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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
1
Mrs. Augusta Rudd McDonald, widow of Evanston, head of a four child household, earned a Master of Arts degree from Northwestern University. She will become an English instructor at Havola University.
United Press reports Painleve favored in wartime transmissions as journalists describe frontline scenes near Arta and Senecaise. The piece notes women visiting fronts, improvised hospitals, and the harsh realities of war, with focus on French leadership and morale.
Reported June 13 from Cleveland area describes a fatality during an incident near River Grenville High School in Pickaway county. Harry Hyde, 25, of Commons, died from injuries after an attack at a social point. Authorities report ongoing investigation.
Police with high powered rifles and two men guard the Honey of the Predrown and son Coal Co. mine in New Philadelphia Ohio as 80 non union miners are to return to work next Wednesday. Snipers hidden in brush and intermittent fire persist while the mine, idle for weeks after a lease from Goshen Central Coal Co. of Massillon, prepares to reopen.
Portmouth reports a fatal crime spree with a body found in Kin Sten sheets yard. Three people implicated include the main man’s wife and his son in law Amon Dowdy. Authorities allege ties to a triple murder and broader crime in the community.
In Springfield Ohio on June 13 a Klan parade drew about four thousand participants. Klansmen from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky led a rally amid halted procession due to a parked automobile causing a brief fire. Firemen and bystanders contained the blaze as organizers announced ongoing plans at the fairgrounds.
Thompson reemerges as a key factor in the 6.0P gubernatorial race amid renewed mobilization by Thompson forces. The piece notes Carmi A Thompson’s potential bid, with mentions of Cleveland and Secretary of State Tid in related coverage. Continued on another page.
A spate of anti foreign riots flares in multiple Chinese cities including Ku?ting Yangtze river area and Canton and Fuzhou. Rioters torch consulates and attack buildings while Japanese forces land to restore order. State Department cautions spread of protests to Tientsin Foochow Tsingtau and waterfront towns as tensions rise.
A chaotic Chicago confrontation leaves two police officers dead as gangsters ambush them during a vengeance mission. Reports indicate armed gunmen opened fire in a tense urban area, triggering a broad police response and ongoing investigations.
Alumni honor Dr Thompson as Ohio State University alumni gather on campus this afternoon. Dr Roy Dy Mechure of Detroit was elected president of the alumni association.
The Denison school board considered a student petition to allow a school dance amid debates over DAR activities and national theater or music groups. Officials referred the matter to special committees and plan a report in autumn while simultaneously rejecting national moratorium requests.
Cleveland June 13 The vory Warren Srone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other labor leaders will testify about Shepherd in a case linking him to a vast organization. Funeral plans are set at Pill Ave Congregational Church where he was a member. The press note cites testimony about opposition to a course in bacteriology and pathology and mentions witnesses from Ash Jana Boulevard Hospital and Jerome Mati of Indianapolis.
Ohio sportsmen and Rotarians plan a large convention in Cleveland from June 24 to 26 featuring fly and salt water fishing, trap shooting, fox hunting, dog shows and an ox roast. Delegates from over 100 organizations and about 100,000 outdoorsmen expected to attend opening ceremonies and a pageant on the group’s growth.
Harry Kendall Thaw reappeared in Pittsburgh and secluded himself at his mother Mrs. William Thaw's palatial home after reports of his Broadway comeback. The incident followed months of media attention and speculation about his whereabouts and plans.
American polo team defeats rivals in a practice match reported from Columbus and London. The text also notes a graduation ceremony and a funeral service for Mathew Ac SteGrath, with details tangled by OCR errors. The report references an international polo event and a military cup, mentioning Albert Wagris and Charles Cunningham in Detroit and Springfield.
A question from Roane County with the attorney general may decide if executions under the new law can be carried out earlier in the day. Warden Thomas says those sentenced under prior rules face a delay unless the court order is changed. The issue centers on whether authorities can replace late midnight executions with an earlier time.
Washington June 13. President Contidue confident immediate improvement in relations with Mexico will come from the Kellogg approach. Secretary Kellogg’s statement suggests a peaceful method to gain the United States’ consent and avoid breaking diplomatic ties. A formal Mexican reply is not expected, with further discussion to continue on paste 2 col 6.
Russell, Copeland, and Tarnett Eck appeal for a new trial after jury convicted them on piracy and prohibition charges. Cleveland court hears petition filed by Day and Copeland, challenging Judge Westernhaver's four hour jury instruction and alleged government argument.
Rescue crews worked through the night near the mouth of the Bal Tic mine in Grass Valley California to reach Robert Wil Intombedhiner who was buried underground. Officials said the fate of the miner remained uncertain as the shaft was only about ten feet from the surface and progress was described as heroic and critical.
A large fire in Bakersfield caused extensive property damage valued at about one million dollars. Local authorities report no additional injuries as crews battled the flames through the night. Investigators will determine the cause, while residents assess the wreckage and begin insurance claims.
In Columbus on June 13 H Howard, a dealer, was killed when his vehicle collided with another machine and turned turtle. A A Laws, who was with Howard, was injured painfully but not fatally.
The secretary announced the Election Laws Group has been chosen to review state procedures and guidelines. Members include several partelected officials and legal experts. The panel will examine voting rules, timelines, and compliance measures.
June 13 motion to quash the indictment against John T Scope a Dayton High School teacher charged with violating state law by teaching evolution was filed. The motion goes before Judge John Teaulatum, who is expected to overrule it. Trial before Judge Fea Non is set for next month.
Columbus reports a fatal shooting near a central filling station as a robber fled after the attempt to rob the station. The victim, Frank Wenteel, 48, died en route to White Cross Hospital after being shot while trying to prevent the foldup of the station. Attendant LM Loveberry was present but unharmed.
Brighton report says Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion will stage a charity bout in England on July 4. An announced opponent appears likely to be Pat Scott as the plans are outlined for the event.
In Wooster on June 19, wealthy flour merchant Smith reappears after months away. His bookkeeper Rhodes confirms return but family says little, fueling rumors of sightings with no clear details. Authorities hold to quiet inquiry as townspeople weigh possible motives and prior disappearances.
Seven candidates for the position of superintendent of the Soldiers and Eaton's Orphans' Home at Xenia were submitted by the Board of Trustees meeting in Columbus. No decision was reached as the meeting noted some names could not be considered due to World War terms. Candidates receiving attention included Norman Kine of Mutto n, Howard Von of Wapakoneta, Robert Barrett of Columbus, Karen B Molen of Dayton, Jonathon Xenia, and Major John Falken, purchasing agent at Ohio entronitars.
Mamiuton 47 is accused of shooting at the home of James Sraid, killing a relative. He faces murder charges as his trial date is set.
In Cincinnati on June 18 a 48 year old Black man named William Phelps was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary for life. The judge ordered that during the first week of April each year he remain in solitary confinement as part of the punishment for the murder.
Jackie Coogan, famed child star of moving pictures, appears in The Rag Man this week at the Yale Theater. Daily News readers will receive two free tickets via the Where You Can Find It in Canton section, with daily name changes.
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