End of Session Looms as Bills Await Approval
Congress near the close of a three billion week as 1921 fiscal year spending nears completion. Receipts are debated with estimates of 5.6 billion in revenue and 3.98 billion in outlays, while deficiency and special appropriations loom. Key measures include post office, diplomatic, military, and harbor projects with large sums awaiting passage plus numerous other bills. Capper warns overall appropriations total may exceed 40 billion since 1789, signaling an expensive government before the next session.
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Houston
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Than
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Senate
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Naval
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Columbia
Sons
Army
Kansas
Sam
Hfe
Angered Sailors Riot In Waukegan On Memorial Day
A race riot in Waukegan Illinois sparked by naval leave from Great Lakes training station left shot fired and mobs chasing black residents through streets. Sailors and marines fought at Sherman House hotel, police and provost guard moved in, 200 naval personnel detained, investigation ordered. Harding faced opposition in Ohio over insider campaign control cited by Robert F Wolfe. Wood campaign costs in Indiana estimated at $57,000 to $58,000.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Naval Station
Sherman House
Great Lakes
Naval Stations
Naval
Senate Committee
Ohio
Wolfe
Harding
Frederick K. Joss
Indianapolis
Indiana
Made Babin Won't Be Appointed Labor Secretary
Washington reports that Madeline Warrants for the deportation of two sisters were cancelled after Posty declared no evidence supports claims the girl came to the United States for an immoral purpose. Made Babin, a French sweetheart, and Shippey, an overseas welfare officer from Kansas City now in Los Angeles, were discussed in relation to the position.
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Washington
Babin
Irl
Secre- Post
Demolished Interurban Injures Pastry Shop Owner
Chard Howells and his son Hor T Howells of the Pastry Shop at 4 Darrow escaped serious injury when their roadster was struck by an interurban car near Canton Maassillon. The car was smashed, engine torn free, father injured in the back but both men survived with non fatal injuries.
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Chard Howells
Hor T. Howells
Darrow
N. O. T. Urdan
Canton-Maassillon
Howells
Lower-Ay
Weather Forecast and Meeting Notice for Ohio
The forecast calls for showers tonight with mild temperatures near 80. A Tuesday meeting is scheduled for June 1 at Music Hall in Tuscarawas County to discuss upcoming events.
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Music Hall
Tusca Ady
Tuseat E
Adv
Tuscat
Black Cats Spoil Day For Harlan
Akron dated item reports Avery Harlan of 512 Wildwood Ave telling of a daylong sequence of black cat interruptions while driving from Akron toward Canton and Barberton then Copley. He allegedly waited 13 hours to break the spell. The rest of the brief notes local ads and a Red Cross appeal for Harold F.E. Saunders, last known at 914 Dartmouth Ave, asking for information.
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Akron
Avery Harlan
Wildwood Avenue
Akron-Copley Road
Harlan
Canton
Barberton
Copley
Harold FE. Saunders
Dartmouth
American Red Cross
Ohio
June marriage license rush hits court house
On Tuesday morning sixteen couples applied for marriage licenses by 2 PM with more waiting. The brides mostly first-timers, ages varied, hair colors diverse. clerks note June 1 traditions draw many couples. The influx reflects fresh vows and hopeful beginnings for the new season.
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Court House
Coffee houses to be reformed in Canton crackdown
Police chief Gauchat orders a city wide cleanup of coffee houses using the new ordinance. About 40 venues, mainly in northeast and southeast Canton, are under scrutiny for violations including women performing and dancing. Proposals envision licensing soft drink saloons and prohibiting card playing to curb related crime.
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Canton
Gaueldat
Kirk
Two Women Fined for Selling Liquor in Prohibition Era
Angel Yanakiff and May Adams were each fined 200 dollars and costs after arraignment on federal prohibition violations before Police Judge Bowman. Detectives Swope Pitcher and Biffle allegedly caught Yanakiff in the act, while Adams was arrested early Tuesday by Ritchey and Smith.
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May Adams
Bowman
Swope
Pitcher
Biffle
Yannakiff
Adams
Ritchey and
Smith
Lightning Strikes Pataskala Store Cause Of Fire
Lightning struck the large general store of Courtier and Webb at Pataskala this morning, setting the upper floor afire and nearly spreading to nearby buildings. The Pataskala volunteer fire department contained the blaze after the local department was summoned. Estimated property loss is $5,000. A panic swept the village after the strike.
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Newark
Courtier & Webb
Pataskala
This County
Memorial Tribute Most Impressive In City's History
Memorial tribute honors veterans from Civil War to World War I in Canton. Marchers include police, military bands, sailors, Boy Scouts, and women from Daughters of Veterans. Cemetery services held at the Grand Army of the Republic lot with American Legion participation.
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Thayer Military Band
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Grand Army Band
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Anthracite Wage Scale Group to Meet Secretary
Washington June 1 The joint anthracite wage scale committee will meet Secretary of Labor Wilson this afternoon Officials expect the conference to seek a president named commission to settle the wage dispute in the anthracite fields Similar to the bituminous settlement the miners would stay at work pending the commission's award The award would be retroactive to April 1 when the miners' contract expired
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Washington
Wilson
Polish diet break with Czecho Slovakia not confirmed
Paris June 1 The Polish legation reported no confirmation of wireless dispatches from Warsaw alleging approval to sever diplomatic relations with Czecho Slovakia over Teschen district troubles. Officials said latest government messages suggested the Poland Czecho Slovakia dispute would likely be amicably settled.
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Warsaw
Czecho-Slovakia
Teschen
Legation
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Czecho- Slovakia
Palmer brands Reds as menace to civilization
June 1 report on Attorney General Palmer defending the anti red campaign, accusing Assistant Secretary Louis F Post of sympathy with anarchists and alleging Post released or modified cases against proven anarchists. Palmer cites Bolshevism spreading globally and reaching U S through I W W and allied groups, urging continued government policy and party engagement in the next campaign.
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America
Palmer
Louis F. Post
House Rules Committee
Secretary of Labor Post
Attorney General
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Tost
Poat
Communist Labor Party
TI. W. W
Federation of Russian Workers of
United States
McKinley High School Play Rehearsed At Congress Lake
Senior Class members from McKinley High traveled east for the class play outing at Worley Cottage on Congress Lake. The cast of Our Mrs. McCheaney will be staged at the Grand Opera House Friday night after final rehearsals this week.
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Worley Cottage
Congress Lake
Mrs. McCheaney
Grand Opera House
Mrs. McChesney
Joe Boddie Convicted for Threatening with Revolver
Joe Boddie was found guilty in police court after a drunken Saturday incident in which he threatened to shoot his wife and others with a revolver. He was fined $25, ordered to pay costs, and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse as neighbors were summoned to testify. Officer Polen arrested him.
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Joe Boddie
Costa
Boddie
Polen
Daily News Want Ads Deliver Quick Bicycle Sale
A brief ad in The Daily News offered a bicycle for sale and achieved the desired result on the first day. The note emphasizes that Daily News want ads reliably help selling and urges readers to call 3500 to place their own ad.
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Daily News
Kerry's Studio Offers Low Cost Photographic Finishing
Kerry's Studio advertises photography services at the lowest prices with the best Kodak finishing in the city. Open evenings and Sundays at 397 Market Ave. B. Adv.
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Kerry
Kodak
Odd Doings Of People Daily News Item Lookalike
New York reports a Montreal visitor says fire water on the Canadian border was smuggled in auto tires with a rubber taste. The Bronx Zoo Monkey House is a courting spot as six men are arrested near cages. Mrs Nelson Clark 24 in Atlanta says being good is lonely after running off with Grady Clanton. In Frisco five Chinese children named Ah Pong and Po You stole a horse buggy goat and ride. Sacramento notes Henry T Stipp leads prohibition delegates with only a half percent of the presidential primary vote. Chicago lacemaker Lawrence Hurd Burt paid $25 after peering through a lace curtain as a young woman prepared to retire.
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New York
Montreal
Prancisco
Ah Pong
Po You
Frisco
Supreme Court Rules Constitution Referendum Illegal
The Supreme Court ruled that federal constitutional amendments must be ratified by legislatures or conventions, not by referendum. Justice Day delivered the opinion in Hawke of Ohio, challenging Ohio referendum laws on prohibition and suffrage. The court also barred Ohio officials from submitting the woman suffrage amendment to a referendum next fall.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Day
Canton
Ohio
Hawke
Falls From Porch End Life In Hartville Tragedy
Hiram Cramer aged sixty of Hartville died Monday from injuries after falling from his front porch. He toppled when the bannister gave way, striking his head on the pavement and fracturing his skull. A daughter, Miss Iva Cramer, survives. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 pm at the Reformed Church in Hartville with burial at Mt. Pease Cemetery.
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Hiram Cramer
Hartville
Iva Cramer
the Reformed Church
Mt. Pease
Seven Hurt When Two Automobiles Collide
Alliance report states on Monday K. W. Moore and six passengers were bruised when their car was sideswiped. the vehicle was wrecked while the other car sustained no damage. R. W. Lierman’s auto from Alliance burned out on a nearby road.
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Alliance
K. W. Moore
R. W. Lierman
Allance
Postmaster Nominations Sent to Senate
Washington June 1 President Wilson sent to the senate nominations of the following post masters Akron Ohio Frank P Allen Toledo Ohio George W Lathrop
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Wilson
Senate
Akron
Ohio
Frank P. Allen
Toledo
George W. Lathrop
Nomination confirmed for William L. Frieson as solicitor general
Washington dispatch reports the Senate confirmed the nomination of William L. Frieson of Chattanooga Tennessee to serve as solicitor general. Frieson’s confirmation advances him to a top legal post in the Department of Justice.
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Washington
Senate Today
William Il, Frieson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Knight rank ceremony and lodge events at Canton No 689
A large class of candidates will receive knight rank from Canton Lodge No 689 on Wednesday June 2. The program includes nomination and election of officers. Also announced are a midweek special at The Old Reliable Table Meat Market and a senior class play at Grand Opera House with seat sales opening June 2.
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Canton Lodge
H. A. Bendroth
C. C
Reliable Table
Final Week of Pre Convention Struggle and Lodge Plan
Chicago June 1 The final week of pre convention skirmishing began with heightened activity as Senator Lodge prepares to call the convention to order in one week. Wood directs forces. Governor Lowden leads Illinois. Georgia contest among irreconcilable divisions tops disputed seats. Johnson to visit Chicago with California delegation for joint welcome.
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George R. Holmes
I. N.S
Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wood
Leonard Wood
Lowden
Johnson
California
Georgia
Fatal Canton Akron car crash leaves five dead
Catherine Rafferty, the sole survivor, is in Akron City Hospital with a fractured skull and a broken leg. The 11:14 PM Sunday wreck occurred when a stalled car on Hoover stop interurban tracks was hit by an outbound interurban, killing Eva Hopfer 18 Albert Rafferty 18 Sylvester Rafferty 22 Elmer Rafferty 21 and Lucinda Barcus 19. Motorman J Walick led the interurban. investigation into the crash continues.
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Catherine Rafferty
Hoover Stop
Canton-Akron
Akron
J. W. Giltner
N. Oo. T
J. ©. Walick
Canton
Rafferty
Eva Hopfer
Albert Rafferty
Sylvester Rafferty
Elmer Rafferty
Lucinda Barcus
Miss Barcus
Grampian
Paiss Barcus
Martins Ferry
Ohta
Poles Advance Against Reds in Russo Polish Front
In violent fighting between the Dvina and Upper Meresina rivers the Poles report advances after repelling Russian assaults. Heavy clashes occur in Ukraina with Russian flanking efforts halted. Airplanes and armore trains play roles in these engagements.
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Dvina
Meresina
Polish War Office
Warsaw
Ukraina
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