Harding’s Hard Month Begins Continent Tour
Washington June 6 President Harding prepares for a grueling month ahead with a cross country speaking tour of fourteen major addresses in as many states from Missouri to Oregon. The itinerary spotlights foreign policy and economic issues, and will include appearances in St. Louis Denver Boise Spokane and Portland among others.
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Missouri
Harding
Congress
St. Louis
J.n Reed
Kansas City
Goth
Borah
Idaho
Williams Borah
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Marion Rf
Montana
Helena
Butte
Burton
Wheeler
LaFortte
Alaska
Spokane
Tacoma
Meacham
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Washington
Hoover
Work
Wallace
Secret Service
Croker Will Called Unnatural in Suit
In Dublin on June 6 Eugene Atkins testified in a will contest over Richard Croker Jr. and Mrs Bula Egmondson Croker. Attorney Lardner said the elder Croker's will was "totally Unnatural" and Croker Sr signed it though Bula dictated its terms. The case involves property worth millions and notes Croker Sr drifted from his children after marrying Bula.
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Dublin
Eugene Atkins
Oklahoma
Bula Edmondson Croker
Bula I Croker
Bula Egmondson
Croker
Divorce suits filed across multiple parties amid cruelty claims
The newspaper notes several divorce actions including Oh n Brown with attorney J A OWman and Jennie Tucker from Meyers Lake and Al ert H. Tucker in a cruelty case. Shawbell of Massillon also seeks divorce from Harry T. Shawbel with Am erman Mills as counsel. A separate Amherst blaze reports two state highway workers scalded by escaping steam at an asphalt plant with possible eye injury and a tank of hot tap causing burns to Bert Verline.
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Amherst
State Schway Department
Ernie Emerich
Bert Verline
Medals Awarded At McKinley Class Day
Class Day at McKinley High School honored Hazel Franklin with the gold class scholarship for the class of 1923. Margaret Buel won the silver medal in mathematics and Dorothy Reese earned the bronze in English. The program listed many students with above 90 percent averages and featured musical and dramatic selections. Commencement exercises planned for Wednesday evening.
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Hazel Franklin
McKinley High School
Margaret Buel
Fourth-st
Dorothy Reese
Rexav
Miss Franklin
Miss Buel
Miss Reese
William Lester
Girls’ Glee Club
Evelyn Kattman
Duana
Josephine McGill
Boys’ Glee Club
Alfred Solman
Roy Dagenhard
Pauline Spelman
Robert Phillips
Mercury
God of Commerce
Paul Bandauf
Paul Nefender
Hebe
Verda Herrold
James Bryant
Imp
Marguerite Kirsh
Joseph Ray
Katherine Baxter
Richard Eldridge
James Roemer
Mars
Morton Harter
Wm. H. Clark
Tremors From 500 Boys Bands Tournament in Chicago
In Chicago on June 6 a high school boys band tournament drew participants from about 600 schools. Spectators including millionaires and maids watched from Michigan Avenue hotels as lake waves tilted with the music. Willie Day of Rockford Stands out playing bass clarinet, a massive instrument for his small frame.
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Wille
Willie
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Willie Day
Rockford
Illinois
Mr. Day
Massillon to establish day nursery this year
Massillon plans to add a day nursery following a public meeting at the Woman's club on Tuesday. Misa Rivey and Miss Worley discussed Canton’s model and offered to supply figures and guidance to help Massillon start its own program.
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Woman's Club
Massillon
Misa Rivey
Social Service
Miss Worley
Canton Day Nursery
Misa Worley
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Diana
Adelaide Schafer
Minerva
Frances Fager
Venus, Goddess of
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Clotilda Ball
Louis Santelman
United States Marine Corps Band
AKRON
Fort Hayes
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Daily News
Safe Deposit
Hartmann
Yale Lock
Arthur
Canton
Massillon News
Josephine Luckner
Marionst
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Lyme
M. ©. Tissot
Nosite
Jierney Union Salts
Mizen
Genuin
Carhart
Owens
Batiste
Split Foot Sox
Wom
Cretonne Trim
Windsor
Bohemian
Ecru
New la
Ade
Georgette
Lace
Ventees
Oxfords
Boudoir
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