Young and Colleagues Ready to Sail for Home From Paris
Owen D. Young and the unofficial American delegation prepare to leave Paris after completing four months of work on the reparations plan. The report, signed by all creditor nations, outlines the new plan to begin Sept 1 replacing the Dawes plan with two payment classes and a monitoring committee.
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Paris
Owen D., Young
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Reich
International Bank
Hjalmar Schacht
United States
Berlin
Paris Conference of Economic Experts
Owen D. Young
Attorney Unger Seeks City Solicitor Post
Attorney Adolph Unger of the First National Bank Building filed Saturday for the city solicitor seat. A former mayor of Tiffin and its police judge, he served about five years in the regular army, including Mexican border service and staged duty with the 24th 3d and 4th Divisions. He is a West Pointer and an Ohio State man residing at the University Club.
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Adolph Unger
First National Bank
Unger
Tiffin
University Club
Tunnel Rocks Fatal to Three in Caliente Nevada
A Union Pacific tunnel collapse west of Caliente Nevada killed three workers including a 17 year old girl from Parowan Utah and injured six others. Fifteen men worked at the site as heavy timbers gave way during bore widening.
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Caliente
Nev
Union Pacific
Here
Los Angeles
Parowan
Utah
William ©. Benson
Fred B. Sisher
Charles Karlstens
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred White
Andrew W. Pearson
Paul Warrine
John W. McCarthy
Alton H. Bullock
McCarthy
Bullock
Wead Resigns Greene County Auditor to Join State Post
Ralph O. Wead of Xenia resigns as Greene County auditor after a third term to become deputy state auditor, appointed by Auditor Joseph T. Tracey. Paul H. Creswell, also of Xenia, will succeed as county auditor. Creswell is a former Republican state central committeeman. Wead’s move takes effect June 15. Brotton returns to Cincinnati with Federal Union Life Insurance Co.
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Columbus
Ralph O. Wead
Xenia
Greeneco
Joseph T. Tracey
C. E. Brotton
Wead
Paul H. Creswell
Creswell
Republican State Central Committee
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Brotton
Cincinnati
Federal Union Life Insurance Co
Tracy
State Department
Cat Saved From Watery Grave In New Orleans
Toby a white and yellow cat survived after falling from a river steamboat and becoming trapped under a dock. For over a month he clung to a beam in a small air space as the Mississippi rose, fed by workers through a floor crack. Dock hands Paul Silva and George Charbonnet risked the current to pull the drowning cat to safety.
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New Orleans
Toby
Mississippi
Paul Silva
George Charbonnet
Hoover Faces Navy Problem in Anglo American Talks
Washington officials say a clash with Britain's Labor government over naval reductions is unlikely. President Hoover and Premier Ramsay MacDonald diverge on whether maritime law should precede any reductions while Senator Borah pushes for maritime law discussion to ease the naval dispute. Authorities expect both sides to seek a practical agreement to promote peace and tax relief.
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United Press
Washington
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Hoover
Yale Awards Prizes For Five Winners In 1929-30
Yale University announced five prize awards. Stephen Harding Hart of Denver received the George Washington Egleston prize for American history. Carroll Cameron Miller of Swampscott won the Noyes-Cutter prize for translating Greek New Testament text. John Lester Levine of New York earned the Montaigne prize in French. Isadore Henry Cohen of Lebanon, Conn., won the John Addison Porter American history prize. Thomas Hume Vance of New Haven won the Henry A. Beers prize for American literature.
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George Washington Egleston
Stephen Harding Hart
Denver
Colo
Noyes-Cutter
Carroll Cameron Miller
Swampscott
Mass
John Lester Levine
New York
John Addison Porter
Isadore Henry Cohen
Lebanon
Conn
Henry A. Beers
Thomas Hume Vance
New Haven
Seek Second De King Probe
Springfield, Illinois June 8. Proposals for another investigation of the raid killing of Mrs Lilian de King in Aurora March 25 were before the state assembly today. The legislative committee found vice and lawlessness in parts of Kane County and alleged the state attorney concealed material evidence from the grand jury while casting other evidence in an untruthful light. It urged appointing a special attorney to reinvestigate and present facts to a special grand jury. Deputy Roy Smith had been indicted previously. he remains hospitalized after being wounded by Gerald de King, the de King son.
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Springfield
Ill
Lillian de King
Aurora
State Assembly
Kaneco
de King
Roy Smith
Joseph
Smith
Gerald de King
de Kings
Woman Faces Long Jail Term In Murder Case
In Valparaiso Indiana Mrs Catherine Cassler 40 faces long jail time after coroner and grand jury indictments for murder of her husbands mistress Miss Camela Soutar. A witness death and a second witness refusal led to charges being dismissed though Cassler remains jailed awaiting September Porter County grand jury. The body of Soutar was found Memorial Day in a swamp near Hebron Indiana near the Cassler home.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Catherine Cassler
Cook Co
Til
Porterco
Cassler
Cameola Soutar
Cookco
Hebron
The
Caasslers
East Sparta Resident Magdalene Halter Dies at 88
East Sparta June 8 funeral services are set for Mrs Magdalene Halter 88 who died at her daughter Mrs J J Conrad’s home. Services at St Marys Church Morges at 10 Monday with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by daughter three grandchildren Magdalene Mueller Canton Michael Conrad Joseph Conrad three great grandchildren one sister and one brother.
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East Sparta
Magdalene Halter
J. J. Conrad
St. Mary’s Church
Morges
Halter
Magdalene Mueller
Canton
Michael
Joseph Conrad
Lost Many Opportunities by Skimming Classified Columns
A brief column notes readers missed chances by overlooking the classifieds. It hints at potential bargains missing due to neglecting listings and urges a closer look at the paper’s classified section.
Cleveland Clinic disaster death claims before Ohio board
The state industrial commission considered death claims totaling about 150000 for 41 Cleveland Clinic disaster victims. J P Maloney recommended the maximum $6500 death award in 13 cases, with 10 cases seeking 150 funeral expenses, six cases with dependents in other states, and remaining cases requesting 3000 to 4000 dollars. The hearings covered clinic employees.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Cleveland Clinic
J. P. Maloney
Cleveland
Help Ella Cinders choose between stage and marriage
Stark County readers of The Canton Daily News are urged to advise Ella Cinders in her dilemma between a Broadway stage career with Will Rogers persona and a marriage to Jim Blunt. A $5 prize rewards the best letters, plus ten theater tickets for next best entries.
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Canton Daily News
Stark Com
Ella Cinders
the News
Ella
Loew’s
Palace
Will Rogers
Jim Blunt
Jim
Evacuation of Rhine is Asked by German Minister
German foreign minister Dr Gustav Stressmann will press for immediate Rhine evacuation in private talks with Aristide Briand in Madrid. He will also seek a Saar settlement tied to Paris reparations and warn that ratification of Paris work by Germany hinges on such agreements. Minorities question in the League sessions remains unsettled, impacting 40 million Europeans including Germans in Poland.
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United Preas
Berlin
Gustav Stressman
Rhineland
Aristide Briand
Madrid
United Press
Stressman
Saar
Paris
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
League of Nation
Poland
Tageblatt
League Council
Local paving firm lands multiple state contracts
The Metropolitan Paving Brick Company wins several large brick contracts across Ohio. State funds 2,160,000 bricks to widen the Cleveland to Painesville road to 40 feet. Summit county commissioners approve 1,764,000 bricks for Akron to Bedford resurfacing. Lorain county 1,260,000 bricks for E. Erie street resurfacing. Mt. Vernon 1,305,000 bricks to pave seven streets.
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Metropolitan Paving Brick Company
Mentor
Painsville
Cleveland- Buffalo
Cleveland
Painesville
Summit Co Commissioners
Akron
Bedford
Lorain
E. Erie Au
Mt. Vernon
Y Indus Club Outing and Initiation Planned
Fifteen members of Roosevelt chapter of the Y Indus club and guests will dine and campfire at Troyer's Hollow near Millersburg Saturday afternoon. William Penn chapter will hold an initiation at its Monday night meeting after dinner at 6 30 in the YMCA cafeteria. Glenn Mannard of Canton Supply Co. will speak on Conveyer Belting after the ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Y-Indus Club
Troyer's Hollow
Millersburg
William Penn
Glenn Mannard
Canton Supply Co
Ex Canton Man Thug Victim Shot in Cleveland Payroll Robbery
Walter L. Leese former Canton roofing supervisor for Carey Co. Cleveland was shot in the leg by three robbers seeking a $700 payroll. He said only time cards were taken, pay envelopes left in his coat pocket. Leese, who left Canton 25 years ago, was to attend a Richville School reunion. His sister Mrs. Charles Bair lives in Canton.
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Walter L. Leese
Carey Co
Cleveland
Canton
Beeen
Charles Spangler
Seese
St. Luke's Hospital
Leese
Richville School
Charles Bair
Harmony
Ohio News Briefs Summary of June incidents
Six year old Franklin Dennis Jr. killed by a motorist on Three C's highway in Mt. Sterling Ohio. Pastor M H Lichliter receives call from Portland Maine church though decision pending. Bus overturn near Brighton injures thirteen on Cincinnati to Columbus route. Nicholas Dumont killed in Marion switching yards. Mansfield hotbox fire delays Erie Tank car with gasoline. Vance Mills 18 and cousin Leroy Kujawski, 5, killed at a crossing near Toledo. Strider and Nolan sentenced to ten years for a grocery chain robbery in Cleveland.
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MT. Sterling
Franklin Dennis, Jr
Toledo
Vance Mills
Leroy Kujawski
Here
Mills
New York Central
Cleveland
William Strider
Xenia
William Nolan
Prisoner Hangs Self in Youngstown Jail
A prisoner identified as 28 year old Alex Smith hanged himself in the Youngstown city jail early today using his belt. The man, arrested yesterday on a charge of intoxication, bore a tattoo reading Alex Shoemaker on his arm.
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Youngtown
Alex Smith
Alex Shoemaker
Oliver Again Seeks Election to City Council President
Harry W. Oliver, president of the city council, will seek renomination on the Republican ticket at the August primaries. He has served on the council since 1920 and as president since 1924, works as assistant yardmaster in the Pennsylvania yards, and is active in fraternal orders.
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Harry W. Oliver
City Board of Elections
Oliver
Pennsylvania
McBride Gives Hoyt Plan Backing as Prohibition Debate Grows
Rev Dr Francis Scott McBride, anti liquor league leader, travels from St Louis to Milwaukee to push a new prohibition law replacing Wisconsin’s repealed statute. He declines commenting on Willebrant replacement and says the president will choose a law enforcement grounded appointee.
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ST. Louis
Franklin Chase Hoyt
William Randolph Hearst
Francis Scott McBride
Anti-Baloon League
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Willebrandt
Evanston Prom Cancelled Over Racial Admission Clash
Evanston High School junior prom canceled after 15 black students demanded attendance. Evanston Club refused to host if negroes were admitted, ending the event at the planned venue.
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Evanston, II
Evanston
Forty Hours Devotion at St John’s Church Schedule
St John’s Catholic Church hosts a forty hours devotion starting Sunday at 10 AM. Masses are offered Monday and Tuesday at 5 30 6 30 7 30 and 9 PM with evening services Sunday Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Preachers Rev Paul H Seikel Rev Thaddeus T Marchant and Rev John Fe Casey will lead the sermons.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Paul H. Seikel
Cleveland
Thaddeus T. Marchant
Brewster
John Fe. Casey
Massillon
Dawes Sails to London as New Ambassador to England
Charles G. Dawes departed on the Olympic for London to assume his duties as United States ambassador to England. He travelled with Mrs. Dawes, daughter Virginia, and Henry Dawes his secretary and was seen strolling the deck while Chow Chung the dog was supervised on board.
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New York
Charles G. Dawes
Olympic
United States
England
Court of St. James
Dawes
Virginia
Henry Dawes
Williams College
London
Chung
Mme
Frieda Hempel
Goprona
Paris
A. Ronald Tree
Lady Beatty
Lady Astor
Marshall Field Jr
Chicago
Tree
Michael
White Star
Trees
Morgan Back From Europe Returns to New York
World famous banker J F Morgan arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania returning from Paris where he served as unofficial U S representative at reparations experts talks. Morgan noted his party included family and servants and that free entry was extended by the government. He declined to discuss reparations terms, saying Thomas W Lamont had been doing the talking.
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New York
J. F. Morgan
United States
Paris
Morgan
Morgan Party
Thomas W. Lamont
Brothers Held in Murder Case in Cleveland
Two brothers were held at the central police station on separate murder charges. McKinley Shy, 27, is accused of killing Robert Ross, 25, during a card game last December. Wyatt Shy, 28, denies involvement in the Durham killing and will be sent to Georgia for trial.
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Cleveland
Central
Emil Ziegler
McKinley Shy
Robert Ross
Shy
Ziegler
Wyatt Shy
Reuben Durham
Athens
Wyatt
Georgia
Farm Life Is Talk Subject by Ohio State Extension Leader
Charles W. Peters of the Ohio State University extension institute addressed the Exchange Club at the Courtland Hotel luncheon. He contrasted farm life past and present and predicted that 10 percent of Americans may soon feed the other 90 percent using advanced farming methods. He urged closer city farmer contact and noted entertainment use in rural life. Neil D. Schworm and Henry Schrantz were named to plan the next Minerva luncheon entertainment.
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Charles W. Peters
Farm Extension Institute
Ohio State University
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Neil D. Schworm
Henry Schrantz
Minerva
Lehman High Honors Award Ceremony Highlights Scholars
Lehman Junior High observed its annual achievement day with a ceremony in the auditorium. Seventh, eighth and ninth graders received scholarship, citizenship and athletic letters. Notable honorees included Louisa Ritzman for top scholastic record, Carrie Abrams and James Cowgill for citizenship, and numerous eighth and ninth grade scholars and athletes across both genders.
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Lehman Junior High School
Brads
Jane Burdge
Betty Delp
Robert Erlanger
Jean Goodman
Ruth Lytle
Molly Miller
Katheryn Perdue
Louise Ritzman
Leonard Saycer
Louisa
Melba Thomas
Irene Cupsey
Lois Brownsberger
Berry Hutchinson
Virginia Evans
Ste Campbell
Blanche Shell
Edna Foney
Virginia Bowman
Arlen Melchoir
Celestine Phillips
Beny Merrigan
Gayle Hexamer
Marel Surete Haldi
New Rabbi Addresses Canton Orthodox Congregations
Rabbi M Hirschsprung of Sy ouse New York spoke at Sabbat service in Agudas Achem and Shaarei Teroah synagogues Canton. Delegates will be named to represent three congregations at the Zions congress in Zurich this summer. A meeting to determine location for a merged synagogue will be held next week.
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M. Hirschsprung
Syouse
N. Y
Canton
Agudas Achem
Cherry Av SE
Shaarei Teroah
McKineley Av
Caii
Zurich
Switzerlash
Concrestt
Berlin Eyes Espionage Ring as Germany Braces
June reports from Berlin quote Lieut General Wilhelm Groener warning that espionage pressure tightens on Germany from multiple sides. The Reichstag heard that 111 persons have been sentenced in German courts for spying, amid international uproar sparked by a private memorandum about a German cruiser in the English Review of Reviews.
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Berlin
Germany
Wilhelm Green
Reichstag
Groener
English Review of Reviews
Court Probes Liquor Ruling in Columbus Ohio
The Ohio State Supreme Court reviews whether cities may enforce fines over 500 dollars under prohibition laws. The appeal from Mahoning County involves Youngstown conviction overturned by the appellate court and reversed by the higher court, with Evans of Youngstown among the names in the case.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Mahoning Co
Youngstown
Evans
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