Canton Woman Dead Husband May Die After Crash
Isaac Jackson, 55, and his wife Mire Jackson of Canton were in a collision near Warren that left Mire dead and Isaac with internal injuries and a broken hip. Their daughter Estella survived with minor injuries. The couple, longtime Canton residents, were en route to Geneva to visit a son, Benty. One child, 16 year old Joseph McGill, died after being struck while riding on a parade route. The parade involved 25 cars en route to Bowman cemetery. Funeral plans for McGill were announced.
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Mire
Isaac Jackson
Hazleit
Estella Jackson
Warren
Jackson
Warren City Hospital
Canton
Duebber-Hampden Watch Co
Joseph Walter McGill
Howenstein
McGill
T. C McQuate
McQuate
American Legion
Bowman Cemetery
East Sparta
Amindsen Expedition Lads Reported Safe Return
Fragment from a historical page notes the Amindsen expedition facing delays with an apparent safe return on track. Mentions the Mozart Theater and local ads offering Royal Crest coffee at Keller Bros Arcade Market Wings, plus Daily News reader insertions for Where You Can Find It in Canton.
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Azure
Mozart Theater
Canton
Keler Bro
Shopping for a grown lion proves a tricky task
Lions clubs seek a king of beasts for Canton zoo. Cincinnati zoo offered Caesar the black maned African lion for 150 dollars, but schoolchildren bought him for Cleveland zoo. Caesar was lost to Canton, prompting a nationwide search by the Canton Daily News editor and telegrams to many zoos.
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Canton Zoo
Lions’ Club
Caesar
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati
Canton
Cleveland Zoo
Canton Daily News
United States
Stark 10 Send Additional Men to Camp Knox
Seven more Stark county youths joined training at Camp Knox Kentucky this week bringing Stark totals to 158. Enrolled Canton men include George Hopton Daniel Hoy Robert Hunter Vincent Kohler Robert Whitmer and George Whitmire along with Leo Hellins of Massillon. Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia youths receive a July August day training allotment of 287365 with 126000 for transportation the largest item.
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Stark Co
Camp Knox
Canton
George C. Hopton
Daniel I. Hoy
Robert H. Hunter
Vincent FE. Kohler
Robert H. Whitmer
George KE. Whitmire
Leo U W. Hellins
Massillon
Fifth Area Corps
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Auust
Jewel Bandits Take 50000 In Buffalo Jewelry Heist
Four gunmen bound four clerks and one customer with rope in a Buffalo jewelry store robbery. They ransacked Sol Levy’s shop and escaped with about 47000 dollars in diamonds and jewelry.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sol Levy
Hilton Leaves Anti Saloon League to Open Private Practice
Attorney Joseph L. Hilton, after four years heading league legal work in four counties and hundreds of prosecutions for liquor law violations, severs ties with the Anti Saloon League and forms a private practice with A. H. Elliott in the Daily News building.
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Joseph L. Hilton
The
Anti Saloon League
A. H. Elliott
Daily News
Hilton
Village
Justice Court
Canton Youth Badly Injured In Auto Crash
James Gribble a 17 year old Canton youth is hospitalized in Salem with a punctured abdomen after the steering wheel of the car he was driving broke and the vehicle went into a ditch near Salem early Monday. He is a McKinley High School sophomore returning from Pittsburgh where he and another Canton youth spent Memorial Day and Sunday. the other boy escaped serious injuries.
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James Gribble
Dryden Ct
Salem Hospital
Salem
Young Gribble
McKinley High School
Pittsburgh
Canton
Probe Opens Into Death Of Leo R. Parson In Chicago Fire
Coroner's inquiry began into the fatal blaze at the Gold Coast apartment that claimed Leo R. Parson a 40 year old wealthy broker. Park policeman James King, wounded in the fire, is held as a material witness while Mrs. Parsons, formerly Katheryne Wyath of New York, is summoned as a witness.
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Chicago
Leo R. Parson
Gold Coast
James King
Park
Parsons
Parsons Beautiful
Katheryne Wyath
New York City
No poison found in Mrs. Sinks case at Trev
Dayton officials reported that the stomach of Mrs. Louisa Sinks, burned to death in a tobacco shed near Trev last week, contained no incriminating substances. Dr C. Gitter of Miami Valley hospital completed the analysis and submitted the report to Troy authorities.
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Dayton
Louisa Sinks
Trev
C. [Itter
Miawi Valley Hospital
Troy
Fireman Hurt In Collision At Wooster
Brice Wolf of Rochester Pa, a fireman on the Broadway Limited, was the sole injured when the locomotive crashed into three derailed freight cars at East Henry Street Wooster. Severely burned by bursting steam pipes, he was rushed to Kinny and Smith hospital, Wooster. A broken wheel on westbound freight caused the derailment. the limited narrowly escaped with both engineer and fireman surviving.
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Brice Wolf
Rochester
East Henry Street Crossing
Wooster
East Henry Street Bridge
Wolfe
Kinny and Smith
Shriners Open 51st Conclave in Los Angeles
Fifty thousand Shriners gathered for the 51st conclave in Los Angeles with delegates from across the country. Music from 50 bands and 790 chanters accompanied the opening ceremonies as James H Burger and James K Chandler arrived for the imperial potentate roles and bids for the 1926 session began.
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Los Angeles
The
Mystic Shrine
Catalina Island
James &. Chandler
Kansas City
Imperial
Los Angeles Coliseum
Philadelphia
Akron
Denver
James c. Burger
Bank Robbery at Baker State Bank in Cicero Suburb
Five bandits robbed the Baker state bank in Cicero a Chicago suburb today forcing about six staff at gunpoint to surrender all money and checks visible. Officials will determine the loot after a full check.
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Chicago
Baker State Bank
Cicero
Nation's leaders mourn Marshall former vice president
Washington June 1 leaders of the nation including President Coolidge and members of Congress paid tribute to Thomas R. Marshall former vice president whose sudden death drew expressions of regret. Coolidge sent a personal letter to Mrs Marshall praising his rugged outspoken character and long public service in Indiana and as VP for eight years. Continued on Page 16 Col 6.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Coolidge
Marshall
Indiana
Dayton Cincinnati Air Line Opens with Regular Schedule
Dayton launches daily air service to Cincinnati with five round trips. The Johnson Air Plane Co. inaugurates the route at 8 p.m. Pilot Jack Lagis and a photographer led the first flight. a 9:30 a.m. second flight carried Congressman Roy G. Fitzgerald, Mayor Frank B. Hale and several newspapermen. Cincinnati is 40 minutes away by air with hourly return departures and 20-minute layovers.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Johnson Air Plane Co., Inc
Jack Lagis
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Frank B. Hale
Quality Will Win in Canton News Advertising Gains
The Canton Daily News reports May 1925 advertising losses nationwide, noting it gained over 17 920 lines of space versus 1924. The paper attributes the gain to quality reporting and strong ads, while noting city home delivery rose by 1322 households compared with May 1924.
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Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Canton
Eartier
Booze Trials Opened Today in Hayner Conspiracy Case
Three alleged leaders in the Hayner whiskey conspiracy went on trial in federal court today in Cleveland. Defendants include J F Russell a suspended Ohio prohibition director Merle B Copeland former Russell clerk and Warren E Barnett a Columbus attorney connected to state politicians. Also named were Armand Gardos Harry Grosberg and Peter Higgins who confessed to diverting unlawfully withdrawn whiskey from Hayner warehouse at Troy into bootleg channels and may testify for the government.
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Cleveland
J. FE
Russell
Ohio
Merle B Copeland
Warren E. Barnett
Columbus
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Armand A. Gardos
Harry A. Grosberg
Peter J. Higgins
Hayner
Troy
Drops Cases of Draft Dodgers in June Flush
Washington D. C. June 1 All indictments of alleged draft dodgers returned during the war except those with real conviction prospects will be dismissed by the federal government this month to ease congestion in the federal courts. Cases kept for prosecution will be pressed vigorously. thousands of indictments will be dropped.
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Washington.d
Justice Department
Deaf mute drowns in river near Cincinnati
On June 1 a group of four deaf mute youths swam in the Little Miami River Sunday afternoon. One, OCordon Struble, 22, drowned after fighting to stay afloat while three others were saved by nearby campers.
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Cuscinnati
Milami
O Cordon Struble
Cincinnati
Freeg C. McKey
Ind
Gordon Struble
Wend Donald
Rosa
Hamilton
Heart Attack Ends Life as He Reads Bible
Former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall died suddenly in his hotel room in Washington while reading the Bible. Officials said he had been convalescing from nervous exhaustion and a cold after a lengthy speaking tour in the Middle West. The body was to be sent to Marion, Indiana, for burial in the family graveyard. funeral plans were not yet complete.
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eQuate
W Itnesses
McGill
McCreary
Magnolia
Marshall
Governors Back National Defense Day Poll Says Some Favor July Fourth Test
A nationwide International News Service poll finds most governors willing to cooperate with President Coolidge and the war department on an annual Defense Day. Some prefer a different date than July 4, arguing a test then could hinder mobilization and promote military preparation.
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New York
Coolidge
War Department
Genera
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
Gov
A. V. Donahey
Ohio
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Gov. Hunt
Menry Ll. Fuqua
Louisiana
Marshall Noted For His Humor
A feature on Thomas R. Marshall highlights his keen humor as vice president. Notable moments include quips about a five cent olgar and a Mexico related remark to White House reporters. He also twice declined political advancement, saying fear of election and choosing rest over late returns.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Senate
Marshall
White House
Mexico
Carranza
Congress
Illness Keeps Man in Hotel as Recovery Progresses
Fragmentary OCR shows a figure recovering from illness and staying in a hotel. The note mentions continued coverage on page 2 column 2, indicating a longer report to follow. The readable line suggests a partial update within a multi-column newspaper layout.
Memorial Day speeches and local crime notes across Ohio
Urbana congressman delivered Memorial Day speeches at Woodstock North Lewisburg and Urbana Junior College. Counterfeit quarters surfaced in Mount Vernon Athens and Glouster with local shops accepting some bogus coins. In Athens Albert Timmons 19 fled home but was recaptured. Midport reports ransacked captain Haptonstall’s home and blown safe. Cincinnati mourns three heat victims and a shooting seen as a youth dies of a gunshot wound amid a murder confession tale.
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Urbana
Charlies Brand
Woodstock
North Lewisburg
Urbana Junior College
Blonde Amazon Sought in Boston Murder Case
Boston police hunted a tall blonde woman nicknamed the Blonde Amazon in connection with the brutal murder and robbery of Mae Price, wardrobe mistress of a musical comedy show. A former bellboy at Hotel Hollia overheard the assailants discussing the crime days before the victim’s death.
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Boston
May
Mae Price
Wartrobe
Charus Giria
Hlollia
Mye. Peice
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Pamp Augallo
Amindsen
Penny Flier
Prouts
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania Lines
STARK
Camp
Knox
Broadway
Flyer
Shriners
Thomas
Dayton-Cincy Air Line
Copeland
Barnett
Rom
Hoosier
Parently
Mount Vernon
Athens
Albert Timmons
le Fond
Glouster
Middleport
W Rt. Haptonstall
Mary Duncan
Harry Kader
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