Calles Sees Difficulty In U S Mexican relations
Washington reports friction between the United States and Mexico over treaty obligations and the warning issued by Secretary Kellogg. It notes internal Mexican obstacles, radical groups in power, and U S concerns to avoid aiding communist propaganda while protecting American lives and property.
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David Lawrence Govement
Canton Daily News
Washington
United States
Mexico
Kellogg Haa
Cullen
Port
Amercan
Jony Geitheratton
Department of State
Cootidae
Devauna
Ambanador
Sheffield
Kaat Callen
Obregon
Unitedtates
Rall
Tinaanos
Callee
Itla
Kellergatter
Canton Y.M. Club elects officers in fall meeting
Canton Y's Men club elected Dr J Wagner as president with Dr J B Wagner at the Hooves Convention pare. Elected vice presidents Re Heckaman and Charien P. Tushong. Other officers secretary treasurer Warren Oilinger and directors J L Weas J McCoy Davin Taubensee RW Wolfe. New officers outline plans for fall meetings starting September and outline club aims aligned with the Young Men's Christian Association.
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J. & Wagner
J.B. Wagner
Canton Y'n Men
RE. Heckaman
Charien P. Tushong
Warren. Oilinger
I M.C. A
Elvic
Premier Visits Rifian Front Amid War Dispatches
A fragmented report describes General Dugan and Premier Painleve engaging with Rifian front officers. Delegates debate strategy while Moroccans, Spaniards, Swiss, and Hungarians are noted among allied forces. Painleve decorates a battalion as talks emphasize French cooperation and resolve against renewed offensives.
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Eyautey
Thangur
Ama
Rumton
Raman
Monsey
Thompson Seen Again In Race For Governor
The article details continued Democratic maneuvering around John Zimmerman of Springfield and other party figures for statewide races. It notes Thompson’s perceived strategic position, whispers about gubernatorial chances, and the tension between Gov Donahey's future and party backing. John Zimmerman emerges as a frequent name in speculation for the Senate and Governor posts, with wider talk of organizational support across Ohio counties.
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A. Walker
Zaneavi
Trent Darine
turvey_Smith
John “Trennans
Couren
John Te Zimmerman
Springfield
Wenator
Mucceed Te Wie
Friends of the Springs
Ancrai Haber
Gow
Grnor
Zimmerman
Zinn
Merman
Gov. Donahew
Sean
Th Beatty
East Liverpool
Gedbed Donshey
Setonine
Emam
Mexican Move Awaited After Kellogg Demands
Mexico terse reply anticipated via the Mexican press as American officials stand by Friday statements. Secretary Kellogg aims to resolve pending international questions, including the Messina issue, during a weekend sailing on the Mayflower with President Callen and officials.
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Callen
Manuel C. Mexican Ambanaade
Ake
Westone
Uch
Mexico Ma
Kelloee
Mexico
Petomnc
Diecuse
Messina
Arthur i
Old German Flag Tabooed in Berlin Clash
In Berlin on June 13 police barred the use of the old German flag black red and white as authorities enforce the new regime colors. Gendarmes report clashes between supporters of the old flag and authorities resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries.
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Rabe
Beirlin
Waar
Saar
Krrbd
Crowe's Witness Testimony Faces Death Threats Inquiry
The transcript shows attorney Crowe presenting testimony where a witness claims threats were sent to influence the case. Crowe expresses a desire to identify the sender of the white threats as part of the investigation. The session notes expect to complete the case next week.
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Terday
Torney Crowe
Germany Accepts Terms in Note With Reservations
Berlin reports the German government is inclined to accept the disarmament note but notes reservations. The extreme Nationalists oppose outright rejection while urging a reply that preserves honor. The text outlines concerns on army size, weapon reductions, and peacetime use of equipment.
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Canton
Berlin
Rotary convention to draw hundreds from across counties
Fifty Canton Rotary members and their wives plan to travel to Cleveland for the International Rotary Club convention. The four day event expects delegates from 29 counties. A program for the luncheon honoring John Duttes of Rast Canton was prepared after a Saturday meeting.
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Canton Rory Club
Cleveland
the International | Rotary ‘Club
State funeral planned amid labor movement losses
The body of Stone lies in state as hundreds from the labor movement and related business circles plan to travel to Cleveland for the funeral. Reverend Ferdinand Blanch will conduct the service, and honorary pallbearers will be announced tomorrow. Active pallbearers include leaders from the movement and affiliated organizations. Preparations are underway amid speculation on a successor to lead the advisory board, with names like William Teat, Harry Daunherty, Le G. Gritting, and Prenter mentioned as likely candidates. debate over age requirements and duties is noted.
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Menith
Cleveland
Ferdinand
Macee Tor
Mont ‘Kely
Wiliam ‘Teat
Harry ¥. Daunherty
le G. Gritting
Tor
Rele
Ral 2A
Bishs F
Waurherty
Stulen Keeps 32 Pound Carp After Beaver Park Catch
Howard G. Davis of the United Jbitts reported to police an hour long battle on Key Corporation as a 32 pound carp was landed Saturday. A car fell from the Alley garage in Lorain and, Friday night, was seen in the city park fountain, but no further details were clear.
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Mrm
Howard G. Davis
United Jbitts
Key Corporation
Falen
Lorain
City Park
Social notes from Wilmot highlight local visitors
June 13 Wilmot notes list many callers and visitors including H Crow of Columbus in town, Maude Harrold and Marion Wardell from the Valley, A E Carysom and daughter to Cleveland, J Garber from Strasburg on business, Zurcher family visiting, and various Canton, Brewster, Winesburg, and Massillon residents stopping by. The column records deanery and church activities, shop workers, and relatives visiting relatives through midweek.
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Claveland
H. Crow
Columbus
Crow
Maude Harrold
Marion] Wardell
Tuenday
A. E. Carysom
Cleveland
Vale
John ‘Garber
Strasburg
Brewster
Winesburg
Ava J._ De
Joseph ‘Teeple
Hunker
Hit
Leet
J. Sien
Lavt J. Yoder
The
Valley
Russ Ms
W. C. Geant Ant Ents
C. G. Soules and & Son Robert
Grand Wapita
Mich
Wilt Lohna
Attersburg
Robinett
Ketterer
Tra. J
Palmer
Soules
Taurina Feller
C.D. Ketterer
Apent
Fiey
Canton
Mra
Henry Reed Jr
Autos Damage in Collision Report
A damaged auto collision occurred on a Saturday afternoon near Dushee. The 200 Neon sustained front end damage while Willeve and others reported the impact. No one was seriously injured. Police noted the crash but details remain unclear.
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Dushee
Girl Who Danced Misses Commencement Ceremonies
Alleen Campbell, a Wooster College senior, is barred from the commencement parade and platform due to dancing. Her diploma will be mailed as punishment, a penalty for dancing deemed an amusement prohibited by Kent College. the event occurred near Memorial Day and referenced Ampow Memorial Day ceremonies.
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Wooster
Alleen ‘Campbell
Wooster College
Alteen
Kent College
Thom
Mppewa
Ohio Accident Reports Show May Decline
State records indicate a drop in accidents in May compared with April, with 220,180 claims filed and 1,088 more injuries than the prior month. The Workmen's Compensation Fund notes 614 workers aged during May and total benefit expenditures around 1 million dollars.
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Ohio
US Act Effective Silent Storm Amid Turbulent Tartan Session
A fragment suggests a US law amendment taking effect at midnight, amid a storm-centered session. The text is garbled but implies shifts in city control and territorial jurisdiction under the act, with references to Kreuger and related governance tensions.
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doluster-Kreuger
Local Notables Involved In Unclear Charge Report
Fragmented OCR notes mention Kenyon Wilt and honorary de Gambier, Joe Sollerent as secretary, and Rev Jan Mshopef tied to a charge or misdeed. Names like Frank J. Senott and a bond stores firm in Cleveland and Bonnie bond of New York appear, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Dy Gambier
Joe 3
Sollerent
Toon Te' Mtetion
Teobers
Jan. Mshopef
Prank J. Senott
Faturdey
Nacional A
BOND
Cleveland
Rmthur
A. Pinower
le New York
Hond Stee Tail
Ters
Anor
Charien A. Bonde
After cheap a gloster June 1 drum found
A garbled note reports a large drum found after a cheap Gloster event on June 1 in the neighborhood. It mentions buying and selling car 2500. The fragmentary item lacks clear identities or dates beyond the June 1 reference.
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Gloster
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