Warfare risk as Ohio coal fields face renewed mine ties
In Ohio's Hocking and Pomeroy Bend coal regions, merchants push credit and miners face a tense stand, threatening a wage dispute and possible rapid reopens as 1800 miners weigh lower scales and 60-40 cooperative terms, while union leaders urge firmness to avert a broader strike.
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Hocking
Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy Field
Pomeroy
Wl Lewis
Lee
Columbus
Lal
Hockings
Nts
Man secures injunction to guard wife from rivals
Wilbur Loctus of St Charles Florida obtained a court injunction restraining other men from loving his wife Mrs Loctus. The measure proved successful and he sought to make the writ permanent.
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Wilbur Loctus
St. Charles
Fla
Dear Little Deer Two Of Them Arrive at Nimisila Zoo
At Nimisila Zoo two deer arrived Tuesday afternoon born that day. Ben the bear announced the news noting the spotted brown and white youngsters stand about one and a half feet tall.
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Nimisila Zoo
Bennie
Bear
Nimisila
Shepherd Loses First Skirmish as Trial Opens
In Chicago on June 11 Judge Thomas J. Lynch refused to curb the state’s opening statement in the murder case of William Scott Stewart defending William M. Shepherd. Prosecutor Robert E. Crowe outlined Shepherd’s alleged life of ease and connection to the McClintock fortune, seeking to show motive and opportunity. The trial began with Shepherd’s attorney William Shepherd Jr. contesting references to a witness’s mother, but the judge allowed the opening to proceed.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
William Scott Stewart
Billy McClintock
Billy
McClintock
Lynch
Robert E. Crowe
Pearls for Teeth and the Dentist Chair Culture
A humorous essay contrasts men and women in dental visits, noting women's obsession with white fillings and pearly teeth while dentists remain practical. The piece lampoons male pain and female beauty ideals, ending with a jab about women worrying how teeth look.
Fridge Store Delivers Large Appliance Order
A local shop completed a major delivery of five large refrigerators to a city hospital. The order included four door models and added freezer space, improving patient food service and storage capabilities across departments.
Scopes Leaves for Tennessee After New York Visit
Center of evolution case moves toward Dayton Tennessee as John T Scopes and his defense draw support from notable lawyer Clarence Darrow and others. A civic club banquet honored Scopes last night amid mounting legal drama before trial begins.
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Center of
New York
York
Atenuon
John Thomas Scopes
Tria
Tennessee
Dayton
Tenn
John R. Neal
Mbridge Colby
Clarence Darrow
Plelg Malone
Minent
Civic Club
Chief Under Fire Charges Filed Over Prohibition Law
In Columbus Ohio the Prohibition office learned that Chief Power of Youngstown faces charges tied to enforcing the alcohol ban. The case centers on enforcement actions and potential violations of the prohibition law.
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Columbus
Fang
Powe
Youngstown
Prohibition Office
Domestic Tragedy Highlights Parental Neglect and Fueling
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss tragedy from selfish parenting and neglect at a home fuel scene. Mentions Valentin, Adolphe Menjou, Betty, and a daily feature. Read as a dramatic portrayal with unclear context and names.
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Pete
Valentin Eater
Adolphe Menjoyre
Betty Thane Ie
Stark county divorce refusals rise under new court rules
Stark county courts now refuse more divorces in a day under the new rule than they did in a month previously. On Wednesday three were refused, one held under advisement, and two granted while several were dismissed by agreement. The change, effective May 1, requires the defendant to appear, reducing unopposed settlements and making frameups nearly impossible.
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Stark Co
Naming the Nimisila Lion Opens Youth Contest
Georges O Wille president of the Canton Lions Club announces a contest inviting Canton youths under 16 to name the Nimisila park zoo lion arriving soon. The Daily News Zoo Editor provides details and a coupon for participation.
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Canton
Georges O. Wille
Canton Lions’ Club
Nimisila Park Zoo
Wille
Daily News Zoo
Five Thousand Additional Picnic Cards Distributed to City Schools
The News placed five thousand more picnic identification cards in public and parochial schools for a city event next week, bringing total distributed to twenty thousand. Absentees due to illness will be remembered and some reluctant students joined in at the last moment. Beginning Saturday, The Daily News will publish daily cards valid for specific days and exchangeable for concession ticket strips at the lake with a special suburban and rural coupon for next Friday. Parochial school coupons will run Monday for the entire county.
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Daily News
McKinley High
Petitions Filed For Canton Alliance Local Offices
Nominating petitions taken out Thursday show Canton and Alliance candidates from Republicans and Democrats seeking council posts and municipal offices. In Canton names include Homan Mitzel Hopkins Seeley Hebert Kramer Dewald Lessy Collier Armstrong Ameron Baughman with deadlines by midnight Friday.
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Canton
Harley J. Homan
Howard Mitzel
Edward J. Hopkins, Jr
Rudy Q. Buergin
George R. Seeley
John E. Hebert
Claude R. Kramer
Massillon
Edward A. Dewald
Baldwin unveils new secretary of state for dominion affairs
Premier Baldwin announced in the Commons that the government will inaugurate a new secretary of state for dominion affairs. The statement marks a high level reorganization affecting imperial governance and relations with dominions.
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London
Baldwin
Commons
Porterfield to Continue as Ohio Prohibition Director
Washington reports that after J. W. Russell is convicted as a conspirator in the Haynes whiskey leak, Major Roy Haynes says no permanent Ohio director has been chosen. Director Porterfield likely keeps the position though confirmation is pending.
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Washington
J. WH. Russell
Ohio
Federal Department
Roy Haynes
Porterfield
Drowning Claims Second Life in Lake Erie Rescue
In Cleveland on June 11, 21 year old George Rouge drowned while attempting to save 27 year old Mona Myers who was swept out by a strong undertow. Lifeguards rescued Myers as eight to ten foot waves battered the lake.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
George Rouge
Mona Myers
Fire wipes out resort as 900 homeless in Nahant blaze
A four hour Bass Point fire in Nahant Massachusetts leaves about 500 men women and children homeless with 40 permanent homes and summer cottages destroyed and losses estimated at least 490000. Firefighters from multiple cities plus a Boston fire bell and US coast guardsmen fought the blaze. Red Cross and Salvation Army aid was requested as communications failed and roadways clogged with traffic. Notable losses include the homes of Mrs Matty Baldwin and Eugene Bryan.
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Nahant
Mass
Bass Point
Lynn
Swampscott
Salem
Revere
Chelse
Peabody
Poston
United States
Lynn Beach
Boston
Fort Gardner
Matty Baldwin
Pugilist
Eugene Bryan
Relay House
Rubber Men Confer To Break British Rubber Monopoly
Akron hosts a secret meeting of major rubber industry executives and the national group. They discuss uniting with Dutch growers and possibly the Dutch government to form a boycott on British rubber if terms fail.
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Akron
Man kills wife then takes his own life in Columbus
John Tallman, 80, shot and killed his former wife on a sidewalk in front of the House where she stayed then fatally shot himself. Mrs Nellie Reynolds, sister of the deceased, witnessed the double tragedy shortly after Tallman obtained a divorce hours earlier on grounds of gross neglect.
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Columbus
John Tallman
White Collar Internationale Founded in Berlin
The White Collar Internationale was founded in Berlin today. It unites about a half million office employees and plans to reach American white collar workers in the autumn. The group will advocate for the economic interests of the middle class.
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Berlin
White Collar Internationale
New Parking Law Enforced in City
A new ordinance for parallel parking on Market North and South went into effect Wednesday. East and West streets allow two hour limits, while North and South in the business district restrict to one hour. Enforcement from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Sundays, with officers instructed to arrest violators.
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Lengel
Death Claims McKinley High Student Diploma Moment
Miss Josephine Knorr of East Canton died after an operation during McKinley High School commencement in City Auditorium. Her diploma was awarded posthumously to sister Dorothy. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. George B. Knorr and siblings Emmet Murray Clapper Dorothy, the family mourns. Funeral set for Saturday at 1:30 at home and 2 at Methodist church. Burial in Union Cemetery East Canton.
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McKinley High School
City Auditorium
Josephine Knorr
Mercy Hospital
Miss Knorr
Dorothy Knorr
George B. Knorr
East Canton
Methodist Church of
Murray Clapper
Dorothy
Emmet
Methodist
Union
Balloon racer Veenstra rescued off Vigo after race
Dispatches from Madrid report pilot Veenstra of Prince Leopold was found exhausted and picked up by a Spanish steamer near Vigo, Spain. The Belgian flyer was located Tuesday afternoon and taken to Vigo after the Gordon Bennett race run.
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Paris
Veenstra
Prince Leopold
Gordon Bennett
Vigo
Spain
Madrid
le Liberte
Model Bible School at Pomeroy Draws 206 Attendees
The summer Bible school in its second week at Pomeroy, run by church teachers, is hailed as a model. About 206 youngsters are attending the program, illustrating strong community involvement and growth.
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Pomeroy
Tariff Issue Divides Coolidge Era Republicans
The tariff becomes the central issue for President Coolidge's administration as bankers, merchants, and Republican leaders debate liberalizing the tariff to aid Europe in debt payment. The split spans East and West factions, with concerns about wages, electoral timing, and farm relief shaping the stance against further tariff tinkering before Congress.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Europe
Senate
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Congress
Iowa
Dolliver
Republican Party
West
Kirby Goes On Trial For Grand Larceny
Cleveland June 11 Josiah Kirby founder and former head of the Cleveland Discount Co goes on trial before Judge Fred H Wolf on a charge of grand larceny. Special assistants to the attorney general prosecute after probing the collapse of the firm three years ago. Indictments were returned recently in Delaware and Kirby may be tried there as well.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Fred H. Wolf
Wauseon
Kirby
Concern
Delaware
Disruption in Ruhr Threatens German Industry
Berlin reports looming disruption in the Ruhr as 165,000 workers including 800 clerical staff face mass dismissal on June 15. The Stinnes empire faces a possible disintegration amid international tensions and a 11 million mark July 1 debt, prompting bank efforts to stabilize the structure.
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Ruhr
Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Reischsbank
Weather drops to 44 degrees with no frost damage
The minimum temperature in the last 24 hours was 44 degrees, per Weather Observer Carl H Meyer. Cloudy skies kept frost from forming and no damage occurred to fruit, garden, or run products. A week earlier the 24 hour low did not fall below 65 degrees.
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Carl H. Meyer
Collision injures W F Fullmer at Market and 8th
W F Fullmer sustained severe cuts to the head and arms after an automobile driven by Mrs. L Turnbull collided with his car at the Market Avenue and 8th Street intersection Thursday morning. Police report says Turnbull attempted a left turn on Market and struck Fullmer. Both vehicles were damaged.
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W. F.fullmar
Turnbull
Fullmer
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