Washington Prohibition Case Highlights River of Permits
In Cleveland June 8 federal court proceedings in the Hayner whiskey conspiracy case reveal government witnesses testifying that federal prohibition officials approved permits for large liquor shipments. Key figures include Bert Michael, J. E. Yyssel, and Warren E. Mett, with defense claims of improper permit limits. The prosecution aims to finish its case as witnesses recount cross examinations and attestations linking Copeland and Gardos to permit handling and possible pressures from Washington.
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Joan G. Harper
Divisige Prohibition
Luther Day
Hayner
J. E. Yssel
Federal Prohibion
Ohio
Je B. Copeland
Warren E.mett
Columbus
Roy Haynes
Prohibition Erector
Harper
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Assisnt
Vic Donahey Jr Gets First Long Trousers
Vic Donahey Jr., eleven and son of Ohio Governor Donahey, wore his first long pants in Columbus on June 3 as his sister Margaret prepared for marriage. The event drew a proud grin from the boy who called the trousers great.
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Vic Jr
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Margaret
Vic
President Coolidge Tax Free Salary Ruling By Supreme Court
President Coolidge is exempt from income tax on his 75000 dollar annual salary after a Supreme Court decision ruled that Congress overstepped by taxing federal officers. The ruling affects federal judges and may lead to refunds for 1918 through 1924 taxes, with the vice president remaining taxable. The ruling rests on the constitutional clause that salaries shall not be diminished during office.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Congress
United States
White House
Supreme Court
Federal Judges’ Salaries Also Applies To the President's Salary. Mr. Coolidge
Internal Revenue Department
High Court
United States Claim Court
Samuel Graham
Maryland
Isk
United Press
Wilson
Harding
Lorain Mayor Plans Resignation On Sept 1
Lorain Ohio June 3 Mayor George Hoffman will resign as chief executive on September 1 to take a job in Florida. He took office January 1 1924 during a troubled administration marked by a police scandal as his safety director quit. Council President H B Walter will succeed him.
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Lorain
George Hoffman
Florida
Hoffman
Council
H. B. Walter
Storms claim 20 in Swedish disasters
Storms sweeping Sweden have caused a death toll estimated at 20 persons in marine disasters. Authorities and rescue services report ongoing hazardous conditions along the coast as the storm system moves through Stockholm and surrounding regions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Coolidge Speaks To Naval Cadets At Annapolis
President Coolidge distributed the diatomas to the United States Naval Academy graduating class of 425. He and Mrs. Coolidge motored from Washington and met Admiral Nurton before addressing the cadets and returning to the capital.
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Coolidge
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Washington
Admiral Nurton
Ohio Governor’s daughter to wed in mansion ceremony
Miss Margaret Donahey, daughter of Governor Vic Donahey, will marry James Wylie Huffman, executive secretary to the governor, in a first wedding at the current executive mansion on Broad Street. The 3 p.m. ceremony will be attended by close relatives and friends with gifts arriving ahead of time as preparations proceed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Donahey
Vic Donahey
James Wylie Huffman
Broad Street
Five-Cent Cigar Remark Links to Tragedy in Marshall
Washington reports a sequel to Thomas R. Marshall's famous five cent cigar remark. Cigar makers sent gifts to the former vice president, who refused them and turned cigars over to Tom Neil, a Black office attendant who smoked hundreds and fell ill, later dying. The incident shadows Marshall’s legacy with a note of tragedy.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Senate
Tom Neil
Neil
He Got His Dog and Broke Three Little Hearts
A white poodle from C W Kratzer at 3108 Tuscarawas St went with four year old Charles wherever he roamed. While Charles slept the dog crossed the street and was fatally struck by a passing car. The driver, who shrugged off the incident, could not be charged with manslaughter though the act shattered three children.
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C. W. Kratzer
Tuscara
Margaret
Helen
Charles
Hhs
Unidentified Man Found Along Pennsylvania Right of Way
The body of an unidentified man was found along the Pennsylvania railroad right of way near Waynesburg on Wednesday morning about 6. Caesar Ponazza of Whitacre Greer Co. reported the body. Coroner T. C. McQuate investigates the death with a theory the man was a Whitacre Greer employee struck by a train on his way to work.
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Pennsylvania
Waynesburg
Caesar Ponazza
Whitacre Greer Co
T. C. McQuate
Whitacre-Greer
Probe fatal fire at tobacco shed in Piqua
State fire marshals will investigate a deadly blaze in Piqua where the charred remains of Mrs. Louisa Sinks were found over a month ago. Police had suspected murder and had her vital organs examined, but no evidence supported the murder theory.
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PIQUA
Louisa Sinks
Chinese Strike Paralyzes Shanghai Mills Wharves
The Canton Daily News reports Shanghai’s international settlement in upheaval as over 100,000 Chinese strike, halting cotton mills, wharf work, and riverfront firms. Marines guard Riverside power plant and other sites while students protest rioting victims. Public utilities run with small staffs as demonstrations occur and calls to oppose the municipal council rise.
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Canton Daily News
Shanghai
Riverside
Ohio Bankers Open Meeting in Columbus
More than 1000 expected at the 35th annual Ohio Bankers Association convention in Columbus to convene this afternoon for a three day meeting. President B. G. Huntington leads with A Roach as secretary and W R Myers as treasurer. Speakers include Willam Thompson of Ohio State University and Luther K. Bell of the US Air Mail Service to discuss speeding banking with air mail. W A Ackerman chairman to deliver council report.
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W. A Ackerman
Vernon
Policeman Dies in Detroit Roadster Crash
June 2 report says Glenn Eldert a motorcycle officer and three companions in a sport roadster traveling at 45 mph crashed into a safety post. Herbert York, 39, was instantly killed. others were hospitalized. Eldert sustained probable fatal injuries.
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Detroit
Glenn Eldert
Herbert York
Has Even Chance for Secretary Weeks Recovery at Phillips House
June 3 report from Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital says Secretary of War John W. Weeks was convalescing from gall stone surgery. A physician remained at his bedside through the night as the outcome remained uncertain.
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Boston
John W
Phillips House
Massachusetts
General Hospital
LIFT RECEIVERSHIP OVER CEMENT FIRM
Columbus June 3 Receiverhip of the Phoenix Pertianag cement Co subsidiary of the ill fated R L Dellings Co. ended today with management restored to its officers. The firm, under Freeman Eagleson Columbus, had been in receivership since January 1924. Stabilized income and royalties from cement manufactured at its Birmingham plant are expected to continue.
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Columbuus
Phoenix-Pertianag Cement Co
R. L. Dellings Co
Freeman 1
Eagleson
Columbus
Birmingham
Ala
Girl tries suicide over dress ban in New York
June 3 report says 14 year old Josephine Piazza attempted self harm after being forbidden to wear a new dress. She shot herself. the bullet lodged in her shoulder and she is expected to recover.
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New York
Josephine Piazza
Interurban Crash Kills One, Dozens Hurt Near Kokomo
In a head on collision between two Union Traction Interurban cars near Kokomo and Peru today one man was killed and a dozen people were injured.
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Kokomo
Ind
Union Traction Interurban
Peru
Love enters rage for mayor
Samuel J. Love filed petitions Wednesday as a Republican candidate for mayor of Canton. Attorney W Bernard Rodgers filed petitions as Democratic candidate for city solicitor and Dom Norrie, Democrat, filed to run for councilman from the Eighth ward.
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Samuel J. Love
Brown
Canton
W. Bernard Rodgers
Dom Norrie
Eighth Ward
First Chinese divorcee granted by Strk co court judge
The first Chinese divorcee in Strk co courts was granted a decree to Chue Sue in his suit against May Sue by Judge Agler. The couple separated after cruelty claims and her return to Hong Kong. The case was heard with an incomplete stenographic report as no marks existed for some Chinese terms.
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Strk Co
Agler
Chue Sue
May Sue
Sue
Hongkokg'na
Collector Killed By Officer Who Shoots Too Soon
Wilbur Johnson, 35, driver of a armored car, was shot and killed at a South Side station by a patrolman who mistook him for a holdup man. He entered with a revolver and demanded money. Johnson died at a hospital. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Chicago
Wyilbur Johnson
South Side
Johnson
Waldo Baston
Court Upholds Ban on Movie The Birth of a Nation
Ohio Supreme Court upholds a ban on showing The Birth of a Nation in the state. Vernon M Reigel, state rector of Education, confirmed the ruling after the court judges viewed the film in the chambers on a temporary screen citing crime tends to inflame race prejudice.
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Columbus
Vernon M Reigela
Signal men hurt at Defiance railroad accident
June 3 report from Defiance states Charles Rashore aged 5 and Clarence Helley aged 35, signalmen with Bavinvore & Onlo Railroad, were badly bruised and cut when the gual line car capaleed after throwing a wheel, injuries described as serious though not detailed.
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Charles Rashore
Clarence Helley
Bavinvore & Onlo Railroad
Stricken While Driving Auto Near Wooster
Charles Kreighbaum of Canton died near Wooster after intense heat over two days. He was driving from Toledo when illness overtook him and he died at a farm house in the evening. Official cause listed as heart trouble, physician cites heat as contributing factor. Surviving widow Mrs Mary Kreighbaum, two daughters Mrs W J Evans and Mrs Ted Evans of Canton, two sons William and John Kreighbaum of Canton, two sisters Mrs J M Bair of Akron and Mrs Kate Bowers of Union City.
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Wooster
Toledo
Kreighbaum
Mary Kreighbaum
W. J. Evans
Canton
Ted Evans
William and
John Kreighbaum
J. M. Bair
Akron
Kate Bowers
Union
Crowe uncovers new evidence in Billy McClintock case
Chicago June 3 State's Attorney Robert E Crowe and aides gained new evidence from physicians who attended Billy McClintock the so called millionaire orphan. Crowe said the information is important but would not disclose its nature and tied it to William D Shepherd charged with murder by typhoid injection.
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Chicago
Billy McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
United Press
Billy
Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Child Crushed Under Auto Tragedy in Dayton
A 2 year old boy named Paul was crushed when his family's car started unexpectedly in Dayton. The infant was found beneath the wheel in the garage after the vehicle moved and passed over his head.
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Dayton
Jungle
Whene
Hia
Paul
Hia Whulerashed
Funeral Train Passes Through Columets
A nine-coach special carrying the body of former Vice President Thomas T. Marshall traveled through Columbus early today. Seven cars carried friends and relatives, while the New York Clients' baseball club occupied the remaining two cars.
Negro Arrested in Murder of Girl in Brooklyn
William Siraesfield, a Brooklyn janitor, was charged with the murder of Miss Clarence Kane whose mutilated body was found last Friday in vacant lot near Browneville. Kane was sister of a Brooklyn detective.
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Brooklyn
William Siraesfield
Newre
Clarence Kane
Hee Howe
Browneville Seottonm
Rattlesnake Bite Threatens Toledy Girl
Gertrude Kinball, a Toledy resident, was bitten by a rattlesnake on her front porch. The girl turned blue and doctors fear for her recovery as seruma arrives from Chisago. The incident occurred while she played outside.
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Toledy
Gertrude Kinball
Phyettiane
Seruma
Chisago
Ohio State to Commission 163 Senior Reserve Officers
On June 2 the Ohio State University will confer commissions on 163 senior reserve officers during a ceremony this afternoon.
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Ohio State University
Canada Presses Arctic Land Claim Near North Pole
Canadian officials press the United States to recognize claims to Ellsmere land as Canadian, linking the MacMillan Byrd Arctic expedition to potential cross border passage. Washington awaits responses as talks consider a joint commission or international tribunal for any new Arctic territory.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Arctic
Ellsmere Land
Navy Department
Department of State
Ellemere
W. W. Cory
Charles Stewart
Polar
Greenland
Pole
Crockerland
Peary
Russia
Asy
MacMillan
Otttawa
Canadian
Joint High Commission
Res
Kies Me Again at Strand Theater Canton
The Birivet Lubitaon production Kies Me Again features Marie Pievess and Monte Blue at Strand Theater Canton in the first city state display. The title, made famous by Victor Herbert, stems from a song success. Two names appear in the Where You Can Find It In Canton section for free tickets.
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Birivet Lubitaon
Marie Pievess
Monte Blue
Strand Theater
Canton
Firet
Victor Herbert
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Cleveland
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