Potters Gather for National Brotherhood Event at Lake Park
Delegations from Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey and Michigan pour into Lake Park for the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters gathering. Nearly 2000 visitors attend by noon with Gov Donahey and William Green among expected speakers as program activities including talks athletic contests and a band concert roll out.
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Evers Lake Park
National Brotherhood Operative Potters
Michigan
Cnnsylvania
Seni
Hhe
Operative Potters and Heir Friends
William C. Green
American Federation of Labor
Lakeview Hotel
Canton
Vic Donahey
Ptor
New Philadelphia
Berlin Press Reacts to Allied Disarmament Note
Berlin notes that the Allied disarmament proposal leaves a painful impression yet may mark progress toward freeing occupied territories and easing Europe’s tension. Germany claims to have begun implementing Versailles clauses and seeks compromise on disputed terms, especially the destruction of factory machines and Krupp nitrate tube lathes viewed as aimed at crippling German production.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
Europe
Germany
McKinley High Awards Honor Scholars at Class Night
McKinley High School held its Class Night exercises awarding scholarships. Vera Hummel won the William H. Clark medal for general scholarship with a 96.37 average. Norman Rudner earned the mathematics medal and Ruth Day received the English medal.
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McKinley High
J. L. G. Potterf
Vera Hummel
William H. Clark
Norman Rudner
Woodland Ay
Ruth Day
Woodlawn Ay
Clark
H. M. Schuffell
Robert Siebenschuh
Margaret Harrison
Richard Kelley
Roger Metzger
Martha Shaeffer
Nation Still Swelters Al though Showers Aid Some Sections
Moisture laden breezes brought relief to Canton as temperatures hovered around 80 at 1 p m, down slightly from the morning. Overcast skies and light sprinkles cooled the day while winds helped ease the heat, though the heat persisted in many areas.
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Canton
Nor Blan Aero Explorers Seek Arctic Search Aid
Oslo June 6 The Nor Blan Aero explorers Sever Tup Luadhsen Godfrey and Hank will seek a New York aero club committee to join their hunt for Mundsey waters northwest of Teenland. They also plan to enlist the stranded explorer Charcot to search Greenland.
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Oslo
Norway
Nor- Blan Aero
Sever- Tup
Luadhsen
Godfrey
Hank
Amundsen-Ellsworth North Ole Flyers
Aero Club Memu
Mundsey Waters
Teenland
Charcot
Greenland
Road explosions triggered by heat across Summit County
Akron June 6 brick firements on state roads in Summit County showed pavements expanding and water shooting two car lengths into the air. Reports to County Engineer R B Wilkins list damage near Canton, Portage Hill, Kent, Fish Creek bridge, Talladge, Six Corners, Little York bridge, Mon Falls, Kenmore Boulevard and 16th Street.
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Akron
Summit
R. B. Wilkins
Canton
Gaq
Kentad
Fish Creek Bridge
Six Corners
Stated
Little York Bridge
Mon- Falls
Kenmore Pulevard
16Th Et
Four Die In Freight Train Wreck At Nashville
Four men were killed in a collision between two freight trains on the Nashville Railroad today near 8, Tennessee. Reported dead are Richard ?, engineer from Memphis, J. L. ?, fireman from Paris, an unidentified section worker, and Brownsville’s wing engineer.
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Tenn
2Nd Nashville Railroad
Richarder
Memphis
J. L. Y. Paris
Negro Ltd
Mobley
Ban
Brownsville
Federal Workers Exempt From Afternoon Labor In Heat
Washington June 6 due to extreme heat all federal employees were excused this afternoon. Government workers normally have Saturday afternoons off from June 15 to Sept 15, but blistering weather prompted officials to move ahead the half holiday date.
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Washington
Bombing Plot Arrests Reach Over 200 in Madrid
Madrid reports indicate more than 200 suspects were arrested in a conspiracy to assassinate King Alfonso by bombing a train track en route to Barcelona. The plot's reach appears broader than earlier figures suggested.
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Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Barcelona
Ellsworth Funeral Arrangements Announced
Cleveland dispatch reports funeral plans for James W. Ellsworth of Hudson Ohio. The body will arrive from Genoa Italy June 19 in New York, with services possible there where his daughter lives, then burial in the family plot at Hudson.
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Cleveland
James W. Ellsworth
Hudson
A. A
Man Struck by Motorcycle Handle Bars Injures in Crossing
A. M. McCarty of 1025 Walnut St NE was slightly injured Friday afternoon after being hit by the handle bar of Officer Jackson’s motorcycle at the Market Avenue intersection with 15th Street NW. The officer stopped to investigate but McCarty said he felt no injury.
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A. M. McCarty
Walnut St NE
Jackson
McCarty
Market Av
15Th St NW
Richard Loeb’s Mind Graces In Pen Hospital
Joliet June 6 Richard Loeb millionaire’s son serving life and 99 years for the murder of Bob Frank by Franks is in delirium in Joliet Penitentiary hospital. He has been violent for much of the past hours and doctors fear for his sanity. Clarence Darrow once saved Loeb and Leopold from the gallows. Doctors say his mind is temporarily unbalanced following measles.
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Herman Adler
Priso
Loeb
Adler
Padlock to Stay on Massillon Hotel
Final hearing in Massillon common pleas court Friday ordered the Herwig hotel padlocked for one year. Owners admitted a prior violation and urged the lock be kept from the building, claiming ignorance.
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Massillon
Herwig
Common Pleas Court
Famous French Ace Nungesser Pins Medal, Eyes Canton Aviation
Captain Charles Nungesser, famed French ace, pins a medal on Canton Mayor Charles M. Ball at city hall after praising American pilots and predicting a bright future for commercial aviation in Canton. He discusses landing sites at Meyers Lake, amphibian planes, and tours local landing-site prospects with chamber and Legion leaders before heading to Akron for air races.
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Charles Nungesser
Charles M. Ball
Mayor Ball
Canton
National Aeronautic Association
Canton Chamber
America
France
Nungeseer
Chamber of Commerce
Ball
Akron
William T. Kuhns
Joseph M. Blake
J. R. Cowgill
American Legion
Paul Gnau
W. A. Ernst
Capt. Nungesser
The
Aeronautic Association
Whiskey reveals hidden jewels in Cincinnati blaze
Whiskey dripping from a cracked jug exposed a stash of stolen jewelry valued around 5000 dollars hidden in a secret room of Mrs. Mary Hoffman's home. Firemen broke through the room after the blaze started when whiskey reached a gas flame. the jewels were believed left by her son Albert in 1917 before he was killed by police.
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Cincinnati
Mary Hoffman
Roken
Nitrate Workers Seize Chilean Plants Amid Turmoil
Nitrate plant buildings at Coruna and Pontevedra in Chile are under worker control after a storming, with some facilities suspending operations. Troops and field artillery have been sent by rail to Iquique to restore order.
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Santiago
Chile
Coruna
Pontevedra
Iquique
Britain backs Coolidge call for gas warfare conference
London reports strong support from the British foreign office for President Coolidge if he asks for an international conference to outlaw poison gas in warfare. News dispatches from Washington indicated the president contemplated inviting nations to discuss the issue.
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London
Coolidge
Great Britain
Washington
Senator Objects to Coast Guard Interference in Rum War
Senator Edge Republican of New Jersey files protest with Lincoln Andrews chief prohibition enforcement against coast guard action interfering with pleasure craft off the New Jersey coast in the government's rum war.
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Washington
Senator Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Lincoln Co. Andrews
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Coast Guard
Workman Wins 915000 Verdict in Injury Suit
Paul Landis of 1835 2nd St wins 915000 in common pleas court after being injured on the Melbourne Construction Co and Stern and Mann Co site. The arm injury occurred when a heavy iron pipe crushed his arm during building work on the Stern and Mann Co project.
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Common Pleas
Paul Landis
2Nd St
Melbourne Construction Co
Stern and Mann Co
Landis
Speeders Placed Under Arrest on Navarre Road
Three men were arrested by deputy sheriffs on charges of speeding Friday. E. E. Donohoe of Massillon allegedly drove 45 mph on the Massillon Navarre road. Clyde Longsworth of Massillon allegedly drove 48 mph on the Navarre road. Waldo Becker of Navarre allegedly drove 42 mph on Navarre road. Deputy Sheriffs Wade and Schwartz made the arrests.
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E. E. Donohoe
East South St
Massillon
Massillon- Navarre
Wade
Clyde Longsworth
Navarre Rd
Waldo Becker
Navarre
Schwartz
Falls From Stack at Penn Laundry Injures Worker
T R Knight 44 of 154 4th St NW suffered minor back and foot injuries when he fell 10 feet onto a roof while painting the top of a smoke stack at the Penn laundry about 7 30 Saturday morning. He was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
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Penn Laundry
T. R. Knight
4Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Knight
Speeders Fined in Criminal Court Suspension Ordered
Three people faced traffic violations in criminal court Saturday. Tony Stonebush received 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving with a 10 day suspended sentence and a 30 day driving ban. F A Kress was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding, and Glen fans got a similar penalty after pleading guilty.
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Tony Stonebush
F. A. Kress
Glen
Sullty
Barnett Defends Role in Hayner Whiskey Conspiracy
Warren E. Barnett Columbus attorney and politician denied any part in securing release of 22 000 cases of Hayner whiskey for northern Ohio bootleggers. He testified that his only talk with Abe Ungerleider was to accept a 500 retainer to represent Harry Grossberg. The case heads to the jury after arguments by both sides.
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Cleveland, CO
Warren E. Barnett
Columbus
Ohio
Joshua E. Russell
Prohibition
Merle B Copeland
Barnett
Abe Ungerleider
Ungerleider
Harry Grossberg
Grossberg
Canada
Luther Day
Wiliam L. Day
Russell
Copeland
Walter D. Mears
Joseph Cc. Breitenstein
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Mable Willebrandt
Miles E. Evans
Rain Breaks Ohio Heat Wave in New Philadelphia
Heavy afternoon rain arrives in New Philadelphia Ohio marking the first hint of relief from a scorching heat wave. Temperatures cooled as residents watched dark clouds break over the city.
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New Philadelphia, CO
Ohio
Heat Wave Continues Across Regions As Break Predicted
Reading from Weather Observer Meyers shows a drop of .12 as Friday’s heat records were equalled with 95 degrees. Temperatures stayed above 90 through Friday afternoon and barometer held steady. Weather reports nationwide offer no relief, while the Weather Bureau predicts a break in the heat wave for North Atlantic states on Monday.
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Meyers
Washington
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Traffic Tied Up By Swarm of Bees
A swarm of bees halted traffic in Columbus on June 6 as officers unsuccessfully chased the insects. The County Bee Association president identified the swarm queen and secured the insects in a box, ending the disruption after about an hour.
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Columbus
County Bee Association
Plan for Spanish Offensive Against Rif Riffs in Morocco
London dispatch reports a new Spanish offensive against the Rif in Morocco beginning June 11 if seas are calm. Primo Rivera is said to command with a three day bombardment along the coast aided by airplanes before a naval landing at Alhucemas Bay.
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London
Morocco
Alhucemas Bay
Daily News
Madrid
Primo Revivo
Shepherd Jury Almost Complete
Chicago June 6 Actual taking of testimony in the Shepherd germ murder trial may start Monday. Fight jurors have been sworn. Three more have been temporarily accepted and both sides believe the jury will be completed by Monday noon. William D. Shepherd stands trial for murdering his ward Billy McClintock to secure the latter’s estate. He says he hopes the trial will be short due to the heat.
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Chicago
Shepherd “Germ
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Stolen Cars And Bicycle Reported In City
Ernest Oberlin of R F D 3 reported his automobile stolen from 2nd Street and Piedmont Avenue NE. Leonard Petry said his bicycle disappeared from in front of the Odeon theater. Harry Gaul of 2500 Baldwin favored NE reported his car taken from Belden Avenue and Bridge Avenue NE.
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Ernest Oberlin
2Nd St
Piedmont Av NE
Leonard Petry
Odeon Theater
Harry Gaul
Baldwin Fav
Belden Av
Bridge Av NE
Airman Stevens Returns to Wilbur Wright Field as Photo Chief
Captain A W Stevens, expert aerial photographer for the US air service, resumes duty at Wilbur Wright field as chief of the photographic section after returning from Brazil. He documented the Hamilton Rice exploration party aiming for the Parama river mouth, filming from a hydroplane amid high water temperatures.
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Dayton
A. W. Stevens
United States Air Service
Wilbur Wright Field
Wilds
Brazil
Hamilton Rice
Parama River
Stevens
Pennsylvania Crude Oil Prices Jump In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 6 Pennsylvania crude oil prices rose by 15 to 35 cents with quotations from the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency. New York Transit 3.90 up 2Be Bradford 3.90 up 25¢ National Transit 3.90 up 25¢ Games Grade 3.45 up 25c.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Joseph Seep
New York Transit
Bradford
National Transit
South West Pennsylvania
Eureka
Carning
Reappointment Hinted for Clark Columbus to Ohio Commission
G J D Clark of Dayton, serving as public representative on the industrial commission, looks set for reappointment. His six year term expires this summer, with governor’s office indicating renewal.
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Columbus
J. D. Clark
Dayton
Industrial Commission
Dayton Man Honored By France With Legion of Honor
Dayton June 6 Frederick KE Patterson president of the National Cash Register Co. was awarded the Legion of Honor by the French government for his services.
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Dayton
Frederick KE. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Legion of Honor
Cigaret Fire Kills Man in Cleveland Bedroom
A cigaret lit in bed caused a fatal blaze in a Cleveland residence. Peter Semanowski, 33, died from burns while 20 other occupants escaped with firefighters aiding one rescue. The house suffered about $1000 in damage.
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Cleveland
Peter Semanowski
Ohio man killed at Moffat Tunnel drilling site
Gage Beegle of Crestline Ohio was instantly killed when a large diamond drill struck a dormant dynamite charge while workers bored the Rockvale section near James Peak west of Denver. Investigations were begun to determine whether proper safety procedures were followed.
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Denver
Coolidge to Speak in Minnesota After Hoofed Exit
President Coolidge returns to Minneapolis and St Paul to address the centennial celebration of Norwegian colonists. He speaks at 2 30 on Monday after a train journey with Mrs Coolidge and aides. The trip follows a 1920 crowd hooting incident at a state fair.
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Coolidge
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Kellogg
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Everett Sanders
Major Cheng
Captain Andrews
Coolidges
Moon
Mineapolis
Twin Cities
Los Angeles Dirigible Prepares for Minneapolis Hop
The Los Angeles dirigible rests at its mooring mast in Lakehurst awaiting a 4 p m start toward Minneapolis pending favorable weather. More than 159 cities have petitioned to join its western itinerary, with a route possibly over Philadelphia Reading Akron Cleveland Sandusky Toledo Detroit Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Jackson South Bend Chicago and Milwaukee.
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N. J
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Ann Arbor
Kalamazoo
Jackson
South Bend
Chicago
Milwaukee
Free theater tickets offered with Daily News in Canton
The Daily Policy of giving free theater tickets to readers continues on Sundays as well as weekdays. Today concludes the film Kiss Me Again at the Strand Theater starring Marie Prevost and Monte Blue. Look in Where You Can Find It in Canton on the Classified pages to see if your name is listed.
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Daily News
Strand Theater
Marie Prevost
Monte Blue
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