Huerta Goes On Water Wagon As Wife Persuades
Vera Cruz June 6 Dictator Huerta quits drinking for the first time in 35 years at his wife’s urging to keep his head clear. He sent a brief note to Villa and warned citizens to register for the July 5 election with a postmark slogan stressing compliance.
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Wm. G. Shepherd
United Press
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
J. G. Williams
Williams
Villa
Pancho Villa
Mexico City
Republic
Huerta Seeks Shift in Blame Over Mexican Peace Talks
U S mediators hold a 45 minute session with constitutionalists as hopes rise for Carranza representation. Ambassadors Noon and Da Gama express optimism while Justice Lamar and Lehman praise the progress. A Monday meeting is set as talks aim to unite Mexican factions under a peace plan.
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Washington
Carranza
Noon
Ambassador da Gama
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehman
Douglass
Carranza to receive U S backing as mediation stalls
Reports say President Wilson sides with Carranza, resisting calls for a halt to hostilities against Huerta. If talks collapse, the U S may recognize Carranza as Mexico’s provisional government and lift arms embargo, with Britain likely mirroring the move.
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Wilson
Carranza
Huerta
Bryan
U. S
Mexico
Sing
State Department
McCrea replies to vice charges after guilty verdict
William A. McCrea issued a statement after being found guilty by a common pleas court jury of maintaining a disorderly house. He argued investigations showed minimal gambling at the Barnett hotel compared with Canton in a day, noted only eight unworthy women registered in 28 months, and claimed liquor sales were conducted by Bowler & Maloney without his knowledge, with fines paid for a Sunday sale violation.
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William A. McCrea
Common Pleas Court
Barnett Hotel
Barnett
Canton
The
Ohio
Barnett Hotel Company
W. A. McCrea
Bowler & Maloney
Atty. Agler to Deliver Memorial Address at Strasburg
Attorney Adam W. Agler will give the principal address at memorial services Sunday afternoon held by the K of P lodge in Strasburg.
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Atty. Agler
Atty
Adam W. Agler
K. of P. Lodge
Strasburg
Not a Pleasure Trip Senator Borah Cites Perkins Exchange
Senator Borah remarks on correspondence with George W. Perkins recalling a confrontation about a trip. He quotes Perkins comparing himself to Blanc and Blanc’s reply on the Limited about a supposed pleasure trip versus a mission to bring the missus home.
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Senator Borah
George W. Perkins
Canton Teachers To Extend Courses This Summer
Canton schools will send eleven special teachers to various universities and programs this summer for advanced study in fields like manual training sewing and chemistry. Some will remain in Canton while others travel to Wooster New York Columbus Valparaiso and Kent Normal. several will supervise Y M C A camps and return with enhanced instruction for the fall term.
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Canton
Wooster University
Kent Normal School
Ohio State University
Columbia University
New York
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
W. C. Faust
Lehman
Gilmore
Central High School
E. E. McLain
Charles C. Stoker
Turkeyfoot Lake
Indiana
Miss Ringle
Miss Wise
Canton Schools
Sell
North High
Cherry Schools
Miss Scarborough
Police Department Changes Unfold After Civil Service Hearing
Rumors say Weidman will become permanent sergeant and Hexamer may be promoted to captain as acting sergeant. James Pilcher named detective to fill vacancy when Pat Biffle takes leave to run for sheriff. Chief Smith and Safety Director Kunkel approve changes but defer further announcements until Smith returns from vacation.
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Civil Service Commission
Weidman
Hexamer
Kunkel
James M. Pilcher
Pat Biffle
Smith
Auto dealers hail record 1926 sales across New York area
In a motor row on upper Broadway New York car dealers from New York New Jersey and Connecticut praised Secretary Redfield of the commerce and labor department stating this year’s auto business is bigger than ever. Ford Buick and Maxwell agents reported strong in district sales with small town merchants benefiting and optimism that next year will exceed this year if crops are good.
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United Press
New York
Redfield
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Motor Row
Upper Broadway
New Jersey
Connecticut
Frick J. Jones
Maxwell Agency
FORD
Alexander MacDonald
Ford Motor Co
MacDonald
West
Detroit
Ford Concern
A. G. Southworth
Buick
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Gresser
Wall
Ceil
Ing Decorating
M’crea
City
Mistress
Bridget
Baltimore
Boyle Optical Co
Bell
Stark
Frederick Boyle
McCormick Optical College
Courtland
Tuscat W
Chas. Lindacher Florist
Tuscarawas St W
J. J. Krider
Mr. Krider
Massillon State Hospital
Marie E. Kohr
Stenotype School
Ito
Magic Bank Watch
the Commercial & Savings Bank
West Tuscara
Courtland Building
J.B. Rose& Co
Eve
Wwwacalalavadad
Dodalalal
E. Palmer
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