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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

12

Massillon Murder Trial Focuses On Self Defense Claim

Dean Phillips testifies in Massillon Common Pleas about shooting H A Millenaw police chief saying Millenaw attacked him after wage dispute. He admits obtaining a pistol and firing at Millenaw and Truett, while state witnesses challenge the account. Jury to be chosen within hours as defense and prosecution present their cases.

Dean Phillips H. A. Millenaw Po-Lce Grlacom-Russell Massillon Common Pleas Pontius Philips Millenaw Jared Turett Hisum Phillips Ertle Truett Gis Massillon City Henry Bonk Erie Harry Hollinger McQuate Ofense Massillon Grocers

Congressional Delegations Weigh Wood Lowden Fight in 1920

A historic analysis outlines Wood and Lowden opposition in key states, detailing tactics in New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Michigan. It notes Penrose backing a possible Sproul dark horse and Johnson maneuvering to force a Johnson nomination or leverage.

Jolse Penrose Murray Crane Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Leonard Wood Johnson Lowden Wood Weutenants Hiram Johnson California Philander Knox Governor Sprout Frank Hitchcock Wood Forces Ecre Itehcock Penrose Wood Sproul Sangator Petros Miteheark Massachusettes

Unusual Vice Presidential Talk at Republican Convention

Chicago June 10. A rare under production of vice presidential candidates emerges at the Republican convention. Governor Morrow of Kentucky gains ovations while presenting the permanent organization report. Other prospects include Coolidge, Allen, and Samuel Adams with central west sentiment growing.

Chicago Morrow Kentucky Committee On Permanent Organization Middle West Middle South Coolidge Massachusetts Allen Kansas Samuel Adams Virginia Central West

Cardinal Gibbons Prays For Administration Of Righteousness

In Chicago on June 10 Cardinal James Gibbons offers a prayer to elect a chief magistrate whose rule rests on truth justice and righteousness. He pleads for devotion to virtue law obedience mercy and providence while seeking national unity and restraint of vice. He recalls Lincoln and asks wisdom concord and harmony at the convention.

Chicago James Cardinal Gibbons America Commonwealth Abraham Lincoln

Johnson Seen as Key Factor in Republican Nominating Fray

The article outlines factional struggles at the Republican convention with Johnson as a central test. Old guard and progressive interests clash as big business backs Johnson while others push Lowden Wood or Sproul. Secret conferences hint at deals, but undecided delegates remain pivot points shaping Johnson’s possible nomination.

Frank Hitchcock Wood Forces Michiganavy John King Connecticut Chicago Boies Penrose Philadelphia Philander C. Knox Elbert H. Gary The Steel Corporation Leonard Replogle Johnson Wood Hiram Johnson Alabama Arizona Arkansas Charles S. Wheeler San Francisco

Y M C A Drive Reaches Third Phase

The Y M C A drive advances with new talks by G B Lundy and English visitors including C R Hemmingway C F Heald John Howell and Rev H H Pierce. Workers’ lunches proceed as teams rehearse solicitation plans across the downtown and industrial divisions. The industrial division will not report until Friday.

R. V. Mitchell G. B. Lundy Association L. V. Busche Bert” Busche C. R. Hemmingway Mattingham England National Boys’ Work Committee C. F. Heald John Howell Wales Rev. H. H. Pierce Lancashire

Pershing boom swells as Missouri seeks Democratic nominee

A Missouri driven movement seeks General John J. Pershing as the Democratic presidential nominee. Edward E. Goltra plans to invite Pershing to the San Francisco convention aboard a Missouri delegation special train. Key Missourians including Secretary of State Colby and Augustus Thomas are linked to presenting Pershing, amid timing tied to Chicago Republicans.

New York John J. Pershing Edward E. Goltra National Democratic Missouri Washington General Pershing San Francisco Pershing Goltra Colby Augustus Thomas Chicago Democratic Party

Motorcyclists Plan National Gypsy Tour Weekend

Local riders join a nationwide two day gypsy tour on June 19 and 20 covering 200 miles to Coshocton and back. Akron riders lead to Canton with others joining en route through Massillon Ashland Wadsworth New Philadelphia and Canal Dover. Coshocton hosts night control and return aims for Akron by Sunday evening.

United States Coshocton Akron Canton Massillon Ashland Wadsworth New Philadelphia Canal Dover Tour Mem

Donahey Files for Governor Nomination

State Auditor A. V. Donahey of New Philadelphia filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. Newton H. Fairbanks of Springfield filed for the Republican nomination and is chairman of the Republican state central committee.

Columbus A. V. Donahey New Philadelphia Newton H. Fairbanks Springfield Fairbanks Republican State Central Committee

Avery Named to Supreme Court in Ohio

Governor Cox announced Coleman Avery of Cincinnati as justice of the Ohio Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Stanley W. Merrell. Avery, who has resigned to become general counsel for the New York Central Railroad, will qualify and serve until the forthcoming election.

Columbus Cox Coleman Avery Cincinnati Supreme Court Stanley W. Merrell New York Central Railroad Avery

Old Time Actor Stars In Benefit

Chicago crowds recall Chauncey M. Depew in a benefit performance at the Coliseum. The piece traces his political drama roles from 1864 to 1916 and contrasts his faded star power with the lingering memory of his influence, as spectators reflect on careers and fame.

Chicago Coliseum Chauncey M. Depew Chauncey Arthur Wm. McKinley Old Homestead Charlie Hughes

Managers Of Candidates Speak On Republican Nominations

Wood leads sentiment among delegates as the party coalesces behind him for a likely third ballot victory. Lowden gains second-choice support while Johnson hints at a gradual reveal of strength. Butler expects fifth-ballot elimination of rivals. Harding projects improved prospects. Sproul forecasts gains by the second ballot.

Wood Lowdon Will Hays Ogden Mills Resolutions Committee Jim Watson Indiana Wil Hays Frank Hitchcock Senator Watson Alilla Leonard Wood Old Guard Penrose Pennsylvania Hiram Johnson Herbert Hoover Philander C. Knox Senator Johnson Johnson Lowden Sproul Knox Harding Hoover Butler Poindexter Coolidge Borah McCormick General Wood Republican Party

Plain Clothesmen Expansion in Canton Police

Canton police will promote four current officers to plain clothes detectives within two weeks. Chief Gauchat and Safety Director Braucher will select from within the department, aiming for merit-based promotions, with provisional appointments pending civil service exams.

Canton Police Department Gauchat Braucher

Police seize six slot machines in raids near roundhouse

A police squad raided near the Pennsylvania roundhouse and confiscated six slot machines. Police Chief Gauchat said operations violate city ordinance and owners will be arrested. Over twenty machines have been seized in recent weeks, with most violators said to be foreigners.

New Pennsylvania Roundhouse Gauchat

Recognition Steps Seen as Calderon Named Envoy to Washington

Mexico City report says Iglesias Calderon, noted diplomat, appointed as special envoy to Washington, with plans to become Mexican ambassador once the United States recognizes the revolutionary government. Presidents and officials are watching for formal recognition actions.

Mexico City United States Iglesias Calderon Washington Calderon

Bones of Cortez Found in Mexican Church Tomb

After nearly a century of search the bones of Cortes the Spanish conqueror of Mexico have been found in the Temple of Jesus a Catholic church in Mexico City.

Cortez Mexico Jesus

Rabbits to Sealskin Trade Drive Traps Ordered in US

In a notable commerce note, large numbers of animal traps are being ordered in the United States for the Australian market. The traps are intended to capture rabbits destined for export as sealskin substitutes next winter.

United States

Sewage Plant Improvements to Address Capacity

Extensive improvements totaling about 50 000 dollars are planned for the Howenstine sewer disposal plant. A council survey will determine needed upgrades while officials visit the site to evaluate conditions and future funding. Three temporary sludge beds completed. two more to proceed with delays noted by Superintendent Ebersole.

Howenstine Seware Frank Ebersole Council

Seventeen Seek Charter Petitions Ahead of Friday Filing

Seventeen men filed petitions for the charter committee with the board of elections this morning. Names include C. E. Wallace, Herman Old, Tony Glosser, Karl W. Glosser, Harry Miller, H. M. Smith, Henry W. Kennedy, Joseph M. Day, William R. Parker, Seymore Worley, Rey Ake, T. K. Harris, Lewis C Lars, L. E. Souers, and others. Friday is the final filing day as thirty names have been proposed so far.

Charter Board of Elections Dickes C. E. Wallace Hermanold Tony K. Glosser Karl W Harry Miller H. M. Smith the Kennedy Henry W. Harter Davis Day Joseph M. Blake Parker Seymore William R. Worley Rey F. Ake T. K. Harris Lewis C Lars L. E. Souers

Convention Program Chicago Opens With Prayer and Possible Night Session

Convention program for Chicago on June 10 11 begins with opening by Cha Lodge and a prayer by Cardinal Gibbons. Report on resolutions may be ready. if not ready nominating speeches likely. Possible night session to dispose of platform.

Chicago Cha Lodge Cardinal Gibbons

Foley Co Advertising Coupon for Coughs and Ailments

Newspaper ad fragment urges readers to mail a form to Foley & Co Chicago Illinois to receive a trial package including Foley A Honey Tar for coughs Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and related remedies sold widely.

Foley & Co Shefferday Chicago Foley

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