Thousands Faint And Crowds At Chicago Eucharistic Congress
Tens of thousands packed streets around Holy Name cathedral as the Eucharistic Congress opened. Cardinal Bonzano led the pontifical procession while women fainted in the crush and more than 60 women fainted at the Eighth Street bridge. Cardinal O'Donnell preached with 6,000 nuns singing the mass. dignitaries included Archbishop Hanna and Cardinals Charest and Piffl.
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Chicago
Oly Name
Arl
Cardinal
Cardinal O'Donnell
Boston
Paul Giobbe
Colombia
United States
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Charest
France
Piffl
Austria
America
Soldiers’ Field
of the Angels
Blackstone Hotel
Knights of St. Gregory
Gov
al Smith
New York
Dever
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
James J. Guerin
la Pa Hong
Shanghai
China
Morgan J. O’brien
Edward L. Hearn
Knights of Columbus
Rome
Isadore Dockweiler
California
Quin O’brien
Labor
James J. Davis
D. F. Kelly
Gov. Smith
John Cardinal Bonzano
Cathedral of Holy Name
Taft’s Condition Improves After Illness At Home
President Taft’s health shows improvement after weeks of confinement at his home. The ailing chief justice’s planned departure from his Murray, Canada summer home is postponed due to lingering illness, delaying travel arrangements.
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Mashington
William 'Rd Taft
Murray Canad
Broken Window Report at 900 84 St SE
A damaged property report notes two broken windows at a place operated by Meers Harty and associates. Disturbance occurred in the evening with occupants reporting the incident. Police responded and secured the site.
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Meers Harty
Gover
Women's Day at Eucharistic Congress Draws Vast Chicago Crowd
In Chicago on June 22 the 28th Eucharistic congress drew massive attendance as 200000 filled Soldiers' Field and over 500000 lined Grant Park for the mass. Extreme heat caused numerous casualties among attendees and bystanders.
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Chicago
America
Grant Park
Ren
Pope Delighted by Chicago Eucharistic Congress Reports
The pope expressed great joy over news from Chicago about the Eucharistic congress. Cardinals Bonzano Mundelein and other church leaders at the Chicago congress were the focus of his holiness' intimate conversations Monday night.
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Rome
Chicago
Bonzano
Mundelein
Wilkin Remains On Ballot After Multi-County Vote
Residents protest Wilkin’s candidacy for the Democratic state central committee. A four to three panel decision by Tuscarawas Holmes Stark and Wayne counties overruled the Stark filed protest and kept Wilkin on the ticket. The meeting involved officials from four counties and noted illness affecting one Wayne county member.
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Robert N. Wilkin
New
Philadelphia
Democratic State Central Committee
Wayne Co
A. C. Eis
Frank Robb
Tuscarawas Co
J. C. Schuler
Wilkins
Weiss
Stark Co
Fred Derrick
Red Men's Hall
Wilkin
Driver who hit boy 12 faces double charges
Mahaffey released on $1000 bond after arrest for driving while drunk and injuring Jack Keating, 12. Relatives sought higher bond to cover possible manslaughter, but the court refused. Keating remained in Mercy hospital with head injury, facial lacerations, bruises and multiple concussions.
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Farl Mahaffey
Jack Keating
Stone
Keating
Mahaffey
Cottage 22
Meyers Lake
Tuscara
Elmer Walter
Mercy Hospital
Farm Hand Sues For Seven Thousand In Back Wages
Frank Costello claims he worked ten years as a laborer for Mary F Miller on a Navarre area farm from April 1914 to April 1924. He says he earned only 50 dollars while his services were worth about 69 dollars a month and seeks 7 1590 dollars. He also sues John Miller for 5 000 dollars for alleged wrongful arrest and imprisonment on a charge of attempting to break into Miller's property.
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Ayday
Frank Costello
Mary F. Miller
Navarre
Common Pleas
Costello
John Miller
Miller
Handsome Bandit Slayer Reveals Life Before Bars
A former highwayman turned convict recounts his life leading to a life sentence for the Krony Shinekos murder during a prison interview at Ohio penitentiary. He recalls not liking thrills, a librarian choosing a biography over a detective story, and the contrast with 3,000 inmates outside the window.
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Helen Weishimer
Wheeling
Alliance
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Krony Shinekos
Four Auto Thieves Flee In Underwear After Chase
Cincinnati police and nearby towns hunted four teens aged 16 to 18 after a stolen auto was spotted in a high speed chase. The youths shed clothing as they fled toward the Ohio river during a storm and disappeared into the water, leaving only underclothes behind.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
Marty Manegold
Ohio River
Police recover stolen Ford coupe in Springfield
Wooster June 2 4 The police recovered a Ford coupe stolen in Springfield on June 16. The car was found on South Walnut Street after being damaged to prevent running and was deserted. Springfield authorities have been continuing inquiries.
Buys Furniture But Bride-to-Be Gets Cold Feet
Ralph Bowers of Wooster files suit in common pleas for 5000 damages against Daisy Ettinger. He says they agreed to marry after their son died in 1923 and he furnished money to repair property and bought furniture. He claims engagement ended June 9 1926 and cites $1393.90 listed expenses plus over 1000 unlisted, totaling 5000.
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Wooster
Ralph Bowers
Common Pleas Court
Daisy Ettinger
Bowers
Rental offers in The Daily News Classified Ads
The Canton Daily News invites readers to browse rental listings for rooms, houses, or apartments. Call 7321 to inquire and start moving to a new home.
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Daily News
Gun Kept by Detective May Bear on Case
John Bouris to be brought back to Canton to face a second degree murder charge for the 1921 killing of Julius Spanos. Detective James W Herdlicka holds Bouris's .45 caliber automatic pistol used in the crime. Witnesses say Bouris chased Spanos after a gambling dispute and fired as Spanos pleaded for life. Bouris fled to a Canton hotel room where the gun was found. officers plan to use it as evidence. Deputy sheriffs will fetch him after his habeas corpus hearing.
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John Bouris
Canton
Philadelphia
Julius Spanos
Rex
James W Herdlicka
Bouris
Spanos
P Bouris
Herdlicka
Canton Police
Grand Jury
Five Children Die in Flames in New York Home
Fire swept the Aldrich residence near Waterford killing Mildred age 15 Myrtle 8 Eleanor 5 Dorothy 3 and William 2. Francis Aldrich deathly ill and two other children critically injured after an oil stove explosion sparked the blaze.
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Troy
N. Y
Francis Aldrich
Waterford
Aldrich
Mildred
Myrtle
Eleanor
Dorothy
William
Boy Drowns as Storm Strikes City in Ridge Water Park
A storm lashed the city with lightning that felled chimneys and trees. Julius Roni, 19, drowned at Ridge water park as floodwaters entered basements and widespread damage occurred across Mavahnags after the violent electrical storm.
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Cleveland
Julius Roni
Ridgewater Park
Mavahnags
Vestar Aca
Akron students on world tour freed by Chinese army
Adib Karam and James Matz, University of Akron students from Canton and Akron, were released by Chinese nationalists after several days as prisoners near the battle line. The U S consulate reported they were attempting to pass through a quiet sector and were found to hold valid travel rights. They had arrived in China from India after stowing away on a British ship via the Suez canal.
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Canton Daily News
Pekin
University of Akron
United States
Point
China
India
Karam
Matt
Kalgan
Sgee
Adib Karam
James Matz
Suez Canal
Young Karam
H. H. Karam
Canton
Lightning Strikes Reported On Canton Stark Streetcars
During a severe electrical storm in Canton and Stark counties on Monday night two Massillon street cars reported lightning passing through them. No injuries or car damage were recorded. Weather observer Carl H. Meyer logged 6.9 inches of rain with hail noted in several areas and crops largely spared.
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Canton
Stark Ce
Massillon
Northern Chile
Carl H. Meyer
Daugherty Released On Trial Visit From Insane Asylum
Draper Daugherty thirty eight son of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty was released on a trial visit from the state insane asylum in Tim. O. The superintendent Dr. Charles Clark said no discharge has been issued yet and adds that an official discharge may follow if his conduct warrants it.
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Tima
Viola Wertz Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs Viola Wertz 28 of near Overton dies Monday noon after a long illness. She is survived by husband William Wertz and their three year old daughter. Funeral services held at Bevington and McCullough funeral establishment on Wednesday.
Action Soon on Transportation in Canton
Canton officials plan to study the city transport system within weeks as the N C P and L franchise nears expiration in two years. Public utilities chair Vinton Y Stansbury says firms will be invited to prepare reports while traction officials offer to fund an expert. The city weighs an open franchise to replace the current deal as negotiations begin.
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Canton
Vinton Y. Stansbury
Public Utilities Committee of Council
Stansbury
Public Utilities Committee
Traction Company
Henry D. Bercaw
Vene N. C. P. Ty
Car Grant Up Again Tuesday
Action on the Canton Akroad franchise was expected at a conference set for Tuesday afternoon between the county commissioners and H D Bercaw manager of the southern division of the Northern Ohio Power and Light Co A copy of the county s formal draft of the franchise was given Bercaw several weeks ago with the request that he be ready to give a definite answer at this meeting.
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Canton-Akroad
H. D. Bercaw
Northern Ohio Power & Tight Co
Bercaw
Pilot and cadet die in Mitchelfield crash on golf links
Maj. William L. Moose Jr an army pilot and William Point of Washington DC a West Point cadet undergoing aviation training at Mitchelfield were killed when their De Havilland army biplane crashed on the Cold Stream golf links during a practice flight.
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East Meadow
William L. Moose, Jr
William Point
Washington, D. C
West Point
Mitchelfield
Cold Stream
de Haviland
Ohio Christian Endeavor union opens 41st convention
Preliminary sessions in Columbus mark the start of the 41st annual Ohio Christian Endeavor convention. About 4,000 youths from eight evangelical denominations across Ohio attend to discuss all phases of religious educational work.
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Columbus
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Ohio
Escoegias
Halacridas
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