Wages Fight Delays May School Bills At Canton Board Meeting
Canton board of education clashes over paying May bills led by Jay Lehman and Howard Miller. The session approved $10,000 for F Wittere Construction on Lincoln Junior High work, while Lehman opposed all payments. The board also awarded contracts for redecorating and portable painting and set tuition, school grounds purchases, and new kindergarten at Belden school.
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Board of Education
Howard M. Miller
Billea
Lehman
F. Wittere Construction Co
Lincoln Junior High
Harrison-av
Sixthet S
W. PD. Kirkland
New Lincoln High School
Witters Co
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Keplinger
Kirkland
Folk
Washington School
W. Lane
FE. U. Whittacre
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Central High School
Fourth-st
Cedar School
Clarendon
J. A. Heingartner Co
R. L. Fox Co
Summit School
Chapman Plumbing Co
Roosevelt
Third-st
A. C. Eynon Co
Garfield
Young Heating and Plumbing Co
Fife Bros. Co
Canton
Harvey Fletcher
McKinley Higgh
Mapleay School
State Department of Public Relations
Lane
O. RR. Clovis
Belden School
Witness Says Pence Gun Not Fired In Battle
Agnes Griffin testified that Pence did not fire the gun that killed Laskaris claiming he slapped her and later fired after a confrontation at the Laskaris place. She described the scuffle with Herdlicka and the absence of guns among the Greeks, while Alex Alovises supported her account and said Pence shot Laskaris and was wounded himself.
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Pence
Laskaris
Laskaris Place
W. B. Quinn
Fred Vogley
James Herdlicka
Canton
Laskari
Laskaria
Herdlicka
Ponce
Alex Alevesis
Alevesis
Herdricka
Wogley
T. C. McQuate
Alovises
Alex Alovises
Auto Victims Improve After Kirkersville Wreck
The condition of Dewey Allen of Quaker City and Mrs Edna Starr of Barnesville, hurt in yesterday's auto wreck on the national road near Kirkersville, was slightly improved today. Doctors have not yet determined full extent of injuries but report both are seriously hurt and receiving treatment.
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Newark, CO
Dewey Allen
Quaker City
Edna Starr
Barnesville
National Road
Kirkersville
Mandy Kite Dies Before Doctor Reaches Country Club
Mrs Mandy Kite dies at home as physician delays changing clothes and arriving from the Country Club. Abe Martin notes a rustic, humorous local tone in the brief report about the day’s event.
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Mandy Kite
Wave of prosperity hits Elyria with permit total
Building permits issued in recent months total $550,030, a new Elyria record, signaling brisk growth. The permits cover various new structures and expansions across the city, reflecting a strong construction push and economic uptick.
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Elyria
Legislative Jam Threatens Senate as Bonus, Tariff Standoff Continues
Republican leaders fight a senate stalemate over the tariff and soldiers bonus with hopes of passage by mid July. Some backers expect a bonus bill to pass, while others vow to block any form of bonus legislation. ship subsidy remains uncertain as tariff talks drag.
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Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
House
Watson
Indiana
Willis
Ohio
Cummins
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Edge
New Jersey
Wadsworth
New York
Underwood
Alabama
Coal Strife Deepens As Government Seeks End
Washington June 6 The coal dispute enters a new stage as bituminous strikers hold firm and retail dealers threaten higher soft coal prices. Hoover mediates while Davis meets operators. cabinet fears fuel shortages could trigger broader business downturn. Production lags demand and stocks reach historic lows, prompting talk of government intervention to restore peace.
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Washington
Hoover
Hoovver
Davis
Empl oy Daily News Want Ads Sell Your Goods
Classified notice urges readers to use the daily news want ads for sale of goods and services. It highlights quick placement and broad reach in the local market and encourages businesses and individuals to contact the paper for ad options and rates.
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Daily News
Man and boy shot by bird hunter near Waynesfield
In Lima on June 6 Harry Young, 1, of Waynesfield was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the left shoulder, his condition serious. He and 72 year old Homer Atkinson were shot while working in a truck patch and were not noticed by Harold Howell, 14, son of F. Howell, a Waynesfield hardware merchant, who was shooting at birds. The incident occurred when the man and boy were not seen by the hunter.
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Lima
Harry Young
Waynesfield
Harold Howell
F. Howell
Howell
Homer Atkinson
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