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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
3
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June 11. Wington addresses the National Association of Credit Men warning the 1924 revenue act harms growth and calls for a simpler system with lower rates. He favors repealing the inheritance tax and argues tax exemptions and loopholes waste capital and discourage enterprise.
Amphibian A-8 of Donald B. MacMillan Arctic Squadron completes the final leg of a polar flight from Sagamore to Boston through heavy Cape Cod storms. The AI and NA-2 aircrafts followed without mishap while chief aviator Floyd Bennett piloted the lead plane.
The 59th annual real campment of the Ohio G and Army of the Republic is held in Mn Vernon. Sessions were conducted with a farewell program at Memorial Hall. Veterans including George T and Senator Frank B. attended the closing events amid a somber mood.
June 11 Massillon reports two small fires near Olds Manufacturing on Cherry Street. Firemen battled a grass blaze by the railroad property. broom teams aided, and the fire was extinguished by a section gang.
The chief left for a chiefs convention and returned to the city on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 11. He spoke of attending meetings and resumed duties after the event.
Former Congressman Charles L Knight, Akron and Springfield publisher, addressed graduates at Wittenberg College urging a life dedicated to correcting false standards of life. He attacked officialdom for eroding rights and cited Bible reading bills and school evolution bans as examples, warning of a modern trial of science versus authority. He urged wealth to serve public enlightenment and duties to the world.
Massillon June 11. Ohio University president EH B Bryan hails Washington high school graduates urging three life choices: what to do whom to serve and with whom to mate. Diplomas given by S G Edgar as 117 graduates honored. Alumnae banquet and an act play follow dinner with performances and songs.
Mrs. Malcom Willard of Wooster charges Joe Wetzall with a dog nuisance. The suit asks the court to order the dog surrendered to stop nightly howling disturbances, hearing scheduled for June 19 in Massillon local court.
Rev. P. H. Welshimer spoke on Wednesday afternoon at the Medina gathering held in Medina. The event focused on Sunday school work and underscored community outreach and student engagement.
Joanna notes that people care about current actions not yesterday’s. She emphasizes living in the moment and focusing on what you do today rather than dwell on the past.
Ohio Attorney General Crabb ruled that township road funds may be used only for construction and maintenance of bridges and culverts on township roads when performing the duty of keeping roads in repair. The decision modifies a prior opinion.
Members from Belmont Mahoning Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties met in Martins Ferry under the Ohio branch of the organization. The group assembled today to discuss activities and community service efforts.
The coupe owned by Alva Dangler of Ottawa was seized by local police as security for a $104.40 fine and costs after he pleaded guilty in Mayor Latty's court to transporting booze.
An old advertisement touts quality shoe repair and rebuilding with the slogan the best materials properly applied. The line emphasizes durability and expert workmanship. The note reflects a period focus on repairing footwear rather than replacement.
Oslo reports Norwegians hopeful US aid will join polar search for missing Amundsen Ellsworth flyers. A sea expedition may go north and winter in the Arctic with sledges, while hydroplanes could reconnoiter. Tidens comments on Secretary Wilbur's refusal to permit aircraft joining relief efforts.
The Canton Bank and Trust company received the first consignment of Confederate Memorial half dollars to be released nationwide July 8. President C A Hanner urged residents to buy coin certificates now to redeem for the coins on July 8, noting fewer than two million coins are available for the entire South and that limited amounts are allocated per city and county.
Socialist trade unions in Essen Germany urged the central committee to protest the disarmament note. They condemned destroying machinery as it would worsen unemployment and misery in one of Germany s chief industrial cities.
Ohio Governor Donahey accepts the chair manship of the American Legion five million dollar endowment fund drive for World War orphans and disabled veterans. Commander Milo J. Warner announced the development in Columbus on June 11.
Retail Merchants' association announces daily 5 pm closing for July and August except Saturdays when 6 pm. Weekend hours adjusted and headquarters stated the schedule.
Frank Puett of Akron was charged with reckless driving. Judge Bowman fined him 25 dollars plus costs, imposed a suspended 10 day workhouse sentence, and ordered a 30 day driving ban.
Elyria school teachers held a farewell reception for H M Ebert who retires after 31 years on the Elyria High staff most of them as principal. The occasion marks the end of a long career in education.
The Canton Grocers association formed an advertising group Monday, to be called Handy Service Stores. Forty one stores join this coop with manufacturers and jobbers supporting the effort. The campaign is set to begin the first week of July.
The state and defense agreed on 12 jurors as opening statements start in the case of Shepherd accused of murder by poisoning. State’s Attorney Crowe seeks a conviction. Judge Olson expected to testify. defense argues against evidence about Billy's mother and the McClintock fortune.
Bennie the king of the animal land fears his throne as a lion, raccoons, and coyotes move in nearby and a democratic league or president may be formed to govern the growing menagerie. The story follows zoo life and a coming social upheaval.
Crowe described Shepherd and his wife as plotting to control the $1,000,000 estate of widow McClintock. He alleged Shepherd bribed the attorney once chosen to guard the estate, leading to Mrs. McClintock's death and Shepherd’s push to become Billy’s guardian. The crowd gathered outside Chicago's old criminal court for the trial opening.
Mrs Hattie Church of 215 Putnam Street Syracuse describes her recovery after an operation aided by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment made by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg C and sold at Kiesling Drug Store locally and in drug stores nationwide
A large class of 75 candidates for medical practice gathered in Columbus on June 11 to take the State Medical board exam. The group included 38 chiropractors 36 osteopaths eight masseurs eight chiropodists two midwives one neuropath and one mechano therapist. A blind osteopath prepared papers by typewriter and one chiropractor is blind, with 14 women in the class.
Rev Kilgore will deliver the revival sermon in the Southwest M A by the Baptist Mission Thursday evening the subject How Down the Great Tree Wednesday he spoke on The Joy Which Can not be Taken Away Mission aims to recruit new members to secure the Southwest Y M C A building as a permanent home Leaders report satisfactory progress
In Athens on June 11 a potential coup to topple the government prompted a precautionary transfer of officials to Athens. Interior officers reportedly held threatening postures while guards were increased at ministries, navy, and war offices. Reports also allege a plan for a five member directorate if the movement succeeds.
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