Harter Opens Hospital Probe In Kent Area
Prosecutor Henry W. Harter Jr opens a general grand jury inquiry into Mary Stark Sanitarium building commission under indictment member Fromm. Witnesses include all board members except Fromm who faces charges in Canton and Cleveland. Testimony will cover contracts and potential irregularities. Additional matters include the shooting of a young boy by Policeman Mansfield.
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Mary Stark Sanitarium Building Commission
Charles A. Fromm
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Harter
Building Commission
Fromm
Canton
Cleveland
Carson-Cleveland Co
Grand Jury
E. C. Mansfield
Sleeper Fatally Struck by Moving Engine in Ohio Town
William Gates aged 26 of Uhrichsville was fatally injured when a shifting engine ran over him as he slept on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near the station. Authorities suspect intoxication left him with nowhere else to sleep. He died at Twin City Hospital about 20 minutes after the accident.
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Uhrichsville
William Gates
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gates
Twin City
Manon Sanders Shot During Police Disturbance Call
Police dispatched to 8th Street and Lafayette SE reported several men creating a disturbance by breaking bottles. Manon Sanders fled during questioning and was shot in the foot, police say, with no serious injury. Sanders awaits trial on suspicion charges.
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Manon Sanders
Broxamar SE
Sanders
8Th St
Lafayette
Fleeing bandit killed in Indianapolis
A fleeing bandit was killed in Indianapolis when a gasoline failure stalled the car during a hold up of a delicatessen. George Ryder, 20, died after a policeman shot him. The incident ends the chase begun last night by police. A second bandit remains at large.
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Indianapolis
George Ryder
Four Killed by Autos in Cincinnati
Four people died in Cincinnati over the weekend when struck by automobiles. Among the dead were a 14 year old girl Mary In gie and a 70 year old man Frank Anderson. two others were unidentified negro individuals.
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Cincinnati
Mary Ingie
Frank Anderson
Dead man, injured child in Canton Stark County traffic toll
One man, Glen Elwood Schrader, 21, from Cuyahoga Falls, died after driving into a canal in Canal Fulton due to fog. Eight year old June McKenzie of Minerva is critically injured with a fractured skull after being struck while crossing Market Street in Minerva. In Canton seven others were injured in a string of crashes, including a wreck at Edwards Avenue NE where four were hurt when a car was demolished by a streetcar.
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Canton
Starkeo
Glen Elwood Schrader
S. 7Th St
Cuyahoga Falls
June McKenzie
Minerva
Schrader
Canal Bridge
Canal Fulton
Canal
McQuade
McKenzie
Charles McKenzie
Market Ay
Carrollton
Little Flower Hospital
Edwards Av NE
Stark Electric Railroad Crossing
Ben Murray
15Th St NE
Helen Buddie
Catherine Fouts
Murray
L. E. Worley
Akron
Walnutav
6Th St
Chase Walker
Minerva Waa
Utomobile
Tuscarawas St
W. J. Koenig
Cleveland
Rosella Koenig
Grace Reynolds
Clarendon Av
Dan Spier
Wayne Av
Walter Huffman
Harrisburg Rd
Spier
Huffman
Hilda Wertz
Rowland
Grace Tate
6Th St NE
Canton Alliance Rd
Mercy Hospital
Miss Tate
Magnolia
Sarah Jane Moore
New York Fetes MacDonald Amid City Honor
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald alters plans after accepting Mayor Walker’s invitation to receive the freedom of New York. He will visit City Hall for the ceremony before heading to Washington. Passengers were disappointed by his absence at church services as he rested after a rough night at sea.
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Norman Smith
MacDonald
United Press
Seer
Donald
Walker
New York
Washington
Elt
MacDonlad
Typical Fall Weather Here
The weatherman in Canton described a pleasant autumn day Sunday followed by the usual wet and cool pattern of fall. He noted a high of 74 degrees Sunday afternoon and cautioned that October may bring some pleasantly warm days with continued unsettled skies.
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Canton
Mercury
Carl Meyer
Fifteen Die in Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll
Fifteen people were killed in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. The Akron area suffered five deaths, including eight year old Richard Shriber of Akron, seventeen year old Earl Calhoun of Sabina, and forty three year old Clifford Parker of Toledo. Other fatalities occurred in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Youngstown, and Steubenville.
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United Press
Ohio
Akron
Vicinity
Richard Shriber
Earl Calhoun
Sabina
Clifford Parker
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Steubenville
Auto Victim Dolly Moore Identified in Chicago River
The body of a woman recovered from a vehicle that plunged into the Chicago River in the downtown industrial area was identified as Dolly Moore, 36, of Chicago.
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Chicago
Dolly Moore
Curtis Waives Claim to Precedence at White House Dinner
Vice President Curtis has waived his sister Mrs Ally Curt Ganns claim to top seating for the White House dinner honoring Premier MacDonald. Mrs Gann will sit below Lady Isabella Howard, wife of the British ambassador, resolving a longstanding hostesses problem. No invitation to the British embassy dinner for Curtis or his sister was extended.
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United Preas
Ashington
Curtis
Ally Curt. Gann
White House
MacDonald
Stimson
Gann
Isabella Howard
Washington
Cot
Longworth
House
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Steel firm deal seen as possible in New York
A San Francisco dispatch to the New York Herald Tribune reports that James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, and Myron C. Taylor, chairman of the finance committee, were seen in New York as signaling an approaching deal involving Columbia Steel Corp. and related concerns.
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New York
San Francisco
New York Herald
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corp
Myron C. Taylor
Columbia Steel Corp. Lm
Masonic Lodges Set MM Degree at Special Communication
Masonic Fraternity Canton McKinley and Lathrop Lodges will confer the MM degree at a Special Communication of Wm McKinley Lodge in the Cathedral Room of the Masonic Temple on Tuesday October 1 at 7 30 pm. Delegates to the Grand Chapter and Grand Councils sessions will be guests. All members invited.
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Masonic Fraternity
Canton
McKinley
Lathrop
Wm. McKinley Lodge
Masonic Temple
Grand Colweis
Fraternity
Ag Ime
Judge Orders Ban on Bets at Northampton Races
Akron reports Judge E D Patrane granted a temporary injunction restraining betting at the Northampton track 19 day meet. W E Pardee filed the action as a private citizen. Races will skip Tuesday. Steinmetz says his lawyers will seek dissolution. Deputy Neal to serve notices. Bollinger and Isham unavailable for comment.
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Akron
E. D. Patrane
W. E. Pardee
Northampton
Steinmetz
George Neal
Jacob Bollinger
Bollinger
Don Isham
Miller Huggins Laid to Rest in Cincinnati Grave
The body of Miller Huggins was lowered into Spring Grove Cemetery with only family and close friends present. Attendants included Myrtin Huggins, Arthur Huggins, Clarence Huggins, Edna and Alice Vosmer, and baseball figures Herb Pennock and Ernie Diehl, with services held yesterday at Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church.
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Cincinnati
Miller Huggins
Spring Grove
Myrtin Huggins
Charles McManus
George, Perry
Morris Isaacs
Ernie Diehl
Horton Shedd
Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church
Frederick N. McMillin
Canton Residents Fracture Injuries In Hit-Skip Crash
Mr and Mrs H C Sullivan of Canton were injured when their car was struck and overturned in downtown Clarksburg West Virginia. The couple suffered minor injuries while their son Bobby and Mr Sullivan’s father were unharmed. The sedan was demolished.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
H. Cecil Sullivan
7Th St
Mr. Sullivan
Canton Daily News
Bobby
Storm Leaves 11 Dead as Gulf Storm Looms
A Gulf storm battered Florida and Alabama causing 11 deaths and two shipwrecks. Port cities reported 50 mile per hour winds, barometer drops, and lines of communication broken. Rescue and warning efforts expanded from Florida to Biloxi as ships sought shelter and authorities prepared for the worst.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Bahama Islands
Florida
Gulf
Alabama
Apalachicola
Port St. Joe
Panama City
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Bahamas
Biloxi
Miss
Atlantic
Key West
British Light
Coast Guard
Saukee
Scandia
Miami
Warbler
Baltimore
Plane Crash Kills W H Emery and Four Others
W H Emery a pilot and airplane distributor, his brother Leland, passenger E L Michael 26, and Miss Ella Davis died when their plane failed and crashed in a meadow near Kane Pa Emory Field in Bradford Pa was named for Emery and Emery had competed in three transcontinental air races.
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Kane
W. H. Emery
Emery
Leland
E. L. Michael
Ella Davis
St. Mary's
Bradford
Masons Begin 3 Day State Convention in Canton
Canton hosts over 700 Masons for the 100th annual Grand Council Royal and Select Masons meet. Judge Harvey F. Ake will give the welcome address as sessions open in the Masonic Temple. Women guests will enjoy tours, shopping, and dinners during the three day event with officers and visitors from multiple states.
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Canton
Mecca
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons
Masonic Temple
Harvey F. Ake
Dayton
Grand Council
Cantor Club
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
O. Frank Hart
South Carolina
Charlies C. Davis
Illinois
United States
Bush to Pilot Chicago Sox
Chicago officials announced Donnie Bush will manage the Chicago White Sox for the next two seasons after resigning as Pittsburgh Pirates manager. Bush led the Indianapolis Indians before joining the Pirates, bringing his American Association experience to the Chicago club.
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Chicago
Donnie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Bush
Pirates
Indianapolis Indians
Youth Injured in Dover Crash
Dover reports Marion Posten twenty of Akron critically injured early morning when struck by a car driven by Strasburg marshal Charles Dreher. Posten and cousin Clezthus Lance were en route to Volga West Virginia and paused under a street light to view a map when the vehicle allegedly careened across the road, striking Posten head on. He was taken to Union Hospital for X rays to assess possible back fracture.
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Dover
Marion Posten
Akron
Union Hospital
Charlies Dreher
Strasburg
Posten
Clezthus Lance
Ak- Tron
Volga
W. Va
Strasburg Marabal
Bandit Shot by Assistant Manager at Chicago Theater
Babe Cobb 25 assistant manager at Moe Vicker's in the Loop shot and killed a bandit fleeing the Chicago theater's cashier after a $7,100 holdup. Cobb had been training with a pistol since the earlier raid and opened a sliding door as the bandit fled, ending the pursuit with three shots. The bandit, about 35, wearing new clothes with J initials tattooed on his right arm, is believed linked to other theater office robberies.
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United Preas
Chicago
Babe Cobb
Moe Vicker
Big Loop
Cobb
McVickers
A. Oin
Express Company
BelGica Balloon Stills Active in Gordon Bennett Race Debrief
Eight balloons from the Gordon Bennett race are down after a nine day flight. Goodyear VIII covered 325 miles landing near Troy Ohio. Army balloon 310 miles landed Celina Ohio and Navy balloon 300 miles landed Dixon, Illinois. Belgica remains unreported.
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ST. Louis
Denmark
Bedford
Ind
Troy
United States
Goodyear
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Suspension of A. F. Harbert Confirmed by City Officials
The five day old suspension of A. F. Harbert from the city police was confirmed by Safety Director Harry M. Kimbel for conduct unbecoming an officer. Harbert may appeal to the city civil service commission within ten days. Charles C. Hinkel was appointed assistant chief, to assume service duties. City council to consider motorized equipment for traffic police and three thousand feet of hose for the fire department.
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A. F. Harbert
Earl Hexamer
Harry M. Kimbel
Harbert
City Civil Service Commission
Charles C. Hinkel
McGregor
Ohio War Memorial Dedicated in Montafaucon France
In Montfaucon France on Sept 30 the 37th American Division memorial to Ohio war dead was dedicated. French Minister of the Interior Andre Tardieu and envoy honored Myron T. Herrick and underscored Franco American friendship and cooperation after the war.
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Montfaucon
France
Myron T. Herrick
Andre Tardieu
Ohio
Tardieu
United States
Pisa Tower Strengthened In Ground Cement Injections
The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy shows permanent stability after engineers inject cement into the ground around its base. The centuries-old structure benefits from the stabilization work conducted to secure the tower's foundation.
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Pisa
Italy
British Princess Ill in London as Queen's Sister Lapses
Royal eldest sister of the King is seriously ill today at Lodge Braemay Scotland. Clearance gate ends October. Store open evenings. Wayne sburg Adv.
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London
Royal
King
Lodge, Braemay
Scotland
iWaynesburg
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Bethlehem
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A. B. Homers
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