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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1914
Page
10
The pope rallies supporters as Italy faces a public push for a new law on marriage and divorce. The debate centers on redefining family, legal rights, and church state relations amid rising social changes.
Rome dispatch reports Italy torn over civil marriage precedence and its impact on religion and divorce. The law requiring civil ceremony before religious rites spurs Vatican opposition, feared to fracture society and threaten the current government amid a nationwide crisis.
Leo Lawler and wife fought causing a scream from a fire escape, alarm, and ambulance as police and reserves moved in. Lawler was arrested while crowds dispersed after the dramatic incident. In Bellevue Ellen Bushnell of Massachusetts exhibits cash and is under observation after declaring she wants to be captain of the Titanic. Pittsburgh police face an order to wear collars in uniform as short bands of celluloid solve the issue. In Greenville detectives link a dog to a grave disturbance as flowers are toppled and earth dug at James Woods' grave.
John A. Garver, attorney for William G. Rockefeller, told the interstate commerce commission Rockefeller is too feeble to testify in the New Haven inquiry. The panel may drop its bid to summon him. Witness L. S. Miller, son of George McLelloh Miller, testified on Mellen knowledge of the Westchester deal. George F. Baker of the First National Bank is expected to testify next week. The commission plans to begin drafting a report to the senate.
MUNCIE Ind June 6 Twenty nine saloons closed in Muncie as the March 9 dry election outcome by 462 votes stood. Vets failed to block the result in commissioners and circuit court arguing voting machines were illegal. Judge Ellis upheld the election and saloons sold off their stock.
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