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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
27
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Canton theater pages report Gertrude Lowery will leave The Cute Little Devils after this week to join a Tampa stock company and take leads in Rialto productions. Cowl’s Juliet runs will end as Peters and Cowl split Romeo and Juliet amid shifting stage plans.
Readers recall the stage work produced under Rowland y, Lee, Marie De La Motte and Allan For. The story follows a young woman whose life is marked by restlessness and neglect, with performances featuring notable cast members.
The J. K. McDonald First National picture Frivolous Sal employs Mount Rainier and Idaho Silver mines for outdoor photography. Director Victor Z. Schertzinger makes the most of virgin locale as Coogan and Max Ginsberg play dealer roles amid rugged setting.
In Cleveland the 11 known members of the Hayner whiskey conspiracy, convicted after pleading guilty, face sentencing by Judge Westenhaver tomorrow. Principal defendants include Peter J Higgins Pat J Scanlon Ed Scan ton Carl Fleps Frank Evans Harry Grossberg Armand Gardos Louis Gluck Abe Ungerlieder and others. penalties may reach two years in Atlanta penitentiary and a $10,000 fine.
A tornado in Altai province killed twenty eight people and injured hundreds while wiping out two villages. The storm disrupted Black Sea shipping and swept along the southern Siberian coast. Northern Russia saw snow in June as an aftermath of the storm.
Ohio national guard units will join local nationwide defense day activities on July 4 without extra expense. Adjutant General Frank J. Henderson urged units to march in parades or take part in maneuvers and to report at their nearest armories.
Pekin dispatch reports a nationwide strike against the British will begin in all China on June 25. The same source says Soviet workers have contributed ten thousand pounds to the Chinese strike fund.
Norwegian reports on Roald Amundsen and party recount two-plane departure toward the pole, one aircraft frozen in ice, observations suggesting no land near the pole, and 87 44 degrees as the voyage reached Spitzbergen. Ellsworth dies in Italy, and a rescue by Stølliv points to great fatigue and peril.
Amundsen's party abandoned much of its supplies and fuel when forced onto packed ice during the North Pole attempt. Ellsworth, an Ohio aviator, rescued two expedition members as the plane struggled to take off after weeks on the ice. Commander Prestrud predicted a renewed effort, possibly with an airship to map and reach the pole.
An Oslo bound Arctic patrol party stated they left King's Bay aboard the Norwegian cruiser Teimdal after arriving safely at the base yesterday. The report confirms the flight team’s progress toward Oslo with a cold atmosphere noted during the journey.
London reports the King's annual air race draws entrants Sir Eric Geddes diplomat and industrialist Steve Donoghue jockey Geoffrey De Havilland aircraft designer. The 18-entrant field includes Tawland’s famous filly pilots with July 8 date announced for the event around the British Isles starting and finishing at Croydon.
About 200 state employees met last night and formed a temporary organization. The group aims to improve working conditions and secure pensions for workers when they retire, following an initial meeting held earlier.
A Classifieds column titled TODAY'S READER BAR GAINS highlights bargains from Canton's leading merchants. It includes special offers on food and merchandise and notes on fraternal organizations, guiding thrifty shoppers to the best current deals.
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