Death toll climbs as Lorain tornado toll rises
Relief efforts continue as more bodies are recovered from Lorain ruins after Saturday’s tornado. Red Cross reports 40 dead with 19 missing and 906 injured. property damage estimated between 25 and 40 million dollars.
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Democratic Convention Deadlock with Davis Rising But No Clear Winner
Reports from Madison Square Garden show John W. Davis of West Virginia gaining strength on successive ballots while McAdoo and Smith hold steady. Delegates discuss unit-rule breaks as calls for a decision grow louder amid continued stalemate.
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Cerman's Note Arouses Paris
Paris reaction to Germany accepting the British French note on armament control shows misgivings. Papers deem the Sept 30 inspection deadline too short for a thorough inquiry, fearing Regulatory delays could skew the process. Belief persists that Britain and France will concede to German conditions to show good will.
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Four Men Fined in Criminal Court Tuesday
Four men were fined in criminal court Tuesday by Judge J A Bowman. Ba. Schotts of 1809 South West, fined $25 plus costs. Don Quin of 709 16th Street NW fined $15 plus costs. Fand On of Maegsilion street fined costs. W E Wood of unknown address fined costs.
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Japs pull down American flag in Tokyo protest
In Tokyo unknown Japanese tore down the U S embassy flag to protest the new immigration law set to take effect at midnight. Police were on alert after threats of anti American demonstrations and Foreign Minister Shidehara planned to address the diet on government policy while opposing exclusion.
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Busses Move Off Public Square In New Loading Areas
Police announce starting next Monday buses will stop loading on the public square. Special loading zones will be marked on Court Street NW and Piedmont Street NE with west side and east side stops moved to dedicated spots after a traffic conference led by Sergeant Otto Miller and Chief S. A. Lengel.
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Kiwanis Luncheon Features Burns Quartet and Drum Corps
Kiwanis members heard the Curley Burns quartet at the weekly luncheon at the Courtland hotel. The John Smith Drum and Bugle Corps also performed. Rev Alfred Garnet, chaplain of the Stark county workhouse, spoke to elity members on religious work.
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Schew Arrested in East Canton Drug Raid
Clell Schew was arrested Tuesday afternoon at his home near East Canton by Sheriff C. W. Kirk and deputies who found illicit liquor in his home.
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Guilty Verdict in Second Offense Liquor Case
Milka Lucion was found guilty Monday afternoon in trial before Judge A. W. Agier on a second offense liquor violation. Sentence was deferred.
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Presidential Primary Ballot Totals by State and Candidate
A fragmented tally shows McAdoo leading in many states with varying percentages, while Smith Davis Underwood and J W Davis also appear across numerous ballots. State results span from Alabama and Arizona to Missouri and the Philippines with diverse vote shares and several unvoted entries.
Cox Boosted by New York World as Presidential Candidate
The New York World editorial endorses James M. Cox as the strongest logical candidate for the Democratic nomination. It lauds his integrity and public service capacity and argues he would carry the war into the Republican camp if nominated, noting Cox and colleagues as a group demonstrating leadership resources.
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Polie Pleads Guilty To Pocket Picking
Frank Louis pleaded guilty before Judge A. W. Agier to pocket picking and was sentenced to one to five years in the penitentiary.
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Picking Right Ad Winners Proves Difficult Task
Judges select 1 of 6 prize winners for the week with results to be announced tomorrow. Contestants are urged to write more ads tonight to improve odds of winning the grand cash prize.
Stark Co man charged in Akron murder case
Summit county authorities hold William Schuck 45 of 633 Gridley Ave Akron for the murder of Alexander Harkins 40 killed in Akron. Harkins shot in the left temple with a shotgun after allegedly pestering Schuck's wife. Schuck admitted the killing and was bound over to the Summit county grand jury without bond.
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Oil suits delayed as govt fights for Naval reserves
Federal government efforts to reclaim Naval Oil reserves stall until October. Trial of Albert B. Pall Harry Sinclair FE L Doheny and his son for conspiracy to defraud the government will not start before then. Each defendant must post 5000 dollars bond next week.
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77 Stark Boys Off for Camp
Camp brief notes 77 Stark boys depart Tuesday for summer program. Read as a casual local item with sparse readable details.
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Canton Banks to Take Funds for Lorain Relief
Gov A V Donahey orders Canton banks to receive volunteer funds for Lorain storm relief. Funds will be cleared through the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland. Kaytyn Wills is named treasurer. H H Timken of Canton named to a state commission overseeing the relief effort.
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Davis Davis Davis Looms In Democratic Race
William Gibbs McAdoo leads the Democratic presidential contest as Smith forces may redirect votes to Senator Underwood or John W. Davis. Davis shows strongest position amid factions from both McAdoo and Smith camps, but outcomes depend on ongoing negotiations and realignments within the party.
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Sixty Planes Ready to Hop Off with Mail
Chicago reports sixty planes prepared to begin the air mail service with a dawn start. Eleven reserve ships stand by at New York and San Francisco terminals, with daily starts at 10 a.m. eastbound and 6 a.m. westbound. Additional ships are ready for emergencies along the line as tests and preparations proceed.
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