Democrats Begin Primary Campaign With Rallies In County
The Democratic party mobilizes for the county primary with a big rally planned next Saturday at the Eagles Club. Carl F. Klein presides over the Jackson Club while Jeph T Niet and A F Locke hold officer roles. Special invitations go to Wooster Milpur New Philadelphia and other cities as candidates for state offices are introduced.
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Dennis RK. Smith
Eagles Club
Jackson Club
Carl F. Klein
Jeph T Niet
A F. Locke
Stark Co
Democrats
Wooster
Milpure
New Philadelphia
Vet
Marriage Advice From Judge Ake Sparks Caution
In June discourse, Harvey F. Ake, judge of the court of domestic relations, urges newlyweds to seek long acquaintance before marriage and warns that happiness does not hinge on money. He cautions against rushing into unions based on brief familiarity and stresses complete understanding before committing.
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Harvey F. Ake
Court of Domestic Relations
Aelease
Practical wifely guidance for brides in early advice pamphlet
The article outlines six to seven marriage tips emphasizing practical skills and harmonious partnership. Key points advise learning to cook and sew, managing household income, viewing marriage as a partnership, sharing responsibilities, extending engagement for happiness, withholding bitterness, avoiding petty criticism, and cultivating a sense of humor.
Guidance for grooms in early marriage ethics
The text advises grooms to be wage earners before marriage and to value love over debt. It stresses saving money, involving the wife in finances, maintaining sobriety and industry, avoiding brief acquaintance, treating the wife as a partner, and respecting the work of managing a home and raising children.
Understanding Essential For Happiness In Marriage
The essay argues marriage requires mutual financial and emotional responsibility. It warns a woman should know a husband’s earning capacity before marriage and stresses avoiding quarrels, cultivating humor, and shared partnership.
Joman Man to Die in Chair
A New Jersey court sentenced Mrs. Hattie Evans to death by electric chair for the murder of her husband Robert and his friend Al Duffy. Marine Private Underdown was found guilty of murder but spared mercy.
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Latted Press
Oms River
N. J
Haggard
United Tes
Trenton Stateon
Robert Ne
al Duffy
Hattie Evans
Evans
Lakehurst
Allegason
Mar- Duffy
Woting
Anton Man Is Ordained at St John’s Cathedral
The Catholic rite ordains men for the priesthood at St John’s Cathedral. Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland administered holy orders. Among the candidates in the group was Wal E Conley of Canton. The ceremony occurred amid ancient and solemn rites.
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Ohio
St. John’s Cathedral
Fenie
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Detusea
Wal- E Conley
Canton
IAYTON AWAITS 6,000 GROCERS MEETING
About 6,000 grocers are expected to attend a state association meeting in Ayton during the coming week. Gov. Cooper is slated to speak on opening day. The convention will run four days with participation from the National Wholesale Jobbers and the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Ayton
Na' Retail Grocers Association
Cooper
National Spec Manufacturers Association
Byrd Welcome Draws Unprecedented Washington Crowd
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd arrives with the South Pole expedition party for a June homecoming in Washington. All 10,000 seats at the Washington Auditorium are filled by Geographical Society members with a few officials invited. President Hoover will host the group at the White House before a city tour broadcast on national radio.
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National Geographical Society
Admiral Byrd
Society
Hoover
Washington
South Polar
New Zealand
Byrd
Richard Byrd
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Thomas Byrd
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Disbarment Proceeding Against Mert Buckley Discussed
Dayton reports disbarment actions against former state rer Bert Buckley by the Montgomery County Bar Association. Buckley, imprisoned 30 months in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act, is the focus of the hearing. Pauline Buckley led a campaign seeking vindication for her husband.
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Dayton
Bert B. Buckley
Montgomery County Bar Association
Buckley
Pauline
Atlanta
Habits of thrift shape humble marriage life
The piece highlights enduring marriages in modest cottages where men toil for modest wages and women manage house chores, stressing thrift as a core value. It notes stable, traditional family roles and daily routines that sustain long term partnership despite limited means.
Longworth Gann Feud Flares Over Washington Dinner
A social rift between Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs. Dolly Gann resurfaces as Longworth skips a Brazilian ambassador dinner with President Hoover and Dr. Prestes. Hoover escorted Mrs. Gann, while Prestes escorted the Mexican ambassador’s wife. The banqueting event drew about 280 guests including cabinet members and diplomats. The Longworths cited another dinner engagement as the reason for their absence.
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New York World
Canton Daily News
Ashington
Longworth-Gann
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Speaker Longworth
Dolly Gann
Curtis
Longworth
Hoover
Julio Prestes
Brazil
Mrs. Gann
Pan-American Union
Prestes
Senora de Tellez
Washington
Princess Alice
Gann
Woman Killed in Auto Wreck Near Tipton Michigan
Massillon dispatch reports Mrs. Donald Haile 26 of Massillon was killed when her car left the Tipton Adrian road near Tipton Michigan about 5 30 this morning The driver, her husband, suffered severe head wounds while their 10 month old baby was uninjured The Haile family had been en route from Massillon to Eaton Rapids Michigan to visit relatives authorities said the driver claimed he may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Joe Canton Dade News
Massillon
Donald H. Haite
Tipton
Mich
Haile
Eaton Rapids
Tipton-Adrian
Record-Tying Heat Bakes Cleveland as Showers Forecast
In Cleveland on June 14 the weather high reached 86 degrees tying the all-time June 14 record set in 1926 while yesterday's 88 degrees marked the hottest June 13 in city history. The Weather Bureau forecast showers for tonight and Sunday to bring relief.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mason Still Being Considered for Dayton Superintendent Role
The Dayton board of education remains interested in Jesse H. Mason as a candidate for the superintendent position. A Saturday night meeting failed to yield an agreement, and another session is planned early next week to potentially extend an offer while salary talks linger. Mason says he is not candidating elsewhere and his Canton post is not unsettled.
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Jesse H. Mason
Dayton
Canton Daily News
Mason
Canton
Dayton Board
Schmeling Life Story to Run in Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News previews a new feature on Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight champion by foul victory over Jack Sharkey in New York. NEA Service writer Werner Laufer interviews Schmeling at Endicott training camp, with installments to appear starting Monday.
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Canton Daily News
Max Schmeling
Uhlan
Jack Sharkey
New York
Werner Laufer
NEA
Endicott
N. Y
Laufer
Officer 10 to Be Buried Tuesday in Canton
Full military honors will mark the funeral for Park W. Booth Canton patrolman drowned when his boat overturned during a Wing foot Lake fishing trip. Services at 2 at his home 2703 Tuscara was St followed by 2:30 at Simpson Methodist Church with police escort. He was 35 and survived by wife Ruth Hartong Booth two sons Donald and Glen and daughter Mildred. Burial at Greentown Cemetery.
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Canton
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St W
Canton Policee Department
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Mildred
Donald
Glen
Knights of Malta
Fraternal Order of Police
American Legion
Greentown
Floyd Hughes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Simpson M. E
Canton Fraternal Order of Police
McKinley Lodge No. 27
Spiker
Joseph Zirhut
Lippert Rd
Ethel Corder
Mahoning Rd
Zirhut
Miss Corder
Chicago mobilizes business leaders to fight gangs
Chicago business and professional leaders plan action to end gang control after police admit failure to track Alfred J. Lingle’s killer. Col. Robert Isham Randolph will chair a meeting of 100 leaders to discuss funding and a concrete plan to break up gangs, focusing on 28 public enemies and racketeers. The effort seeks super police powers and decisive steps rather than speeches.
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New York World
Ftanton Datty Newear
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Robert Isham Randolph
Chicago Association of Commerce
Swanson
Russell
Stege
Col. Randolph
Reconciliation Reported Near Between Carol and Helene
In Bucharest on June 14 the reconciliation between King Carol II and Princess Helene was reported complete ending royal domestic tensions. Dowager Queen Marie and pressure for Helene to accept the king's terms were noted as central to the turnaround. Premier Dr Julius Maniu disclosed the regency had approved Carol's return.
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Nited Press
Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Princesse Helene
Magda Lupeascu
Marie
Balkans
Helene
Caro
Helen
Queen Marie
Madame Lupescu
Julius Maniu
Michael
Automobile Crash Kills Boy. Parents Escape
In Mansfield Ohio a car carrying Charles Johnson aged 15 and his parents from Rochester New York collided with a bridge near Mansfield today. The boy was killed while his parents escaped injury.
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Mansfield
Charles Johnson
Rochester
Canton Stores Close Earlier For Summer Schedule
Canton retailers adopt summer hours beginning Monday with all Retail Merchants Board stores closing at 5 PM instead of 5 30 and Saturday closing moved from 6 to 5 30. The change runs through September. Cummins Storage Co moving and shipping. Dial 8271.
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Canton
Retail Merchants Board of the
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Cummins Storage Co
Dial
Classified offers on affordable furnished rentals
A Canton Daily News classified note highlights modern six room furnished houses for rent with all conveniences and invites readers to browse today’s classified section for more affordable listings and offers.
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Canton Daily News
Canton Churches Prepare for Special Songs and Pageants
Special songs, recitations, pageants and playlets were to be the order of the day Sunday in Canton churches. Children's Day programs, after weeks of strenuous rehearsing, were to be presented.
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Canton
Reporters Barred at Mart Exchange Ends Open News Access
The New York Stock Exchange formally rescinded its hospitality to newspaper reporters. Reporters may now only contact the exchange press agents and receive what the exchange deems news. The change follows a crowded ante-room incident last Christmas Eve with then president FE H Simmons during post crash turbulence.
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New York
Verth Andanton Dally
New York Stock Exchange
Money Trust
Exchange
Broadst
Exchanges Press Department
FE. H. H. Simmons
United Commercial Travelers of Ohio hold 1931 convention plan
Delegates from the Ohio U C T meet in Portemouth to vote on the 1931 convention site and elect officers. Officers named include Hugh E Webster grand councillor J W Ewing grand junior councillor J L Williams grand conductor and F J Reich enbach grand executive committee member. Auxiliary officers listed are Mrs H H Mason president Mrs J Haas vice president Mrs Laura Putt secretary and Mrs J C Smith treasurer.
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H. H Mason
Cleveland
J. ©. Haas
Laura Putt
Akron
J. C. Smith
Canton
Dedication Tablet Unveiled by DAR in Sandusky
On June 14 the Mat thea Pitkin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a tablet near Camp Avery site in Sandusky Ohio commemorating early settlement.
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Sandusky
Matthea Pitkin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Camp Avery
Ohio
Hoover Hawley Smoot tariff bill heads to final passage
The Hawley Smoot tariff bill clears the House after 18 months in Congress. The conference report imposes customs duties projected to raise the consumer bill by about 17 billion dollars. Vote 222 to 153 with notable cross party lines and regional trade interests.
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New York World
Fanton Daily News
Washington
Congress
House
Ohio Representative B B Metlintock Backs Smoot Hawley Tariff
A dispatch to The Canton Daily News reports BB Metlintock representative of Ohio's 16th district voted in favor of the Smoot Hawley tariff. The district covers Stark Wayne Holmes and Tuscarawas counties. The vote reflects bipartisan tariff pressures during the national debate.
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BB. Metlintock
Ohio
Stark, Wayne
Holmes
Tuscala
Canton Daily News
Rates and impacts of new tariff changes on sugar and Cuban products
The measure leaves 66 percent of items unchanged while 34 percent are altered. Sugar tariffs rise for Cuban products from 1.96 to 2.00 cents per pound, a change economists estimate will cost Americans about 306.9 million dollars annually. Twenty-five foreign countries protested the bill amid a sagging foreign trade, citing a trade balance of 1.3284 billion dollars with the United States. The target list includes Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, the United Kingdom and several others. The roll call showed a sharp drop from the bill’s earlier wide approval after a three hour debate and a strict rule.
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Australia
Austria
Belgium
Bermuda
India
Canada
Slovakia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Egypt
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Fish Free State
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Newfoundland
Norway
Uruguay
Persia
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
Anti-Saloon League founders mark Oberlin birthplace monument
On June 4, Oberlin hosts founders of the Anti Saloon League of Ohio celebrating the organization’s birth and unveiling a monument at the site of its first meeting. Attendees include Dr. Howard Russell of Oberlin College and Dr. Henry M. Tenney Dr. H G Husted J T Henderson and A J Cummings.
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Fry
Leagu
Ohio
Howard Russell
Westerys
Oberlin College
League
Congregational Church
Henry M. Tenney
Chicago
H. G. Husted
J. T. Henderson
A J. Cummings
Russell
Grand jury to meet for second session this May
A May grand jury will convene Monday for its second session of the term. Officials expect two or three days to handle routine matters and to clear remaining business on transcript in minor cases.
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May Grand Jury
Ion Transcript
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