Debt settlement seen as basis for goodwill and easier terms
A 1925 Washington dispatch argues broader U S debt relief aims to ease friction between powers and improve international relations. Officials favor faster settlements with Allies, noting that even modest repayments could justify a broader move to reconstruct trust and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Canton
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Baldwin
France
Tnd
Europree
Emselveg
Japanese City Shaken by Quake in Nagoya Area
Nagoya and nearby areas were jolted by a sharp earthquake early today. Sleeping residents rushed from homes but reported only slight damage and no casualties. A distant tremor was also recorded in Fenzena Italy, with unknown epicenter details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Nagoya
Fenzena
Italy
Heatwave Continues As Canton Reaches Near 90s
The Canton region saw temperatures climb from 75 at 7 am to 87 by 1 pm and potential highs near 92 or 93. Hospitals reported no heat prostrations while swimming resorts drew crowds seeking relief from the heat amid a light breeze. In Dayton, Edward L. Vorhees, 55, died after being prostrated by the heat last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grees
Mercury
Dayton
Edward L. Vorhees
Helps Hearing And Escapes Heat
Louis Holtzhauer recalls a 12000 foot dive in an airplane and says his hearing was partially restored by the treatment. He plans another flight to seek full restoration while Dayton swelters in the heat after his descent.
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Dayton, O
Louis Holtzhauer
Sandusky
Earth
Dayton
First Aid Tilt to Be Held July 18
Ohio safety leaders plan to attend the second annual state first aid contest and field meet in Zanesville on July 18. Herman R. Witter announces the event with William Green of the AF L-CIO invited, Lee Hall to lead mine contest entrants, and Congressmen Moore and Underwood set as speakers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
Herman R. Witter
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers
Child injured after street run in Broad Ave NW incident
Celie Riemenschneider, three, was struck by a car near the Broad Ave NW and 2nd St NW intersection Tuesday just after noon. The driver A A Reichenbaugh said he was traveling south on Broad Ave NW when the child ran from behind a parked car. She suffered a scratch on the right arm.
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Celie Riemenschneider
2Nd St
Broadav
2Nd St NW
A. A. Reichenbaugh
Dueber Av
Broad Av NW
Reichenbaugh
Olice
No raise in sight for state welfare department workers
Columbus July 7 There is no immediate prospect of salary increases for state welfare department employees. State Welfare Director Harper said funds appropriated by the legislature are insufficient for a $10 monthly raise for all workers earning under $65. The money was available July 1.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
State Welfare
Harper
Ex Mayor Turnbull Named to Canton School Board
Arthur R. Turnbull, ex mayor of Canton, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of J. E. Lehman on the Canton board of education. He will begin duties at the board’s next meeting on July 13. Turnbull is general manager of Chaplet Manufacturing Co. Lehman resigned over a month ago, creating the vacancy.
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Arthur R. Turnbull
J. E. Lehman
Canton Board of Education
Turnbull
Chaplet Manufacturing Co
Canton
Warrants to be issued in crash investigation
Boston May 7 48 dead as the Suffolk county grand jury probes the Pickwick night club building collapse. Building Commissioner John H Mahoney is grilled as indictments and warrants for those responsible are expected before evening. The panel worked late with 45 witnesses awaiting testimony and Governor Fuller faces a possible independent inquiry if the probe fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mays
John H. Mahoney
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Pickwick
Thomas C. O' Brien
Gen. Benton
Alvan T Fuller
Two People Killed by Lightning in Ohio Thunderstorms
Two men died in northern Ohio storms. William Mowrey, a South Euclid teamster, was struck while seated in his wagon. Fred W. Hothem, 655, of New Philadelphia, was killed beneath a tree.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William Mowrey
South Euclid
Fred W. Hothem
New Philadelphia
Hothem
Mowrey
Bolt
Hearings Resume On Logan Gas Rate Increase
Columbus Ohio July 7 Hearings by the state utilities commission into the reasonableness of a 2744 cent increase in Logan Gas Co rates will resume Wednesday. Cities served by the company expect to attack company valuations in 12 volumes presented at first hearings. The new rates took effect June 9 under a 490000 bond filed with the commission equal to the six month expected increased collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
Ohio
Pola Negri Faces Heavy Customs Penalty for Jewelry
New York reports Pola Negri must pay 57000 dollars for a customs violation. The fine includes 10000 dollars as a penalty and 47000 dollars representing the domestic value of undeclared jewelry. If unpaid, the gems may be sold at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pola Negri
United States
Pola
Europe
Mata
Pastors Fight Halts Rum Quiz in Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry a fist fight between pastors Rev C T Hewitt and Rev W M French and local resident Brock Brown interrupted a civil service hearing into charges against Chief Hy land and two patrolmen. Prohibition Commissioner McDonald departed Columbus to assess tensions and hour delays followed due to city solicitor W J Kaher's refusal to permit prosecuting Earhart of the Anti Saloon League.
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Columbus
McDonald
Martins Ferry
Civil Service Commission
Hyland
C. T. Hewitt
W. M. French
Brock Brown
Charles N. Earhart
Anti-Saloon League
W. J. Kahrer
Earhart
Kahrer
Donahey
Hoover Sales Meeting Opens in North Canton Parade
The fifth international Hoover Co convention opened in North Canton with a 4.5 mile parade. Flag bearers in armor led the march past roped streets, featuring seven nation flags and six Ohio bands. Thousands from Canton, Akron, Cleveland watched as floats showcased Hoover divisions and a Goodyear balloon prize awaits the finder.
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Hoover Town
North Canton
Hoover Co
Canada
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Switzerland
United States
Ohio
Hoover Park
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
Hoover
Maranville Named Cubs Manager in Chicago
New York news confirms Walter J. Rabbit Maranville appointed manager of the Chicago National League club replacing William Killefer Jr. The move was announced by President Overeck in New York.
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New York
Walter J
Rabbit) Maranville
Chicago
William Killefer, Jr
Overeck
Watchman Shot By Thief At Sandusky Packing Plant
Samuel Cole 85 a watchman was shot through the right breast during rounds at the Sandusky Packing company in South Sandusky. He is in grave condition in a local hospital. The gunman escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Samuel Cole
Sandusky Packing Company
South Sandusky
Bloodstained Rug Found in Weed Field Near Canton
Officials investigate a 9 by 12 foot rug found in a southeast Canton weed field. Blood stains cover areas of the rug and several bloody handkerchiefs were discovered at the scene. Deputy Sheriff George Thorn and Canton police assist in the probe amid possible links to a crime.
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County and
Ality
Canton
George Thorn
Darrow Quote Ignites Fundamentalist Debate on Man
Dayton dispatch notes Clarence Darrow once called man “the work of God” during a capital punishment plea. The remark troubles anti evolutionists amid Scopes trial echoes and ties to Haywood murder case. The source highlights Darrow’s stance on life, religion, and creation as jurors weigh responsibility.
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God
Darrow
Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John Thomas Scopes
Mr. Darrow
Big Bill’ Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
Dayton Welcomes Bryan in Scopes Trial Ramsay
Dayton Tennessee prepares a royal welcome for William Jennings Bryan as he comes to aid the prosecution of John T. Scopes in the Tennessee anti evolution law case. A federal court endorsed the legal battle drawing national attention and plans for a city celebration are underway.
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Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Bryan
Florida
Tragic Death of Five Year Old Burns Cause
June Frances Bennett, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Bennett of 1916 Hammond Ave SW, died at home from burns suffered July 1 while playing with matches. She survived by parents and grandparents Mrs Jennie Kennett and Mrs Ada Stover. Funeral set for Thursday at 4 30 in the home with Rev P M Welshimer officiating. Burial location pending.
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June Frances Bennett
Ernest R. Bennett
Hammond Av
Bumal
First Christian Church
Jennie Kennett
Canton
Ada Stover
North Canton
Odor of Coat to Be Used in Court
Nick Marku faces a penitentiary attempt for violating the Crabbe act on a third liquor offense. Bond set at 2590 after his Sunday arrest during a foreign Picnic on the Georgetoward premises. Deputies testify moonshine soaked his coat and jar contents were lost in a creek. Marku, with a long prior liquor record, was tried for murder after a raid where a prohibition officer was killed but acquitted.
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Nick Marku
Alliance
Crabbe
Marku
C. M. Dieterick
Georgetoward
Dieterick
Marko
Prohibition
Riffs Advance Paris
Women and children are being evacuated from Taza as Abdul Krim forces converge on the city from three sides. French reinforcements from Fez halt the attack for now and are believed to have saved the Fez railroad.
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Paris
Taza
Abdul Krim
Foreign Office
Morocca
Fez
New York Home Rule Amendment Voided
New York July 7 The movement for home rule for the city suffered a setback as the appellate court nullified the home rule amendment passed by the legislature. The ruling halts the expansion of local self governance parallel to other urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Movement
Tragic Auto Crash Kills West Virginia Girl Freda Lucas
Freda May Lucas seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Lucas of Moundaville West Virginia died after being struck on North Industry road. The accident happened about 4 pm and she died at Mercy hospital about 6 20 pm. The driver F S Saltz of United Alloy Steel Corporation was exonerated by the parents sheriff and coroner who called the incident unavoidable. The Lucas family was enroute to Cleveland when the encounter occurred with relatives from Cleveland arriving to join them.
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Freda May Lucas
Michael Lucas
Moundaville
W. Va
Industry Rd
Mercy Hospital
F. S. Saltz
United Alloy Steel Corporation
South Division
McQuate
Freda
Robert Lucas
Moundasville
Cleveland
Joseph Sharwark
Lucas
Reappraisal Planned for Stark County Real Estate
The county plans a quadrennial real estate reappraisal under a new law. Ruth Kauffman, county auditor, received the blanks and will appoint appraisers. Land and buildings will be valued on standard schemes. downtown and newly developed residential areas are expected to rise, older sectors less so.
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Misa Ruth Kauffman
Miss Kauffman
Ita
Ralph Oberlin
Starkco
Lind
Mise Kauffman
Zollinger
Canton
Man Ends Life After Break With Wife in Cleveland
Baron 8 Myers, 34, leapt from a 110 foot bridge after learning his wife planned a divorce. A police officer restrained him briefly but he freed himself and fell to his death. A note found on him cited despondency over her suit for divorce.
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Cleveland
Baron
Myers
High Level
Ambitions Of Youth Turn To Hidden Circus Dreams
A Canton business man and many locals reveal secret yearnings to be clowns, chefs, doctors, or operators of candy shops and bookshops. The piece muses on lifelong dreams, small fantasies, and the gap between aspiration and reality as the circus closes yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
United States
Supreme Court
Auto Stolen Report From Martin Burns Neighborhood
Martin Burns reports his Chevrolet touring car with Heegse number 753 705 stolen. He filed the incident Monday night with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Burns
Anderson
Marry Me at Valentine Theater A Comedy
The article reviews MARRY ME a comedy by James Cruze showing at the Valentine Theater. It notes marriage as a evolving subject from comedy to tragedy and mentions the regular two guest sections with daily updated ticket frames.
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James Cruze
Valentine Theater
Canton
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Zanesville, Ohio
C. Ellis Moore
Mell G. Underwood
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A. R. Turnbull
Boston Grand Jury
Mahoney
Maranville
Cubs
Senator Borah
Small
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Frances Bennett
P. M. Welshimer
June Bennett
RIFFS
Moundsville, W. Va
West Brookfield
Milton
Wordsworth
Keata
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