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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
3
Intensive effort for the nomination of Goo gproul of Pennsylvania centers on supporting General Atterbury as campaigner. Railroad leaders oppose labor reforms and favor magnates who hold real power. Atterbury steering committee outlines plans as prominent Pennsylvanians push delegates at the convention.
The convention floor at ISEUM Chicago June 8 fills as delegates converge. Will Hays introduces Lodge and declares him unanimously elected temporary chairman. Ohio committee members and key officials named to permanent organization and credentials work ahead of the proceedings.
In Chicago on June 8, Harry L. Davis, former three-time mayor of Cleveland, announces as a Republican vice presidency candidate. Supporters cite his pledge to Harding and potential impact on California, Ohio and national balance as other candidates push for Gov. nominations.
Canton Display Men association members met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for an address by William Arthur of Arthur Leather store who spoke on price tickets and window display impact. Wolf Display Service demonstrated velour use in window trim as the group prepares to travel by car to the International Display Men's convention in Detroit July 12 to 15.
Flora Lustu one and one half year old daughter of Myr and Mrs Jim Lustu of 743 Carnahan ay NE died Tuesday. Mineral services are set for Wednesday at 1 pm with burial in Westlawn cemetery led by Rev Lupu. Charles Wood colored 1118 Liberty av SE died Tuesday at 7 30 am at the Timken Roller Bearing plant of heart failure. Wood thirty three and a laborer at the plant, moved to Canton from Georgia about two weeks ago. two of his brothers also work in Canton. Body sent to Spiker's undertaking for funeral arrangements.
Des Moines June 8 unofficial returns from 605 of 2297 precincts show Senator A B Cummins leading renomination in the Republican primary with 89582 votes to W H Brookforts 80972 in the counted precincts.
Three people were killed and six wounded in a clash reported in Berlin. Injuries included minor head and limb wounds as workers at a plant faced the violence. An ambulance transported Davenport after a fall at the Hazger plant in the portheast area.
Safety Director Braucher declared that any dealer who sells fireworks before the July 4 season will be arrested. Permits will be issued to sell only certain explosives, and sales must be limited to harmless kinds while large crackers and cartridges are prohibited.
At Gratz police clashed with bread rioters, leaving seven dead and twenty three wounded as authorities moved against the unrest in Vienna.
Washington June The wets hope rested with Congress after the Supreme Court action though drys and anti prohibitionists doubted the chance. Drys argued Congress could set beverage alcohol content and possibly raise the Volstead Act limit while proponents warned the court may strike down liquor sales and transport. Speculation grew on political impact, with many saying the decision reduces chances of a new platform plank.
A list of marriage license candidates includes Dean Mitchick of 1600 Nava rred SW with Cora Weidman of 1021 Tentr street SW, James Smith of Mansfield with Gertrude Jennings of 212 George Place SE, and other pairs such as Harry Floom with Edith Kuntazman both in North Canton, Florian Seibert of Alliance with Hazel Roys, Albert Thinger and Thelma Headly in Alliance and Harrison avenues, plus Jin Christian and Fannie HerSel in SE districts. The report notes the Columbian government plans to send six young natives to London to study radio telegraphy.
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