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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
9
A fragmentary report notes a deep water path or route, with sparse readable details. The text references a location or project involving water navigation or exploration but lacks clear names or outcomes.
Police reported a string of wrecks in Canton and surrounding streets with several injuries. Dorothy LaFrance 1410 6th WE suffered serious injuries after a truck struck her car. Ian and a 97 Pan injured in other collisions. Matt Ondreykovich 2442 at NE was slightly hurt. additional crashes involved Lautzenhelser 1628 Woodland, J C Ne 800 Navarre SW and Ed.aks 615 Hazlette NW, and George Messer 28 Arlington NW among others with minor damages to vehicles and no further details.
A public concert Friday evening at Simpson M E Church Market and dedication of a new organ. The program at 8 pm includes Jeu de La Steinfeldt vensong Solly caludium MacDowell Mrs Florence Kelly Bloch Belechea songs Thomas Ward Merva Massanet Dream Bartlett Mrs Thelma Davidson Nelson Turne in F sharp major Chopin quidilla Albeniz Mrs Lucille Smith Shining Sun Schumann Maria Gounod andering Schubert Pringtide Becker Miss Eva Pfendler.
A. C. Byn Umbing announces Antontan as state delegate to the Association of Master Convention to be held in Portland Oregon in June. Eynon will depart Canton Tuesday with Mrs. Ane and others, joining presidents in Chicago before visiting Denver Colorado Springs Lake City and plans to sail to Cleveland after Winnipeg and Duluth.
In Washington on June 16 E E B Budding president of the Prisoners Relief Society asks Johns Hopkins University to contract to buy his body after death. He says the sale would fund immediate prison reform efforts.
Two citizen delegates urged the board to expand facilities in Macleay and Worley districts. Macleay sought additional rooms but current plans limit additions to four rooms at Mapleay. Worley asked for several more lots adjoining the school site for future use, noting rising property values and the need to save money. the request was referred to the building committee.
Dr. Charles Brougher of Steubenville leads a large Ohio optometry delegation from Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Jefferson Belmont Harrison Tuscarawas Stark Holmes and Wayne counties to the state convention in Lima June 22 23. A free clinic by Dr. A M Skeffington Nebraska will address crossed eyes in children and 700 attendees are expected. Dr. H Riley Spitler of Eaton is state association president.
A special train carrying 300 Royal Canadian Dragoons, 86 horses, and 5900 rounds is due in Cape Breton today amid rioting at liquor stores and violence connected to the coal strike. Reports say more serious outbursts are expected as tensions rise.
Washington June 16 Indiana will not participate in the defense test on the fourth of July due to lack of time for adequate preparations Governor Jackson notified the war department today.
Mrs. William Edwards of Follansbee West Virginia visits Canton to attend the death of Edith Bright Mizer. She is accompanied by her son William Edwards at 2535 Kirby Way NE.
The Canton Actual Business College held its annual commencement in Ory Auditorium with 141 graduates, one of the school’s largest classes. Napoleon Hill spoke on The End of the Rainbow, urging perseverance in the face of adversity as graduates begin their business careers. Diplomas were presented by J. E. Bowman, with S. E. Hedges introducing the speaker, and Rev. C. Pp. Foust delivering invocation and benediction as the school orchestra played.
Married men with incomes under $4000 may be exempt from federal income tax next year. Authorities expect a $4000 exemption to be adopted. Tax rates for between $4000 and $6000 would be two percent and over $6000 would be four percent.
In Youngstown Ohio on June 16 steel firms strive to keep district production at about 70 percent as hot weather slows tonnage. Ingots run at 70 percent with 36 of 52 open hearth furnaces active and plant activities at a comparable level despite conditions.
The board of education approved the appointment of two additional teachers, Miss Helen Crane and Miss Beatrice Minnick, following the recommendation of Wilson Hawkins, superintendent of schools, at Monday night session.
Dr. A. W. Laird, the school physician for two years, tendered his resignation effective July 1 to the board of education Monday night. He said his private practice had grown so large it demanded his entire attention. The resignation was accepted.
Duke Kahanomku heroically saved six passengers when the 40 foot fishing yacht Thelma capsized off Newport Beach. Twelve others escaped, five were drowned, and lifeguards saved another six. Kahanomku made six trips to recover survivors and later found the five bodies.
Six more persons linked to the Sofia cathedral bombing were sentenced to death by a military court. Only one appeared for trial. two were killed escaping, three remained uncaptured including a woman. Millenoff led the case. Khle’s widow was killed by associates after his death. Authorities seized over $600,000 in American money during the siege.
At a weekly Bucyrus luncheon on June 16 the Bucyrus Rotary Club assumed the $200 debt of the local Boy Scout organization.
Berlin reports Poland's spy ring tied to the Warsaw Soviet embassy is said to have mapped mobilization targets in the Lublin and Vilna regions. A student agent at Mochatov air field allegedly pilfered air defense plans, with ringleader Zubort taking refuge in the Soviet mission before capture.
Receipts from automobile license tags in Columbus reached a new high for 1925 at 11,823,843.88 with 294,472.81 deposited in the state treasury by Secretary of State Brown. The previous yearly record was 11,685,000 in 1924, and 1926 receipts are projected above 18,000,000.
Pantsacho Michailos, head of the Macedonian autonomista, was killed by a Greek assassin in London. The killer escaped, according to a Central News dispatch from Sofia dated June 16.
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