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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
5
Partial OCR shows a church program or meeting note with references to Misses, Earl, and St Kenville. Details are garbled, no clear date or event title, but mentions childhood church on 1 Avenue and regular classes rehearsing.
Washington debates whether the U S debt negotiations should begin in the United States or move to Paris or London. Officials say the aim is a substantial French contribution to help retire American time bonds and fund government needs, while avoiding entanglement with European reparations.
Joachim de Glaver, designer of the framework for the Statue of Liberty and contributor to over 400 major U.S. buildings, died in Chicago. A Burnham era chief engineer, he helped erect the Equitable Wing in New York and was a pioneer of skyscrapers. Born in Way and educated there, he received the Order of St. Olav from Haakon in 1922.
Washington reports a nationwide drive titled Swat the Nixie to slash millions lost in misaddressed mail. The campaign highlights dead-letter and misdirected mail costs, urging proper return addresses and wrapped parcels.
In Sofia on June 1 the question of whether citizens committing crimes abroad deserve immunity not given at home has surfaced over the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing. French minister Emile Darde appealed for Eugene Leger and noted wife Mme Nicoloff’s death sentences, while Ivan Lief remains destined for execution. Public unease grows as Leger may face life imprisonment instead of hanging.
In a moonlit sequence Garnache trudges toward Voiron wrestling desire and duty as he plans the morrow. He reaches the inn at La Rochette seeking Rabecque to restore his former self and prepare for swift action at daybreak.
Ray Mugrage was arrested Sunday evening on grand larceny, destruction of property and disturbing the peace charges. Police say he took a Maxwell touring car from 128 McKinley SW, crashed into a telephone pole, then drove it into a NW apartment building at 3rd and Newton, abandoning the vehicle before his arrest on Tuscarawas.
A dated kitchen note offers recipes for Chocolate Syrup, Iced Chocolates, Chocolate Egg Shake, Apricot Cup, and Raspberry Shrub. It lists ingredients, steps, and serving ideas, crediting Mrs J Criswell and Mrs R P Gross with addresses in Canton Place and Fulton Road.
Golie Jackson reports to police two kitchen chairs were taken from her residence at 516 Vickstein et SE while she was away on Sunday. The incident remains under investigation and no suspect information is available.
E Hf Bachtel reported to police that his automobile was stolen from the corner of Walnut Ave and nd St NE where it was parked.
Charles Lawlor author of The Sidewalks of New York died of heart disease in New York. He was blind and had lived in impoverished circumstances for years. Burial is scheduled for tomorrow.
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