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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event or notice with partial phrases and unclear details. It hints at a community issue or action but lacks readable names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Minnesota Governor J A O Preus voiced admiration for Anna Dickie Oleson while declining to backing her. He reasoned a preprimary nomination by Democrats doomed her chances, noting public sentiment favors Republicans and urging more women in politics with upcoming appointments to state boards and the legislature.
June 22 report from Moscow says Leon Trotsky backs Carl Radek to replace George Tchitcherin as people's commissar for foreign affairs. Unconfirmed dispatch notes Tchitcherin’s resignation being demanded.
Mutinous Wu Pei Fu troops looted burned Kiangfu Changshu and three other cities and slaughtered thousands as gunboats moved to protect foreigners. Refugees describe rapine and murder while communications break down across Kiang-Si and a Catholic colony at Tatho seeks aid from Shanghai.
Dayton Ohio June 22 Patrolman W E Armstrong dismissed from the force and then arrested while drawing his final day check faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of an 11 year old girl whose identity was not revealed. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow in juvenile court. The girl described Armstrong as her wonder man and investigators expect more revelations involving other high school girls.
June 22. All jury cards in Vinton county were broken. Six women were picked for a special jury this week to hear a case of alleged burglary. Read the want ads today.
Washington June 22 Congress rallied to support President Harding in settling 400 million dollars in war claims held by former enemy aliens. Lawmakers awaited White House guidance on policy for millions more and potential payment plans, with calls for a mixed claims commission and rapid adjudication of minor claims. Senator King pledged full support, noting the issue carries no political risks.
Five persons were injured early this morning when a speeding touring car carrying two men and two young girls collided with two vehicles approaching Cincinnati from Fort Thomas. Mrs. S J Randall suffered a brain concussion. Bernard Niemeyer 22 was thrown from his car and unconscious. The accompanying girl and other occupants sustained minor injuries. Army officers sustained only slight cuts.
Sophia Whitton, 23, was knocked down and trampled in a street car panic when a controller blew up last night in Cincinnati. She is in critical condition at the hospital as physicians note her prior operations worsen her state.
The Oberlin village council announces the old wooden hitching posts on West College Street are obsolete and will be dismantled. The notice stresses the posts are no longer needed and marks an end of an era for local parking and street uses.
Cincinnati report details Mike the mischievous escaping from the zoo and spending a day at Dr. W C Herman's home entertaining neighborhood children before a trap restrained him. The doctor jokes that other animals head for his house and hopes no lions slip away.
Oberlin reports John Davies who lost an eye in a 1921 gun blast suffered severe facial lacerations when his glass eye exploded. The report comes via Redlay, Canada, and was received by his relatives here.
Wayne B Wheeler, counsel for the Anti Saloon League, denounced Secretary Weeks in Washington on June 22 for supporting beer and light wine legislation. Wheeler claimed Weeks has always opposed prohibition and dodged war prohibition votes while voting for weakening amendments. A spring real has been designed for portable electric tools.
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