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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary text references divorce actions and legal figures. Mentions include a county attorney, a judge, and parties facing a civil matter. Details are garbled but imply a divorce or related court proceeding with named individuals and entities.
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty will not resign, President Harding backs him, and the White House says no guilt has been proven in the Morse case. The administration contends Daugherty faced a rough spell over his defense, but remains confident as war prosecutions loom and Morse efforts resume.
In Richville June 1 report, Sunday school is set for next Sunday at 1 30 and children’s day services will be held with regular services. Various local residents and visitors are listed, including ministers, shoppers, and neighbors. A hospital-bound patient and several social calls are mentioned along with a barn project and local events at Eden cemetery and church activities.
Strasburg on June 1 reports Chas Pingstock Michael Garber and Samuel Kanagy departing for Magnetic Springs. Mr and Mrs Charles Barthelmh and daughter Gladys of New Philadelphia visited on business. Rev C C Alston and family of Dover were in Decora for unspecified reasons.
The Woman's Missionary society of the Web church will hold their monthly meeting and the annual picnic on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lee Snitzer. Local residents report several illnesses and visits among Canton Massillon and Dover families as Decoration Day passes. Read the want ads today.
Nazir Grotto plans a special train from Canton on Friday carrying more than 300 members to Mansfield for the Baku Grotto spring ceremony at the Memorial Opera house. The program includes a ceremonial drama at 4 pm and a banquet at 6 pm, a downtown parade at 7 pm, stunts by the stunt team at 8 pm, a vaudeville show at 10 pm, and return trains at midnight.
Mrs Marie Wilhelm Saxe aged 89 died at her son Andrew Saxe s home in Brimfield after a long life as a respected local figure. Funeral services were held in Suffield with burial in Suffield cemetery. Also notes on birthdays visits and various local families with brief life events and arrivals in the area.
Millersburg reports the death of How ard J. Anderson 50 a carpenter injured weeks ago when a heavy timber fell on him while aiding trestle work near Norwalk. His body was brought home. Memorial day services were held here Tuesday with the largest crowd yet. Hon J A McDowell superintendent of Ashland schools gave the principal address.
The Noakers of Canton defeated the Thomas Tires in both games, despite the Tires’ usual success in the section. Guests visiting local families include Rev. and Mrs. Leland Cary of New York City at the Cary home, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Herlinger of Warren visiting the Koehlers. Other travelers include George Freeman and wife from Toledo, Dean Murry and family from Colorado, and Mr. and Mrs. H G White and daughter from Wooster.
In New Orleans on June 1 the Normal School student body bans skirts above the knee after criticism of attire on a trip aboard a steamer. They condemn the outfits as an insult, asserting girls know better, while denying rigid dress regulation for varying heights.
Pekin reports Hey Shih-Chang, president of China, says he will not resign or flee despite ongoing factional clashes. He vows to prevent civil war, protect foreign life and property, and keep national unity as the republic’s first objective, warning continued strife threatens China and other nations.
John P. Cope, 72, after a barber shave, returned home laid out a new suit, wrote a burial note requesting the suit, and then shot himself through the heart with a shotgun. He died at the scene.
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