Farmers clash as anti Hoovers protest at Republican convention
Kansas City June 13 anti Hoover farmers led by Ed gar D Bush attempted to enter the Republican National Convention hall but were barred by Sergeant-at-Arms Lee Nixon who insisted on tickets. Inside, delegates watched as the farm group demonstrated with protest badges while the party prepared for a heated platform dispute over farm relief and prohibition lines.
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Kansas City
Lee Nixon
Edgar D. Bush
Indiana
Nixon
Bush
Lowden, Watson and
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Smith
Leutenant
T. F. Lillis
Utah
Fess
Raymond Clapper
Kansas City, Mo
NEA
Moffett
William M. Butler
National Committee names officers to aid in Houston arrangements
Ed Washington and A Halsey named Sergeant at arms and R Barnes chief doorkeeper for a Democratic National Committee. They will travel to Houston soon to assist in arrangements for the convention.
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Ed Washington
A. Halsey
R. Barnes
Cratic
Niger
Houston
Will Rogers Special Keynote Overshadowed by Photos
Kansas City June 13 report notes a convention where the focus shifted from Will Rogers keynote to selfies and celebrity impressions. Schumann Heink receives praise for singing while delegates parade photographers and chatter about leaving hotels by Thursday dominates chatter.
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Will Rogers
Kansas
City
Andy Melton
Schumann-Heink
Smith
Houston
Stock Mart Rallies Despite Quieter Trading
New York stock market shows a broad rally after the prior day’s peak. Radio Corporation climbs to 176 while International Telephone and Telegraph rises to 170 percent, General Electric hits 149 and Case Threshing Machine advances to 288. Trading eases with 927,500 shares in hour one, bonds active at $5.101 million par.
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New York
Radio Corporation
General Electric
International Telephone and Telegraph
Case
Curtiss Aero
Fox Films
New York Central
Montgomery Ward
American Linseed
American Telephone and Telegraph
Sears Roebuck
Wright Aero
U. S. Steel
Supreme Court clears Lengel case of error in acquittal ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court found no error by Columbiana County Common Pleas Court in acquitting Former Police Chief Seranus A. Lengel of conspiracy in the murder of Don R. Mellett, publisher of the Canton Daily News. The ruling did not decide merits and has no immediate effect on Lengel’s freedom.
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Supreme Court Today
Columbiana
Common Pleas Court
Seranus A. Lengel
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
United Press Dispatch
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Stark Co
Floyd Streitenberger
Streitenberger
Lengel
Supreme Court
Marion Attorney E Hill Dies After Gallstone Operation
E Hill aged 58 a Marion attorney and county representative in the state legislature died in a Columbus hospital following gallstone surgery He was notable in the recent session for leading the fight against Sunday dancing and was a candidate for reelection this year.
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Columbus
E. Hill
Marion
Hill
Chinese graduate held on assault charge in Elyria
T C Wang, a Chinese university graduate and former instructor at Ohio State University, was held on 5000 dollar bond in Elyria for allegedly attacking his 18 year old secretary. Both residents of Oberlin, they had no connection to Ohio State University. Wang says he denies the charge and plans to continue work on his book while jailed.
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Elyria
T. C. Wang
Ohio State University
Wang
Oberlin
Yang
Italia's Crew Near Land After Ice Floe Drift
Gen Umberto Nobile and five comrades drifted toward the North East Land coast aboard a red tent signal on an ice floe near Spitzbergen. Radio silence raised fears of exhausted accumulators as frostbitten crew ration a single silk tent with ten others scattered on nearby ice.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
North East Land
Nobile
Talia
Three Drown as Trestle Falls in Wheeling Wave
Three bridge workers drowned when a temporary trestle supporting a new span across the Ohio River collapsed at St Marys. Victims named are Harry Martin 27 New Martinsville Raymond Purdue 28 Ceredo and Ralph Andrews 36 Radford Virginia. Martin's body was recovered.
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Wheeling
W. Va
St. Marys
Ohio River
Harry Martin
New Martinsville
Raymond Purdue
Ceredo
Ralph Andrews
Radford
Martin
G O P Battle Cry Sounds From Moses at Convention
At the Kansas City convention hall Sen. Moses of New Hampshire as permanent chairman challenged Democrats to produce their strongest candidate and vowed Republicans will bury him. He denounced graft in New York City and warned of anti constitutional amendments while pledging honest government and party unity.
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Carl D. Groat
Kansas City
Republican Party
Sen. Moses
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Battle
Hall
Ace
Dation
Moses
Alfred F. Smith
Brown
Jones
Robinson
Smith
Hoover
United States
New York City
Republcans
Nicaragua Sees More Marines Deployment Ahead
Washington reports preparations to send 1500 additional marines to Nicaragua to supervise the November elections. Maj. Gen. John A LeJeune and other officials will seek White House approval after a telegram from Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy requested reinforcements. The plan, following a Panama conference, calls for 6200 marines in Nicaragua for election and guard duties.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Navy
John A LeJeune
President Coolidge
White House
Frank R. McCoy
U. S. Army
Panama
David Sellers
Naval Service
Nicaraguan
Hoovers Back Hoover in Name Loyalty Across Canton
The Hoover family in Canton shows strong name support for Herbert Hoover as Republican nominee while many Smiths in the city express loyalty to their surname. Herbert Hoover of North Canton touts his government experience and hopes to win the nomination and election, with only a few exceptions among local Hoovers. (Continued on Page 6, Col. 2)
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
White House
Canton
al Smith
Smiths
Hoovers
Smith
Hoover Section
United States
E. V. Hoover
Smith says Hoover not hard to beat in 1932 race
Gov Alfred E Smith in Rochester comments on Hoover clinching GOP nomination saying he believes Hoover is not a difficult opponent and should not be hard to beat. The remark follows a Kansas City dispatch noting Hoover secured the nomination.
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New York
Rochester
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Today
Kansas City
Hoover
Zone Gale Marries William Breese in Wisconsin Ceremony
Novelist Zona Gale and Portage Hosiery president William L. Breese wed in Portage Wisconsin and plan a Lake Geneva honeymoon before driving to Washington D C. The June 13 report notes Gale is a UW regent and the couple will travel to the capital.
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Madison
Wis
Zona Gale
University of Wisconsin
Portage
William L. Breese
Portage Hosiery
Lake Geneva
Washington, D. C
Fights Over Airport Bid Recalls Old Public Works Debates
Editor Louis Feeney recalls Canton’s earlier battles over municipal utilities and industries to frame current opposition to a 100000 airport site expenditure. He notes the city faces debate on gas rates and the future role of flying machines in urban life.
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Canton
Louis F.eeu
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton Daily News
Four Children Die In Fire At Cleveland Home
Four Benson children ages 2 to 12 perished in a Cleveland house fire traced to a shed blaze. Father Augustus and firefighter Jeo Sammon were slightly burned while attempting rescue. The siblings Ophelia 8 Len nie 6 Ida May 12 and Augustus 11 died trapped in a bedroom as firemen battled the flames.
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Cleveland
Augustus Benson
Jeo Sammon
Augustus
Lennie
Ophelia
Ida May
Benson
Canton Daily News Classified Ads Sell Fast
In Canton Daily News classified section readers report quick, satisfying results from ads. Mr Folk of Market Ave 8 shares how a Help Wanted ad brought a suitable girl for general housework within 24 hours. For ad placement call 7521 and ask for an ad taker.
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Canton Daily News
Folk
Canton Daily Nws
Canto Daily News
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Dov Smith
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