Minerva Teen Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash
Miss Mary Nichols a Minerva High School sophomore died after an automobile crash near New Franklin. The Ford touring car she rode in overturned down a embankment. she was pinned beneath the vehicle and died at 4 o'clock Tuesday morning. Perry Bortz owned the car. several others were injured but not seriously. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Nichols home officiated by Rev C A Larrick. Burial Beach City Cemetery.
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Minerva
Mary Nichols
Scott Nichols
Miss Nichols
Perry Bortz
Anna McClure
Thelma Nichola
Rosemary Himes
Marvin Nichols
Iris Nichols
Harry Sherman
McClure
New Franklin
Mary Nichola
Nichola
Sheck
W. G. Lyle
Minerva High School
Donald
Detroit
Mich
David Himes
Thelma and
Leona Nichols
C. A. Larrick
Lutheran Church
Beach City
Broncho Busting Fun Sparks Rodeo Debate at Precott
At Prescott Arizona a July 4 rodeo draws crowds as broncho busting is celebrated. Officials warn against cruelty to animals amid plans for an old fashioned full fight in nearby Oakland. Despite assurances, the anti cruelty group vows to ban rodeos with bulls and other animal cruelty concerns cited.
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Canton Daily News
Preacott
Ariz
Cheyenn
Wyo
Wila West
We Orn Atates
Cayuse
West
San Leandro
Walter Osborn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Oakland
Osborn
Police Seek Salary Boost In City Petition
Police members request higher pay in a petition to the council on Monday night. The plea notes cost of living rising while salaries stay, arguing the force is revenue producing and calls for a new scale from Chief at 3300 to Patrolmen first six months 1800 and after six months 1900, the request referred to police and fire and finance committees.
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Police Department
Police and Fire Committee
Finance Committee
Woman attorney files first case in local court
Miss Elsie Whittingham, described as an once girl lawyer, filed her first common pleas court case Tuesday appearing as attorney for the plaintiff in the divorce action Helen Bothias versus Peter Bothias. Court officials believed this marked the first time a woman lawyer filed a suit in her own name here. Mrs. Bothias charged her husband with neglect and cruelty.
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Elsie Whittingham
Common Pleas Court
Helen Bothias
Peter Bothias
Mystery Comedy “And Billy Disappeared” At St Marys Church
The Dramatic Club of St Marys Catholic church Market av Canton presented the mystery comedy Monday to large audiences. Debut staging featured Miss Hellen McHale as Mary Blake and LeRoy Hoagland as Billy the aviator with Miss A V Kennedy Miss Hilda Rassetter and Stephen Pahovey in key roles. Performances continue Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Market Av
Billy
Canton
Mary Blake
Hellen McHale
LeRoy Hoagland
A V. Kennedy
Hilda Rastetter
Stephen Pahovey
PLAN CHANGES IN ELKS CLUB DINING ROOM
Canton Elks Club announces management changes to the dining room with Peter Smith, formerly of Congress Lake Club and Canton Woman's Club, taking charge. Dining room service is closed for alterations and will resume around June 15. Mrs Hattie Humes, longtime operator, will open a cottage and dining room at Geneva on the Lake.
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Canton Elks Club
Peter Smith
Congress Lake Club
Canton Woman's Club
Hattie Humes
Geneva
Purse Snatcher Under Arrest After Downtown Chase
Kelley Bonner aged 23 was arrested Monday evening on a charge of snatching a pocketbook from Mrs. I A Bletzer as she and her husband watched a store window. The suspect fled north on Walnut and was captured at 4th and Walnut. He appeared in criminal court Tuesday morning and received the maximum sentence of fifty dollars and costs plus 30 days in the workhouse.
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Kelley Bonner
I. A. Bletzer
Tuscara
St E Store
Bonner
Walnut
Aus Picton
Bowman
Residents petition to widen McKinley Avenue NW
Local residents and property owners along McKinley Ave NW presented a petition at Monday night to widen the street from Tuscarawas St W to 6th St NW. Plans call 60 feet wide from Tuscarawas W to 4th, 46 feet from 4th to 8th, and 42 feet from 8th to 6th. The petition was referred to the street and alley committee.
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McKinley Ay NW
McKinley Aw
Tuscarawas St
6Th St
4Th St
Bth St
Sth St
e@treet and alley committee
Dogs At Large Resolution Backed By City Council
City council on Monday night approved a resolution urging police scrutiny of a city ordinance restricting dogs running at large. Council members noted widespread instances of dogs roaming freely in various sections of the city.
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Police
Funeral attendance for Foxburg aunt by Rev O P Foust
Rev O P Foust of Lowell Reformed church travels to Foxburg Pennsylvania to attend the funeral of his aunt Miss Kate Foust aged 88. Miss Foust resided in the Fox Mansion for 76 years and knew three generations of the Fox family, noted Pennsylvania producers. Daily News want ads promote buying and selling cal Hemlock 8500.
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O. P. Foust
Lowell Reformed Church
Foxburg
Kate Foust
Miss Foust
Daily News
Ten Building Permits Issued by City Department
Ten building permits were issued Monday by the city building department. The only large project is a dwelling for Ella M. Coyle at 1139 Ridgerd NW valued around 14 500 with A Schneider as contractor. Other permits cover several garages and a store building with costs from 40 to 2 000.
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City Building Department
Ella M. Coyle
Ridgera NW
Ridgerd NW
A. Schneider
S. Freidman
2Nd St
Atora
Tuscarawas St
Truck Damaged After Motorcycle Collision on Louisville Road
Steve Cora reported to police that his truck was damaged when a motorcycle collided with it on the Louisville road. Cora said the motorcycle driver failed to observe traffic regulations and he could not furnish the license number.
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Steve Cora
Winest SW
Louisville
Cora
Graduation candidates approved by McKinney High board
The board of education approved the list of graduates from McKinney High School on Monday night. Examinations determine final eligibility, with results due today.
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McKinney High School
Board of Education
Supreme Court rules city may direct bus routes inside limits
Ohio Supreme Court holds municipalities may specify interurban bus routes within city limits as long as regulations do not eliminate operation. In Lorain cases over Broadway loop certificates, utilities commission initially favored bus lines. court reversed, saying cities must approve routes but buses may operate within set lines.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Lorain
Broadway “Loop
Coolidge in Minnesota Amid Storms and Warm Reception
President Coolidge spoke at the state fair in fierce wind and rain drawing praise for his tribute to the Norwegian people and their role in America. Mrs Coolidge impressed Minnesota women in a green crepe de chine outfit as he outlined plans for budget work and upcoming tax policy.
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Minneapolis
United States
Coolidge
Mre. Coolidge
Minnesota
Capitol
White House
Snapscott
Mass
Dry League Not Worried Over Bar Body's Vote
Ohio dry forces say they will observe the Cedar Point bar association meeting where Rhody W. Hedland of Youngstown may seek a resolution to modify Volstead and Crabbe acts. Officials expect possible debate but doubt the measure will gain momentum and plan to attend to prevent any harm.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr Building
Columbus
Rhody W. Hedland
Youngstown
Cedar Point
Ohio State Bar Association
General Assembly
Iquor
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Hedland
Anti-Saloon League
Bar Association Convention
League
Bar Association
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Judiciary Committee
Who's Who in Canton and Where to Find It
The feature highlights Frank A. Zwischa, proprietor of a Canton shoe repair shop at 125 2na et SE. Born in Austria, he has been a Canton resident for twelve years and has 26 years of shoe making and repair experience, including modern electrical equipment and the Goodyear West System. The piece notes his expertise, cheerful service, and directs readers to the Daily News section “Where You Can Find It in Canton” to locate his shop.
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Frank A. Zwischa
2Na Et SE
Zwischa
Austria
Canton
Goodyear West
Elbert Hubbard
Bhis
The
Daily News
Ohio briefs span executions to elections in June notes
Ohio reports include the electric chair in Belmont County for a 1924 child murder, state supreme court action, and multiple local updates. Highlights cover awards for Ohio Bell workers in Columbus, a former senator recovering after surgery, a life sentence for a son in law murder, payroll padding probes, band concerts, a Cleveland art school commencement, an arson inquiry near Mt. Vernon, a highway talk by Boulay, and Bucyrus woman lawyer Constance Keller entering the August primary for city auditor.
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Bucyrus
Constance Keller
Nurse Resigns From Canton School Role
The Canton board of education accepted the resignation of Miss Martha Guffey, a school nurse, on Monday night. Guffey said she planned to leave Canton.
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Martha Guffey
Board of Education
Office break at Great Lakes Land and Construction Cay
Great Lakes Land and Construction Cay reported a forced entry on Tuesday at their 1908 Mahoning Road Northeast offices. Equipment valued around $5 was taken as detectives in the city investigate the burglary.
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Great Lakes
Driver fined for reckless driving and suspended workhouse sentence
Gus Thornton faced criminal court on Tuesday charged with reckless driving. He was fined $25 and costs by Judge Judee Bowman and received a 10 day workhouse sentence suspended on condition that he pay for repairs to the automobile he allegedly crashed into.
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Gus Thornton
Judee Bowman
Guard Against Petters Athens Insane Hospital Watch
At the request of Athens insane hospital officials a special deputy sheriff has been named to patrol the grounds at night and keep out petters and trespassers.
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Athens
Athens Insane Hospital
Two Die In Marshall Michigan Car Interurban Crash
W A Crane a 55 year old secretary of the Calhoun County Fair Association and Roland Morton a 22 year old University of Michigan student were killed when the car they rode in struck an interurban car near Darna Michigan. Crane was driving and steered into the interurban to avoid a pole.
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Marshall, Mich
W. A. Crane
Calhoun Co Fair Association
Roland Morton
University of Michigan
Darna
Detroit-Grand Rapides Interurban
Crane
Barbers Hold Annual Banquet in Canton
The twenty second annual banquet of journeymen and boss barbers of Canton drew about 126 Local No. 329 members and boss barbers. Music featured Heimkes orchestra Saynor and Shields banjo and accordions and the McKinley quartet. Alliance speaker Charlea Archer urged support for the state license law and the evolution of the barber business. International organizer John Hart of Toledo delivered the principal address urging cooperation between journeymen and boss barbers.
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Journeymen
Boas Barbers
Canton
Local No. 329
Boss Barbers
Heimkes’ Orchestra
Saynor and Shields
McKinley Quartet
Charlea Archer
Alliance
John Hart
Toledo
Farmers Will Pay Visit to State Station Wooster
Stark county farmers will tour the Ohio Agricultural Experimental Station at Wooster on two dates. June 11 serves western townships and June 18 serves eastern townships. Earl Jones of Ohio State University will lead groups through 1500 plots showing fertilizer experiments and crop results. Participants meet at the station at 10 a.m. each day.
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Ohio Agricultural Experimental Station
Wooster
Stark Co
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Lawrence
Tuscarawas
Sugar Creek
Jackson
Perry
Bethlehem
Plain
Canton
Pike
Mrs Albert Reemsnyder Returns Home From Mercy Hospital
Mrs Albert Reemsnyder, once confined to Mercy hospital with blindness, is reported to be slowly improving and has been moved to her home on Washington avenue in Reedurban.
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Albert Reemsnyder
Mercy Hospital
Washington Av
Reedurban
Traffic Club Tour and Banquet Highlights Rail Leaders
Members of the Traffic Club toured Pennsylvania yards and facilities along the railroad right of way visiting the roundhay hospital Y M C A building and other plants. A banquet followed with music by the Pennsylvania Orchestra and short talks by C F log Pittsburgh E division of the Pennsylvania System George Buren Wheeling and Erie R R R B Robins United Iron and Steel M P Graly and H W Leuthiana among representatives of several rail companies.
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Pennsylvania Ten Yards
Ton Traffic Club
Roundhay Hospital
van Biven
Pennsylvania Orchestra
Dennison
C. F.log
Pittsburgh
Upsylvania System
George Buren
Wheeling and Erie Railroad
R. B. Robins
United al Steel Corporation
M. P. Gra Ly
Morist
H. W. Leuthiana
J. x. Coley
Builta
Mok ley Central High Alumni Banquet Set for Thursday
The Mok ley and Central High Schools alumni association will hold its annual banquet at Courtland hotel on Thursday evening starting at 6:80. A program of short speeches will be followed by dancing. The Ma st orchestra will play for the banquet and dance.
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Alumni Association of
Mokley
Central High Schools
Courtland Hotel
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