Crippen Arraigned in Canada After Atlantic Chase
Dr Crippen admitted his identity in a Quebec police court and asked to be sent back to England for trial. Miss Leneve was ill and could not appear. The pair were held in the Parliament dungeon as investigators seek poison and Crippen’s revolver.
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United Press
Yebee
Crippen
Janet Angers
Sing
England
Age Angers
Quebec
Parliament
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Hers
Yodon
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Leneve
Montrose
Cripper
Dew
Thaoth
Entis
Expect Big Crowd as Teamsters Plan Euclid Beach Excursion
Canton teamsters finalize plans for August 10 at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland. Invitations extend to all local teamsters including Steiner Coal and Sanitary Milk. About 3000 are expected to attend with a sport program, horse races, and an American League baseball game. Round trip fare is 85 cents via Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
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Canton Teamsters
Euclid Beach Park
Cleveland
Steiner Coal Company
Sanitary Milk Company Teamsters
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Tailor James Kelly Arrested After Hip Dislocation
James Kelly a country tailor north of the McKinley Monument was jailed Saturday for inebriation. He complained of hip pain and was taken by ambulance to Aultman Hospital where doctors found his hip dislocated. He claimed he was struck by a streetcar in the public square, but no accident report was filed.
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James Kelly
City
Kelly
Reemsynder
Aultman Hospital
N U. T. Uo
Wireless feats highlight Dr Crippen capture and other rescues
A historical table reviews notable wireless saves from 1909 to 1910. It notes the Republic rescue of 1000 people after a collision, the Slavonia relief, City of Racine and Ohio incidents, the Kentucky Alamo rescue, Minnehaha aid, Momus fire response, and culminates with the capture of Dr Crippen and Miss Le Neve off Father Point Quebec.
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Guglielmo Marconi
Republic
White Star
Nantucket
Florida
Baltic
Jack Binns
Cunard
Slavonia
Azores
Goodrich
City of Racine
Waukegan
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Ohio
Alaskan
Kentucky
San Francisco
Cape Hatteras
Wireless
Mallory
Atlantic
Minnehaha
Bishop’s Rock
Scilly Island
Southern Pacific
Momus
Comus
Dr. Crippen
Miss Leneve
Father Point
Quebec
Eynon Promotes Universal Holiday Picnic to Rock Springs
Canton business leaders plan a Wednesday civic holiday with a Rock Springs outing. A. C. Bynon says 80 cars will depart from Pennsylvania Station starting 7 to 8 30 am, about 5000 attendees expected, with a quick two hour rail trip and a pavilion filled program at Rock Springs Chester W Va.
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Canton
A. C. Bynon
Business Men’s Association
Business Men’s ‘Association
Rock Springs
Chester
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Silver Lake
Coun
Directors Ask $11 078 For Safety Building
The council will consider funding to complete the new Central engine house and repairs to hose houses. Director T W Dunwoodie cites a total project cost of 16193.92 with 115.72 in the fund leaving 11078.20 needed. bonds are expected and repairs listed for hoses Nos 2 3 4 5 7 and 8 totaling 1529.50.
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Council
T. W. Dunwoodie
Public Safety
Dunwoodie
Nhew
Kelier Huff
A. C. Eynon
Kuehn Electric Company
Central Engine and
Akron and Canton Compete In Sunday School Contest
The Akron Canton rivalry in the four week Sunday school contest intensifies as Akron posts a 36 point gain on Sunday with Akron 843 to Canton 807, reflecting strong local pride and shifting leadership.
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Canton
Akron
Akronites
Haase Dives Fatal After Lake Tragedy in Amherstburg
Norman Haase 17 died after a drowning accident while swimming with cousin Arthur Linden near Amherstburg Ontario on the Detroit River. He could not swim and was last seen in four feet of water after a plank attempt failed. His body returned to Canton home with Christoph Haase and Linden. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 in the First Reformed Church.
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Detroit
Christoph Haase
Amherstburg
Arthur Linden
Cleveland
Linden
Haase
Canton
T. P. Boltiger
First Reformed Church
Wiestlawn
Carl
Henry Maag
Worothy
Itha Haase
Norman Haase
Roler Printing Co
Bank Heist in Quamia Minnesota Net $42000
Early today three expert cracksmen broke into the First State Bank in Quamia. They blew the safe and carried off 42000 dollars. Police searched the town for the culprits as details emerged.
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Quamia, Minn
First State Bank
Wanted His Slippers In Court Testimony Declines Charge
Wife and daughter testified for F Keller of Johnson Court as he faced a disturbance charge. The court released him after no offense was shown. Keller quipped he was looking for slippers and may have spoken loudly. The judge questioned his focus on the slippers.
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F. Keller
Johnson Court
Keller
Canadian Captain shot by private at Victoria barracks
Captain Peter Kliston of the Royal Canadian Artillery was shot dead by a private in his command at the barracks near Victoria today. The killer escaped and the entire force at the barracks has been called out and is in pursuit.
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Victoria
B. C
Peter Kliston
Royal Canadian Artillery
Booster campaign boosts Canton lot payments and plans
The Canton Business Men's Association and the Board of Trade report strong early results from the Booster Campaign for the Business Men's addition. Second installments are due August. an engineer will be hired to plat and grade lots, with contracts let after leveling work.
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Canton Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
A. C. Bynon
Business Men's Association
Folwell Building
Harrison Avenue
Insanity Plea Planned in Willaman Murder Trial
Defense lawyers for Cletus Willaman, accused of killing Mr and Mrs Warrn Koons in Canton last April, will seek an insanity plea and move to obtain from the state papers and a book on witchcraft allegedly studied by Willaman. The judge indicated a ruling soon as the defense reviews the Chicago detective interview. The state will oppose the motion at Ambler's court.
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Cletus Willaman
Warrn Koons
Canton
Ambler
Wilaman
Upham and Braucher
Willaman
Chicago
Notice to Lot Purchasers in Canton Campaign
August installments on lots subscribed for in The Greater Canton campaign are now due and should be paid at once to the secretary at 424 Folwell building above Zollinger's Daylight store.
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Greater Canton
Folwell Building
Zollinger
Greater
Canton
Folwell P
Zollinger’s
Governor Harmon Wields Big Stick to End Strike
Governor Harmon pressures company attorneys to force settlement of a strike. He meets with company officials and legal counsel to accelerate talks and avert further disruption. Local leadership warns of potential nationwide impact if negotiations stall.
Riots Continue After Car Attacked and Crew Chased
A factional melee escalates as a car is attacked and a crew pursued, ending with a crash in the aftermath. Authorities report ongoing unrest and investigations into the incidents.
Cost of keeping troops in Columbus per day totals 11642.64
Daily state expenditure lists for 3000 enlisted men at 2.00, rations 0.40, transport 2000, generals pay 22.22, brigadiers 33.24, colonels 244.42, lieutenant colonels 174.96, majors 249.90, captains 667, lieutenants 496.80, second lieutenants 354, incidental 200. Overall daily cost 11642.64 with transport estimated at 14000 and daily basis seven days.
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Columbus
Governor Harmon Ready to Use Big Stick in Street Car Strike
Indications mount that Governor Harmon plans strong measures to end the Columbus street car strike. After a Sunday conference with H J Booth, attorney for the street railway company, talks with union workers resume. Reports say the governor may declare martial law to seize control of the railway and compel a peace settlement.
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Columbus
Harmon
H. J. Booth
E. K. Stewart
Booth
Union
Military Duty First Sinner Sentences and Penance in Prison
Charles Kingston was sentenced to Sunday imprisonment for assaulting Clarence Leonard, an employee of The Miller New Ice company, and served alone in the city jail. His companion George Bair also received Sunday imprisonment but joined Company C, Ohio National Guard in Columbus to avoid court martial. Judge Quinn said Bair would be excused from Sunday imprisonment until after military duty return.
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Charles Kingston
Clarence Leonard
Miller New Ice Company
George Bair
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Bair
Quinn
Barr
Fohr Insane Verdict Sentences Man to State Hospital
After testimony from relatives and neighbors and doctors from Canal Fulton and Canton, Probate Judge C Bow ruled Lawrence Fohr of Newman insane. An inquest in insanity was prompted by the state fire marshal after Fohr set his home ablaze and attempted suicide by leaping into a well.
Notice to Lot Purchasers Folwell p building
Notice to lot purchasers concerning the Folwell property building located above Zollinger's store. The notice outlines action required by purchasers, the relevant authority, and any deadlines or stakes associated with the lot purchase.
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