Hoover to Hold First Conference With Political Leaders
Washington June 16 Herbert Hoover to convene a series of political leader conferences Monday to map campaign plans for the presidential race. Campaign manager James W Good arrives Sunday to brief on Kansas City devices, while Hoover will refrain from business on the Sabbath.
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Joseph S. Wasney
Washington
Herbert Hoover
James W. Good
Hoover
Kansas City
Interior Work
Treasury Mellon
Agriculture Jardine
Edgart Richard
New York
Commmission of Relief
Belgium
Secretary of Commerce
Grand Jury Indicts Slaver Shamblin in Police Officer Killing
Clarence Shamblin is indicted on two counts of first degree murder for the death of Patrolman Joe Lauer. Grand jury peers issue a special report praising Lauer’s bravery and urging Canton to expand its police force to prevent lone dangerous missions. Judge Kerchbaum commends the jury and calls for relentless crime enforcement.
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Clarence Shamblin
Joe Lauer
Canton
Danaerone Micemnan
Montesertl
David Atkins
United States Supreme Court
Shamblin
Joseph N. Lauer
Krrchbaum
Republicans Heal Wound After Hoover Curtis Nomination
Kansas City June 16 Delegates dispersed after nominating Herbert Hoover for president and Sen Charles Curtis for vice president The convention left with battered feelings but overall harmony Curtis move seen as key to restoring unity amid tension between Hoover and allies Kansas farm interests feared losing support after defeats in the platform Former Rep Poly Ancher of Kansas had initially backed Curtis for president.
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Carl D. Groat
Kansas City
Herbert Joover
Sen
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis Yeserday
Farm
Poly” Ancher
Curtis
Douglas and Mary Pickford Arrive in New York
Doug and Mary Pickford arrive in New York from Naples aboard the 8 today. They are joined by Law Irvine and an English painter, son of the late Sir Henry Fairbanks. Irvine will assist in art direction for Fairbanks pictures in Hollywood.
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New York
Douglas Rhanks
Mary Pickford
Naples
Law- Irving
Sir Henry
Fairbanks
Miss Pick
EU- Irvine
Hollywood
Fairbanks’ Pictures
Woman Dies After Jumping Before Train In Maryland
In Hagerstown on June 16 Mrs. Rosalle Dawson Murray 38 was talking with boys beside the tracks when a passenger stopped and she leaped in front of the Western Maryland train. She died instantly. Mrs. Murray had been despondent since her husband’s death several months earlier.
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Hagerstown
Rosalle Dawson Murray
Vacancy Notice and Tenant Call Instructions
Fragmented OCR text describes a vacancy notice urging contact with a doctor for sickness and a "Bice" for a fobher issue, with references to a tenant, a Canton Daily context, and an address fragment Snyder road. The piece mentions calling numbers and deadlines for tenants after an advertisement, plus rule numbers and a stray 7321. It reads as a jumble of instructions and contact signals without clear coherent facts.
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Hartasit
Snyder Rd
Canton Daily
Nominee Defies Edict of Dress
Herbert Hoover, new Republican presidential nominee, appeared in white shoes and a gray suit defying the fashion edict of the well-dressed. He planned to continue as commerce secretary until campaign plans are set after meetings with party leaders. Hoover, Jr. assisted in handling congratulatory telegrams as the candidate settled into duties.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Commerce
Britain Wins Wightman Cup At Wimbledon
Britain defeated the United States four matches to three to claim the Wightman Cup in a seven match series. In the final doubles, Mrs. Michael Watson and Eileen Bennett defeated Helen Wills and Penelope Anderson 6-2, 6-1. Earlier results included U S and German pairups in the mixed doubles in The Hague event.
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Helen Wills
Penelope Anderson
Wimbledon
Eng
Great Britain
Michael Watson
Eileen Bennett
United States
Cleveland Newspapers Raise Price to Three Cents
Cleveland three papers The Plain Dealer The News and The Press and Akron Times-Press and Akron Beacon Journal announce price increases from two cents to three cents starting Monday June 18.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
The
News
the Press
Scripps-Howard
Akron
Akron Times-Press
Scripps- Howard
Akron Beacon Journal
Hundreds Driven Out by Missouri Flood
Floods from two breaks in the St Francis River levee near Kennett Missouri forced 100 to 200 families to seek safety in Kennett as 30 000 acres of Dunklinco farmland flooded. Officials estimate $750 000 in damages with no loss of life reported as guardsmen and Red Cross aid mobilize at the Dunklinco fair grounds. In Arkansas the Stevens Levee on the White River broke flooding Tupeka Weldon Shoffner and Auverne with several hundred families moving to higher ground.
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Kennett
St. Francis River
Dunklinco
Dunklinco Fair Grounds
Red Cross
R. R. Plankey
Missouri National Guardsmen
St. Francis
Here
Newport
Ark
Stevens Levee
White River
Tupeka
Weldon
Shoffner
Auverne
Infant Drowns in Five Gallon Crock at Home
Howard Crow, two years old, son of Mr and Mrs A E Crow of the Fast Canton Louisville road, was found drowned in a five gallon crock of water at his home Friday evening. The mother searched for him after he was missed. He likely fell head first into the crock. He was taken to a doctor but could not be saved. The body remained at Whitticar's Undertaking Parlors awaiting coroner T C McQuate's view Saturday afternoon.
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Whitticar’s Undertaking
T. C. McQuate
Musketeers Trek Through Ice to Aid Lost Italia Crew
Two dog teams comb the frozen Arctic from Kings Bay toward Brandy Bay seeking Gen. Umberto Nobile and the Italia crew. The Braganza reaches Brandy Bay and sends a relief party to assist marooned men, with reports of three men rescued from North Cape after the dirigible accident.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Brandy Bay
Polar
Braganza
Gen. Nobile
North Pole
North East Land
Nobile
The
Screw
North Cape
Earhart Makes Delayed Atlantic Flight Attempt
Weather halted a trans Atlantic race for Amelia Earhart in the Friendship and Mabel Bell in the Columbia at St John s Newfoundland. Winds shifted west aiding an eastward takeoff. Earhart planned to refuel at the Azores due to fuel loading challenges.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Friendship
Mabel Bell
Columbia
Earhart
Azores
Flyer Starts Trip to Norway From Le Havre
Maj. Guilbaud begins an 800 mile non stop flight from Le Havre at 9 to Bergen Norway to reach the Italia crew stranded north of Northeastland He plans to refuel at Tromsoe then join Roald Amundsen at Kings Bay with a relief pilot and wireless operator aboard
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Paris
Guilbaud
le Havre
Bergen
Norway
Brule Welcomes President Coolidge in Brief Stop
Brule Wisconsin greeted President Coolidge as the hamlet near the 1928 summer White House drew a crowd of 302 residents. The visit, though brief, sparked a local real estate surge and a national chatter over Brule’s pronunciation and notoriety.
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Washington
Brule
Florida
President Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
Sheriff Stopped By County Line
Deputy Sheriff Jerry Marsh went to Joseph Eisenhart's Spring Valley blacksmith shop to serve papers in a $2,500 damage suit brought by Stephen Fainer. Eisenhart refused, claiming the line between Lehigh and Northampton counties divides the shop, complicating service. case to be refiled in Northampton court at Easton for proper service.
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Allentown
Jerry Marsh
Joseph Eisenhart
Spring Valley
Eisenhart
Lehigh-Hampton Co
Stephen Fainer
Northampton Co
Faston
Suspect to Face Indiana Courts in Bank Robbery Case
A governor issued requisition to return Harry Smith from Celina Ohio to Linn Grove Adams County Indiana to answer a robbery charge. He is accused of taking part in an $1800 Linn Grove bank robbery on March 4 1927 and is believed connected to other Ohio bank robberies in Ansonia Drake County June 8 1927 and Chickasaw Mercer County October 6 1926.
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Columbus
Indiana
Gev
Vic Donahey
Harry Smith
Celina
Linn Grove Adams Co
Smith
Linn Grove Bank
First National Bank of
Ansonia
Drake Co
Ohio
Farmers’ Banks
Chickasaw
Mercerco
Naval flyer seeks record in seaplane flight
Lieut. Arthur Gavin of the Philadelphia Navy Yard flew the PN-2 No. 2 in an attempt to set a world record for seaplanes by carrying 4200 pounds. He aimed to climb to 29 000 feet after an initial takeoff near 10 this morning, then made a forced landing for adjustments before resuming the test later today.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Gavin
Philadelphia Navy Yard
America
Navy Yard
Gavin
Wheat Damage From Kansas Hailstorm Estimated
Farm bureau agents estimated the June hailstorm damaged about 56,000 acres of grain in Kansas, with crop losses totaling $1,000,000 as the storm cut a 10 mile by 5 mile path across the state.
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Medicine Lodge
Kans
Farm Bureau
Campaign Slogans Rise As 1928 Rivalry Nears
Kansas City dispatch notes a coming campaign focused on catchy phrases to humanize Hoover and contrast with Smith. Observers cite bidirectional slogan trends from the war era, including "Who but Hoover" and "Herb" for Alfred E. Smith, with ongoing debates over how to present meat and sugar saving memories.
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Hoover
Farmer and son die in duel near Thayer Missouri
James Perkins and his son Frank, both armed, fought in a forest west of Thayer after returning from a country dance. Both died from gunshot wounds. James died before aid arrived, Frank died at West Plains hospital. The son said the duel was private between him and his father.
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Thayer, Mo
Here
James Perkins
Frank
West Plains
Group of Candidates Ready for Race in Stark County
Primary records show 62 filings for county and district offices with the Stark county board of elections. The slate may grow as reports come from other counties in judicial and legislative districts.
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Stark Co
Stark Co Board of Elections
Lauer Appreciation Fund Nearing Closure Monday
The Lauer Appreciation Fund to aid the widow and family of Patrolman Joseph Lauer will close Monday. Contributions to The Canton Daily News will be presented to the family, with a benefit show by the Wright Players planned for Sunday evening at the Grand to raise funds.
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Lauer
Joseph Lauer
Canton Daily News
Wright Players
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