Cannon Refuses Testimony On Campaign Activity In 1928
Washington reporters trace Bishop James Annon Jr’s funding tied to Alfred E. Smith's 1928 presidential bid. The tale centers on cash loans totaling 58 000 from B C Jameson to the Methodist prelate via Bascom Slemp as Cannon faces possible contempt and Senates inquiries.
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Paul R. Mallon
Washington
Caraway
Nate Lobby Committee
James Annon, Jr
Ory
Alfred E. Smith
Cannon
Smith
South
Wen
Virginia
Bascom Slemp
Ote
Noon
anti-Smith
Vances
Jameson
Can
Lowing
Steiner Commit
Senate
Pon Jameson
Coroner's jury probes death after Chokasha riot
Coroner's jury in Chickasha Oklahoma named 16 alleged ring leaders in the recent mob action. One man Jud A Brown, a laborer, was arrested and accused of firing the shot that killed Henry Argo, a black man jailed for attacking a white woman. The riot resulted in homicide inciting riot and the county town of Grady County in ruins.
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Tames
Chickasha
Okla
Chikasha
Jud A. Brown
Henry Argo
Grady Co
TO UNVEIL STATUE PARSHAL JOFFRE TO ATTEND CHANTILLY CELEBRATION
Paris June 6 Marshal Joseph Off r e will leave for Chantilly on June 21 to unveil a statue marking the spot where he directed the French armies during World War I. The statue stands behind the Conde Chateau near the race track where the French derby will be held next Sunday. Moose Notice Visitation tonight eight o'clock. ensuing meal, no charge.
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Paris
Joseph Offre
Carantilly
E Conde Chateau
Shower Breaks Heat In Canton Relief From Drought
A brief early morning shower in Canton ended several days of heat and drought. John Mack was treated at Mercy Hospital after collapsing on Market Street. temperatures cooled from 89 to 63 degrees, with a cooler weekend forecast as relief spreads across the North Atlantic seaboard and New England. Several heat prostration cases and deaths were reported in the New York district.
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Mercy Hospital
North Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Boston
Albany
N. Y
New York
Graf Zeppelin Nears Home After World Tour
Friedrichshafen prepared to greet the Graf Zeppelin returning from a three continent tour. The airship passed Avignon and headed toward Valence France after a brief Seville call. Storms over the Rhone valley delayed progress and clouded the final route.
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Friedrichshafen
Salted
Paris
Rhone Valley
France
Water tests find no poison in public springs
State board of health tests Thursday detect no chemical poison in water drawn from public springs north of Massillon or in the stomachs of seven Booth family members who fell ill after drinking from the spring. Bacteriological tests to be completed Friday.
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State Board of Health
Massillon
Booth
Akron
Stark and Summit Co
State Highway Department
Workhouse Revue to Make Public Bow
The Workhouse Revue debuts Friday after a Moose lodge meeting, featuring 12 entertainers including a Cleveland bootlegger as master of ceremonies and a Chinese prisoner who sings and lectures in his language. The show, with skits on workhouse life, includes a harmonica guitarist, a trap drummer, an acrobat, a harmony chorus, and a novelty orchestra. A dress rehearsal was held Thursday night for other prisoners.
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Ralph A. Benson
Moose Lodge
Cleveland
WHBC
McKinley High to Stage Senior Class Night Pageant
The McKinley High School class graduating Wednesday will be honored Friday night with a pageant. Miss Iris Haverstock directs the program featuring The Old Woman and the Shoe as background. Senior awards will be announced and a reception for parents follows in the music room.
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McKinley High School
Iris Haverstock
Inside Secrets of Roosevelt and Taft Revealed
Archibald Butt, aide to Roosevelt and Taft, preserved private letters detailing life behind the scenes. The Canton Daily News publishes these intimate notes daily, offering the public its first true cause of the Roosevelt Taft political duel.
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White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Archie Butt
Canton Daily News
More Action in Cox Plea at Democratic Victory Dinner
Ohio voters digest three strong pronouncements from former Gov. James M. Cox after about 2000 listened to him at the Democratic Victory Dinner in Columbus. He stated he is not a candidate for any public office now and ruled out U S Senate or governor bids.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Harprat
Columbus
Ohio
James M. Cox
Cox
United States
Cox and Coxing shifts in Ohio politics spark party leadership debate
Gov Cox urges repeal of the 18th amendment arguing against saloon and prohibition extremes. He pledges to support the Democratic ticket while criticizing Republican rule and calling for prison reform rooted in past Democratic leadership amid a deadly prison fire.
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Gov. Cox
Ohio
Washington
Columbus
Cox
Rain Helps Grain Crops Across Southwest States
Farmers welcomed rains that arrived over the last two days boosting wheat and rye in Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas despite prior wind damage and drought concerns. Missouri River levels were forecast to rise four to five feet as floodwaters rushed into river valleys.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri River
Editorial Poll Finds Most Papers Back 14th Amendment
A Carnegie Tech student reports most of 320 American dailies favor preserving strict enforcement of the 14th amendment. However papers backing repeal outnumber those supporting enforcement or modification in the poll results. Separate ads offer fresh produce and market prompts.
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Pittsburgh
Robert P. Freehafer
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Canton Superintendent Candidate Named for Dayton Post
Jesse H. Mason, Canton public schools superintendent since 1928, is among three finalists for Dayton’s vacant superintendency. Mason says no formal offer has been made and stresses he has not candidated elsewhere, noting Canton opportunities and his current tenure.
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Canton Daily News
Dayton
Jesse H. Mason
Canton Public Schools
Board of Education
Mason
Frank A Jensen
Rockford
Thomas W. Gosling
Akron
Paul Stetson
Indianapolis
Dayton Board of Education
Canton
Boards of Education
Dayton Board
Wilson Hawkins
Marion
Tariff Bill Delayed Again Amid Senate Doubts
Washington reports a final vote on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill planned for late next week with adjournment soon after. Two high tariff Democrats Steck and Copeland may vote against it, raising questions of its fate in the Senate and possible presidential veto. Republican leaders insist the bill will pass with Democratic support.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Toy
Sens
Steck
Iowa
Copeland
New York
White House
Bomb Blasts In Mail At Paris Post Office
A bomb concealed in a package addressed to the Baroness de Rothschild exploded in Paris main post office today. There were no casualties.
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Paris
Baroness de Rothschild
Classifieds Offer Near Canton Daily News
Lost dog Billy a black and white beeton DOM dog wearing harness answers to name Billy. Blue reed baby carriage seed condition very reason room furnished for two families double garage. Choice building lot at Myefield with fruit shade trees priced for quick sale. Turn to today’s classified section for many offers.
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Billy
Myefield
Canton
Daily News
M KINLEY AID DIES IN SOUTH
George 1 Hammond 77 longtime McKinley secretary and campaign manager died in a Louisville hospital. Born in Canton he later worked for Canton Bridge Co and entered contracting in Louisville. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. funeral set in Louisville.
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South
George 1. Hammond
William McKinley
Congress
Louisville
Thare
Canton
Mr. Hammond
Canton Bridge Co
University of Michigan
Hammond
Kentucky
Hammond Ia
Louis Koch
A. H. Coe
Betty B Reese
Vinton Hammond
Columbus
Harry Hammond
Toledo
Bodies of missing girl and man found near wrecked car
In Rochester Michigan a seven mile from town search party uncovered the bodies of 11 year old Marjorie Clemons and Henry Clouse 46 in a wooded thicket near a burnt automobile. A rifle lay between them and investigators believe Clouse shot the girl and then killed himself.
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Rochester
Mich
Marjorie Clemons
Henry Clouse
Clause
Detective’s disguise fools suspect in Rothenberg case
A detective impersonating James Capone tricked Rose Halperin into admitting involvement in the February Rothenberg murder. The officer, Eugene B. Caneveri, arrived from Montreal with the woman and said she claimed to work for Irving Ass who allegedly planned the killing. Special Canton Lodge communication announced for June 7.
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New York
James Capone
Bearface al
Rose Halperin
Jacob Rothenberg
Eugene 8. Caneveri
Rothenberg
Irving Ass
Former Ohio official Fromm to begin prison term
Charles A. Fromm once a county commissioner must serve 18 months to 10 years in an Ohio penitentiary for soliciting a bribe related to an equipment contract at Molly Stark Sanatorium. The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing, and authorities plan immediate arrest and transfer to prison once the mandate arrives. Fromm had been free on bond and worked on highway projects in Pennsylvania while appealing.
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Charles A. Fromm
Molly Stark
Ohio Supreme Court
Fromm
Ray T Miller
Cuyahoga Co
Sholy
Supreme Court
Arre
Cuyahoga
Canton Daily News
Cleveland
Colsen-Cleveland Co
Pennsylvania
Building Commission
Rail magnate near death in Chicago hospital
Aged 80 former Union Pacific president L A Mohler is critically ill at St Anthony's Hospital after a paralytic stroke linked to a heart attack. He fell ill a week ago in Chicago en route from New York to Wisconsin for a fishing trip and suffered paralysis yesterday. He requested burial at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, before death.
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Chicago
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
St Anthony's Hospital
New York
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapide
Channel Tunnel Rejected by Government for Military and Economic Reasons
The government rejects the proposed Channel Tunnel between France and England on military and economic grounds. A white paper outlines the Imperial Defense Committee's reasons and the official stance issued today.
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London
English Channel
France
England
Committee For Imperial Defense
Authorities Struggle to Recapture 13 Escaped Convicts
In Everly Hills California June 6 headlines report authorities failing to identify escapees. Debates arise over Nevada's method of executing a man for murder and President Hoover's stance on private correspondence. Additional notes reference Bishop Cannon's marriage and preaching license.
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Cal
Hoover
Senate
United States
Bishop Cannon
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