Masons to Reign in Canton for Centennial Meetings
Canton will host three days of Masonic activities as the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters and the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Ohio hold their 100th and 113th annual sessions. Delegates register Monday at 9 AM with events across the Masonic Temple, Cathedral room, and Canton Club dinner set for Tuesday evening.
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Canton
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
State of
Ohio
Grand Council
Masonic Temple
Harvey F. Ake
Temple
Canton Club
Dolly Gann Returns to Washington for MacDonald Visit
Dolly Curtis Gann announced she would return to the capital to participate in fetes for Ramsay MacDonald's visit. The renewed social war centers on seating at diplomatic duties as hostess to her brother Vice President Charles Curtis.
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Peka, Kas
Dolly Curtis Gann
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles Curtis
British embassy skips Dolly Gann from MacDonald dinner
The British ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard exclude Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann and the vice president from the guest list for a large embassy dinner for Prime Minister MacDonald on October 8. The Gann custody dispute over precedence has centered on the vice president since his inauguration.
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United Press
Ashington
Isabella Howard
Dolly Curtis Gann
MacDonald
Reeves 10 Have Chance to Talk Before Senate Panel
Rear Admiral Joseph M. Reeves will testify to a Senate naval subcommittee about alleged involvement with William B. Shearer and the Geneva naval conference of 1927. Reeves requested to speak, and the committee said he would have only a brief appearance before Shearer testifies.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Joseph M. Reeves
Senate Naval Subcommittee
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Sen. Shortridge
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Allen
Reeves
Shortridge
Shearer
Drew Pearson
Admiral Reeves
Pearson
Canton Daily News
Nine Balloons Start On Race For Gordon Bennett Trophy
Nine balloons from six nations began their ascent at 4 p m before a crowd of about 20 000 in St Louis The craft drifted northeastward as Army weather reports mapped a path across northern Illinois into Indiana and Ohio toward the southeast.
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ST. Louis
Army
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Widow Sues Over Slaying Death of Clifford Blakeman
In Portsmouth Ohio on Sept 24 Mary Blakeman sues Levits Maurice Caldwell for 25 dollars claiming damages from the July killing of Clifford Blakeman who died after the car he rode in failed to stop at a sheriff’s command Caldwell says he fired at the tires and did not know Blakeman was fatally injured. The report notes tensions from the earlier shooting.
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Portsmouth, CO
Clifford Blakeman
Blakeman
Mary
Levits
Maurice Caldwell
Sheriff's Command
Caldwell
Hospital Probe Deepens In Stark Sanitarium Case
Prosecutor Henry Harter and aides will present to the grand jury Monday in a likely two week probe into the Molly Stark Sanitarium affairs. The inquiry aims to uncover irregularities in contracts beyond the Fromm indictments. Building commission members, salesmen, contractors and other parties will be witnesses as volumes of statistics are prepared by state examiner M. L. Campbell.
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Henry W. Harter, Jr
Grand Jury
Molly Stark Sanitarium
Charles A. Fromm
County Commissioners
Hospital Building Commission
Cuyahoga
Stark Cas
Building Commission
Harter
M. L. Campbell
Commissioner Fromm
Brookhart Promises Grand Jury Probe of Wet Dinner
Sen. Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa vows to tell a grand jury about a wet senatorial dinner he attended and seeks an investigation of Washington's social lobby. A lifelong dry, he breaks traditions to expose perceived ethics issues and chide the capital's social scene.
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United Press
Ashington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Wildman
Probe Began In Mine Explosion At Poteau
The Coyington mine in Leflore County Oklahoma proved deadly after a gas blast killed eight workers. Officials launched an investigation into the accident, noting dust and gas likely ignited by dynamite shots as the night shift prepared to enter.
MacDonald rests on first day of voyage to Washington
Premier Ramsay MacDonald sails aboard the Berengaria bound for Washington on a mission to secure a landmark peace. He spends the first day in rest and social contacts aboard ship, amid fatigue from departure and enthusiasm for the undertaking.
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Norman Smith
MacDonald
S. Berengaria
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Washington
Hale Swanson May Be Picked for London Talks
Washington reports President Hoover asked Senate Naval Affairs Committee members Hale and Swanson to join the American delegation to the London disarmament conference. Their roles as chair and ranking Democrat on the committee make them logical picks if the treaty gains support. The chair of the delegation and Hughes or Stimson remain undecided.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Sens. Hale
Swanson
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
White House
Hale
Charles Evans Hughes
Stimson
Hughes
Chicago
Germans Meet Dayton For German American League Convention
Delegates to the annual German American Citizens League of Ohio will discuss revising immigration laws to better assist Germans, promoting American ideas among immigrants, and electing officers at their Dayton convention opening tomorrow.
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Dayton
Citizens’ League of Ohio
Agha Khan in Fairy Tale Courtship at Chamberly
Agha Khan, famed ruler and spiritual head of millions, allegedly courted Madeline Carron in a sweets shop at Chamberly causing a stir among the public despite his denials. European gossip links the potentate to Deauville and Cannes while Chamberly becomes the backdrop for a nightlife romance.
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New York World News Service
Aris
Agha Khan
Savoy
Chamberly
Madeline Carron
Mance
Europe
India
Madeline
Scotch Sunrise at British Embassy for PM Ramsey McDonald
A Scots dawn salute may greet Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald during his stay at the British embassy. Officials began seeking a native Scotch bagpiper to drone at daybreak outside the embassy, following a custom from Scotch laird estates.
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New York World News Service
Ashington
Ramsay McDonald
Scotland
Premier insists on work during voyage despite rest request
Lord Arnold, traveling with the premier's party, suggested the premier rest at sea. The premier replied that he has much work to get through after settling the ship routine.
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Lord Arnold
MacDonald
Paris fears Latin nations may force naval deal compromise
A circulated Italian warning says Britain and the United States will gain nothing from a Washington naval limitation treaty unless France and Italy are included. Paris follows Premier MacDonald's Paris visit and hopes for Hoover accord. Concerns rise that concessions may favor other powers and prompt Franco Italian alignment at London.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Britain
United States
Washington
France
Italy
MacDonald
Hoover
London
Father and Son Pe Jailed Here for Chicken Theft
Leonard and Belford Learz, Bolivar residents, were jailed after Stark county indictments charging chicken stealing. Carroll county authorities sought charges, but Carroll co case collapsed last week. men returned to Stark county to await trial. Accusations involve thefts from farms north of Bolivar and south of Navarre.
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Leonard
Belford Learz
Bolivar
Stark Co
Carroll Co
Navarre
Gastonia murder trial to resume in Charlotte clash
A Gastonia murder case returns Monday with 16 defendants, including 13 men and three women, charged in the July death of Gastonia Chief Aderholt after a raid on a National Textile Union headquarters. jurors were drawn previously and charges may drop to second degree in the men’s cases.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Charlotte
N. C
Heart of
Dixie
Southland
Etaoin A Nua Na Na Anannan
Aderholt
Gastonia
National Textile Union
Gastopia
Gaston Co
Mecklenburg Co
Barnhill
Seid
Atate
Finnan Adam
Leadville
Lawrence
Couer A d’Alene
Mason-Dixie
Clemenceau Says He Expects to Die This Year at 88
Georges Clemenceau, aging at his seaside home So. Vincent du Jard, marked his 88th birthday on September 28 while stating he expects to die within the year. He told friend Emile Bure that he does not fear death and regards this year as his danger zone.
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New York World News Service
Aris
Georges Clemenceau
Vincent du Jard
Emile Bure
Day May Weds Rumor From Release Day
A Washington rumor swirls around Henry Mason Day and Harry F. Sinclair as Miss Dorothy M. Ridenour visits the capital’s clubs. Reports say Day may marry Ridenour after completing his sentence next week, but prison attaches say Sinclair’s associate would not discuss it.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Henry Mason Day
Harry F. Sinclair
Dorothy M. Ridenour
Miss Ridenour
Sinclair
Miss Rideno
Lindbergh Lands in Colombia After Venezuelan Departure
Colles A. Lindbergh took off from Maracaibo at 2 32 p m and landed in Santa Marta Colombia at 4 45 p m on a northward flight.
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Santa Marta
Colombia
Viaal Radio
United Press
Colles A. Lindbergh
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Akron Youth Strikes Boy With Car Killing 9-Year-Old
A 17-year-old Akron youth James Gretler was released on $1000 bond pending investigation after his car struck 9-year-old Richard Kline in Akron. Richard died at Mercy Hospital two hours after the accident at 12th street and Fulton road NW. Gretler claimed a scooter rider darted from between parked cars and induced the collision. The coroner will question witnesses Monday. Richard Kline is survived by his parents four brothers two sisters and grandparents. Funeral plans are pending.
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Akron
James Gretler
Richard Kline
Edward
Richard
Mercy Hospital
Gretler
12Th
12Th St
Fulton Rd NW
Elmer Clark
Earl Hexamar
T. C. McQuate
Fulton Rd
McQuate
Harry J. Gretler
Dwight Amspeker
Rogert Brady
William Drain
West Virginia
Paul
Joseph
Leo
Robert
Miriam Kline
Andrew Baron
Canton
Elizabeth Kline
North Canton
Jacob Konen
St. Peter's School
Charles Pacquelet
Columbus Girl Is Grotto Queen at Gateway Jubilee
Mary Horlocher of Columbus was chosen queen of the Gateway Jubilee amid Ohio grotto participation led by Nazir Grotto Canton. The parade drew over 50 000 spectators and crowned Horlocher who wins a free trip to Los Angeles via fair mail line. Mary Groening of Hartville was Nazir Grotto’s entrant.
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Mary Horlocher
Columbus
Ohio
Nazir Grotto
Canton
United Press
Horlocher
Los Angeles
Mary Groening
Hartville
Strike Halted in Cleveland Movie Labor Dispute
A Cleveland Common Pleas judge enjoined the Cleveland Motion Picture Exhibitors Association from striking in sympathy with stagehands. Judge Thomas M. Kennedy halted the walkout today, preventing the walkout of movie machine operators.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Motion Picture Exhibitors’ Association
Stagehands’ Union
Common Pleas
Thomas M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Peacox to serve sentence after murder conviction
Earle F. Peacox, convicted of second degree murder for the torch killing of his wife Dorothy last April, will spend one more weekend in Westchester jail before being sent to Sing Sing Monday to serve a few years. His mother, visiting from Scarsdale, said she is grateful he escaped the electric chair and will work to soften the burden of his crime.
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New York World News Service
White Plains
N. Y
Dorothy
Earle F. Peacox
Westchester Co
T Peacox
Scarsdale
Morro Trust Fund Rumor Ties to Anne Morro
Reports from New York claim Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow created a one million dollar trust for his daughter Anne while Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh pursue early mail routes in South America. Bankers Trust Co officials dispute existence of the fund.
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New York World News Service
York
Charles A. Lindbergh
South America
Dwight W. Morrow
Anne
Seward Prosser
The
Bankers’ Trust
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to quit Cleveland banks
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans to withdraw from banking in Cleveland within 60 days. It will sell Nottingham and Engineers’ National Banks, with Nottingham buying Engineers’ after reorganization.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Nottingham and
Engineers
Canton Wet Wash Laundry Ad Promises Evening Pickup
Notice states any article left by 9 am at Canton Wet Wash Laundry can be collected that evening. It advertises ample parking and lists the business at Cleveland and 9th St SW with contact details.
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Dry Cleaning Dept
Canton
Cleveland
9Th
Adv
Canton Wet Wash Laundry
9Th St
Woman Walks 105 Miles to Canton for Church Convention
Mrs. Cora Payne of Auburn Nebraska, mother of 15, set out to walk to Canton to attend the North American Christian Church convention. She covered 105 miles with help from three motorists, arriving days before sessions began. After the event she plans to walk to Battle Creek Michigan to visit her hospitalized husband, then return home. She is hosted by her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hostetter, and will give her travel account at the First Christian Church.
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Cora Payne
Auburn
Neb
Canton
North American Christian Church Convention
Payne
Battle Creek
Mich
Elizabeth Hostetter
Arlington
Elmer
August Ney
First Christian Church
Ex JAP Premier Tanaka Dies in Tokyo
Former Japanese prime minister Tanaka dies in Tokyo from a heart ailment. The report notes his long political career and the official confirmation of his death.
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Tokio
Tanaka
Moving Day Relief by Canston Storage Co
Moving day worries ease with expert service from Canston Storage Co Advy. Professional help assists with packing, loading, and transporting items to secure storage or new location, offering reliable scheduling and careful handling.
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Canston Storage Co
Advy
Florida Gulf Coast Hit by Repeated Tropical Storms
Tropical storms struck along the east coast with 60 mile winds at Key West and 85 mph gusts near Miami. Fort Lauderdale and Stuart reported property damage and several injuries, though no fatalities. Ten men were missing near No Man’s Key after seeking shelter in a shack during the Florida Keys storm.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Stuart
Broward
Express Company
Homestead Powy
West Palm Beach
Tampa
Marionco
No Man's Key
Florida Keys
Key
Biscayne
Parkway
Georgia Flooded as West Indian Hurricane Advances
East Georgia endures heavy rain with the West Indian hurricane drawing near the Florida coast. Railroads have canceled trains and highways are impassable from Augusta where flooding pockets deepen. The region reports widespread cotton crop destruction due to the downpour.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Augusta
Bahamas hurricane heads toward Gulf of Mexico
The Bahamas hurricane will move west into the Gulf of Mexico for at least 24 hours after plowing through Key West Florida, the Weather Bureau warned.
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Washington
Bahamas
Gulf of Mexica
Key West
Fla
Weather Bureau
New York Joins White Slave Probe In Boston Case
United States Attorney Tuttle said he will participate in the Boston white slave investigation linking the vice traffic to not fewer than 50 murders. He spoke with US Atty Tarr and said on Monday Assistant US Atty Thomas T Cooke will go to Boston with investigators to obtain information from Boston authorities.
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New York World News Service
New York
United States
Atty
Tuttle
Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Atty. Tarr
Thomas T. Cooke
Fox West Coast Theater Deal Quietly Paid Four Million
Kansas City reports Fox West Coast Theaters Inc purchased the Midland Theater and Realty Co holdings in Missouri Kansas and Iowa for four million dollars in a move announced today.
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Kansas City
Fox West Coast Theaters, Inc
Midland Theater & Realty Co
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Rally Day at First Baptist Church Be lsure
Rally Day services feature Boy Wonder on cornet and other numbers on the program at 10 30 a m at First Baptist Church Be lsure and come Ady
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Boy Wonder
First Baptist Church
Lsure
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