Quick Return To Gold Standard Blamed For Crisis
Canton Daily News outlines Britain's coal crisis as Baldwin's subsidy move sparks anger among miners and unions. It cites Labour support, potential transport shutdown, and Keynes's critique of the gold standard as worsening wages and trade, with industrial stagnation across iron, steel, and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Canton Daily News
Ndon
London Acadiery
Goodwond
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Trade Union Congress
Holland
France
John Maynard Keynes
Lopoukova
Churchill
Brazil
Dole
Bercaw Enters Race For Canton School Board Place
Canton's Henry D. Bercaw announces candidacy for North District school board this fall. A longtime local business figure and former educator, he cites strengthening Canton schools as his goal, and notes his civic involvement, university ties, and family in Canton.
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Bercaw
Henry D. Bercaw
Canton
19Th St
Caim
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Clark Building
Otterbein University
Hank
Westerville
Anderson
Ind
Betty Anne
Worley School
Lion's Club
University Club
Hawkins
First United Brethren Church
Loss of Bryan Sparks Democratic Party Reorganization
Washington dispatch notes the Bryan blight has faded and questions how Democrats will reorganize without his personal influence. The piece discusses long held tensions between Bryan loyalists and reformers and how future conventions may differ without his magnetism.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Washington
Bryan
Democratic Party
Appeal Granted in Teapot Dome Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming Judge Kennedy signed an order permitting the government's appeal of the ruling that upheld the Teapot Dome oil lease. The Mam moth Oil Co led by Harry F Sinclair had rights to 3000 acres of naval oil reserves granted by former Interior Secretary Fall. The appeal cites 64 errors and heads to the 8th Circuit in St Louis, with oral argument likely next May.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Secretary of the Interior
A. PF
Wyoming
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Gun Wound Husband Requests Wife Frees From Prosecution
George Adams in a hospital bed near death asks detectives to absolve his wife Lottie Adams of blame after a quarrel at their Fairvale, West Virginia home. Brooke County authorities arrest Mrs. Adams, while conflicting statements emerge about whether she shot to stop him or he threatened her.
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Steubenville
Onto
George Adams
Lottie Adams
Fairvalen
W. Va
Adams
Katherine Wood
Wilmington
Del
Osborne
Wood
Army
Leonard Wood
Paris
Five Extorter Gang Members Post Bond After Slaying Case
Andy Marcus Ed Shirey and George Shirey members of the Extorter gang were released on bonds of 250 each after arrest for an assault tied to the death of Guy Shaw two weeks earlier. Of seven arrested only Jesse and William Simpson remain jailed. others posted bonds. The group is charged with assaulting George Walton who shot Shaw after an incident near Ruck Hill involving a girl companion.
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Andy Marcus
Ed Shirey
George Shirey
Guy Shaw
Jesse
Wiliam Simpson
Géorge Walton
Shaw
Ruck Hill
Seven fascisti acquitted in Dean Mingi murder trial
In Ferrara Italy on August 1 the seven fascisti charged with murdering Dean Mingi last year were acquitted after two weeks of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrara
Italy
Dean Mingi
Chiropractors Ballot Halted in Ohio Court ruling
In Columbus Ohio a court of appeals granted a permanent injunction barring the secretary of state from presenting the state board of Chiropractic examiners proposal to voters at the November election. The ruling confirms a temporary injunction for George T Spahr a private citizen and taxpayer who filed suit last week. Counsel for chiropractors said they will appeal to the state supreme court.
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Columbus, CO
Secretary of State
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Ohio
Court of Appeals
George T. Spahr
Supreme Court
Cleveland Survey Faults County Roads and State Aid
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce released a Cuya hoga county roads survey criticizing county commissioners for poor road conditions. It notes county contributions to state road funds but little return for construction and maintenance, and argues the state did not take over many county roads in the state system. It blames lack of cooperation inspection foresight and poor business judgment in sewer and water main work under roadbeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cuyahoga
Insurance ruling challenged by Chrysler dealers
Columbus August 1 Judge Harry J Conn state insurance superintendent has under advisement a pretest by the Chrysler automobile interests against an order by the state forbidding automobile dealers to include insurance in the cost of a car sold.
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Columbus
Harry J. Conn
Chrysler Automobile
Coolidge Reaches Two-Year White House Milestone
SWAMPSCOTT Mass Aug 1 Tonight marks the second anniversary of President Coolidge occupancy of the White House. Two years ago tomorrow President Harding died and Coolidge sworn in by lamp light in Vermont in the presence of his wife and father. He has built a national Conservative economy platform and led to the 1924 Republican nomination and presidential victory. Congress has approved notable tax cuts and business broadly prospers as the Coolidge era unfolds.
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Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
White House
Harding
Vermont Hills
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Omy
Interest Grows in Local Primary Contests
The week before the Tuesday primary shows increased interest with real contests on both sides. Democrats Major Stanford M. Swarts and J. B. Parker press the nomination while Republicans Mayor Charles M. Ball and ex mayor C. C. Curtis boost activity.
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Stanford M. Swarts
J. B. Parker
Charles M. Ball
C. C. Curtis
Ross. H. Hurford
Jay E. Lehman
Presi
New Portuguese Cabinet Formed After Revolt
Lisbon August 1 A new Portuguese cabinet was formed tonight two weeks after a revolt. Domingos Pereira became premier and interior minister, with Vieira Recha as war minister, Vasco Berges foreign affairs, Pereira Leite colonies, Torres Garcia finance, Nuno Simoes commerce, Alves Monteiro justice, Jose Cameezas education, Caspar Lemos agriculture, and Costa Cabral labor minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domingos Pereira
Senor Vieira Recha
Vasco Berges
Pereira Leite
Torres Garcia
Nuno S§jmoes
Alves Monteiro
Jose Cameezas
Caspar Lemos
Costa Cabral
Tourists Asked to Display British Flag in Canada
Ohio State Automobile Association official C G C Jones urged American visitors driving through Canada to display the British flag with the U S flag. He sent letters to heads of county automobile clubs outlining the courtesy gesture.
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Columbus
Canada
C. G C. Jones
Ohio State Automobile Association
Jones
Ellsworth Plans New Polar Flight By Airship
New York Aug 1 Lincoln Ellsworth famed explorer announced in an interview a new polar expedition using an airship instead of a plane. He expressed firm belief he can reach the top of the world and said he has always thought 80. He has just returned from Norway with Captain Rady Amundsen after the recent pole attempt and appeared in good health and spirits.
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New York
North Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Rady Amundsen
Pole
Norway
Northland
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Daytona Beach
John F. Sheely, an interior decorator, shot and killed his wife Mollie B. Sheely at her Daytona Beach apartment where she had lived since their separation, then fatally shot himself. Mollie died in a local hospital.
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Daytona, Fla
John F. Sheely
Mollie B. Sheely
Daytona Beach
Gasoline price cut in Toledo sparks Ohio war
Toledo August 1 The Sun Oil Co cut gasoline by two cents a gallon effective immediately raising to 20 cents per gallon including tax. Johnson and Ugo followed with an 18 1/2 cent price cut to take effect Sunday. The Standard Oil Co expected to match next week.
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Toledo
Ohio
Sun Oil Co
Johnson and Ugo Gas
Standard Off
Cochranes Director of Publicity for Cox Dies
William Hi Cochrane longtime Democratic publicity director for the 1920 Cox presidential campaign died in Washington after an operation for stomach trouble. He was 1 survived by his wife three sisters and two brothers in St Louis.
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Washington
William Hi of
Cochrane
Democratic Party
Cox
St. Louis
Tax data prepared for Ways and Means committee
Treasury actuaries will start gathering tax data for the House Ways and Means committee after Secretary Mellon returns. Experts say any broad exemption rise to 5000 dollars would reduce revenue too much, and a tax cut to 300 to 400 million dollars requires more taxpayers, not fewer.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Treasury Actuaries
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
Treasury
Admits Murder and Hoax Says Police
John W. Gordon also known as Elmer Reynolds alias Donald Durley confessed to killing Joseph Maurer a Chicago drug clerk. Police doubt the statement suspect it to avoid charges in Wichita while tying him to a Texas murder inquiry and noting his lack of a permanent home. Gordon faces two first degree robbery charges and other alleged robberies and a criminal assault.
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Wichita
Kan
John W. Gordon
Joseph Maurer
Chicago
Russell Scott
Gordon
Elmer Reynolds
Donald Durley
Four speeders nabbed by deputy on Canton Alliance
Four speeders were arrested on the Canton Alliance on Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff A. F. Wade. They were H. W. Pennock of Youngstown at 44 mph, H. W. Kame of 407 Estoppl SW at 48 mph, Curtig L. Seevers of 1026 4th St SW at 48 mph, and William Beardman of Youngstown at 48 mph.
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Canton Alliance
A. F. Wade
EH. W. Kame
Estoppl
Youngstown
Curtig L. Seevers
4Th St
William Beardman
Why He Wants To Be Mayor Of Canton
The Canton Daily News asks seven mayoral candidates to explain their qualifications and goals. Charles M Ball seeks re election citing experience and a drive for a clean economic administration. Ball, Canton native and Canton Law School alumnus, has practiced here since passing the bar and served on council four years.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
The
Daily News
Charles M. Ball
Animal Keeper Recovering From Lion Bite At Nimisila Zoo
Cleve Kelly, 28, an animal keeper at Nimisila zoo, is reported by Mercy hospital attendants to be doing well after Saturday afternoon injuries from Nimbo the lion. He entered the cage to feed the animal, arousing it with his foot, and was clawed and bitten before escaping. The park commission will investigate, with attorney William R. Thom noting Kelly took unnecessary risks.
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Cleve Kelly
Nimisila Zoo
Mercy Hospital
Nimbo
Kelly
William R. Thom
Park Commission
Game Warden Ordered to Capture Eagles
In Brownhelm Ohio August 1 the azalea fish and game division orders Game Warden W. W. Croker of Sandusky to capture two bald headed eagles blamed for depredations on farm fowl. Croker seeks direct proof and faces uncertainty on how to proceed after a farmer was fined for shooting one eagle claiming it attacked his son.
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Brownhelm
Azatea Fish and Game Division
W. W. Croker
Sandusky
Croker
Tie
Dollar a Year Men Aid Prohibition Drive
Washington reports big business leaders will loan executives to the government to advise in the new anti crime drive linked to enforcing prohibition. Gen. Andrews has won pledges from several industrial chiefs to assist in New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities. Cleveland officials say a major crackdown will break next week with warrants and arrests targeting bootleggers rum runners and related operators.
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Congress
Cien TdAncoln
C. Andrews
Prohibition Enforcement
Gen. Andrews
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Garye
White House
Cleveland
Federal
United States
A. B. Barn, Steen
Thomas B. Stona
Road House
Cedar Point
Bernsteen
Woman Swears Out Affidavits Charging Nine in Assault Case
In Shreveport Louisiana on August 1 May Simms alleges she was whipped and body painted at Eros La. The affidavits name five women and four men as assailants and were filed at Jonesboro after a week long DA inquiry.
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Shreveport
Mies
Child Hit by Auto in Xenia Injury Near Home
Phyllis Scott a three year old child was struck by an auto near her home in Xenia Ohio and suffered a skull fracture with probable fatal injury reported late this afternoon authorities said.
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Xenia
Phyllis Scott
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Cincinnati Law School
University of Cincinnati
Hig Record Ag Ofica
ARS
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Rockefeller
Gary
Schwab
Ford
B. H. Gary
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Charles M. Schwab
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