Canton Woman Accuses McCarthy of Light Wives Hearings Soon
In Boston, ex-mission worker Joseph A. McCarthy, jailed on polygamy charges for having five wives, faces a June 16 Roxbury court hearing. Canton woman Isabella Quinn says additional wives exist and will arrive for the case. McCarthy disputes the claims, naming Pearl Stella McCulley Franklin as his only legal wife and recounting disputed marriages and aliases.
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Boston
Mass
Joseph A. McCarthy
Joston
Charles St
Isabella
Quinn
Canton
Ohio
Miss Quinn
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Roxbury Court
Edward Franklin
Pearl Stella J. McCulley Franklin
Isabella Quinn
Agnesunningham
Manchester
New Hampshire
Ving
Florence Phillips McCarthy
Brattleboro, Vt
Mary O’brien McCarthy
Pringfield
Priseo
Sabella Quinn
Brattleboro
Ines Cunningham
Pinchester
N. H
Carthy Rankin
TV Pay
Pearl Mcbeel
Tragedy in Court as Phone Sparks Family Crisis
In Canton Common Pleas Court Mrs. O Mirah testifies about a modern calamity caused by the telephone that ruined her family life and drove a man to despair. The heated session featured questions about life and death and the role of technology in tragedy.
Golf Stars Are Sailing Home
London June 5 Jesse Sweetser Ouimet and Guilford American golf stars sailed from Southampton on the Aquitania for home. The rest of the Walker Cup team stayed for the British Open. Sweetser endured extreme nervousness from the championship strain and an injured hand but remained cheerful.
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London
Jesse Sweetser
Ouimet and
Guilford
Southampton
Aquitania
Sweetser
Muirfield
Candidates must file by Friday June 11 for county offices
Local election officials remind that all candidates must file petitions by Friday June 11. The county election board will stay open until midnight to accommodate last minute contenders. Many precincts report candidates for county committeemen and possible countywide competition for the fall campaigns. No judges will be elected this year in common pleas or probate, with incumbents retaining seats, while two vacancies exist on the court of appeals.
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County Election Board
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Lewis B. Houck
Mt. Vernon
Zanesville
Frank
Rockefeller in good health at 87 enjoys golf and Florida trip
John D. Rockefeller 87 next month remains in fine health and plays golf, shooting nine holes in 44 at Pocantico Hills. A friend reports he feels splendid, avoids worry, and shares bright dimes as keepsakes, after returning from Florida.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Westchester
Rockefeller
Florida
Heath
Bold Gunman Robs Bakery in Cleveland Heist
An unidentified armed bandit robbed Ward Baking Co in Cleveland tonight, holding the cashier night watchman and a woman at bay. The building superintendent was forced to fill a canvas bag with about $6,000 in currency before the robber fled.
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Cleveland
Ward Baking Co
Ohio Democrats Await Decision of Mr Pomerene
Uncertainty over whether former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene of Canton will run again. Word from the senator suggests a possible entry in the August 10 primary. Judge Florence E Allen of Cleveland will not withdraw from the contest.
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Ohio
Pomerene
Florence Allen
J. W
Florence E. Allen
Despondent Doctor Shoots Self in Massillon Home
Dr John F Campbell 51 prominent Massillon physician of 300 N Lincoln Ave shoots himself in his second floor bedroom after lunch with family. Terminal illness and planned Cleveland treatment noted. Survived by widow Anna and children Gordon and Helen. Funeral plans not announced.
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Massillon
John F. Campbell
Lincoln Av
Campbell
T. C. McQuate
Dy McQuate
Cleveland
Canada
Anna Campbell
Gordon Campbell
Helen Campbell
President and Mrs Coolidge Attend Baltimore Wedding
President and Mrs Coolidge traveled through rain to attend the wedding of Katherine Beasley Lowndes of Baltimore to William W Hodges of Denver at Glenelg Manor in Baltimore. The ceremony was at 5 PM with a government official attendance and reception following at the Lowndes home.
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Washington
Dr Hugo Eckener Hurt In Berlin Car Crash
Dirigible expert Dr Hugo Eckener and his chauffeur were injured when the automobile they were driving skidded and hit a tree near Berlin. Eckener was en route from Dresden and was taken in an unconscious condition to a Berlin clinic.
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Berlin
Hugo Eckener
Los Angeles
Eckener
Dresden
Aged Man Fred erick Strohmere Dies by Poison
Sandusky authority reports 75 year old Frederick Strohmere of Sandusky Ohio died by self-inflicted poisoning today. He had been in poor health for some time, according to police.
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Sandusky, CO
Frederick Strohmere
Sheriff Plans to Step Up Dog License Enforcement
Sheriff C W Kirk announces no seasonal break in dog law enforcement this summer and vows higher activity to arrest owners who fail to license and tag dogs. More than 100 arrests this season and about 14 000 tags sold since January. Despite campaigns, some county areas ignore the law, and dog catchers will continue patrols.
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C. W. Kirk
Kirk
Hig
Justice A. B. Correll
Pure Oil Co. Reelects Directors at Columbus Meeting
Columbus June 5 stockholders of the Pure Oil Co. reelected present board members after transacting minor business at their thirteenth annual meeting. Directors named include B. G. Dawes of Columbus H. M. Dawes of Chicago and W. W. Mills of Marietta.
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Columbus
Pure Oil Co
B. G. Dawes
H. M. Dawes
Chicago
W. W. Mills
Marietta
Daughter of Gov Smith Wins Pope Blessing at Wedding
Emily Josephine Smith eldest daughter of Governor Alfred F Smith wed Major John A Warner superintendent of the state constabulary at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Albany New York Cardinal Siayes officiated A cablegram from Pope Pius XI conveyed apostolic benediction Cardinal Gasparri signed the message The day was stormy yet the cathedral and executive mansion gleamed with ceremony as rain began after the ceremony
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Albany
N. Y
Emily Josephine Smith
Alfred F. Smith
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
John A. Warner
Rochester
Cardinal Siayes
New York
Senate inquiry says dry edict constitutional
The senate's five member court of inquiry ruled President Coolidge's order offering federal police badges to state officials for prohibition enforcement constitutional and valid. Four members agreed. King planned a minority report calling the order improper though not unconstitutional. The panel tied its reasoning to early federal law allowing arrests for offenses against the United States.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Court of Inquiry
Cummins
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Goff
West Virginia
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
King
Utah
American Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Superior Court
Common Pleas
George Washington
Congress
New York City
Senate Judiciary Committee
Six Children Burned Alive in Arizona Barn Blaze
In Pantano wash near Tucson six children of Mr and Mrs Colletano Villa perished when a fire trapped them in a barn used for cooking with an oil stove. The father was away at a ranch and two other children survived as neighbors fought the flames. Local carpenter donated crude coffins for burial.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pantanowash
Colletano Villa
Villa
Overman Leads in North Carolina Senate Primary
Senator Lee Overman held a commanding lead over Robert St Reynolds in the Democratic senatorial primary based on early returns. From 34 precincts across five counties Overman had 1996 votes to Reynolds 259, a nearly eight to one margin.
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Raleigh
WN. C
Lee Overman
North Carolina
Solon
Robert St. Reynolds
Asheville
Overman
Reynolds
Running chase ends in death near Gallo way lake
Paul Seko, 2, a factory employee, was killed in a running fight with deputies on the shores of Gallo way lake in Pontiac Michigan after being surrounded by tramers and deputies. He had shot and seriously wounded Mrs. John Clark who was seated on a blanket near her tent home. Mrs Clark said Seko asked her to elope with him.
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Pontiac
Mich
Paul Seko
Galloway Lake
Here
Seko
John Clark
Clarke
Wyoming Securities Robbery Faces $250,000 Loss
Casper June 6 The largest securities robbery in Wyoming history was disclosed as the safe of Attorney A F Winter brother and law partner of Congressman Charles Fr Winter was robbed of about 250000 in stocks and bonds registered to Winter Police have no definite clue to the burglars.
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Casper, Wryo
Wyoming
A. F.F. Winter
Charles Fr. Winter
Winter
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