29 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
1
Aug 29 report says the Pact of London was ratified by the Relehea rraberty for the Dawer Young reparations program. The Bank of Inane and Rentemari were noted as having passed, with formal application of reparations cot in the great chamber. Vote announced as 314 to 127.
Berlin reports the American Zeppelins plan extended flight to Flensburg next week with speed 28 meters per second, testing apparatus aboard to measure speed wind and altitude. US and German officials outline stationing at McCook Field and future hangar work at Takehara and Scott Field as world airship demand rises.
In Aitishburg August 2 an investigation was opened after city police tested Harry Holtgraver at the Western Penitentiary. Authorities aimed to question Hoverager and Lobige in connection with a fatal spring outbreak at the facility, where dynamite explosions in the yard killed two guards and left about a thousand convicts exposed to danger.
Newark bandits in New Jersey rode from an auto on Broad Street and held up William Smith with revenge as motive. They escaped after seizing $112,000 in checks. the location was nearby and authorities pursued them.
Aug 29 an advance guard of forty Republicans from Lincoln greeted General Charles G Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate on arrival in Dawes will speak at the University of Nebraska Stadium tonight. Committee reports a crowd of about forty thousand from across Nebraska expected for the agricultural address, his second campaign speech.
Judge A W Agler overruled motion to withdraw plea in the works sentence of EB Febb superintendent of the Pas sount Chitame. Prosecutor C B McClintock said an appeal will be made to the appeals court. Details reference William Lloyd Shaw who was horsewhipped in a woods near.
The 60th annual Stark County teachers institute adjourned Friday afternoon after adopting resolutions and electing delegates to the Ohio State Teachers Association. Walton B. Bust of Columbus addressed the gathering, urging teachers to keep instruction focused on children and not be swayed by Dewey’s philosophy. Sarah C. Athley of Athens discussed the Gon method for reading, emphasizing phonetic recognition over letter naming, and Sally continued lectures on project method in English education.
Joan Preston of 1101 Tuscarra faced speeding charges in Rimingh Court with Judge Bowman presiding. She pleaded not guilty but was fined 25. The report notes a separate London dispatch about the Earl of Zetland cruise near the Scottish shore with passengers safe aboard.
George Remus of Cincinnati testified from Atlanta about an alleged pardon deal with Harry M. Daugherty and a Brookhart committee to frame the former attorney general. He claimed the arrangement led him to perjure himself and to provide false testimony.
Professor Bruce Baxter delivers final city lecture on The Holy Land at State Street School auditorium under Alliance Woman's Club. The Cunard liner Berengaria nears Quarantine after Atlantic crossing, with the prince to be welcomed by officials from General Hensler to Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan.
Moscow report states a Kerensky aide was found guilty of inciting counterrevolt against the Soviet regime. The court recommended death. Savinkov testified about plots involving French and British leaders including Lloyd George and Churchill and mentioned meetings with Millerand.
Rowe Brothers Contracting denies that employees stole materials from Camp Inerman in Chillicothe. The firm, under contract to rock the camp for the government, faced charges as three employees were arrested yesterday for conspiring to defraud authorities.
Forces seized three officers at Teste before rifle fire drove back the attackers. Nineteen at Teste were detained, and reinforcements were sent to maintain control amid the engagement.
Willam Huber appeared in criminal court on Friday in Allen county on a speeding charge. Prosecutors reported Huber pleaded guilty and was fined twenty dollars plus court costs.
31000 Liquoid Fine, sary Lcenary, 101 2nd St SE, charged with possessing whisky. Fined 1900 and costs in criminal court Friday morning.
Chicago action centers on Richard Lee and Nathan Leopold after Chief Justice Caverny imposes death for murder. Defense aims to halt execution via sanity jury, appeal to the state supreme court, and a governor commutation, citing Geary’s 1920 case as precedent. Clarence Darrow’s office signals efforts to prevent gallows, with steps contingent on court rulings and potential life sentences.
A 14 year old boy Bucy was shot and killed and his father wounded by a shotgun blast on a farm northwest of Newark while hunting with his father. The shooter Jeme Phillips said to have fired accidentally and was not arrested.
President Coolidge returns from vacation in Vermont and addresses the National Fraternal Congress of America on Washington's south portico. He calls for loyalty, common sense, faith, and the Golden Rule as standards of action to promote human brotherhood and national unity. He warns that without fraternity, social and economic systems fracture, urging broader harmony and shared effort for security and prosperity.
The local committee appointed subcommittees to handle abiietty and decor for National Defense Day. Key members include Armngemente-Guy C. Iner as chairman, Mayor C.M. Bail and James Graham, Alfred Garner, Carl Waeland, Robert Muller, Edwin Croll, William G. Stutaman, Frank A. McGowan, and O. M. Patterson. Publicity chairs are William Runs with George H. Clark temp, and decorations led by J. H. Kenny with Mency W. Harter Jr and T. M. Heath.
Senator Burton Wheeler of Minnesota faces a federal indictment. He announced he would not seek a continuance, planning to appear as his campaign in New England proceeds. Authorities will proceed with the trial in Washington.
Laura Jones, 83, was found hanged yesterday in her flat on rent dispute grounds. Police are treating it as a suspected suicide. investigation ongoing with local authorities.
A deputy stopped a vehicle in Columbia Heights during evening patrols and charged a suspect with possessing liquor. Officers found a small quantity of moonshine on the individual and detained them for further action.
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland warns of a new counterfeit twenty dollar note in circulation. Bank authorities were alerted to watch for the fake currency as investigators seek clues about a large ring passing counterfeit money.
A Chicago academic article notes strong business support for Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes, seeking no drastic policy changes and urging stability. It suggests big firms back pro‑business candidates to maintain favorable conditions and avoid disruption to current administration stances.
Darren from Washington reports that the United States Air Service plans an entry at Wright Field for the international air derby in October. Lieutenant Mary Stis is chosen to pilot the Very the iee trophy with four entrants from McCook Field and Navy Curtiane racers.
Wherlan Aug. 29 Rheinhardt Warner, 75, copper, was found dead in bed after reportedly eating Paris green poison. Police said the man had a history of copper work and arsenic exposure, and an investigation is underway to determine motive and whether the act was intentional or accidental.
Brief item notes the disappearance of Helen Schubach with details garbled in OCR. Mentions possible mental state impact and that she had been enrolled in school since early in the year. No further identifying information.
Mamie Ehlore of Canton and Mrs Raber of Lakewood planned to lure a Maryee Ville reformatory inmate to Canton. They allegedly wrote urging two men to remove the inmate. The scheme, uncovered by Lilian Manderburgh, former Starkee official serving a forgery sentence, involved publisher Daniel Raber and others.
Dallas August reports Thomas H Love national committeeman resigns after stating he cannot support Miriam Ferguson Democratic nominee for Governor. He claims Ferguson not legally elected and cites corruption concerns. James Ferguson criticizes attack as personal, says he withdraws as a Democrat.
A Republican campaign event is planned in Wheeling on September 8 with Senator Jamon Wion of Indiana, who seconded the Vice presidential nomination at Chadog G. Daves in Cleveland, expected to attend or speak at the gathering.
Snyder of Fostoria was chosen president of the Ohio Elks in the final session of the convention. The Elks decided to return to Cedar Point for the next event, naming Pare of New Phite as one of the new officers.
A garbled item reports distributable tax money amounts around 794000 and 893000 with ambiguous context. The fragment mentions distributions or receipts and suggests a financial allocation figure though details and entities are unclear.
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