Police Chief Shot During Gastonia Strike Ambush
Chief of Police E F Aderholt died from shotgun wounds twelve hours after he intervened to disperse a mass meeting of textile strikers in Gastonia North Carolina. Aderholt and three officers were wounded. labor agitator George Carter of Chester Pennsylvania confessed to firing. Sixty strikers were arrested with charges filed against Carter and two others. Deputy Sheriff Charles Roach and Motorcycle Policeman Charles Ferguson were among those hurt. Acting Police Chief A B Hord said Aderholt was not expected to live.
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United Press
Gastonia
N. C
E. F. d Holt
Fidhialen
Ma South
Aderholt
Gastonia Sanitarium
George Carter
Chester
Carter
Harrison Miller
Charles Roach
Lewis Mec. Laughlin
Charles Ferguson
Thomas Gilbert
A. B. Hord
Hord
Alumni Day honors Kettering at Ohio State
Re turning Alumni occupied the Ohio State University campus for Alumni Day ceremonies. Charles Franklin Kettering of Dayton will receive the Joseph Sullivant medal after the Sunset Supper. Kettering arrived from Detroit and is hosted by Julius Stone. Eugene Kettering, a Cornell senior, is not expected to attend. Today marks the 52d annual commencement.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles Franklin Kettering
Dayton
Joseph Sullivant
Kettering
Detroit
Julius Stone
Ohio State
Re. Kettering
Eugene Kettering
Cornell University
Woman Hurt When Hit In Traffic In Tuscarawas
A unidentified woman was severely injured when struck by a truck near the A. L. Oscar Co. store in Tuscarawas while crossing traffic. She was taken to Mercy Hospital with a suspected skull fracture. The truck driver was detained for questioning. A six year old girl, Phyllis Harris, was struck by a hit and run driver earlier Monday but not seriously hurt.
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Mercy Hospital
Tuscarawas
A. L. Oscar Co
Phyllis Harris
Stephen Harris
Three Escape From Marysville Woman's Reformatory
Three prisoners fled from the Marysville Ohio Women's Reformatory early today using improvised tools from blankets. The escapees are Marie Hilton 20 Columbus Jessie Mildred Parsons 18 Crooksville and Selma Long Theo fore 16 Middletown.
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Marysvale. O
Rone
Women’s Reformatory
Marie Hilton
Columbus
Jessie Mildred Parsons
Crookslie
Selma Long Theofore
Middletown
Fat Congressmen or Farmers Will Relief Bill Mentioned
Beverly Hills California June Bress passed a bill to redistribute some new con btesemer United Cigar Stores We just 4 TM ment has taken it up 8 giving out congressmen if you remember this session of Congress was called relieve the farmers so i¢ are a destitute farmer and enough other farmers go in OU and sign the lieve us why they will re your tranded condition Ssing you another con wt Only relie¢ 1 can see eut it is send fat one so they eat him Yours WILL ROGERS
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Bress
United Cigar Stores
Congress
Will Rogers
Body of SLAIN FARMER FOUND
Charles Chandler a 45 year old Stow farmer vanished nine days earlier and was found in a small artificial lake on Fish Creek road weighted with paving bricks. Autopsy found no violence. coroner noted death occurred before entering the water. A former boarder is being questioned as a possible suspect.
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United Press
Akron
Charles Chandler
H. M. Call
Fish Creek
Darrowville
Chandler
M. D. Crafts
Choooses Death to Affliction in New York
Russell Gordon Smith a Columbia University sociology instructor chose to die rather than be kept alive by artificial means. He had a lung ailment from the war and had been on medical leave since May 1 for treatments. Yesterday he jumped 13 stories from a Park Avenue apartment owned by Mrs. Ethel Clyde, granddaughter of a Clyde Line founder.
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New York
Russell Gordon Smith
Columbia University
Smith
Parkav
Ethel Clyde
Clyde Steamship Lines
Yale Daily News hails gardeners as exemplary tenacity
The Yale Daily News commends university gardeners for exemplary tenacity during yesterday's rain, noting they zealously watered the gardens despite downpours.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale Daily News Today
Finest in the World Flowers and Roots Ady Ad
Getz's Peony Gardens at 2130 Cleveland Ave NW advertises flowers and roots for planting. The notice mentions delivery or direct order and includes a city dial or code 26959 for contact.
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Getz's Peony Gardens
Cleveland Av
Dia
Laborites Take Over Reins of British Isles
Windsor England June 8 The second Labor government of Britain formed at 11 30 am when King George handed Ramsay MacDonald cabinet seals at Windsor Castle. Twenty one ministers arrived by special train at 10 50 am and attended a privy council before the monarch. The new cabinet included Margaret Bondfield the labor minister and the first woman cabinet member.
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United Preas
Windsor
England
Britain
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Windsor Castle
Stanley Baldwin
London
The
Castle
Privy Council
Margaret Bondfield
Labor Party
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Arthur Henderson, Sr
J. R. Clynes
Labor
J. H. Thomas
Miss Bondfield
Court Mandates Special Election On Airport Site
The state supreme court issued a peremptory writ to Stark county sheriff directing service on all city councilmen and President Harry W. Oliver. The council must pass legislation calling a special election on whether to buy the Harrisburg road site for a municipal airport, to be held with the August primary to save costs. The council is split on election versus repealing legislation, but attorneys say the order is mandatory.
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State Supreme Court
Sheriff of
Stark Co
Harry W. Oliver
Harrisburg Rd
City Legal Department
Court Vacates Rail Injunction on Union Terminal Project
The federal circuit court of appeals in Cincinnati vacated a restraining order that blocked an agreement between the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad and the Cleveland Union Terminals Co. The action cleared the path for the $90 million Union Terminal project in Cleveland, allowing abandonment of the Wheeling station and lease of the property to the terminals company for the new facility.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
Paul Jones
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Cleveland Union Terminals Co
Wheeling
Terminals Company
Justice Taft Hospitalized After Trip To Cincinnati
Chief Justice William Howard Taft of the U S Supreme Court is in Garfield Memorial Hospital in Washington. Hospital attendants say he is resting well and in very good condition though some indicate a run down condition. Taft returned yesterday from Cincinnati with Mrs Taft accompanying him and went to the hospital shortly after arrival.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Taft
Cincinnati
Canada
Yel
Canton Chamber Approves Airport Referendum Plan
The Canton Chamber of Commerce directors support the airport committee’s recommendation to hold a referendum on purchasing the Harburg road airport site. The action hinges on city council decisions at a upcoming special meeting, with relief that the Supreme Court ruling may block repeal efforts. William T. Kuhns urged council to allow the decision to stand and let residents vote.
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Canton Amber of Commerce
Airport Committee
Supreme Court
Harriburg Road
Board of Directors
William T. Kuhns
Canton
Hops Again Halted Old Orchard Monoplane Flights
Weather again stalled two transatlantic monoplanes from Old Orchard Maine. The Green Flash and Yellow Bird, bound for Rome and Paris, faced slow clearance as storm fronts lingered. Pilots Williams, Yancey, LeFevre, and Assolant remained unsure about a possible departure tomorrow.
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Old Orchard
Green Flash
Yellow Bird
Rome
Paris
North Atlantic
Roger Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Rene LeFevre
Jean Assolant
Students Honored On Weinley Class Night
Miss Virginia English and Owen Walker received McKinley High School General Excellence medals as the class of 570 graduates was honored. Walker earned “best all around” while English led as “best girl” for service, clubs, and academics in a formal Friday ceremony.
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Virginia English
Owen Walker
McKinley High School
Walker
National Athletic Honor Society
Girls’ Service League
Shakespeare Club
Lindbergh Invited as Honor Guest for Bleriot Jubilee
France and England plan a July 25 celebration marking Louis Bleriot 20th anniversary flight across the Channel. Col Charles A Lindbergh is invited as guest of honor, with Bleriot requesting Lindbergh arrange a late July honeymoon interval to attend.
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France
England
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Louis Bleriot
Bleriot
English Channel
Lindbergh
Biennot
United Press
Swede Ready for Ocean Hop Flight to New York
Capt. Albin Ahrenberg the Swedish aviator will start a transatlantic flight from Stockholm to New York at 6 am Sunday with two companions Lieut. Axel Floden and Robert Ljungland. They will fly via Bergen Iceland Greenland and Labrador landing to refuel and arrive in New York. Donations from unknown persons funded the mission after a funding shortage.
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Stockholm
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Robert Ljungland
Bergen
Norway
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
GOP Diamond Jubilee Parade Celebrates Birthplace Ripon
In Ripon Wisconsin about 20000 Republicans gathered to mark the 75th anniversary diamond jubilee with speeches by James W Good and Walter J Kohler. The event featured a parade a pageant and bands as visitors from Wisconsin towns and Chicago joined locals. The pageant traced US history from the Declaration of Independence through the party’s origins.
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Ripon
Wis
Republican Party
James W. Good
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ripon College
United States
Four Injured In Rain Lit Traffic In Canton Area
Four people were hurt in a series of Friday night traffic accidents during heavy rain. Two men, Robert L. Spragling and Willis Spragling of Charleston, Va., were severely injured when their car hit a two-car electric train at Riegler's crossing on Martin Dale road. Willis suffered a mangled arm and head injuries. the elder man had head injuries and a crushed foot. Both were natives of Charleston and later visited Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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Robert L. Spragling
Willis Spragling
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Riegler’s Crossing
Martindale Road
Canton
Willis Sprayling
Mercy Hospital
Willis
Charleston
W. Va
18Th St
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Emers
11Th St NE
Woodland
15Th St
Tony Racchio
Cherry Av SE
Garfield At
Dorothy Graft
Cherry
Racchio
P. Teynolds
John Furske
Crystal Springs
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
Filibuster on Farm Plans Is Latest Threat
Washington report notes Senate debate on the farm bill without the debenture clause and a rising filibuster against repealing the national origins law. Leaders expect enough votes to push the bill in days, planning a recess from Saturday until September 3 as Democrats cooperate to resolve the impasse.
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Congress
Hoeyer
Bandits Shoot Roofing Chief in Cleveland Robbery
June 8 in Cleveland Walter L. Leese roofing superintendent for Carey Company was shot in the leg while securing payroll payments. A trio of bandits forced his car to the curb, fired through the door, and fled after grabbing time cards, leaving pay envelopes. Police questioned three men as onlookers gathered.
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Cleveland
Walter L. Leese
Carey Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Seese
Robbery at Fultoard and 7th Street NW Attendant Held Up
Ernest Roades of Roades Brothers filling station says a stranger at gunpoint robbed him of 49 dollars near Fultoard and 7th Street NW. Roades provided police with a description of the suspect and the incident details.
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Ernest Roades
Roades Brothers
Fultoard
7Th St NW
Roades
Jr. OU A M excursion to Tiffin Sunday
Announcement for an O U A M excursion to Tiffin on Sunday June 9 with a fare of 2 dollars 85 cents. Proceeds or details appear in the brief notice.
Urge Canton Street Cars Kept in Service
Canton chamber of commerce board adopts a resolution urging the city council to allow current street car lines to operate until a new transportation franchise is granted. The measure follows actions by related committees and asks Pennsylvania Railroad officials to sustain Canton shops and halt retrenchment there. E. D. Carey is tasked with presenting the resolution to council Monday night.
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Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Committee
Retail Merchants Board
Conventions Committee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Canton
Chamber
E. D. Carey
The
Council
Preacher Agn Poole Sentenced for Forgery in Coshocton
Coshocton June 8 Agn Poole a 29 year old preacher and salesman was sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery.
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Coshocton
Agn Poole
Man Claims Sanity. Escapes From Asylum
John Schlossberg 34 of Philadelphia walked into Newark police and declared I’m crazy. He asserted he was the real thing after escaping Byberry Asylum in Philadelphia. Police confirmed his claim after investigation.
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Newark
N. J
John Schlossberg
Philadelphia
Schlossberg
Byberry
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