Cannon Walks Out on Senate Lobby Probers
Bishop James Cannon Jr withdrew as a voluntary witness before the Senate lobby committee and said he would only testify if subpoenaed. The exchange halted questions on his anti Smith activities. Borah’s arrival supplied a quorum to proceed.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Cannon
Walsh
Sen
Blaine
Wisconsin
Caraway
Arkansas
Sen. Borah
Idaho
Capitol
Massillon and Canton Men Lead Ohio Bankers
Dayton June 5 Edward A Seiter of Cincinnati Fifth Third Union Trust Co was elected president of the Ohio Bankers Association at the annual convention George H Dunn of Akron Central Depositors Bank Trust Co was elected vice president Oscar D Miller of Massillon Ohio Merchants Trust Co was reelected treasurer Wil R Myers and George D Harter Peak from Canton were named vice presidents of the state bank division
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Dayton
Edward A. Seiter
Fifth- Third Union Trust Co
Cincinnati
Ohio Bankers’ Association
George H. Dunn
Central Depositors’ Bank & Trust Co
Akron
Oscar D. Miller
Ohio Merchants’ Trust Co
Massilom
Whs
Wil R. Myers
George D. Harter Peak
Canton
State Bank
For Sale Furnishings and Fixtures in Canton
Classified notes advertise a gown and millinery shoppe inventory and home furnishings including bedroom suite desk kitchen cabinets lamps and appliances. Items are priced for quick sale at Meyers Lake area with private bath range and refrigerator. Read today’s Canton Daily News Classified Department for more offers.
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Meyers Lake
Canton Daily News
Dougherty Family Ends English Derby Ticket Quarrel
The Dougherty household reconciled after a dispute over a $149,000 English Derby sweepstakes ticket. Daniel Dougherty and his sons Edward and Daniel Jr agreed on the windfall and planned to travel to Quebec to claim the money. The feud stemmed from a $1 loan and a partial sale of the ticket, with tensions over ownership and proceeds.
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United Press
York
House of
Blenhe
Army and Navy Veterans
Canada
House of Dougherty
Dougherty,Jr
Quebec
Edward
Daniel
Doughertys
Ward
Hundh
Dougherty
Death of Mrs. Clark Prominent Ohio Republican Leader
Columbus June 5 Republicans across Ohio paid tribute to Mrs. Hugh Clark of Steubenville, Republican national committeewoman, who died suddenly after addressing the Republican Women Glee Club. She was 60. The body was taken to Steubenville for funeral arrangements. Clark collapsed while resuming her seat and heart disease was cited as the cause. Clark was a leading political figure and feminist advocate, rising to committeewoman in 1928 after supporting Hoover in the presidential preference primary and defeating Wilma S. Levan.
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Columbus
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Republican National
Ohio
Republican Women Glee Club
Wilma S. Levan
Republican National Committee
Frank K. Willis
Sen. Willis
Hoover
Clark
Mrs. Levan
Democrats at Victory Dinner in Columbus
Canton and Stark county will be represented by a large turnout of leading Democrats at the Democratic Victory Dinner in Columbus on Thursday night. Former Gov. James M. Cox will serve as toastmaster. A Masonic notice states the funeral of J. C. Taylor will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the temple, public invited. George C. Bole and C. E. Norris sign as officers.
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Memorial Hall
Columbus
Jouett Shouse
James M. Cox
Dayston
Atleen Pomerene
Cleveland
Martin L.davey
Kent
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
Bernice Pyke
Gover
Cox
Shouse. Addreses
Pomerene
Davey
Vic Donahey
George White
Marietta
M. W. Simpson
Franklin County
Democratic Women's Chorus
Second Ward
Democratic Orchestra
Claude Bowers
Jefferson and
Hamilton
Walter F. Heer
WAIU
Canton and
Stark Co
J. C. Taylor
Geo. C. Bole
W. M. C. E. Norris
Secy. Adv
Free for all race for state representative nomination grows
A GOP contest for three seats in the state legislature draws 13 candidates with over a week remaining to file petitions. New entrants include L. M. Osborne of Alliance E. M. Cranston of 218 17th St NE and Christian R. Wingerd of Middlebranch. The upcoming session faces significant tax policy shifts to implement a constitutional property classification amendment.
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L. M. Osborne
Alliance
E. M. Cranston
17Th St
Christian R. Wingerd
Middlebranch
Bankers Debate Broad Banking Reform At DC Convention
Comptroller of the Currency John W. Pole defended liberalizing national banking laws to permit chain banking in trade areas. He argued the modification would decentralize banking capital in the United States during remarks before the District of Columbia Bankers Association in convention at Asheville North Carolina. Auction Sale scheduled Saturday at 1 pm for Household goods listed by Canton Storage Co.
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Asheville
N.C
Comptroller of Currency
John W. Pole
District of Columbia Bankers’ Association
Pole
United States
Canton Family Reunites After 18 Years of Separation
Albert Winters greets his grown daughter Edith Winters in Canton after an 18 year separation since he left Oldham England. Edith and her mother Mrs Charlotte Winters have moved to Canton with Winters, seen with his daughter in a photo taken Wednesday.
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Albert Winters
Wellsav
Canton
Winters
Oldham
England
Goodby
Edith Winters
Charlotte Winters
Enland
America
Canton Daily News
Age Limit to Be Discussed by City Officials
A 65 year age limit may be discussed Thursday by the joint firemen pension relief fund trustees and the city civil service commission. City Solicitor Russell H. Mack called the 65 year limit illegal and said only the civil service commission can set such a rule. The discussion involves Fire Chief Robert O. Mesnar and other veterans, with a trustee noting Mesnar would not be named in the appeal to the commission. A pension of 120 dollars a month for Mesnar was mentioned earlier. Safety Director George F. Schoener said he had not been approached about Mesnar’s retirement.
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Firemen's Pension Relief Fund Trustees
City Civil Service Commission
Russell H. Mack
Civil Ice Commission
Robert O. Mesnar
Department
Mesnar
Civil Service Commission
George F. Schoner
Board of Trustees
Street objections delay Cleveland avenue widening plans
Three petitions oppose widening and paving Cleveland av NW between 6th St and Ridgway Av filed with C L Buchanan, arguing the work is unnecessary. Legislation to finalize the improvement is near, notices were served, and a land donation by Thomas J Coakley will straighten a sharp street turn.
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Cleveland Av
6Th St
Ridgway Av
C. L. Buchanan
Council
Cleveland
Thomas J Coakley
Canton Sweats Under Intense Eastern Heat Wave
Canton and Stark county seek relief from a widespread heat wave that darkened the region. The day’s high reached 89 degrees with a 60 degree low, while forecasts warned of little relief through Friday or Saturday and crops dreading drought unless moisture arrives.
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Canton
Stark Ce
Graf Zeppelin Lands in Seville After Atlantic Flight
Graf Zeppelin completed a New York to Seville crossing after a stormy Atlantic run. The airship arrived at 12 05 pm local time after about 61 hours 26 minutes covering over 3500 miles with wind and rain delays. Hugo Eckener directed the flight from Lakehurst to Seville.
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Hy Latted Press
Seville
Spain
Lakehurst
Atlantic Ocean
Azores Islands
Portugal
New York
Azores
Hugo i Eckener
Soldier Held In Girl's Death At Arlington
Private Howard L. Brewster was jailed in Arlington County following formal murder charges for the slaying of Navy department clerk Miss Mary Baker two months earlier. He confessed in May, later recanted, and underwent sanity exams by arm specialists who ruled him sane. He was arrested on a murder warrant issued by Trial Judge Harry R. Thomas.
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Washington
Howard L. Brewster
Arlington, Wasco
Potomac
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Brewster
Harry R. Thomas
Arlington Co
Wheat prices drop sharply after record lows in Canton
A three cent fall in wheat prices returns values to pre war levels with top grades at 95 cents in Canton terminals and No 3 grade at 94 cents. Analysts foresee little recovery due to a projected record crop as harvesting starts in Texas and Kansas fields near readiness.
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Stark
Canton
Texas
Kansas
Edith Rockefeller McCormick in Chicago hospital stay
Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick hospitalized in Passavant Hospital after a minor operation performed by Dr Lewis L McArthur. The surgeon said she would likely be discharged within a week. A Chicago store announces remodeling and new stock at 237 E Taube with repair services and a Friday heel replacement offer.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Passavant Hospital
Lewis L. McArthur
McCormick
Back North Washington Too Hot for Hoo. er's Dog in Summer
The item notes a heat affected dog event in a North Washington setting during the summer. No further readable specifics could be confirmed from the fragment.
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Washington
Yukon the First Dog Goes North for Summer
Yukon the Eskimo dog and first dog of the land returns from the White House kennels to the cool north after President Hoover decides the capital summer climate is too hot for him. The dog will not be seen again by the other White House dogs until winter.
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Ashington
Yukon
White House
Hoover
North Atlantic
Spring Water Is Exonerated After Illness Report
Investigators found the roadside springs near Massillon and Canal Fulton Road safe after a family of seven fell ill. Dr. C. M. Peters and the Ohio Department of Health conducted tests on water samples and victims’ stomach contents, with results due in several days.
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Maasilion
C. M. Peters
Stark Co
Earl Booth
Lockwood Dgners
Summitco
Manatllan
State Board of Health
J. B. Young
Fulton Road
Suge
Booth
Columbus
Massillon
Ohio Department of Health
J. E. Bauman
Indian independence volunteers sentenced in Bombay raid case
Sixty four volunteers arrested in the Wadala salt raids were sentenced in Bombay. Seven youths received one day simple imprisonment, one was acquitted, others got three months rigorous imprisonment as the group sang revolutionary songs in court. Public notices about a Cleveland excursion follow.
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Bombay
India
Wadala
Canton Mayor vetoes transportation franchise bills
Mayor Herman K R Witter vetoes two proposed ten year franchises for Canton Traction Co and Canton Motor Coach Inc citing liability risks from taking 118000 from Northern Ohio Power & Light Co and tearing up unused rails. He argues against abandoning streetcars while freight trains use main routes and urges city share in receipts with a traffic commissioner. Veto delays two years of council work and may lead to re passage.
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Dual City Transportation
Canton Traction Co
Caneton Motor Coach, Inc
Herman KR. Witter
Earl Hafer
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
Canton
Witter
Council Utility Committee
Canton Motor Coach, Inc
Ruth Bryan Owen Returns to Congress from Insular Seat
In Hills California on June 5 a reader celebrates Ruth Bryan Owen winning a congressional seat from an insular possession. The letter praises her pedigree and predicts more effective leadership, joking about Literary Digest vote tallies and a longing for Senate service.
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Pteryrid Hills
Cal
Ruth Bryan Owen
Congress
Senate
Florida
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