Federal drive targets 300 temperance bars in Ohio
Assistant District Attorney Howell Leuck moves to padlock about 300 temperance establishments in northeastern Ohio as evidence from Cleveland begins to strengthen the case. Rounds against rink parlors in Cleveland are first steps with Canton and Akron likely to follow as the campaign widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Leuck
Ohio
Weral
Cleve
Ing
Fedtourt
Cleveland
Canton
Akron
Atea
Calmette Aims Tuberculosis Vaccine Breakthrough
RIS reports French authorities pinning hope on Professor Calmette director of the Pasteur Institute who announced a preventive vaccine against tuberculosis. He described a simple method using serum given to newborns between days three and ten, with 2070 babies studied since 1924 showing no signs of inheritance of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Ris
Calmette
Ast
Pasteur Inn
Med- Academy
Les
France
Tlis
Niles
Lions' Club Elects Officers At Noon Meeting
The Lions' Club at its noon session elected officers including President Ay Wille First Vice President WG Jacobs Second Vice President Carl Hartwell Third President William Bailey Secretary Treasurer Arthur Ting Lion Tamner Carl Meyer and Harry McNeil among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
Ay Wille
Prest- WG Jacobs
Carl Hartwell
William Bailey
Pees
Arthur Ting Lion Tamner
Carl Meyer
Harry McNeil
A Eer
Cat injures woman and evades several officers
June 17 report says a cat badly scratched Mrs. M. B. as it rampaged through the area striking several others. A policeman captured the feline and the Pasteur was called to prevent possible rabies exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumor
M. B
Pasteur
Wage Increase Approved for Irish Electric Motormen
Parra reports on June 17 that Motormen Ondart and Cy of both divisions of Ireland Columbus and South ending Electric company have secured a wage rise of three cents an hour for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parra
Ireland
Columbus & Southing Electric Company
Nimbo the lion becomes Canton zoo's newest ruler
The Canton Daily News reports Nimbo the lion arrives at Nimisila Park Zoo from Missouri and has been named by Lions Club judges. Ruth Currie proposed the winning name, and caretakers prepare the king of the jungle for his new home as he surveys his new neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimisila Park Zoo
Ruth Currie
5Th St SE
Lions’ Club
Canton Daily News
Canton
Pennsylvania Station
Missouri
Nimisila Park
Theimisila Park Zoo
Canton Lions’ Club
Eee Company
Zoo
Death of Mr. Mitchell’s father in Newfane New York
Mr and Mrs R V Mitchell of 145 19th St NW learned Wednesday of the death of Mr Mitchells father at his Newfane New York home. The Mitchells left for Newfane today where funeral services are set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Mitchell
19Th St
Mr. Mitchell
Newfane
N. Y
Largest juvenile income tax payer Jackie Coogan star
The boy who pays a large income tax is Jackie Coogan, a young film star. His guardian father pays a tax nearly as high as top screen celebrities. Coogan stars in The Rag Man at the Valetine Theater. Free ticket names appear in Canton’s Where You Can Find It section and change daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Coogan
Valetine Theater
Canton
MacMillan Begins Northward Polar Dash From Boston
Commander Donald B. MacMillan starts his Arctic voyage with the steamer Peary sailing from Charlestown Navy Yard on the 150th anniversary of Bunker Hill. An escort of six destroyers will accompany to Wiscasset, Maine, then to Sidney for coal before months of isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Donald BR. MacMillan
Alaska
MacMillan
Boston Navy Yard
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Navy Yard
North Pole
Theodore Robinson
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
United States
Butler
Gillett
Fuller
Curley
Wiscacett
Maine
Bowdoin
Wiscasett
Sidney
Three Probes Began Into Lackawanna Train Crash
Coroner probes start as officials seek blame after the Lackawanna wreck. In Hackettstown New Jersey on June 17 the death toll rose to 43 with 41 injured, most from Chicago excur sionists bound for Hoboken en route to Germany. Aboard the U S Republic were 148 of about 250 tourists, many treated for burns from steam as investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackettstown
N. J
Lackawanna
Scranton
Chicago
Hoboken
Germany
United States
U. S. Republic
Republic
Klan Plans Monster Parade At National Convention
Washington police granted a permit for a monster parade on August 8 with no masks required. Organizers expect between 200000 and 250000 Klansmen to participate as part of the Ku Klux Klan national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Police Department
Whitney Nominates Whitney For New Jersey Governor
New Jersey Republicans named State Senator Arthur Whitney of Mendham for governor in largely complete returns from yesterday's statewide primary. The Democratic nomination went to A Harry Moore, Jersey City city commissioner, without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Arthur Whitney
Mendham
A. Harry Moore
Jersey City
New Chief Sworn In At Dayton Police Department
Rudolph R. Wurstner, former police inspector, was sworn in as Dayton chief of police succeeding James H. Woodward who resigned after a department investigation. City Manager Eichelberg named him Tuesday. badge pinned at 9 30 a m signaling formal take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Rudolph R. Wurstner
James H. Woodward
Wurstner
Eichelberg
Chinese Opium Den Raided in Cleveland Shop
Police and federal agents move on a Chinese merchandise shop in Cleveland on June 17 seizing a quantity of opium and devices. Twenty Chinese suspects are arrested and a complete opium den with bunks pipes toys and a drawn curtain is found behind locked doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Franco-Spanish cooperation widens in Morocco clash
Ceuta dispatches report a coast blockade begun to curb arms smuggling after a conference of admirals. Mellilla notes Primo De Rivera plans landing troops for a flank attack against Abd El Krim's Rif forces as warring factions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuta
Morocco
Mellilla
Primo de Rivera
Abd el Krim
Automobile theft arrest in Sharon for 19 year old Marvin Hight
Marvin C. Hight, 19, was arrested Tuesday evening by private detective J. L. Bogs on a charge of stealing an automobile in Sharon, Pennsylvania. He will be taken to Sharon for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin C. Hight
J. L. Bogs
Sharon
Navy appoints five captains as rear admirals
President Coolidge approved the promotion of five naval captains to rear admiral: Thomas Jones Senn, Richard Henry Leigh, George William Laws, George Calvin Day, and Luke McNamee. J K Robison, linked to approving reserves leases, was passed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trealdent Coolidge
Thomas Jones Senn
Richard Henry Leigh
George Wilam Laws
George Calvin Day
Luke McNamee
J. K. Robison
Naval of
Sinclair and Doheny
Hughes urges intelligent direction of democracy at Bunker Hill
Boston June 17 Charles Evans Hughes warned that America needs intelligent direction of democracy not more democracy. He denounced radicalists and abuses under popular labels while stressing liberty learned by practice. The Bunker Hill anniversary included a bonfire, Boy Scout parade, and patriotic exercises at Faneuil Hall drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Charles Evans Hughes
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hilh
Hughes
Wei
George
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill Monument
Faneuil Halil
Two Trainmen Killed in Readville Wreck
Two trainmen died at Readville station when a locomotive from New Haven rammed the caboose of a parallel 48 car freight train. Victims were William E. Murphy conductor and John Davis brakeman, both of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
New Haven
Prenter Named to Succeed Stone as Locomotive Engineers Chief
Cleveland Ohio June 17 W B Prenter was elected president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers succeeding the late Warren Stone. Prenter, already vice president, became acting president after Stones death last week following a special advisory meeting this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. BR
Prenter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
French paving official studies brick industry in Ohio
Lieut. Jean Baptiste Fauchon from France visits Columbus to study brick paving for macadam roads failing under heavy traffic. He plans to tour Ohio including Springfield and Dayton after arriving from Detroit, having visited Canton and other northern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
France
United States
Jean Baptiste Fauchon
Union
Fauchon
Ohio
Springfield
Dayton
Detroit
Canton
Ohlo
Berlin Seeks Clarification on French Security Proposals
Officials say France rebuff to German security and arbitration terms lacks clarity and firmness. Berlin will request explanations on unspecified points, hoping for further talks. Poland has not accepted arbitration, with officials stating Poland cannot accept the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Berlin
Poland
Polieh
La Follette In Washington Given Worsening Health
Senator La Follette's condition has worsened warned doctors in Washington on June 17 though they say he is holding his own and remain hopeful for recovery. He has battled bronchial asthma with complications for over a week, weakened by a cold, and previously undermined by repeated pneumonia in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LaFollette
Former Canton official clings to frameup claim
Ef Curtis, former Canton safety director, was taken to Columbus before noon Wednesday claiming innocence and alleging a police ring framed him. He faces 2 to 20 years for bribery after special permission allowed admission without standard papers. Curtis left a handwritten farewell statement implying surprise at the reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ef. Curtis
Canton
Columbus
George Thorn
George Eyler
George Mantsaeh
Thomas
Supreme Court
Coats
Curtis
Filling Station Robbed on Harrisburg Road
J. A. Anderson's filling station on Harrisburg road was robbed Tuesday night. Thieves carried away nearly all movable goods using a hidden vehicle to haul the items. The burglary broke a rear window. deputies investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Anderson
Harrisburg Rd
Oldest Woman Educator Dead in Japan
Mme Kanji-ko Yajima, 93, veteran educator and temperance advocate, dies in Tokyo. Known in the United States for tours, Yajima was a leading figure in women’s advancement in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Tokio
Mme Kanji-ko Yajima
Japan
Yajima
United States
Camp Knox Ready Cantonian Says Camp Knox Ready
Dr. C. M. Peters county health officer, back from Camp Knox, reports preparations for the Cilzena Military Training camp starting July 1. The Tenth Infantry regular army will oversee training, expanding to include all student members for practical instruction with seasoned regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Peters
Camp Knox
Cilzena
Tenth Infantry
Guard at Cleveland stations as gangsters flee Chicago
Seventy five policemen were assigned to guard all entrances to Cleveland. Police Chief Grant posted patrols at railroad and interurban stations and along main highways to prevent an influx of gangsters fleeing Chicago in the gunman war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
Chicago
Illinois
New York
Grant
Friend of Lincoln Hatton Buried in Indiana
The body of Jacob C. Hatton 87, Civil War veteran and close friend of Abraham Lincoln, was moved from Columbus to Kokomo Indiana for burial after dying suddenly. Hatton was born in Springfield Illinois on the same date as Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jacob C. Hatton
Abrahim Lincoln
Kokomo
Indiana
Hatton
Springfield
Illinois
Linecoln
Potatoes Rule Canton Menus Year Round
In Canton restaurants and hotels potatoes dominate the year round diet, with potatoes described as the national vegetable. The piece notes diners choose potatoes in all meals despite heat, while drinks and salads also feature, and explains potatoes’ versatility and steady popularity across ages and professions. It closes with a light reminder that tired potatoes may be “weeping” because they work hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Valtresa
Fee
Widening at Canton Road Reed crossing to reduce danger
The Intersection of Canton Massillon Road and Reed Avenue is widened and the railroad crossing will be brick paved. The project aims to remove a dangerous condition with cooperation from the county and state highway departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Massilionrd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ict
Nimbo
Amundsen
New Land
KLAN
Whitney
E. EF. Curtis
Jack O'Brien
Brotherhood of Engineers
Dain
Cantonian
Lincoln
Flapper
Joanna
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!