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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1926
Page
1
Ohio voters faced a high profile primary as the nation watches the contest between Pomerene and Allen. Reported from Cleveland on Aug 10, the race drew dramatic interest as campaigns in Cleves continued amid strong attention to the outcome.
Washington dispatch reports Ohio's Democratic primary as crucial for 1928, with former Senator Atlee Pomerene seen as a strong presidential candidate risk. If nominated he could challenge Senator Willis, while McAdoo and Judge Allen appear as influential figures shaping party lines and potential ticket dynamics.
The Daily News offices will be open tonight to provide election returns by mid night with telephone service for readers. An extra paper will be issued at 5 o clock tomorrow morning detailing Republican primary results and the Allen PomereneDemocrat contest. Florence Alten spoke in Newark about running for the Senate and good government, while Tamm urged support for victory alongside other nominees.
Jefferson area report notes heroism as Chattan Kilmardin recused as three prisoners were captured after a tense jailbreak attempt. Authorities say another group remains at large, with no further details released.
Washington Aug 10 A vigorous reply to Georges Clemenceau's letter seeking virtual cancellation of France's 1 0 000 000 debt may be issued by Senator Borah of Idaho. He said he would comment later after reviewing the letter but noted its possible significance in relation to French opposition to Mellon’s plan. Officials say Clemenceau does not speak for the Poincare government and no revision is likely.
In Chihuahua Mexico editor Silvestre Terrars was jailed on sedition charges over editorials on religious troubles. His daughter Irene Terrasas of El Paso Texas campaigned for his release and he was released after several days in jail.
An incident at a police station area featured two shots fired at close range, failing to injure a man. Mayor Swarts, Safety Director Weramer, and others observed as officials learned the shots aimed to demonstrate bullet-proof vests. The event highlighted Canton made armor and included remarks by Al Dunlop of The Detective.
A fragmented report describes a family tragedy with Porter McKinney and relatives. The text mentions a premature birth and a mother who died after childbirth, with unclear surrounding details and locations.
Three men were killed in a crash on Telegraph road near Monroe Michigan. The victims identified as Clarence Hart Arthur Rummel and George Heman all Norwood residents and employees of Cartoon Driveway Co at Norwood were in the touring car.
A fragment notes the Zanesville Chamber of Commerce petitioning Washington for measures to lower the Main Street lift bridge. The item references War Department reception and Huntington, West Virginia, with unclear details on action or outcome.
New Orleans reports Samuel Jourdan owner of a vicious goat accused of injuring Mrs Miller when the animal allegedly gored her as she opened a gate. The suit seeks 8080 in damages. Claim states Jourdan allowed the animal to roam streets despite prior incidents. The victim underwent months of medical care following the attack.
A $25,000 blade blaze swept Merit Auto Painting Co in Lorain on August 10. The cause is unknown. One employee was overcome by smoke and taken to a hospital for treatment.
The English Channel again turned back swimmers Helmy and Georges as they failed to complete the crossing due to heavy weather. The pair, led by the tug escort, were forced to abandon the attempt near Boulogne after a rough morning of swimming and delays.
In Mexico, a clash at Aguayo, Michoacan, left four priests dead and citizens wounded while 43 were captured by soldiers. The Catholic episcopate said the conflict between church and government is deadlocked as mediation efforts faltered. The embassy reported no word on soldier injuries. The British note of protest and moves toward Catholic economic resistance spread, with theaters emptied and 10 million pesos withdrawn as currency exchange fears rose.
Pax ton Aug 19 Emmett French Youngstown Steve Zappe Jeprinsfield Larry Nabhois Cleve land Al Abrott Youngstown and George Howard Canton will represent Ohio in the Professional Association tournament on Long and in the fall They were the top scorers in yesterday's qualifying round Canton scores were J Thompson 1 5 6 Go Howard Tas W Le Ripley 176 B Thompson 153.
Columbus report by state Jubition Commissioner B McDonald says the recent raid by enforcement agents at the Middetown Bike Lodge was justified. McDonald cites investigation at the Governor’s Frequent Lodge and notes protests from officials. McDonal d's view contrasts with other officials who found improper conduct.
Unclear fragmentary report from August reveals a death list rising in St Londus with references to saline Hosoma and Deveripert Nartor, indicating an administrative or vigil event. Details remain unreadable but suggest a local casualty tally or memorial listing connected to recent events.
Local man hunted as the search for an alleged enemy of enemies continues in Canton. Reporter Dennis R. Smith discusses whether mysterious Chicago telephone calls could have saved life of Don R. Mellett and if the hired gunmen were known to the publisher.
Wall Street saw a sharp selling wave sparked by new loan figures for the week ending July 28. Steel and industrial shares led declines as investors weighed unfilled orders and monthly tone data. Independent stocks and some rail and manufacturing names also fell, while a few issues found limited support.
Investigators pursued clues Tuesday as they sought Sumbo Crowley amid reports the suspect had fled town. A Chicago associate tied to a gang and alleged to run a counterfeit scheme was among hypotheses. Officials pressed for interviews after a key tip about plans to kill the victim.
Hundreds gathered in Market aynd Tuscarawas et to meet John McSweyn, the Democratic nominee for Congress. Many did not recognize the tired face beneath the campaign exterior until a second glance revealed the familiar features of the tenth district’s representative, Andre.
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