Surgeon Warned Bryan Urges Caution On Exercise And Diet
The article notes the death of William Jennings Bryan from apparent overexertion and obesity related health issues. It warns middle aged men about risks from rapid work return after illness, overindulgence, and strenuous sport. It advocates cautious exercise and medical monitoring to prevent organic disease.
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Raymond Wallace
Canton Daily News
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mirger
Bryan death creates political ripples in party circles
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan’s influence on Democrats who favor a southern western fusion against eastern power. It notes Bryan’s support for a southern or western presidential candidate in 1928 and hints at McAdoo faction seeking his backing.
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Bryan
Dayton
William Gibbs McAdoo
Mr. Bryan
West
South
McAdoo
Canton Girl Scouts Enjoy Camp Life at Oneida Junction
Forty girl scouts learn woodland lore water sports and crafts at a camp three miles south of Malvern on Sandy creek. Miss Mary Manley directs the camp with staff including Miss Ethel Mason Miss Louise Raymond and Miss Carolyn Dickson.
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Oneida Junction
Malvern
Hfe
Corncil Ae
Iife
Mary Manley
Ethel
Bryan at Conventions Through the Years
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan's actions at U S political conventions from 1896 to 1924 including cross of gold reception in 1896 and his 1912 vote for Wilson. It notes his influence waning after 1928 with no Bryan to challenge the party and hints at future power shifts within the party.
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Champ Clark
Gyan
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Parker
McAdoo
Ku Klux Klan
Madison Square Garden
Police Nab Quartet in Speeding Cases
Four men were arrested Saturday on speeding charges. Names listed include William Taylor Frank Marcelli R F Co No 8 Canton RK H Murphy and Adolph Peterson of 1824 5th Street SQW. The note about altitude is not relevant to the event.
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William Taylor
Frank Marcelli
R. F. Co
Canton
RK. H. Murphy
Adolph Peterson
5Th St Sqw
Pittsburgh Chamber Opens Union War On Coal Region
The Pittsburgh chamber of commerce announces formation of an independent miners organization led by E. C. McCullough to challenge the United Mine Workers in western Pennsylvania. The move follows miners’ and operators’ wage disputes and seeks to break union influence to end industry stagnation.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
United Mine Workers
FE. C. McCullough
West Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
Organization
Chamber
McCullough
Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
The
Coolidge Seeks Tax Drive To Unlock Hidden Money
The article notes a two year term ending with stable unemployment and confidence, and President Coolidge plans a congressionally backed effort to shift capital by a major tax program. He aims to release about eleven billion dollars from non taxable securities by sharply cutting the surtax to bolster national prosperity and business confidence.
Primary Interest Rises in Canton Ballot
In Canton the school board race shows sign of activity with Huff and Keller Be. Huff and Keller Be. Huff lead, while Republican and Democrat labels fade amid vigorous campaigning. Party groups stay neutral though candidates mobilize volunteers, with Mayor Ball’s camp active at campaign HQ. The municipal court judgeship nomination also draws attention around the courthouse as the new court’s early fate hinges on its first decisions.
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Dent
Keller
Huff
Mexico
Mayor Ball
Canton
Ellsworth Eyes Second Polar Dash With Amundsen Leader
Ellsworth speaks of a preliminary Arctic attempt and plans for a repeat voyage from Spitzbergen. He praises his crew and notes Amundsen as the desired leader if they try again. He mentions the 150000 dollar cost of the prior expedition and a forthcoming New York celebration with Amundsen in October to discuss a possible second polar journey.
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Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Ellsworth
Norway
New York
Signs for Autoists Read by Shape on Ohio Highways
Ohio motorists soon will read road instructions by sign shapes as the state highway department installs a new system. Circles indicate railroad crossings, octagons mean stop, diamonds signal slow or caution, squares warn to look or pay attention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Automobile Association
State Highway Department
Brazil Falls Behind in Radio Development Despite Plans
A Commerce Department report notes Brazil lags in radio due to climate and weak receiving sets. Four stations over 500 watts exist, six smaller stations are on air, and 2,998 receiving licenses exist with bootlegs common. Plans include upgrading a 500 watt plant to 1 kilowatt and boosting American-made equipment.
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Robert Mack
Canton Daily News
Washington
Brazil
Iaw
Department of Commerce
J. J. Marrinan
Rio de Janeiro
Shetter
Paulists Radio Educadora Society
United States
Palmer Furniture Co Celebrates 33rd Year in Canton
W. E. Palmer Furniture Co, Canton's oldest store, marks 33 years of growth from a 12 by 60 room to a two story building at 401-403 Market Ave S. Founded in 1892 by W C Palmer and now run by son W R Palmer, the firm installed an 80 foot electric sign with 450 bulbs and an illuminated rocking chair as its feature. Remodeling of show windows and first floor complete.
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Canton
W. E. Palmer Furniture Co
Guht Advertising Co
East Third St
Palmer
Canton Hardware Co
Palmer Company
Av S
W. C. Palmer
W. R. Palmer
Canton Mayor Ball Campaign Biography
The article profiles Ball who became Canton’s mayor in 1924 after C. C. Curtis was removed by Governor Vic Dorothey. It notes his finance committee leadership, his claim to keep the city within income, and a city treasury balance of 23000 after bills were paid. He emphasizes honesty, law enforcement, and city interests.
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C. C. Curtis
Vic Dorothey
Canton
Motorist John Strayer Arrested for Reckless Driving
Police arrested John Strayer of 1024 Market ay N on a Saturday afternoon charge of reckless driving.
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John Strayer
Market Ay N
New Franklin Foretells Eleventh Homecoming Day
New Franklin marked its eleventh annual homecoming with banners displayed across town. The schedule began at 10 30 a m featuring sports contests entertainment and speeches with a lawn dinner at noon and prizes awarded for contest winners. The Alliance Machine Go orchestra and the Minerva band performed during the festivities.
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New Franklin
Alliance Machine Go
Minerva Band
Father and Son Nabbed by Police in Bootlegging Case
Massillon Ohio August 1 Father and son W G Blanchard and Louis Blanchard were arrested on their Washington ay farm on Saturday in a bootlegging probe. A half pint bottle of whiskey was found in their car near the house and they are jailed charged with illegal sale of liquor.
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Massillon
Washington
W. G. Blanchard
Louis
Palmer Announces Installations At Store Floor and Elevator
Palmer announces improvements including a new store floor and an electric elevator. The update signals modernization and enhanced accessibility for shoppers and staff alike.
Doughnut Hole Racket At Local Lunch Counter
In a Canton area dinery we overhear a critic who works at a factory claiming doughnuts should have perfectly round holes. He argues precision should extend to pastry as he calls for stricter inspection. The tale ties into a bank example about striving for perfection and potential customer loss.
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Ed Bender
Canton
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Y. M. C. A. Work
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