Governor explains veto of Bible bill at union gathering
In a speech before more than 6,000, Governor Donahey defended vetoing the Bible Bill, saying it deprived public school freedoms and religious toleration and that the state has no right to intrude on faith. He urged tax relief and cautioned focus on domestic concerns. Duffy and Green spoke on labor, industry, and union cooperation. Delegations from Ohio and neighboring states attended.
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Meyerske Park
Vic Wnahey
Hig
Reen
Rean Jeration of Labor
Potters
Nthe
T. J. Duffy
Mustrial Commission
Sebring
Vernor Donahey
Tourish
Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio
Girls Have Pajamas Hand Painted Now
HOLLYWOOD Calif June 6 Hand painted pajamas on beaches seed a Bollywood inspired fad. Gloria Swanson and other studio beauties led the display as crowds gawped at vivid silk lounge wear with cubist effects. Underneath the one piece swimsuits remained standard for swimming.
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Hollywood
Calif
Gloria Swanson
Richard Loeb Near Insanity in Prison Hospital
Richard Loeb, the young Chicago slayer, lies strapped in the prison hospital near insanity as doctors warn of possible permanent mental decline. Companion Nathan Leopold recovers from appendicitis and is kept unaware of Loeb’s deteriorating condition.
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Richard Loeb
Illinois
Joliet
Herman N. Adler
Loeb
Adler
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Dickie
Japan Watches Chinese Strike With Watchful Waiting
June 6. Japan will continue a policy of watchful waiting toward the Shanghai strike situation and will act in accord with agreements with other powers. Tokyo desires full cooperation with those powers in handling the Chinese situation.
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Tokio
Japan
Shanghai
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Referendum Petition Challenge on Chiropractors Bill
State medical board may challenge a 90,000 name referendum petition as late filing. Petitioners seek a referendum on a chiropractors bill defeated in the legislature. Board argues petitions were not filed within the legal time. The issue to be raised when the bill’s indefinite postponement is acted upon in the legislature.
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State Medical Board
Medical Board
Armstrong wins Southern women's self championship title
Nashville Tenn June 6 Mrs J W Armstrong Mississippi's entry won the Southern women's self championship when she defeated Mrs H S Geisner Birmingham Ala here today.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. W. Armstrong
Mississippi
H. S. Geisner
Birmingham
Ala
Aeronautical meet winner clocks perfect score in Akron race
Canton aviator Leon Sherrick won the reliability airplane race at Akron with a perfect 3 hour 25 minute course from Akron to Canton to Youngstown to Cleveland to Akron. Alton Parker of Youngstown finished second as the only other finisher of six starters amid a fatal crash marred event.
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Leon Sherrick
Canton
Akron
Youngstown
Cleveland
Sherrick
Charles Nungesser
Alton Parker
Coolidge Heads North En Route to Minnesota
President Coolidge travels in a cooled Pullman on a special Capitol Limited train to St. Paul for a Norse American centennial address. The party travels as ordinary passengers for safety, with ice tubs and fans cooling cars amid 100 degree Washington heat. Officials include Mrs. Coolidge, Secretary Kellogg, Sen. Lenroot, Everett Sanders, Maj. Coupal, and James White, arriving Sunday night.
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Coolidge
St. Paul
Minn
Capitol Limited
Washington
Kellogg
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Everett Sanders
Maj
J. F. Coupal
James C. White
Butler
Massachusetts
Ohio Rainbow Division selects state commander in Lancaster
Veterans at the Lancaster convention elected William Belhorn as state commander. Marion will host the 1928 convention. Delegates approved a resolution endorsing colonization near Willard, Ohio by Japanese interests.
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Lancaster
William Belhorn
Ohio Rainbow Division
Marion
Willard
Canton Daily News School Picnic Prep at Meyers Lake
Preparation for the Canton Daily News school picnic underway with free ride tickets printed and identification cards prepared for distribution via schools. Cards delivered to schools on Monday and Tuesday, to pupils on Wednesday, and presented at Meyers Lake gate.
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Canton Daily News
Meyers Lake Park
Meyers Lake
Potters
Paul Prouts
Gov. Vic
Relief party begins search for missing polar flyers
London June 6 The Central News Oslo correspondent says a Norwegian naval party leaves tonight for Splitzbogen to search for the Amundsen Ellsworth flyers believed absent more than a fortnight. Snow and winds north of Spitzbergen hindered their launch as the vessels Farm and Hobby prepare Saturday to scour the Arctic fringes and test airplanes that may extend toward the navigational route.
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London
Central News
Oslo
Splitzbogen
Arctic
Body of Clyde Hughes Found Near Dam No 36
Clyde Hughes a 20 year old government employee from Brent Kentucky was found drowned near government dam No 36 where he had been working on a cofferdam. He disappeared December 9 1924 and his body was buried 18 feet in sand after the cofferdam washed away in high waters.
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Cincinnati
Clyde Hughes
Brent
Government Dam No
Hughes
Body of Missing Miner Found in River Near Moundsville
The body of Frank Zasnowik, a miner, was recovered tonight from the Ohio River below Moundsville. He had been missing for over a week and officials indicated foul play. He reportedly went fishing before disappearing.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Frank Zasnowik
Ohio River
Zasnowik
Crowds Climb Washington Monument to Beat Heat
On June 6 crowds surged to the top of the Washington Monument to escape heat. About 686 visitors ascended before closure while insiders reported 68 degrees inside versus 104 outside.
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Washington Monument
Parole Request Up Columbus for Mansfield Inmate
The state clemency board will meet next week in Mansfield to consider the parole application of David M Barrett of Toledo, confined at Mansfield Reformatory for attacking a young girl.
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Columbus
Mansfield
David Mbarrett
Toledo
Mansfield Reformatory
Five Officers Quit Youngstown Vice Squad
On June 16 five members of Youngstown police vice squad resigned amid anticipated dismissal. The unit had operated under director Guy Clupper for a year. David Jones, a deputy sheriff, is appointed as Clupper's successor.
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Youngstown
Guy Clupper
David Jones
Clupper
Lenglen Wins French Championship Final 6-1 6-2
Suzanne Lenglen, former world champion, defeated Kathleen McKane Wimbledon champion, in the French hard court championship final in St. Cloud France on June 6. Lenglen won the title 6-1 6-2.
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ST. Cloud
France
Miie Suzanne Lenglen
Kathleen McKane
Junk warehouse swept by flames in Rexar area
A junk warehouse owned by Philip Rudner between 9th and 10th streets SE and Rexar SE was almost totally destroyed by fire early Sunday. Rags iron and rubber valued at 25000 dollars were stored there. The origin is unknown. Discovered by the night watchman for Luntz Iron and Steel Co who reported the alarm at 12 26 a m.
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Philip Rudner
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10Th St SE
Rexar SE
Luntz Iron and Steel Co
Los Angeles Dirigible Set to Fly to St Paul Event
The air giant Los Angeles prepared for a Sunday departure from Lakehurst at 11 or 12 with Captain Steele and crew aboard as it heads for Minneapolis then St Paul to join the Norse celebration. Weather reports from the Midwest could delay the start. The mission aims to cross the Great Lakes region on schedule.
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St. Paul
Lakehurst
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Steele
Midwest
Washington
Navy
Great Lake
Minn
Radio Aid in Balloon Race Set for Brussels Start
W T Van Orman of Akron predicts victory in the international Gordon Bennett cup balloon race to be held in Brussels. He will use a 4500 mile range six tube receiver to receive weather reports from the British Broadcasting Company and track rivals. Nations entered include America with two balloons, Belgium three, England three, Italy three, Spain three, and Switzerland one.
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Belgium
W. T. van Orman
Akron
British Broadcasting Company
Belgium Aero Club
America
England
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Cc. K. Wollam
United States Army
A. J. Atwood
H. J. McCormack
St. Louis
Population tops 3006 at Ohio Penitentiary
June 6 report from Columbus states 13 new prisoners pushed the inmate total at Ohio Penitentiary to a record 3006, marking a new high for the facility.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Scopes Case Frightened Youth Faces Trial in Dayton
In New York Dayton Tennessee high school teacher John T. Scopes arrives amid crowds and heat, saying he is a country boy who was dared into teaching evolution. He expects to testify minimally in July with experts handling most questions, recalling a drug store debate that sparked the case.
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John T. Scopes
New York City
New York
Tennessee
Dayton
Tenn
Kentucky University
Kentucky
Young Scopes
BB. Relinson
Scopes
Gur
George Rap. Pleyen
Chemical Engineer
New Yor
Heat Wave Ends as 264 Die Across Regions
Mercury cools rapidly as a line of thunderstorms sweeps Ohio and Pennsylvania after a days long heat spell. Strong winds drop temperatures from the high nineties to the seventies in a few hours, with more relief expected nationwide within two days per the Washington Weather Bureau.
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Canada
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Washington Weather Bureau
Canton
Heat Wave Eases in Ohio as Thunderstorms Forecast
The previous night saw a drop from 85 to 71 degrees by midnight with forecasts of local thunderstorms and cooler temperatures in New England New York Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic regions early next week. The heat toll rose with over 264 lives lost nationally and more than 25 000 New Yorkers seeking relief on beaches or in parks as upper air heat and a tropical air mass eased in Ohio after a six day bout of record June heat.
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New England
New York State
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake
Middle Atlantic
Tiellef
Mississippi Valley
Ohio River
New York
Daily free tickets continue Sundays at MO 2ZART THEATER
The Daily News offers free theater tickets on Sundays and weekdays. Two readers may win a pair to the first appearance of Head Winds at the MO 2ZART THEATER featuring pictures of Howie Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller.
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Daily News
MO 2Zart
Howie Peters
Patsy Ruth Miller
Canton
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