J S Birdmen Arrive in Paris and Are Met by French Escort
The three Amar round the World planes arrive at a Paris airfield at 4 48 PM after flying from Vienna. They are escorted by French planes and a field party. Meanwhile a Canton Stark train crash leaves two dead and several injured, including Frank Burns and Jake Brunner.
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Paris
Labourget Field
Rour
Strasbourg
Vienna
Fileht Mander
France
Lavourget
Lieut
Wade
Nelene Chankings
Meric
Prench
Tie Held
Canton
Stark
Rex Weal
Jake Brunner
Maximo
Alva Kisor
Wellevue
John Kisor
Harriab
Alva
Kknen
Mercy Hospital
Walter Kindler
Ciy Hospital
Lew Cettouny
Alfred Kindler
Murne
Aultman Ann
Man Arrested After Violent Outburst At NE Street Incident
Gust Thorn of Carnahan Avenue NE was arrested for destruction of property after he smashed three windows with a chair when refused a drink at a northeast neighborhood bar on Sunday evening. He faces a hearing Tuesday morning.
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Gust Thorn
Carnahan
Sinclair Faces Testimony Demand in Senate Inquiry
Washington report notes a Senate inquiry seeking evidence from Sinclair related to an investigation. The article mentions a London court ruling overruling a demurrer and Sinclair being indicted for contempt of Congress for refusing to testify before the Senate Public Lands Committee.
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Washington
Venice
Cameron Bae
dUatioe Hoehling
Sviet
Supreme ‘Court
Sinclair
United States Senate
Senate Public Land Committee
Senate
Teatty
Flying Charter Secured Here Links Canton Aeronautic Group
A charter was granted to the Canton Aeronautics Association creating a permanent chapter in the national and state groups. Canton officials including A B Rulon and Lethin are named, with plans to boost local aeronautic activities. Notable figures such as A Blake and J A Peterry are listed among supporters and officers.
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Canton Aeron
CAM~ Ton
Canton
Mmiral
A.B. Rulon
Re el Ny
Ilis Teer
Mae
Lahm
A. Blake
Nelther
CW. Tenkerty
John A. Peterry
Roemer
Ri A. Laupenbach
Oseyh AM. Markley Iry
Laveth Frease
William Z. Kuhns
Uncer
PB. Welden
And
Davis Urges Clem Shaver as Campaign Manager
John W. Davis asked Clem Shaver of West Virginia to become campaign manager and chair the Democratic national committee. Shaver would unite factions, bring experience, and aid Davis in appealing to the West and Midwest as Clarkesbase ceremony plans proceed.
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Davis
Clem Shaver
David Lawrence
New York
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Shaver
Caan
John
David Ladd
Rockne
McAdoo
Haw
Clem J Shaver
John W. Davia
Con. Green
Organiae
Sonn W.davin
President Club
San Prancince
John Davis
West
Middle ‘West
Clarksbase
W. Va
Afr
Mana
Siden
John W. Davis Trades Heifer for Pony in Childhood Tale
A local tale recalls John W. Davis swapping a heifer for a pony in his youth. The story, told near Jerney and Clarkburg, follows Davis growing up with the pony and his father’s home, hinting at future strength and luck from that early trade.
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John W. Davis
Memory Mystery After K K K Branding in Michigan
Rattle Creek Michigan July 14. Rev Oren C Vanloon branded by K K K members causing memory loss and shock. He was moved from Stehole hospital with his wife Lara to Berkley Michigan for home care. Doctors fear for his life as he remains unable to recall recent events and shown weak condition after seven days of amnesia.
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Rattle Creek
Mich
Oren C. Vantoon
Berkley
Niniater
Vanloon
Stehole Hospital
Lara
Mattle Creek
Oatenaiby
Frame up charges claim Ohio Penitentiary scandal
Evan C Reed brother of the prison chaplain calls the Ohio Penitentiary case a frame up He says he is not guilty of taking 300 from Harry Cowdery to influence jail release of her husband serving a life sentence for murder Gov Donaney remarks probe bribery rumors tied to grand jury investigation and prison releases.
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Columbus
Kean~ Ingles
Ohio
Evan C. Reed
Reed
Harry Cowdery
Nix
Rood
Hamilton
Cowdery
Acandal
Donaney
Pristoners
Slashed Tire Incident and Citywide Break-ins Reported
The report notes tire damage on an automobile tied to George Kienie near North Till at a recent meeting, with tires locked and houses left open in the city. All motion picture showings continued, and officials had not pressed charges tied to a recent firestorm attributed to the stave Federation of Churches against Marion movies.
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George Kienie
Henle
Amin Aaly
Stave Federation of Churches
Motor Driver Rescues Girl From Galloping Horse Crisis
A runaway horse menaced traffic as it galloped through the street. A motor driver named Roscoe Zimmerman saw a flung rider and leaped from his roadster to grab the girl, pulling her to safety before the horse could cause a crash. The scene ended with the driver saving the girl from a dangerous tumble.
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Notinati
Guly
Helen Murphy
Prince's Journey Arranged for Berengaria Voyage
The passage for the prince is prepared with travel on Lord Rens frew aboard the Berengaria. He will occupy the ship for his forthcoming voyage.
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Rens Frew
Berengaria
Canton News Boys Free Show Invitation
Canton News invites boys to a free event at the News building at 7 PM on Tuesday. They will tour the fair grounds to view the Zeidman and Polite shows opening for a week, with free admission for those who carry or sell the News.
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Dmily
Hax Wen
Congress May Judge Election Of President
Washington July 14 The presidential election of 1924 could be thrown into Congress for decision after Cleveland and New York conventions and Senator La Follette's aggressive moves. The report notes growing chances of congressional intervention and the chaos feared by supporters.
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Congress
What Candidates Are Doing Today
JOHN Ww. DAVIS resumes political conferences in New York by PRESIDENT COOLIDGE returning from a Mayflower trip to tackle Amac cumulation of routine work. SENATOR LAPOLLETTA in conferences at his Washington home. Davietr able to command majority for the electoral college in November. predictions say 38 votes from Wisconsin Minnesota and the two Dakotas.
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John Ww. Davis
New York
Coolidge
Senator Lapolletta
Washington
Linean Davietr
Enviston
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Davia
Goi
Davis Plans Campaign in Valley NY Briefing
Davis and his campaign team plan further stops in New York after a 7 pm briefing. The Democratic nominee will be accompanied by his board and party figures as he continues outreach before a forthcoming statewide push.
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Locus Valley
N.Y
John W. Davis
New York
Will
Frank le. Polk
Anova Tin Hasont Committee For
Four Dead and Twenty Hurt in Kansas Cyclone
A Kansas cyclone left four dead and about twenty injured as it tore through homes and oil facilities. National Guardsmen protected property during search and rescue efforts in the Wichita area where a church and several buildings were wrecked. Authorities fear more bodies may be found as crews continue the coordinated relief work.
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Kansas
Wichita
Jamien Mayer Tin
Coolidge Back at White House After Cruise
President Coolidge returned to the White House early today after a ten day cruise down the Fatama aboard the Mayflower. Administrative work had piled up. he had no engagements for the day. William Thier, to manage the president campaigns, will reach the capitol Wednesday for conferences on campaign details.
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Ington
Bryan tribute gathers Honorees in Lincoln parade
Citizens in incata Nebraska join a July 14 homage to Bryan as townspeople praise a three-time Lincoln nominee. Governor and local officials receive attention as the Democratic vice presidential candidate returns home.
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Coln
Neo
Bryan
Lincoln
Charley
Nebraska
Public Safety Chief Hutler May Return to Marine Service
Philadelphia Public Safety Director Smedley Hutler reportedly may resign his post on January 1 to resume Marine Corps duty as a Brigadier General. He sent a letter to Major General John A. LeJeune about returning when his leave ends.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Hutler
Public Safety
The
Marine Corp
Hatler
John A. LeJeune
Suits Are Out Penney Shop
The United States circuit court of appeals released rulings in Philadelphia on July 16 granting back pay totaling more than 15 million dollars to 60 thousand workers at a Penney shop chain.
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Penney Shop
Philade
Ania Railrons
Gve
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Auto Deaths In Ohio Rise With Weekend Crashes
Ohio reports multiple auto wreck fatalities across cities including Columbus Youngstown and Hudson. Dead include Daniel R Conner 37 Lewis Marion and Robert Laney all residents of Youngstown with several others injured.
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Columbus
Cni Fren
Shyeblane
Youngetown
Youngstown
Daniel R. Conner
Lewis Marion
Rovert Laney
Court Sentences Four in Workhouse Over Horsewhipping
E. E. Webb, superintendent of the Fairmount Children’s home, and three defectants were sentenced by Judge A W Asier for a wood near Massillon. Webb receives 60 days and a $100 fine. Warren Saunders 30 days. Robert Webb 60 days after pleading guilty. Trustees will act on Webb’s resignation. Indictment charged assault and battery. case continued on page 18.
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E. E. Webb
Fairmount
A.W. Asier
Willam Lloyd Shaw
Mansilton
Webb
Conta
Warren Saunders
Robert Webb
Tuntice AB
Contract let for new road between Aliance and Meximora
The county commissioners awarded the four mile road project to Evan Brothers for 126 872 using concrete rather than macadam after reviewing material options. Surveyor Atlee Mt. Wee noted the price difference did not justify a more substantial macadam road.
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Aliance-Meximora
Sammy
Uevan Brothers
Ing
Atlee Mt. Wee Ean
Aton ‘Tay
Common Pleas Reviews Cases in Progress
Three common pleas judge panel hearings and court of review session open on Monday in Judge Erichbaum's chamber. Error cases carried from municipal and justices courts were disposed of, with remaining appeals to be heard later. The court expects to hear and decide all error cases now ready for trial.
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Common Pleas Juadea Mting
Court of Review
Eriehbaum
Foom
Trepassers Case Involving Whitlam Swansen and Meek
Justice of Peace Sharlee Heminger issues a ruling on trespass charges involving Whitlam Swansen and Earl Meek on school grounds. Swansen’s bond of 128 is forfeited due to failure to appear or comply with conditions.
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Whitlam Swansen
Earl Meek
Sharlee Heminger
Swansen
Falure
Right Ad Contest Increases Prizes At Thurman Smith Motor
Announced today the special prizes in the Right Ad Contest rise with rate and several entries promise a 100.00 credit toward Tow and related purchases. The contest remains lucrative with more prizes to attract participation and sales.
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Thurman Smith Motor
Atudeballina Avery
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