Dance Of States To Feature Close Of Shrine Carnival
Washington June 7 The Shrine carnival culminates with a nationwide Dance of the States on the White House avenue to the Capitol. An estimated hundred thousand participants from diverse states will join a mile-long parade of Shriners and guests. Ohioans will have a special Garden of Allah near the White House with other sections reserved for Alabama California New York and the District of Columbia. Two bands from Milwaukee and Denver will provide music amplified along the route and radio will broadcast the event. The dance ends around midnight with a singing of America. The Shrine convention closes with a massive patriotic concert and the Imperial Council turned down eight temple applications while granting a charter to Ben All Temple of Sacramento.
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United States
White House
Capitol
Tripoli Temple
Milwaukee
Alcazar
Denver
Treasury
Theas
Ohio
America
Garden of Allah
Harding
Alabama
California
New York
District of Columbia
Washington
John Philip Sousa
American League
Ball Park
Ike
Cumberland
Akron
Kansas City
Kas
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Danville
Ill
Johnstown
Fort Dodge
Idaho
Ben All Temple of
Sacramento
How To Be Happy Though Wed at Little Church Corner
New York on June 7 reports brides set records for weddings as Dr Randolph Ray, new pastor of the Little Church Around the Corner, shares tips on happiness in marriage. He stresses love as both attraction and partnership, shared finances, sacrifice, and warns against secret or hastily entered unions while noting many divorces arise from quick marriages.
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New York
Randolph Ray
Tray
George C. Houghton
Dr. Nay
Dr. Ray
Postmaster Cool
Treasury Savings
Canton
Treasury Department
Washington
McGinnis Sues for Alienation of Wife in Massillon
Allen A. McGinnis of Massillon filed in common pleas Thursday an alienation of affections suit seeking 15000 from neighbor Roy Christman. He also answers his wife Edith McGinnis divorce action alleging her discontent, his Massillon mill work to fund spending money, and Christman’s alleged car rides and gifts to his wife. Attorney Elson Weiler represents McGinnis.
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Allen A. McGinnis
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Edith McGinnis
Roy Christman
McGinnis
Christman
Cleveland
Elson Weiler
Mother of Three Graduates from Barnard College
New Jersey mother of three, Mrs. Katherine Bouton Clay of Newark, graduates from Barnard College with a bachelor of arts degree and honors in modern languages. She studied largely on subways and trains while motherhood posed challenges. She plans Italian study and a future master of arts degree. Her husband Clifford Clay writes for trade papers. Diamonds are still mined from rivers in Borneo, a practice dating back over two centuries.
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New York
Katherine Bouton Clay
Newark
N. J
Barnard College
Clay
Two Boys Hurt as Cars and Trams Crash Across City
Traffic incidents leave two boys injured after autos strike them while a street car causes multiple vehicle damages. Newsboy Isadore Brookslen, chasing a newspaper at Pub le square, fell from a car and injured his leg. Chester Shukofsky, six, was hit and bruised near Merriman SE, with a car failing to stop. A city patrol car and another auto were damaged by a street car at Navarre SW and later Market Avenue Row.
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Isadore Brookslen
12Th-St SE
W. H. Clark
Harvard-ct NW
Ralph Hartline
Chester Shukofsky
B. Shukofsky
Merriman Pf SE
Aultman Hospital Annex
van Allman
Heckaman
Navarrerd
James Mayhem
Market-av II
Fifth-st
Market-av
Tuscara
R. W. Miller
Tenth-st NW
Divorce suits filed in Massillon and area courts
Hannah Fouts of 1701 W Tremont St Massillon seeks divorce from William A Fouts citing neglect and cruelty with Elson Weiler as attorney. Dorothy Johnson of 1504 Bedford Ave SW sues William Johnson for neglect and cruelty with Clark & Clark as petitioners. Marzina Burns of 1812 Fourth NE sues Ben Burns with R O Robertson as attorney.
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Hannah Fouts
W. Tremontst
Massillon
William A. Fouts
Elson Weiler
Dorothy Johnson
Bedford Av
William Johnson
Clark & Clark
Marzina Burns
Fourth-st NE
Ben Burns
R. O. Robertson
Explosion at Ohio toy cap factory claims two workers
In Marion Ohio on June 7 B N Hartwell age 45 foreman was killed and Pearl Akron age 40 an employe was in critical condition at Cardington Morroweo after an explosion in the United States Hardware company factory makers of fireworks. The men were in a room adjoining the plant mixing chemicals to make caps for toy cap pistols. Cause of the blast unknown and buildings within a mile radius were shaken.
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Marion
B. N. Hartwell
Pearl Akron
Cardington
Morroweo
United States Hardware Company
Pennsy Sued For 40000 By Workman
Allen F E Castle filed suit against the Pennsylvania company seeking 40000 for injuries April 15 in hump yards near Canton. He says a gravity shifted car ran away while he inspected brakes, colliding with other cars. Brakes allegedly defective left him permanently injured. Attorney Fred J Heim represents him. Spanish labor agitators are reportedly being observed from Mexico.
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Allen FE
Castle
Pennsylvania Company
Canton
Fred J. Heim
Rabbi Magnes to Speak in Canton Synagogues This Weekend
Will Speak Saturday Morning and Afternoon in Canton and at a Mass Meeting Sunday Evening. He Comes as Guest of Rabbi L M Charlap of Canton During a Pacific Coast Tour.
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Magnes
New York
Canton
L M. Charlap
Pacific Coast
Canton Plans Honor Reception For Senator Pomerene
Canton to host a public nonpartisan reception and banquet at the Courtland Hotel Tuesday evening June 12 honoring former Senator Atlee Pomerene. Speeches by Senator Pomerene Judge George H Clark Judge Charles Krichbaum and former Mayor James A Rice with Elks Glee Club singing. Reservations due by Saturday.
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Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Courtland Hotel
Young Men's Democratic Club
Senator Pomerene
George H. Clark
Charles Krichbaum
James A. Rice
Elks’ Glee Club
Frank N. Schweitzer
Herman R. Witter
Pee Oe Staudt
A. H. Abrams
A. C. Brant
A. C. Eynon
Charles A. Daugherty
Rho
J. H. Kenny
William Zink
Thomas M Miller
Harry B. Weber
Julius Whiting, Jr
Frank Zink
C. A. Fisher
E. A. McCuskey
Hubert J Pontius
Austin Lynch
C. A. Manner
M. O. Surkey
John Rommel
Walter S. Langford
W. H. Hoover
Clarence G. Herbruck
John H. Arnold
Grace Piero
Della Jacobs
Nan Albert
Grace McGowan
Trade unionists draft reply to AFL mandate in Seattle
Seething unions debate Central Labor Council action last night approving a reply to AFL sixfold ultimatum from Samuel Gompers. Council 71 19 voted to state it believes no AFL law is violated and that they have not supported the I W W as such. Hulet Wells attended Red Trade Union International as observer.
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Seattle
Wash
Central Labor Council
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Gompers
Seattle Council
A. F. of L
Hulet Wells
Red Trade Union Internationale
Red
Council rebuked over union affiliations and communications
The text notes actions to unseat delegates not affiliated with the body, prompting withdrawals by Blacksmiths, women barbers, and shipyard laborers. It confirms demand six that AFL letters be read to the council, not sent to affiliated groups, as a rebuke from the AFL against earlier council handling of political subjects.
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Blacksmitha
A. F. of IL
A. F. of L
Farmer-Labor Party
Lima Folk Poor Taxes Indicate Low Household Wealth
June 7 report based on local tax returns shows Lima residents possess limited furniture and vehicles. Homes average about $100 in furniture with $100 exempt from tax, while cars are old and jewelry minimal. Engagement rings. One man’s 12 cylinder car noted as a filler during filing.
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Lima
First Vice Case Goes 10 Trial in Canton Immorality Case
Sarah Inman faced a Thursday trial in Judge Agler's court on charges of operating an immoral house near Savannahan. The case is part of a Canton vice probe from a recent grand jury, with a police liquor squad member testifying that Inman fainted after she proposed to him when he showed his badge. Her husband Victor Inman is named in the same indictment but will stand trial separately.
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Sarah Inman
Victor Inman
Woman Beaten Near Columbus In Attack On June Night
June Richardson of Cleveland was beaten by an unknown motorist in an alley while hoping to visit her mother. She suffered a fractured temple and swollen eyes, found unconscious by a colored family in North Columbus. Doctors ordered rest as investigators seek a fuller account of the incident.
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Columbus
June Richardson
Cleveland
Tay
Circus horse electrocuted during safety zone signal mishap
In Columbus on June 7 a circus horse was electrocuted after touching a short circuited iron disc on a night safety zone signal. Local actor Brandon Evans was severely shocked while attempting a rescue, and the current was switched off to prevent further incidents.
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Columbus
Brandon Evans
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