports describe three Irish towns Athlone Ballina more and Galway shelled by police amid window smashing and gunfire. Balbriggan suffered greater damage. Bombs caused property harm as fighting flared in Trim and a police barracks there burned after surrender. Broadford sergeant ambushed, and Arthur Griffith accuses Unionists of planning riot, while Terence MacSwiney nears 46 days of hunger strike in Cork.
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Athlon
Ballinamore
Galway
Athlone
Balbriggan
Trim
County Mrath
Broadford
Arthur Griffith
The
Irish Republic
Young Ireland
Ireland
Bids Rejected On Road Work In County
Two contractors bid for a road cutoff near Justus but both were rejected by county commissioners. One bid was too high and the other included items not in the plans and specifications to proceed. The project aims to eliminate a dangerous crossing.
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Justus
Italian Laborers To Quit Plants Amid Occupation Tensions
Rome reports indicate workers in occupied factories largely accept the withdrawal agreement pending a labor controlled law. The cabinet hopeful, Giolitti cites a proposal to bar civilian firearm carry after recent riots and bloodshed, aiming to revive industry with regular wages.
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Rome
Giolitti
Giolitt
Harrison Trial Set as Forgery Case Begins
Herbert Harrison, manager of Reliable Lumber Co., pleaded not guilty to forgery before Judge Pontius. Trial slated for October 11 as the criminal term opens. Authorities allege about $19,000 in bad checks passed. Harrison, with attorney James L. Amerman and Prosecutor Walter Ruff, remains out on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Herbert Harrison
Reliable Lumber Co
Pontius
James L. Amerman
Walter 8. Ruff
Stewart Motor Cuts Prices On Trucks
The Stewart Motor company of Buffalo announces an 18 percent price reduction on Stewart motor trucks effective today in Buffalo.
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Motor Truck Company
Buffalo
Stewart Motor Corporation of
Stewart Motor
Ferry Boats Collision Rocks North River in Thick Fog
Five hundred passengers were panic stricken and one woman injured as the West Shore railroad ferries Buffalo and Syracuse collided in dense fog on North River. The Syracuse was damaged badly and towed by a tug. Fog kept Ellis Island and Governor Island ferries from running.
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New York
West Shore Railroad
Buffalo
Syracuse
North River
Ellis Island
Governor's Island
Masonic Lodge to Convene Special Communication
A special communication of Canton lodge is set for Monday evening September 27 at 6 30 o clock. The M M Degree will be conferred. Kt R Tinkler, W M, C EB Norris, Secy nw Ady.
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Canton Lodge
R Tinkler
W. M
C. EB. Norris
Secy
Ady
Printers See Union Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting of the Typographical Union is announced at Repository Editorial. Members are urged to attend Monday evening at 7:00 for important business.
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Repository Editorial Momns
Adv
Supreme Court Docket Brims With Lever Act Challenges
The Supreme Court will hear over 500 cases starting October 11 including challenges to the Lever Act on excess profits and prohibition disputes. Notable matters include United States vs Cohen Grocery Co and A T Lewis and Sons Drygoods Co, plus Street vs Lincoln Safe Deposit Co over liquor stocks. Labor cases on peaceful boycotts under the Sherman Act and state gas transport rules are also set for decision.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
United States
Cohen Grocery Co
H. R. Tedrow
U. S&s
District of Colorado
A. T Lewis and Sons, Drygoods Co
Oglesby Grocery Co
Atlanta
William G. Street
Lincoln Safe Deposit Co
Federal Court
Southern District of New York
Safe Deposit Company
Tehigh Valley Coalt
Frierson
Department of Justice
American Can Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Keystone Watch
Charles FE. Smith
Kansas City Tile and Trust Co
Congress
Farm Land
Tabor
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado Coal Co
Fom Kansas
September Jury Busy With Murder Cases
The September grand jury was charged this morning by Judge Ake and began its work. A tone Mast of transcripts awaits the jury's investigation with several homicide cases included. a final report is unlikely for at least two weeks.
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Ake
Tremont Trust Fights Bank Run with 90 Day Notice
The Tremont Trust Co invoked the ninety day clause of the banking laws to halt withdrawals after a run on the bank. Police were called to restore order among excited depositors during the incident in Boston.
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Boston
The
Tremont Trust Co
Americans to open trade talks with Soviet Russia
Representatives of three major U S industries left for Moscow to arrange the opening of trade relations with Soviet Russia. The delegation includes the big four packing companies of Chicago the Kalinin Locomotive Co and the International Harvester Co.
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London
Moscow
Russia
Chicago
Kalinin Locomotive Co
International Harvester Co
Mahaffey’s Autumn Home Furnish Sale Preview
Mahaffey announces autumn furniture sale featuring one fourth off living room, dining room, and bedroom suites, plus a one third discount on odd pieces of furniture. The ad highlights metal beds and emphasizes limited quantities.
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Mahaffey
VOTERS PRIMER Who May Vote and How to Qualify
Stark County election clerk explains voting eligibility including citizenship residency and registration. It outlines four paths to citizenship by birth naturalization and marriage, plus state residency requirements and the need to register for those aged twenty one or older ahead of the November election.
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George Shauf
Stark Collection Board
United States
Ohio
Starked
Stark Co
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Big crowd greets Gipsy Pat Smith at First Congregational
An old fashioned gospel meeting featuring Gipsy Pat Smith opened four weeks of services at the First Congregational church. A 70 voice choir led a large crowd, with daily evenings through Friday and special talks before local employers and groups. Smith shared his life from nomadic Romany roots to conversion and wartime service in the British army.
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Gipsy Pat Smith
First Congregational Church
Webster
Captain Smith
Calvary
Christ
Notice of Property Interest by Mra Lydie Murphy
Notice valid at 217 Rowland Ave NEB Oct 6 9 percent two ten eleven 1930. Tickets available at 217 Rowland Ave NB Ady.
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Lydie Murphy
Rowland-av
Dancing School Opens New Beginning Class at Eagles Hall
J. W. Lennox to teach a new beginning dance class Wednesday September 29 at seven o clock in Eagles hall. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises discounted hand tooled purses at 91.95, 23.50, 2.95, 3.59, 4.95 with location 204 Market Ave N.
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Arthur’s Leather Shop
Eagles’ Hall
J. W. Lennox
Arthur's
Centen
Fight Erection of New Garage in Alliance
Col William H Morgan of Alliance sought to halt construction of a brick public garage near his estate. Lovers and Rich automobile dealers faced a demurrer hearing before Judge Pontius, with neighbors arguing decreased property values noise congestion and fire hazards. No decision was given at this morning session.
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William H. Morgan
Alliance
Pontilla
Morgan
Judwve Pontius
Government man sent threat letters to Mayor Peters
Post office officials confirm the writer of threatening letters after the Wall Street blast. The unnamed government employee intended to pressure for a pay raise, but offered no clear method. Postal inspectors arrested him after spotting a threat in a mail box as part of a broader probe.
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Boston
Peeters
Peters
Dance at Strand Every Night Norwood Moots Orchestra
Norwood Moots Orchestra advertised nightly dances at the Strand with lively music and dancing entertainment for local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Norwood-Moots Orchestra
Adv
Norwood-Moo
Great Service of Past Year in American Legion Parade
The American Legion and ex-service men rally for law and order as 20 000 members attend the second annual Cleveland convention with French General guests. Delegates fill Hippo drome, bands play marches, and crowds honor heroes in a martial, warlike atmosphere.
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LAW and Order
Cleveland
American Legion
Franklin D'Olier
The
Legion
Legionnaires Train to Cleveland for Annual Convention
About 300 World War II veterans and more than 500 members of Thayer's military band left Canton for Cleveland to attend the second annual American Legion convention. Warry Thaslett, Canton post commander, led the local delegation. A separate unit of Joint Division veterans traveled Sunday for the Division reunion with officers and captains from Starkee along.
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Thayer
Starkee
Vale Guard
Canton
Cleveland
American Legion
Warry Thaslett
Canton Post
Jith Division
Alvision
Stth Division
James St. Graham
Canton Earth Companies
Brutaeman
Harry Gihie
J Cowgill
Peterson
Lieuta. Hormier
Howard Welch
Go to Hospital Instead of Altar Dayton Incident
Sept 27 in New York a chaotic wedding scene unfolded as Tertrude Ablet was wounded and Jacob Witten, a barber, was held after an altercation in a rented room. Neighbors entered the room to find the injured bride and suspect in custody.
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Dayton
Boullet
Poetiee Sre
Jacob Witten
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Gonser
Robbind
Eleventhst SE
W. Miller
Geshorn
Spiker
T. C. McQuare
McQuate
City News
Norcia
Second-si NE
Simpson M. E
M. P. Wilson
Sixth-st
George Richey
Henry Devis
Common Pleas Court
Viola Devis
Amerman and Mills
Raymond Metcalf
Krrchbaum
F K. Norwood
Atty
Walter 5. Ruff
Wooster
Harding
Tiger Magazine
MacSwiney
Shriners
Canton Wall Paper Co
Marketay
Theo. J. Phillips
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Senator Hardinyy
Marion, CO
Marion
Harry S. Dougherty
Harrison
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
George H. Shouf
Election Board
Gipsy
Pat Smith
Tipsy Smith
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Berger Manufacturing Company
Rotary Club
Ministerial Association
Starkeen
Gipsy Smith
Scotland
Ile Wae
Christiana
Hie
Olier
Oia
Francis Kelly
Albany
Er. Kelly
New Tork
Morreania Palley Court
Canton Day Nursery
Beil
L. Ady
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