C C Curtis Withdraws From Primary Race for Ohio Senate
Former Mayor C C Curtis and secretary Russell G Chase withdrew after missing petition deadlines. Others who failed to file include Robert E Beck E Sheridan Grable and E B Cranston L M Osborne. 74 candidates remain with no primary contest in most races and Feingold entering as Democratic candidate for coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curtis
Russell G. Chase
Curtis
Ap Estate
Chase
Robert E. Beck
Attormey
Esheridan Grable
Sod
Cranston
L. M. Osborne
Harvey Crow
Courta
B. B. Beck
Atlee M. Wise
Feingold
T. McQuate
C. C. Reinceh
Film Celebrities to Wed Tonight in Hollywood Ceremony
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon will marry in a Beverly-Wilshire ceremony with Rev James H Lash officiating. Louella Parsons acts as matron of honor. 180 guests attend the wedding and reception for 800 film figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnited Presse
Ollywood
Col
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Louella Parsons
Hallowed
James H Lash
First Congregational Church
Hollywood
Potters Frolic at Meyers Lake
Potters from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia gathered at Meyers Lake Canton for the sixth annual potters picnic. By midmorning over 7000 attendees rose to about 15 099 as baby show and 28 item program occupied the afternoon. Prizes include automobile electrical items and jewelry as festivities continue into the night with dances roller skating and bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virinia
Meyers Lake Ark
Canton
The
Potters Association
Salem
Sebring
Liverpool
Steubenville
Minerva
Newell
W. Va
Italian Senator Gaetano Giardino Takes Turn For Worse
Italy June 14 The condition of Marshal Gaetano Ettore Giardino a 44 year old Italian senator grew worse during the night reported by attendants at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Gaetano Ettore Giardino
Marshal Giardino
Classified Offers From The Canton Daily News
Today's Canton Daily News classified section lists varied items including Jersey and Guernsey cows for sale in California, seven room furniture sets, a Marrett wind reel and split bamboo contents, and a furnished first floor with range. Read for many offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Public uproar over Lingle murder rocks Chicago officials
The murder of Alfred J. Lingle, Chicago Tribune police reporter, spurred demands for the resignation or retirement of Police Commissioner William R. Russell and Chief of Detectives John Stege. Public sentiment rose as the city’s seven metropolitan dailies pledged support, while the Daily News disclosed organized crime and vice revenues exceeding $6 million weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
William R. Russell
John Stege
Lingle
Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Organized Crime and
Vice
Canton Observes Birth of the American Flag
Flags fly in a Canton summer breeze as residents mark the birth of the flag with a 6 am salute near the armory. The event recalls June 14, 1775, when Congress adopted the 13 stripes and blue field with stars as the nation's official flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Effort toKeep American Bridge Co in Canton Faces Firm Pushback
Canton officials and workers urge retention of the American Bridge Company plant, though company heads indicate a definite departure. A committee led by George H. Walker will travel to Pittsburgh for final talks with Bridge executives and United States Steel Corp. If the move occurs, many employees who bought homes risk unemployment and financial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge Co
Canton
George H. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Canton Chamber of Commerce
American Bridge Company
Bridge Concern
United States Steel Corp
Sidewalk Collapse Injures Twenty in Elmira
A fifteen foot section of temporary sidewalk collapsed beside a building under construction at a busy Elmira intersection. About fifty people fell into the excavation as the structure fell during the late afternoon rush. Twenty were in hospitals with injuries. five are in serious condition.
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Elmira
N. Y
Plan Campaign for Prohibition Education In U S
Washington June 14 The educational campaign to persuade citizens on temperance is part of the drive for enforcement set to start July 1 when Brig Gen Mitchell leads the federal dry army Congress earmarked 50 000 for public education on prohibition and enforcement issues. The treasury has issued monographs on prohibition and Hoover rejected a dry publicity plan in schools.
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Latted
Washington
Rtt
Mitchell
Congress
Treasury
Hoover
House Ready to Carera Sails Through Tariff Vote
The Smoot Hawley tariff bill cleared the Senate by two votes and moves to the House where leaders expect a 75 vote majority. Debate will be limited to three hours with a strict rule, and passage is anticipated before Saturday with Hoover likely to sign once received from Mellon and cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul BR. Mallon
Washington
Senate
House
Stern
Nicholas Longworth
Seell
Rules Committee
Tilson
White House
Hoover
Tornadoes Hit Middle West Kill Several in Minnesota Wisconsin
Tornadoes that struck northwestern Minnesota and western Wisconsin last night left at least five dead and many injured. Menomonie and Randolph reported deaths, with bodies identified as Mr and Mrs Charles Wolbert Mrs Carl Kaiser and William Drappe. Heavy hail had already damaged crops across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Menomonie
Wis
Randolph
Minn
Charles Wolbert
Carl Kaiser
William Drappe
Randolph. Minn
Eau ‘Claire
Bluenose Runs Aground Off Truro N S
The racing schooner Bluenose, champion of the North Atlantic fishing fleet, is aground and in danger near Truro. Captain Angus Walter and eight crew members are aboard, according to a radio from Placentia Newfoundland to Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
Placentia
Newfoundland
Marine and Fisheries Department
Halifax
Angus Walter
Indictment of socialites sparks Sunday magazine feature
Canton Daily News previews a Sunday magazine section with a critique of socialite women and their influence on marriage and gender roles. It also promotes Major Archibald Butt’s letters on Taft, a Gabriel d Annunzio piece, and writings by Norris Hughes Peyson Terhune plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Canton Daily News
White House
Taft
Archibald Butts
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Kathleen Norris
Rupert Hughes
Alfred Peyson Terhune
Canton
Canton Daily Sews
Primo Carnera Lands in Canton Ahead of Big Circuit Bout
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera 6'7" 270 pounds arrived in Canton after an Atlantic City exhibition. He transfers by plane to Ironwood Michigan for another bout and plans a Philadelphia confrontation with George Godfrey on June 23. Carnera declares no man can lick him and rounds on Schmeling’s title claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Michigan
Carnera
Leon Lee
William Larned
Stout Air Line
Primo
Atlantic City
Ironwood
Mich
McKinley Airport
Beef Trust
Cleveland
Detroit
Schmeling
Max
Sbehmeling
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Godfrey
K. C. Chratner
Akron
Stout Air Lines
Michigan City
Lawyer in wild cash restrains Ohio power cuts
Special counsel Thomas J Herbert secured a temporary injunction to stop Ohio Power Co General Light & Power Co and Sub urban Power Co from cutting service to about twenty communities in eastern Ohio. The order bars curtailment of electricity until further court order as disputes over wholesale rates and unpaid bills continue. Judge Henry W Hart er Jr signed the journal entry at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Ohio
Thomas J Herbert
Attorney General
Ohio Power Co
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Schubach Wills Probed After Fatal Orrville Crash
John and Mrs. Schubach died in an Orrville area accident. Their wills, filed for probate, leave most property to each other. Mrs Schubach’s will bequeaths her estate to her husband. Mr Schubach leaves the family home and Sanitary Milk Co stock to his wife, with the remainder in trust for their five children. Canton Bank & Trust Co. named executor and trustee of the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schubach
Orrville
Canton Bank & Trust Co
Schubach
Cleveland Man Electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus on June 14 War den Thomas and reporters watched the execution of Lee Akers a Cleveland negro who was electrocuted at the Ohio Penitentiary last night Jeers and profane shouts greeted the firing of the switch Akers died with a half smile on his lips during the grim sentence handed down for his crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas
Lee Akers
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Akers
Mercury Surges as Warm Sun Forecast in Canton
The Canton area faces a hot Saturday as temperatures rose rapidly after sunrise. The day began with a 63 degree low and a 19 degree jump in just two hours, with expectations that Friday’s high will be surpassed by Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Canton
Canton patrolman drowned when fishing boat capsizes on Wings Foot Lake
Park Booth 35 a patrolman for Canton Police drowned Saturday at Wings Foot Lake after his boat overturned during a fishing trip. He became entangled in tackle and died after rescue efforts and hospital treatment failed. Zirhut and a woman identified as Ethel Corder survived. Booth's body was recovered from the overturned craft. Booth had served since 1925 and is survived by his wife Ruth.
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Windermere
Eng
Henry C. D. Segrave
Lord Brecknock
Lake Windermere
Maj. Segrave
A. V. Peck
Windermere Boating Club
Segrave
Gar Wood
Bell Grange
Miss England
Segraves
E. Halliwell
Hads
Willcocks
Park W. Booth
Canton
Wingsfoot Lake
Booth
Akron City Hospital
Joseph Zirhut
Lippert
Ethel Corder
Mae Honing
Zirhut
Three Drowned In Lake Erie Near Chagrin River
Three youths perished when a small sailboat overturned in Lake Erie near the Chagrin River mouth. A 23 year old girl, Mise Alice Grance, was rescued after four hours in the water. Victims were William Brown John Higgins and Robert Burington. Rescue diver Gordon P Manning of Highland Park Michigan aided the search while sailing an auxiliary schooner from New York to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Chagrin River
William Brown
John Higgins
Robert Burington
Mise Alice Grance
Gordon P. Manning
Highland Park, Mich
New York
Detroit
New Jersey U S Senate Hope Tied to Morrow Endorsement
A letter from Rogers praises Morrow as the most competent man he has met and urges New Jersey to present him in national politics. He cites Mexico and diplomacy over politics and warns against defeating him, suggesting any rival would lack egotism. The note also comments on boxing and a boxer nicknamed Smelling We know of no sport with a greater odor.
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New Jersey
Mexico
Morrow
P&s
Best eats spring chicken at Mee Mack's Lunch
Mee Mack's Lunch at 217 N Cherry Ady serves spring chicken with skillet sides and daily specials. The casual cafe offers quick meals, curb service, and friendly service for locals craving comfort food in a neighborhood setting.
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Mee Mack
N. Cherry
Ady
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