Conservative stance defined in Coolidge era debate
Washington reports a clear split between conservative and radical factions as President Coolidge favors cooperative farming without price controls. House Republicans reinforce strict debate rules while Senate moderates seek cautious handling. minor party influence appears limited with no strong issue unifying the opposition.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Chicago
House
Senate
LaFollette
Borah, Johnson
California
Norris
Nebraska
City Slickers Easy Game For Country Youth
A sketchy tale narrates a rustic liquor scheme where Twelve cases for 360 dollars lure victims in Canton. Eight Canton men helped write the piece which blends tragedy and comedy, highlighting losses, a confiscated car use, and a real estate man who loses only time. The principal figure is a large mountaineer type likely hiding in Kentucky hills.
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Canton
Daily News
Treasury
Mason-Dixon Line
Old Kentucky
Two Killed As Boiler Lets 60 Lies in Town
An explosion on a traveling locomotive attached to a B & O local train No 49 near Childs Station Maryland killed engineer R J Ryan of Wilmington and fireman A W Churchman of Philadelphia and injured about 10 passengers. The boiler burst as the train ran about 80 miles an hour causing the engine to overturn. Ryan was found 50 feet from the track.
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Elkton
R. J. Ryan
Wilmington
A. W. Churchman
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Childs Station
Ryan
Edwin I Abt Taken by Death at 47 in Canton
Edwin I Abt aged 47 died of pneumonia Tuesday morning at his home 1212 Logan av NW. Born in Circleville Ohio he lived most of his life in Canton and was a former merchant. Survived by his mother Mrs Leo Abt two brothers Oscar M Abt and Arthur L Abt and two sons Lawrence and Frederick. Funeral services will be led by Rabbi Latz with arrangements to be announced.
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Edwin I. Abt
Logan Av
Mr. Abt
Circleville
Canton
McKinleyay Temple
Leo Abt
Oscar M. Abt
Arthur L. Abt
Cleveland
Lawrence
Frederick
Oklahoma City
Rabbi Latz
Stay of Mandate Granted for Langley Conspiracy Case
Cincinnati reports the U S Court of Appeals granted a stay of its mandate affirming a two year sentence for Congressman Langley of Pikeville Kentucky. The stay allows a possible review by the U S Supreme Court of the Volstead Act conspiracy conviction in Atlanta penitentiary.
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Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
Langley
Pikeville
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Express thief gets pen term
Oscar Souslin of Newark was sentenced by Federal Judge B W Hough to three years in the Atlanta federal prison for stealing from express shipments over several months.
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Columbus
Dec
Oscar Souslin
Newark
B. W. Hough
Atlanta
Moore Tribute From Cox Reflects On A Democratic Leader
Edmon H Moore longtime Democratic national committeeman from Ohio and 1920 Cox presidential campaign manager died in Youngstown. The tribute telegraphed from Tuskegee praises his political acumen loyalty and service to the party noting his selflessness and enduring friendship.
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Edmond H. Moore
Ohio
James M. Cox
San Francisco
Youngstown
International News Service
Gov. Cox
Tuskegee
Ala
Friends
Democrats To Name Moore Successor
Ohio Democratic leaders consider filling Edmond H. Moore’s vacancy on the national committee after his sudden death from acute indigestion in Youngstown. Major attendees for his obsequies include Thomas E. Dye and other political and legal figures as a central committee meeting is planned to discuss the fill.
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Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Edmond H. Moore
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Moore
Youngstown
Thomas E. Dye
Democratic Central Committee
Moore lauded as Democratic leader Ed Moore dies in Youngstown
Local Democrats in Stark county praise Ed Moore after the announcement of his death in Youngstown. Judge H. Pontius eulogizes Moore as a strong leader and fighter for his beliefs, an excellent lawyer, and a man of loyalty and cheer who will be missed by the party.
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Ed Moore
Ohio
Moore
Youngstown
Judge H. ©. Pontius
Stark Co
President Coolidge Returns After Chicago Policy Talk
President Coolidge arrived in Washington from Chicago at 9 45 a m on his special B and O line train. He had spoken on agricultural policy before the American Farm Bureau federation and reached the capital 15 minutes ahead of schedule.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ex-Congressman George Bowers Dies at Home
Funeral plans were under way in Martinsburg West Virginia for George M Bowers banker and former congressman who died of paralysis at his home last night Bowers previously served with the United States fisheries commission and was a noted orchardist
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Der
George M. Bowers
Bowers
United States Fisheries Commission
Unified Air Service Hit In Mitchell Court Martial
Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely, commandant of the Army War College, testified that the unified air service proposed by Col William Mitchell is impractical for actual warfare. His rebuttal opened as the prosecution challenged defense claims that air development is hampered by bungling inefficiency.
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Washington
Unified Air Service
Williarmm Mitchell
Hanson E. Ely
Army War College
Mitchell
Ely
Doctors Decline Mitchell Basis For Settlement
Aultman hospital board fails to move Canton physicians over staff dismissals. Staff demands Dr. J R Beller be reinstated and Ruth Woodring resign as superintendent, with the group vowing not to return until those changes are made. Mitchell signals Woodring issue may resolve once staff returns.
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Aultman Hospital
Canton
R. V. Mitchell
J. R. Beller
Miss Ruth Woodring
Dr. Better
Miss Woodring
Mitchell
Dr. Reiter
Reiter
Beiter
Girl Killed In Crossing Crash In Toledo
Dee and Frank Gaffney of Toledo, 32, are dying at Mercy hospital from injuries after their car was struck by a New York Central flyer at the Dorr street crossing. An unidentified girl about 17 is dead. no witnesses. Police and railroad workers report the train crew did not know of the collision.
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Baum
Homan
Art Drakenbryd
Sam Holliday
S. A. Lengel
Holliday
Harley Homan
Burkhardt
Hafer
Harter
Jackman
Snyder
Ernst
Graham
Mitzel
Stansbury
Ho Ian
Curtis Harter
Police Department
Criminal Court
Elgirr
Floman
Vic Donahay
Leager
Canton
Sarcely
Ohio
Toledo
Dee
Frank Gaffney
Mercy Hospital
New York Central
Dorr Street
Union Station
H. O. Butts
F. G. Holmes
Tower
Rev A S Gregg Found Guilty in Federal Case
Reverend Albert Sidney Gregg, head of the American Civic Reform Union, was convicted in federal court on three counts for sending obscene material through the mails. Sentencing is set for tomorrow afternoon, with a maximum penalty of 15 years and $15,000 fines.
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Cleveland, Dec
Albert Sidney Gregg
American Civic Reform Union
Payments Held Illegal in State Teachers Summer School Costs
Columbus report by state examiner Ola P. Gunkel finds illegal the payment of 40 to 60 dollars to Miami co school teachers for attending summer school expenses.
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Columbus
State Bureau of Examiners
Ola P. Gunkel
Miami
State of Nation Is Uniformly Good Says President
President Coolidge informs Congress the nation is in peace progress and prosperity and urges restraint on spending and drastic law changes. He warns against centralizing federal power and emphasizes local self government and revenue. He sent the message in writing rather than a joint session appearance. The joint session was crowded with lawmakers and spectators.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Congress
Washington
Woodrow Willson
Wilson
Harding
Federal men probe slave and dope story
Police hold A R Reynolds and Joe Martin of Detroit on federal narcotics charges tied to a Detroit girl who confessed to abduction by narcotics addicts after a shoplifting arrest. The girl, once claimed as Reynolds's wife, returned home after workhouse terms aided by Associated Charities.
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A. R. Reynolds
Joe Martin
Detroit
Henrietta Reynolds
Parenta
Martin
Reynolds
Associated Charities
Mosul dispute looms as war threat grows
The League of Nations faces renewed efforts to resolve the Mosul issue amid doubts of unanimity. Soviet Russia urges Turkish resistance as Turkey militarizes near the frontier. A Turkish-British war risks Arab unrest and wider conflicts if the council fails to act decisively.
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Paul Scott Maurer
Canton Daily News
Geneva
Great Britain
Turkey
League of Nations
League Council
Mosul
World Court
Soviet
Russia
Constantinople
League
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Inedia
Ecomnel
League Counc
Tself
Counterfeiters Sentenced in Columbus Case
Ray Lucas of Marion and Perry Copase of Columbus pleaded guilty to counterfeiting before Federal Judge B. W. Hough. Lucas receives two months in Delaware County Jail. Copass gets a three year term at Atlanta federal prison. Authorities say Lucas acted as a tool of Copass who originated the scheme to raise $1 bills to $20.
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Columbus
Ray Lucas
Marion
Perry Copase
B. W. Hough
Lucas
Delas Ware
Copass
Atlanta
Canton's Police Denounce Thanksgiving Turkey Article
A Canton reader protests a Sunday article claiming 42 police officers received turkeys with the initials HH BE. He denies getting any turkey on Thanksgiving and urges the paper to name those who received turkeys, defending honest officers on the force.
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Canton
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