Donahey Asks Illinois Indiana Governors Aid
Ohio Governor Donahey telegraphed Illinois Governor Small and Indiana Governor Jackson seeking support for a peace conference between miners and coal operators. The plan called for reconvening an interstate conference of mines and operators in the central competitive area to address the coal strike situation in Ohio.
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Man hunts boy over dog death in Canton note
A Canton note laments a boy who lost his dog to cruelty and urges the culprit to face the charge. It highlights a 16 to 18 year old seen with a rifle near a creek on Monday afternoon and quotes a local letter demanding explanation for the dog’s shooting.
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Dinner Tonight Honors Roemer in Canton Hospitality
Henry A Roemer is the focus of a Canton hotel dinner with over 300 attendees expected. Speakers include friends of the president elect EA McCuskey plus local officials from Canton Chamber of Commerce and Superior Steel. Entertainment and tributes to Roemers accomplishments in civic service round out the program.
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Oklahoma Hop Delayed by Unfavorable Weather
Oklahoma City August 2 delayed the planned voyage of the monoplane Oklahoma piloted by Bennett Griffin navigator. A low cloud layer postponed takeoff from Phillipe Field Hartsville, with a fresh window expected later as weather clears for a coastward flight from Hartsville.
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Francisco Toso
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Andy Leg
Phillipe Field
Hartlesvile
Canton Daily News Classifieds Parade Ad Specials
In a dense Canton Daily Classifieds blurb this week readers are urged to check the Big Summer Parade of used care listings. The notice highlights special prices for quick lending and features a grab bag of items offered under the week’s classification 134 with casual wording.
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Democratic Boosters Meet To Kick Off Reelection Campaign
Official opening of the primary campaign for Mayor Swarts reelection will be held Wednesday night in the Constant dining room. Elam R. Thom chairs the event with opening remarks by Margaret Alihen. Democratic voters are invited to attend as Swarts reviews his mayoral accomplishments and discusses the city’s cleanup and housing issues.
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Pope Receives 125 Pilgrims Audience Impresses Rome
Holy Father grants audience to 125 pilgrims from Pittsburgh Pa in Rome. The visitors, escorted by noble guards in gold uniforms, are described as among the year’s most notable. The scene features papal court masters and dignitaries witnessing the audience's solemn display.
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St Paul Attorney to Wed Member of Italian Nobility
Minn August 2 Frank Quinn former attorney will wed Mary to claim Anna Maria Miesarrt daughter of Marentine nobility. Pair met in Paris and plan marriage in St Paul.
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Labor Federation Endorses Sherman Antitrust Repeal
The Stassachussite branch of the American Federation of Labor held its 42nd annual convention in Wall River Aug. The delegates unanimously adopted an annual report urging immediate repeal of the Sherman antitrust act.
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New Auto Law in Ohio Goes Into Effect Today
A stringent Ohio motor vehicle measure, sponsored by Rep. John I. Anderson and ALR. Creighton, becomes effective today. First offense carries a fine of 200 to 500 dollars and potential imprisonment from 30 days to six months. A second offense bars driving for a set period. The old penalties were much lower.
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Ottawa welcomes Pringe and party amid parade
Ottawa greeted Pringe and a government party at noon with ministers and a Canadian general among officials. A large crowd gathered on Parliament Hill as troops paraded in full dress during a public celebration. Government house invitations followed later in the day for the royal event observers.
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President Sees New Arms Pact At Conference
Unclear draft note reports President viewing a new arms pact during a Geocon Conference. Mentions Coolidge, executive sessions, and planned plenary meetings with ongoing negotiations ahead of Thursday sessions.
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Brand New Fashion Service Launches in Canton Dal
A fashion department introduces a brand new service in Canton Dal, aiming to refresh styling options and expand customer reach. The initiative highlights modern wardrobe options and on demand guidance.
Air Viking Charm Captivates 150000 Fans at Cleveland Airport
Report from Cleveland documents the awe and excitement as Charles Lindbergh, the famed aviator, arrived at Cleveland airport to a crowd of about 150,000. Police organized a march and crowd control as Cantonians and others pressed toward the speaker platform while mayor and residents praised his calm, magnetic presence.
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Canton
Second Mate Sues Inlaws For Wedding Expenses
Amod M. Anand sues Mr and Mrs Jellel for recover of 2621.59 spent planning and facilitating his daughter’s marriage to Albert, alleging the bride’s parents and others arranged a sham wedding with the intent she would depart to Pennsylvania and marry again. He claims funds covered clothing, jewelry, and other articles. The case is being heard in court.
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Husbays
Syearvold
Minole Sellel
Anand
Atinnia
Melchor
Police Follow Two Bomb Tips In Mysterious Case
White police keep open the theory the explosion that ruined Willa G Manwell's home at 406 12th NE was linked to Judge Hubert Pontus. Detectives shift to a new angle amid suspected labor trouble at Maxwell's coal mine. They plan to trace the device's source and press for arrests as officials warn against further attacks on law and order.
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Chief Executive to Retire from Politics
A brief note reports the chief executive plans to retire from political life. The story notes imminent retirement, with no further details on successor, timing, or official statements available in the readable text.
America’s Hero to Circle Over City With We
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public event involving a hero figure and a community fund in Cleveland Canton area. Unclear names and details. The readable parts mention a youth era and a ceremony in a hotel setting with a ringed circle and a phrase We.
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Community Fund
Ehalenan
Cleveland
Canton
Bells and Lindbergh visit sparks Canton anticipation
Fragmentary account reports bells and whistles ready for arrival of Col Charles Lindbergh in Canton on a Wednesday. Citizens expect signals from sirens and church bells as Lindbergh circles overhead, with plans for a possible airport visit and a brief landing.
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