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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
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Verdicts convict Russell Copeland Merl Cope and Warren Barnett in a district court in Ohio on charges tied to bootlegging and illicit liquor distribution during 1921 and 1922. The jury also found three defendants guilty on both counts and nine others pled guilty in the case linked to the Hayner Distillery and Armand Drugs Candy Co. of Cleveland. Sentencing for the convicted is pending Judge Westenhaver’s final action.
In a lighthearted column from Nimisila Zoo, Mr. Monkey and Mrs. Monkey discuss public scrutiny of their family lineage. The primates react to rumors of interspecies kinship and distant relations, while observers speculate on ancestry and gossip pages.
Brea features in a human drama photo feature at the Mozart Theater in Umg Houge Peters and Ruth Mitte. The image is adapted from a Saturday issue and highlighted in the Mercy section. Guests change daily.
June 10 summaries from multiple Ohio towns report about 1000 Columbus high school graduates in the Coliseum, village volunteers to be paid for drill, traffic court penalties, escape of a prisoner, Wittenberg College building projects, steel workers’ wages steady, circus parade diverting for quarantine, and an abandoned car found on railroad tracks near the Ohio River averting a wreck.
New York reports a record 25 percent dividend declared by George F. Baker at 85, head of the First National Bank. The payout marks the greatest dividend in New York banking history and Baker remains chairman and principal stockholder despite advancing age.
Cal entertains Evansville crowd as President Coolidge waves a flap jack at a breakfast table scene. A young mother sits nearby with a baby holding a cookie, the president responding by flipping a wheat cake as cheers rise from the onlookers.
Screen star May Marsh, 11, may be ordered to a year's rest while staying in Southampton, England, before returning to New York aboard the Olympic.
In Clinton Worcester County police detained 36 men after the worst riot in the series between Ku Klux Klan members and anti Klan groups. Klansmen in cars clashed with anti Klan protesters on the streets injuring many. state troopers restored order and arrested most arrestees were Klansmen or supporters.
In Martins Ferry on June 10 the New Charles R. Shreve High School closed due to a severe flea infestation. Students were kept indoors and fumigation efforts were begun to remove the invaders from the building.
Akron June 10 One man street cars were started on the North Hill lines by the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co. About 20 cars are in service and passengers report confusion about boarding and fare payment. A late council attempt to block the change failed.
United States Steel Corporation reports May unfilled tonnage at 4,049,800 tons, down 396,768 from April 30. Comparison figures show 4,436,558 on April 30, 4,863,554 on March 31, 1925, and 3,628,089 on May 31, 1924.
The Los Angeles will not retry a flight to the Norse American centennial in Minneapolis. Shenandoah may reach northwest later, but not before month end. Shenandoah’s July 4 flight to Portland for governors conference remains on schedule.
Marian Machamer daughter of C C and Mrs Machamer of 1119 Walnut NE has never missed a day or been tardy in twelve years of schooling at McKinley High School. She served as Friendship Club president, belonged to the Girls Glee Club, maintains an almost ninety average and has no conduct demerits. She plans a post graduate year at McKinley before college.
Premier Painleve sped toward Morocco by air to observe French troops in battle area and gather impressions. He will confer with military directors General Count De Chambrun Col Freydenberg and Col Colombat, followed by aviation aides Jacquemot and M Eynace. The journey began at six this morning from Toulouse amid a three plane formation.
Chicago faces a sharp cold spell as morning temperatures reach 66 degrees with high winds and no hot weather in sight. The mercury had surged into the nineties last week, then plunged to 56 degrees by today, according to the weather bureau.
Vice President Charles G. Dawes traveled from Marietta College to his home in Evanston Illinois after attending the college commencement. Ban Johnson president of the American Baseball League accompanied Dawes from Chicago and received an honorary bachelor of arts degree. Dawes is an alumnus who once attended Marietta.
In Huntington West Virginia last night a car collision with a telephone pole left Ernest G Williams dead at a hospital hours after the crash Vance Saunders dying is expected Julia Saunders and Robert Perkins are seriously injured with two others crippled in the accident.
Chicago reporters note with two jurors still needed as both sides push to finish the panel. State's Attorney Crowe aims to present the opening statement today, but the trial may not start before tomorrow. Crowe intends to show Shepherd killed his ward Billy McClintock to obtain the fortune.
Michigan state police liquidated a dugout liquor cache on the Detroit river valued at more than a quarter of a million dollars in one of the largest raids conducted early today.
Iceland faces a heat wave with temperatures climbing to 72 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade, far above the typical 50 degree seasonal norm. Residents report unusually warm conditions across Reykjavik.
Stark county officials announce dance halls must keep perfect order or face closure after June 80. Attorney General C. Co. Crabbe asserts mayors and probate judges wield autocratic power under the act, with absolute discretion to grant, refuse, or revoke licenses without reason or appeal, and courts lacking authority.
Lulu Hays, 34, of 1410 Houselay SE, was found with a severely injured throat after a Tuesday night fight with Sam Payne, 34, living at the same address. Hays was rushed to Mercy hospital in critical condition. Payne, implicated and described by neighbors, fled and remains at large.
President Coolidge completed the longest journey since taking office returning to Washington at dawn from Minnesota where he spoke Monday at the Norse American centennial. The 2400 mile trip included breakfast on the train and a motor to the White House. The couple will stay in Washington two weeks before heading to Swampscott Massachusetts for the remainder of the trip.
Coast guard patrol fired on a rum running motor boat off Cape Cod after a five mile chase. The raid seized the vessel near Scituate Maas. The ship carried 2000 cases of alcohol.
The Daily News distributed picnic cards at southeast and northeast city schools, delighting untold numbers of pupils as teachers confirm 20 000 in Canton and 13 000 in county schools prepared for next week’s outing.
An interview with Misa Gertrude Tynan of a local department store reveals cosmetic sales rise with shoppers buying full complexion outfits. Brunettes buy more rouge than blondes, eyes and perfumery aids expand shelves, and novelty colors persist as affordable beauty options.
The Farm Hobby relief ships of the Amundsen-Elsworth polar expedition report no sight of the missing explorers. They scanned from Amundsen's base toward the Arctic ice edge last week seeking any sign of the party.
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