Colored Elks Arrive for State Session Four Day Meet
More than 6,000 negroes expected in Canton for the state convention of the Elks opening with memorial services in the auditorium after a street parade from the McKinley monument. The event runs Sunday to Wednesday with a full program of prayers songs and eulogies led by Grand Exalted Ruler Finley Wilson and others.
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Canton
Ae. BO
Auctorium
McKinley Monument
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Elks
Cherry
Ohio political maneuvers mix with candidacy filings in 1926 race
Beatty reports over 41 000 votes seen as protest against the incumbent. Donahey’s 1926 bid is filed as May 21 1925. Cooper may withdraw from governor race leaving Thad Brown atop the Republican field, with Day or Cooper strength shifting. Crabbe and Tracy revive state department investigations into graft and hospital real estate margins. Willis seeks renomination with Delaware neighbors signing, while DeWeese argues for Democratic renomination. DeWeese, Lank M Smith and John W Pattison anticipated to file.
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Donahey
Beatty
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
Thad Brown
Harry S. Day
Gov. Donahey
C. C. Crabbe
Joseph T. Tracy
Crabbe
Welfare Department
London
Hamilton G. DeWeese
Columbus
Harry 8
Day
DeWeese
Lank M. Smith
Bucyrus
John W. Pattison
John M. Pattison
Democratic contests shift as Beatty weighs gubernatorial bid
The Cleveland political scene tightens as Senator Pomerene may enter the race while Locher and Gentsch pressure withdrawal. James C D Beatty of East Liverpool hints at supporting a rival, possibly Donahey or Sandles, as petition timing tightens with Friday midnight filing looming for the primary ballot.
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James C. D. Beaty
East Liverpool
Beatty
Gov. Donahey
A. P. Sandles
Wote
United States
Congress
Gov
Donahey
Prestige Wedding Receptions Featured 1600 Guests at Mansion
The ceremony and reception drew prominent figures including Owen P Young Ephriam Zimbalist Walter Damrosch and Mayor James J Walker among others. A display showcased gifts valued between 56000 and 390000 while 20 state troopers guarded the aisle and a breakfast for 1600 followed at the executive mansion.
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Executive Mansion
Owen P. Young
Ephriam Zimbalist
Walter Damrosch
George FF. Brennan
Ilinois
Gov. Silver
New Jersey
John Hammond
John N. Willys
James J. Walker
New York City
Norman FE. Mack
Buffalo
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Mias Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Democratic National Committees
William J. Connors
George W. Olvaney
Tammany Hall
James J. Riordan
United States Corporation
Courtroom Tale of Willie and the Sweet Tooth Mystery
A dramatic court scene unfolds as Mrs. O Mirah testifies about her six year old son Willie who died after a canning day dispute over peaches and sugar. The tale spirals with interruptions from a telephone operator and a shocked jury as the injured party details her tragic, at times comic, memory.
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Willie
Harry
Mrs. O’ Mirah
Bride Smiths Wedding At St. Patrick’s Cathedral Draws Nation’s Figures
In Albany a royal wedding drew hundreds outside in rain and a host of dignitaries, bankers and artists inside. Attending the ceremony were Senator J Griswold Webb Alfred E Smith Jr Francis Biddle and others as the bride wore a cream satin Chanel inspired gown kept secret until the ceremony.
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Albany
Miss Smith
J. Griswold Webb
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
Arthur Smith
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
Joseph J. Thomas
New York
Atcheron Allen
Herbert Stern
Rochester
Manolo M. Tiechers
McKinley High School Graduates Revealed in Photos
They are to be graduated from McKinley High School, with top row Louise Schilaupitz, Paul Schilfiga, Ruth Schendel, Elbert Schory, Helen Schrantz, Marian Spanagel, and bottom row Lloyd Speelman, Nathalia Spencer, Evelyn Spleer, Myer Spocony.
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McKinley High School
Louise Schilaupitz
Paul Schilfiga
Ruth Schendel
Elbert Schory
Helen Schrantz
Marian Spanagel
Lloyd Speelman
Nathalia Spencer
Evelyn Spleer
Myer Spocony
Peach Canning Case Ends With A Death Verdict
Mrs. O Mirah recounts a case of spoiled peaches after an operator taunted her during a lengthy call. Her son Willie died from eating too many peaches while she telephoned. The jury returned a formal sentence as the court dismissed the case.
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Mrs. O'Mirah
All must file Friday June 11 local candidate list
The slate includes Judge C. C. Lemert and Judge Stanley J. Crew for judicial posts with current appointment. Harry H. Weiss seeks Democratic state committee men with no Republican challenger. John McSweeney seeks re-election with no GOP opposition. Republican petitions out include Jacob Coxey Jr and J Frank Booth. prosecutor McClintock has announced. Coroner McQuate faces no opposition. Local registrations list numerous Democrat and Republican contenders for State Senator, State Representative, Clerk of Courts, Sheriff, Auditor, Commissioner, Treasurer, Recorder, Prosecutor, and Coroner with several unopposed Democrat or Republican slots.
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Cc. B. McClintock
Coroner McQuate
T. A. Keyser
Alwyn
Ronk
Will J. Robinson
Frank G. Wise
Jack Morris
Cicero L. Hiner
G. W. Henry
Warry M. Kimbel
James T. Anderson
C. R. Kramer
James FB. Finefrock
D. D. Davis
Lloyd F. Moyer
I. J. Hoover
George B. Peachman
W. S. Schick
R. W. Oberlin
William R. Herbst
Edward Gibson
Lester D. Lash
A. A. van Dorsten
Ruth Kauffman
Henry L. French
W. F. Young
Ned L. Perkins
A. T. Bowman
Charles I. Laughlin
Jeanette I. Smith
George L
Quarantine Lifted for Foot and Mouth Disease Areas
Secretary Jardine revoked all domestic quarantine regulations imposed by the department of agriculture due to foot and mouth disease in livestock. The order becomes effective June 10 and chiefly affects California areas previously under precautionary supervision.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
California
Duggan Sets Course for South America From Puerto Rico
Bernar do Duggan departed San Juan Puerto Rico flying a route from New York to Buenos Aires with a stop merging for Martinique according to a dispatch to the navy department during June.
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Washington
Bernardo Duggan
New York
Buenos Aires
San Juan
Porto Rico
Martinique
Navy Department
Western Reserve buys site for new university library
Dr. Robert E. Vinson of Western Reserve University announced the purchase of a large tract from the Catholic diocese of Ohio for the new library site. The estimated price is about $750,000.
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Cleveland
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Catholic Diocese of
Ohio
Nesbitts-Reconciliation Reported By Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw announces she and Harry K Thaw will live together again and take a house near Atlantic City with her son Russell. The couple say they will discuss details in Philadelphia next week while publicity over a hotel dispute sparked the reconciliation. Authorities noting the public interest, Evelyn asserts the hatchet is buried.
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Harry
Evelyn Nesbitt
Harry K. Thaw
Frank J. Johnston
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Russell
Vermont
Thaw
Johnston
Evelyn Nesbit
Philadelphia
Ritz Carlton
Harry Thaw
Russell Thaw
Chicago
Frank Florentine
Congress Hotel
Barney Franklin
Moulin Rouge
Soldier Identified From Shark In Honolulu Waters
Human remains found in a shark caught near Oahua Island off Honolulu are identified as Private William Jay Goins of Battery TB, 11th Field Artillery. Goins reportedly drowned at Haliena Beach on May 18 and his body washed out to sea before the shark consumed parts of his remains.
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Honolulu
Oahua Island
William Jay Goins
Haliena Beach
Singer
Goins
Middleton Did Not See Missing Mrs McPherson
A London style flare faded as Edmonton sighting of Aimee Semple McPherson proved false. Middleton had mistook Mrs Blanche Potter for the evangelist and the Angelus Temple reward of 25000 dollars remains in place until midnight June 12.
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Los Angeles
Middleton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Edmonton
Alberta
Refuses Order to Halt Shot by Watchman
Ray Emery, a Black man, was shot in the right hip by Hercules Motor Co. watchman W. J. Clay after refusing to halt during a rounds patrol. Clay fired three shots in the air then aimed at Emery who fled, leading police to Mercy Hospital where Emery was treated. officers Miller, Skotnieky, and Metzgar responded to the scene.
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Ray Emery
Mercy Hospital
W. J. Clay
St NE
Hercules Motor Co
Clay
Otto Miller
Skotnieky
Metzgar
Daily News Plans School Picnic at Meyers Lake
The Daily News promotes a four day school picnic at Meyers Lake after classes end. Coupons distributed in Canton area schools grant attraction tickets with special car service to the lake hosted by The Daily News for teachers and students.
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Best of Good Times
Meyers Lake
Daily News
Lake Hotel
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Denial of Distress for Liner Seneca From Palm Beach Radio
Palm Beach Radio Co and Capt. Gus Jordan said the Clyde liner Seneca was never in distress. They followed a report that two coast guard cutters were sent from Fort Lauderdale after an alleged call. The Seneca answered by radio and the message was all clear.
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West Palm Beach
Palm Beach Radio Co
Gus Jordan
Copany
Coast Guard
Fort Lauderdale
O. K
Body found at Kirby Lake in missing woman case
Miss Josephine Connelly aged 33 was found on the sands of Kirby Lake by children playing nearby. A pocketbook identified her, and with firefighters the body was brought to shore. Cousin Joseph Ely confirmed she had been missing since Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Josephine Connelly
Kirby Lake
Population of Hawaii Rises 63.4 Percent in 15 Years
The Hawaii population has increased by 63.4 percent over the last fifteen years, reflecting sustained growth and demographic changes across the state. The rise highlights shifts in migration, birth rates, and economic factors shaping Hawaii's communities.
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Hawaii
Governor orders probe into voting rumors in Tampa
Gov Martin orders immediate investigation into reports from Hillsborough County that force would be used to stop Latin Americans in Ybor City from voting in the June primary. He told Sheriff Hiers he would hold him responsible if citizens cannot vote. Officials warn gangsters may be imported to intimidate voters in Tampa’s foreign districts.
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Tallahasse
Fla
Exoneration in Fatal Store Robbery Near East Liverpool
Justice J. M. Van Fossan ruled justifiable homicide in the shooting of an unidentified man who robbed a New Salisbury grocery, with Stark cleared of blame. The slain man's body remains in Wellsville morgue awaiting claim.
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East Liverpool
Oroner J. M. van Fossan
William Stark
New Salisbury
Wellsville
Fulz Fights Reinstatement to Columbiana Court
John Fulz former chief of police challenges his removal upheld by the Civil Service Commission. He filed suit in Columbiana common pleas court at Lisbon as part of a renewed bid for reinstatement following a March 10 deposition by Mayor W. L. Fogo.
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Welusville
John Fulz
W. L. Fogo
Columbiana Coommon Pleas Court
Lisbon
Civil Service Commission
Dramatic Club Officers Elected at St Marys Meeting
St Marys Dramatic Club held a Thursday evening election in the church hall. Spiritual director Rev Martin presided. officers named include Vincent Mario as president Leon Gang as vice president Miss Josephine Clouse as secretary treasurer George Krynock as stage manager Edward Drollinger as business manager Miss Helen Rosenbluh as reporter and Georgie Kennedy as director. The next meeting on June 17 will initiate new members and be led by Kennedy Rosenbluh Gang Cresence Rosenbluh and Hilda Rastatter with Victor Rosenbluh assisting.
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Cleveand
Columbus
Cincinnati
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Youngstown
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Fred tcKinney
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Jarvey Redman
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B. Richardson
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Cook
Ralph Ford
Wiliam Brown
Tey. G. T. Speaks
Stark Lodge
Wy. M. BR. Williams
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FE. J. Connor
R. Jh. Richardson
Val Cook
George Bell
Laura Carmachiel
George Reynolds
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Franklin
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Robert Hughes
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George Rideout
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St Mary’s Church Hall
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George Krynock
Edward Drollinger
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Geogie Kennedy
Me Club
George Kernedy
Victor Rosenbluh
Gang
Cresence Rosenbluh
Kennedy
Hilda Rastatter
Julian Anna
Mochel Funeral for Katherine Haas Mochel
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Haas Mochel age 25 wife of Charles Mochel 915 Clarendonavy NW will be held Tuesday at 9 am at St Josephs Catholic Church with Msgr C Treiber presiding. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery.
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Charles Mochel
Clarendenavy
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mser. C. Treiber
Calvary Cemetery
Evans Funeral for Mrs Chastina Evans
Funeral services for Mrs Chastina Evans 77 will be held Monday at 10 30 a m at the home of her son W D R Evans 1005 12th street NW Rev A L Wilson of First Presbyterian will officiate Burial will follow in the Selo cemetery.
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W. D. R. Evans
12Th St
A. L. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Selo
John Kruck Sr. 77 Funeral Services Monday at St Peter's
John Kruck Sr 77 of 205 8th St NE died Friday morning at home Funeral services are Monday at 9 at St Peter's Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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John Kruck
8Th St
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Denver Seismic Quake Shakes Regis College in Brief
A Denver earthquake lasting 35 minutes was recorded on the Regis College seismograph. Father A W Forestall said the first wave arrived at 12 23 PM and the tremor continued until 1 28 PM with a peak at 12 58. Distance estimated at about 1000 miles from Denver with no direction given. The event was not deemed disastrous.
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Denver
Regis College
A. W. Forestall
Father Forestall
Police seek identity of train victim in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Ohio a man killed beneath a freight train remains unidentified aged around 25 to 29. Authorities once believed the victim was Jack Dunlap after a suit label. They will photograph the body and take fingerprints while two girls' pictures found in pockets are kept for comparison. The body is to be buried Monday.
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Chillicothe
Jack Dunlap
Lakeland
Fla
Dunlap
Jack
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