Trinity Girls' Organ Recital and Childrens Day Service
A readable fragment describing a Children’s Day service and organ recital at Trinity involving Henry and Gilliam Bair, Franie Gilliam, Corney Prater, and Roy Moon. The text references a “Jesus Loves Children” theme with performances at Penniman, featuring organ posting and special music for youth.
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Trian Huth Peedyart
Day
Jean i
Sam Corrtney
Prater
Ashera
Gerald Franie Gilliam Bair
Chas i
Roy Moon
Auto License Tags Move Toward County Auditor Office
CTIW's wife and daughter slightly hurt in a collision with a freight train at a crossing in Tuscarawas. John S. Heck, 52, confectioner, died at Mercy hospital. his wife Lottie and daughter Leona sustained minor injuries. Coroner reports severe leg injury to the driver.
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John S. Heck
Broad Av NW
B. and O
Tuscara
Lottie Heck
Leona
Poth
Heck
Hiller
Mercy Hospital
McQuate
Deputy Sheriff Aids Federal Roundup Of Liquor Violators
Deputy Sheriff Ed Gibson and a U S marshal arrested eleven Canton residents Friday after noon and evening in a roundup of liquor violators charged with selling moonshine and beer to federal prohibition agents. Each arrestee faced federal warrants for liquor sale. No searches were conducted. Names include Edward Kelly James Layman Nick Dubina John Gozh Harry Mc Gregor Charles Parka Gladys Parka Amay Bayzik and Anna Unger.
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Ed Gibson
United States
Cantoniana
Edward Kelly
James Layman
Nick Dubina
Hammond
John Gozh
Harrison
Harry McGregor
Charles and Gladys Parka
Amay Bayzik
Effinger
Anna Unger
Bryan
Flag Day celebration recalls nation’s history and heroism
A patriotic feature praises Flag Day origins tracing to 1897 in New York, recalls Betsy Ross and the first flag, and celebrates how the American flag symbolizes sacrifice, liberty, and national identity across cities, towns, and marches. It notes veterans, battles, and the ongoing display of Old Glory nationwide.
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United States
Highlands
West Point
Old Fort Montgomery
Bergoyne
Washington
Delaware
Arctic
India
Henry Ward Beecher
Governo of
New York
Flanders
Concord
Lexington
Freedom
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Battle of
Brandywine
Iee
Ash Street
Philadelphia
America
Bottle of rare imported wine case opened
A confiscated case of rare imported wine from Cara is opened in an ongoing Neptian inquiry. Officials describe the seized stock as valuable but provide no details on owners or exact origins.
Balloon race result still in doubt at Asells
The Bennett cup balloon race from Asells remains undecided as Astra of Leopold reports landing in the sea after a landing ashore. American pilot T. Van Orman of Goodyear III contends his craft may be first or second after his bag landed near the German Vaterland as the confusion continues.
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Assells
Astra
T. van Orman
Lo Goodyear III
IFE IS BURNED HUSBAND HELD IN OKLAHOMA CASE
Mrs. Cook a 56 year old farmer's wife near Ife is burned and ill from lye poisoning. Preston Cook her husband is held on charges of maiming and poisoning as authorities investigate after lye cans were found near their home while they slept.
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Ife
Garlett
Okc0
Cook
Frenzied Flight as Cantonese Troops Rally in City
In June 183 year era notes Cantonese forces drive from Canton after a coup. Chinese troops flee amid chaos as fears rise of foreign bombardment and refugees, with calls to keep peace within the city. No clashes reported as authorities urge calm.
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Ngkong
Yunnan Toops
Canton
Sha- Canton
Childen
Hong
Pardon for Meg Denoi In Dover Triggered By City Error
Gov. Bey informs Mayor H Art in Dover that Meg Denoi must serve a reformatory sentence after a liquor charge. The decision follows an unclear commitment by the mayor and a pardon request stating the oldest child is ten.
Storms Darken Midwest With Deaths and Crop Damage
Terrific wind and electrical storms across Wisconsin, northern Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa caused four deaths, many injuries, and extensive crop and communications damage. Lake Michigan waves hamper vessels. Alexander, Iowa, reports heavy injuries as floodwaters recede. Minnesota relief workers estimate farm losses near 500000.
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Chica
Midwest
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Minesota
Invanhoe
Iowa
Alexander
Stark to Have Detention Home
Juvenile Judge Alva L. Deal urged Stark County officials to create a juvenile detention home. The formal request obligates the county to act, though no deadline is set. Canton women have long pressed for a facility separate from the sheriff’s residence, and officials have previously discussed a site condemned years ago.
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Alva L. Deal
Stark Co
Detectives Shot in Chicago On South Side
Two Chicago detective sergeants were killed and a third sergeant was wounded in a midday gun battle with three bandits on the South Side. Sergeant Charles Walsh and Sergeant Harold L. Olson died. Sergeant Michael Conway was shot near the heart and wounded. bandits were wounded and captured.
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Chicago
Charles Walsh
Harold L. Olson
Michael Conway
Ele
Policeman Killed in Detroit Bank Gun Battle
Patrolman Casimer Kaliszewski age 23 died after exchanging fire with bandits who attacked the Central Savings Branch Bank just before noon. Two of the assailants were captured.
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Detroit
Casimer Kaliszewski
Central Savings Branch Bank
Buckeye News In Brief June 13 Highlights
Receipts from automobile license tags topped 11 million dollars with the secretary of state predicting 13 million for 1925. Dr Roy McClure of Henry Ford Hospital was elected president of the Ohio State University Alumni association. Trustees consider candidates for superintendent of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia. Ohio State University approves an 860000 building program and awards 257 degrees. Deputies in Lancaster continue county searches.
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Detroit
Ohio State
Xenia Orphans
Columbus
Thad Brown
Roy McClure
Henry Ford's Hospital
Ohio State University Alumni Association
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home
Xenia
Board of Trustees
Norman King
Bluffton, N. Y
Howard Gibbs
Wapakoneta
H. H. Grave
King
Grave
Ohio State University
Eight Candidates Enter Canton Mayoral Race As Filing Ends
Five Republicans and three Democrats seek the Canton mayor post after filings closed at midnight Friday. New Republican entrants are Ross Hurford, Jay Lehman, and Co. L. Collier. Incumbent Mayor C. M. Ball and C. C. Curtis also filed petitions. Democratic contenders Huff Parker Swartz remained in, while U. S. Johnston filed for municipal court judge.
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Canton
Ross H. Hurford
Stark Co
Jay E. Lehman
Canton Board of Education
Co. L. Collier
Creditors’ Defense Bureau
Schafer Block
C. M. Ball
Cc. C. Curtis
A. V. Donahey
Keller E. Huff
J. B. Parker
Stanford M. Swartz
Klan Plans Mortgage Burning at Tuscarawas Home Farm
The Tuscarawas County Klan will burn all mortgages on the Protestant Home farm of 247 acres near New Philadelphia as part of a June 13 program. About 100,000 visitors from Ohio are expected to attend. Grand Dragon Clyde W. Osborne of Columbus will speak, and the county Klan band will perform amid fireworks and athletic contests.
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New
Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Ku Klux Klan
Here
Ohio
Clyde W. Osborne
Columbus
Grand Dragon of
Robert S. Cox
Tuscaraway County
Tuscaraway County Klan Band
Grand Dragon's Own
President's Son Visits Girl's Home Romance Denied
Hartford June 13 The visit of John Coolidge son of the president to the home of Miss Florence Trumbull daughter of Gov Trumbull of Connecticut does not justify rumors of a romance Mrs Trumbull asserted today It was just a little visit between examinations and commencement John is going back to college today He is a student at Amherst while Miss Trumbull attends Mt Holyoke College
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Hartford
Conn
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Gov. Trumbull
Connecticut
Lightning strike kills three at Pleasant Hill school
A bolt of lightning struck a school house in Pleasant Hill near Breckenridge Texas during a thunderstorm killing Carl Ledbetter 25 and brothers James Rollins 11 and Arthur Rollins 13 and injuring more than twenty others among the crowd of over a hundred.
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Breckenridge
Tex
Pleasant Hill
Here
Carl Ledbetter
James and
Arthur Rrolls
Oklahoma Man Named Assistant Attorney General Nominee
June 13 1923 President Calvin Coolidge appointed Bertice Marvin Parmenter of Lawton Oklahoma as an assistant attorney general of the United States.
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Washington
Coolidge
Bertice Marvin Parmenter
Lawton
Okla
United States
Kellogg’s bold note tests US Mexico tensions
Washington observers weigh Kellogg’s warning as a bid to speed up claims settlement, deter investment, and pressure Calles to curb radical demands. White House and Ambassador Sheffield remarks show no prior dispute justifying such a public move.
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Ludwell
Denny Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Rio Grande
Mexico
Callies
White House
Sheffield
Fire brigades clash in barn blaze firefight
Carlisle Pa June 13 Rivalry between two local fire companies ended with an indignation council meeting planned for Monday. During a barn fire last night the two crews fought with water, diverting streams meant for the blaze. the barn burned to the ground.
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Carlisle
Dayton Chief Quits After Police Board Seeks Replacement
City Manager Eicheberger and the Dayton city commission seek a new police chief after Chief Woodward resigned following an adverse committee report. The report did not accuse him of wrongdoing but said he was not suited for the job.
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Dayton
Eicheberger
City Commission
Woodward
Warren S. Stone Leader of L E Fraternity Dies at 65
Warren S. Stone, long head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, dies after a three day illness at age 65 in Cleveland. Funeral services set for Monday with interment at Lake View cemetery after brief rites. Stone’s death at 65 ends a 1903 tenure as chief. W. B. Prenter steps in. Stone shaped the union’s policy and advised presidents during WWI.
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Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lake View Cemetery
Wade Memorial Chapel
Bright
Isenge
Stone
W. B. Prenter
Wilson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
Little French Girl Stranded Seeks Help in Dover
A 13 year old French girl Maqura DeClarey was robbed of $50 and a railroad ticket in Dennison while waiting for Pola Negri. Police have placed her with juvenile authorities as they try to reach the famous cousin and arrange travel to New York. The girl speaks four languages and came to America two years ago.
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Dover
Dennison
Pola Negri
Maqura DeClarey
Dennis
New York
Pola
Hollywood
Miss Negri
America
France
Chicago
Fire Sweeps Blandburg Town Near Altoona
A fire devastated Blandburg near Altoona injuring no one reported but destroying a hotel and several houses with losses over 50000 dollars. Nearby towns were alerted and some dwellings were dynamited to halt the blaze.
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Altoona
Blandburg
Here
Two women killed as train hits auto in Cincinnati
On a grade crossing in Cincinnati last night Mia Ada Miller, 48, and Mildred Porter, 13, died after a train struck their car. Mildred’s father Charles T Porter, the driver, escaped with minor injuries.
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Cincinnati
Mia Ada Miller
Mildred Porter
Charles T Porter
Mildred
Daily News School Picnic Coupon Notice
A playful coupon appeal invites northwest public school pupils to attend a picnic at the Lake next week. Collect coupons from teachers and bring them with car fare to the school loading point. If a card is lost, readers are told to seek help from The Newsman for a fix.
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Northwest
Cherry
Gibbs Avenue
Mother
Shepherd Had Hidden Chemical Lab At Home In Murder Trial
Chicago June 13 William Darling Shepherd on trial for the murder of his ward Billy McClintock kept 75 to 100 medicine bottles locked in a bedroom closet a former maid testified. State's Attorney Crowe pursued a circumstantial case linking motive to a plan involving typhoid germs.
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Crimial Court
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Anna Beckford
Shepherd
Misa Beckford
Robert FE. Crowe
Three Steubenville Officers In Fatal Shootout
William Westlake, 60, was shot and killed today during a quarrel among three Wheeling Steel Corp policemen at the Steubenville plant. Samuel Tucker is held on second degree murder charges. Belcher is held as a material witness.
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Steubenville, C
William Westlake
Steubenville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Samuel Tucker
Belcher
Miner Entombed in Baltic Tunnel at Alta Mine
Robert Hill, 75, a miner, remains alive after more than 40 hours trapped in the Baltic tunnel of the Alta mine near Grass Valley Cal. Rescue crews removed debris blocking the only escape route as tapping sounds from the gravel car rail offered hope of survival.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Robert Hill
Baltic
Alta Mine
Here
Boy Sentenced for Murder in Harrisville Case
John Haynes aged 15 was sentenced to 18 years in the state penitentiary for murdering the woman who had taken him in as a tramp and adopted him. Authorities said robbery was the motive in Harrisville on June 13.
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Harrisville
W. Va
John Haynes
State Penitentiary
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley next week
The Weather Bureau predicts a partly cloudy Ohio Valley with occasional showers. Temperatures will run normal to slightly above average for most of the week.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Flag Day Observance Proclaimed for Monday June 15
Governor Donahey proclaims Monday June 15 as the official Flag Day observance in Columbus urging citizens to display flags at homes businesses and public buildings since June 14 falls on Sunday.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ditch contract awarded to Mike S Sturritt
County commissioners let the Zufall ditch construction in Lake to Mike S Sturritt for 3376.15 dollars Friday afternoon.
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Zufall
Lake To
Mike S.sturritt
Head Winds at Mozart Theater A Coast Guard Themed Drama
The film Head Winds stars House Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller. A dramatic sea wreck and girl’s abduction are central to the plot. Saturday is the last day to view the picture. Two Daily News readers named in the paper’s Where You Can Find It In Canton section will receive free tickets. names change daily.
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Pacific Fleet
Coast Guard
House Peters
Patsy Ruth Miller
Mozart Theater
Daily News
Canton
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