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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1925

Page

4

Hungary Under New Cabinet Casts Shadow Over Central Europe

A 1925 commentary portrays Hungary’s political turmoil under Admiral Horthy. It argues the cabinet change risks tyranny, accuses Horthy of self-serving power plays, and warns of potential regression as nationalist and anti-democratic forces press for control. The piece links Hungary’s fate to regional tensions and economic indulgence amid a decadent cultural backdrop.

Canton Daily News Amsterdam Hungary Europe Felina Albert Appony Asia Russia Constantinople Graf Michael Karoly Admiral von Horthy Dia Karl von Penicky Horthy Island Biles

Aid Of Pure Science Required In Pacific

Edward Price Bell outlines Pacific science effort aboard the Taiyo Maru. He notes global conferences in Honolulu 1929 and Sydney Melbourne 1928, urging coordinated study of Pacific geography ethnology and health. He praises the Pacific league of nations impact, cites population gains in American Samoa, and highlights the outrigger canoe as a symbol of Pacific innovation.

Pacific Edward Price Bell Canton Daily News Adentates Honolulu Sydney Melbourne Japan Canada Papua Borneo Micronesia Melanesia Polynesia Herbert Gregory Bishop Museum Dr. Gregory Fifi Samoa Hawaii Tslands Tahiti New Zealand Fiji Philippines Java Pacific Islands American Samoa Australia Ocean Great Britain Holland Dutch East Indies British Malaya France Chile Hongkong New Guinea United States Free Lance Gregory League of Nations League

Geisha Queen Kiyoko Furuta Leaves 10000 Yen to Osaka

In Osaka a will read after the death of famed geisha Kiyoko Furuta, aged forty nine, reveals a 10000 yen donation to the city for social welfare. The contributor, once celebrated as Queen of the Geisha, left the gift as thanks for Osaka’s support during her career and illness.

Osaka Japan Kiyoko Furuta Kiyoko

Will bequest by sister Ina May Clark affirmed

In Cleveland on March 31 1926 a sixteen word will was ruled legal by court authorities. The document bequeaths all property including $650 in cash and $2 000 in real and personal assets to Ina May Clark, the sister.

Cleveland Ina May Clark

Indian Woman Believes Imposter Soldier Is Her Son

In Minneapolis a federal case cost $20000 to prove a Sioux mother’s belief that Arthur Frazier’s Mexican counterpart Arthur Lopez is her son. Despite fingerprints and records, Hannah Frazier refuses to accept the findings or insurance payments, insisting the man is her son and returning him to the reservation.

Uncle Sam The Argonne Hannah Frazier Arthur Sam War Department Tower Rosebud Oklahoma Red Cross Frazier Minneapolis Veterans’ Bureau Arthur Frazier Texas Department of Justice Arthur Lopez Lopez Philippines Florida South Dakota Lopes Veteran's Bureau United States District Attorney's Office Mia Frazier

Poison Gas Death Toll Rumor Reports 83 090 Lost

Tokyo reports a staggering death toll from poison gas with figures stating 83 090 lives lost. The fragmentary notice implies a widespread disaster impacting numerous victims and raises questions about the events and sources of the data.

Tokyo

Fire disaster at Honjo Depot sparks deadly exposure claims

Fragmentary notes describe a Tokyo Honjo Depot fire on September 1 1923 with deaths from inhaled fumes. A theory by scientists suggests carbon gases released during the blaze caused agony before death as victims sought refuge and were roasted alive amid panicked crowds.

Honjo Tokyo Dar

Crime increases strain Japanese prison system

Tokyo reports a rapid rise in crime attributed to a gloom mood. Authorities face unprecedented prison overcrowding with fifty four prisons nationwide and 89,978 inmates. Courts struggle to accommodate numbers as the system bears the load amid the surge.

Toyko Japan

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