Not Guilty Plea Entered in Abduction Case Trio
An Akron trio including John Bogris and John Kelly faced arraignment on assault and battery charges linked to the alleged abduction of 18 year old Katherine Bogris of Canton. The defendants pleaded not guilty and the acting judge continued the cases. The victim testified details to city detectives, with further coverage continued on page 17.
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Isg
Katherine Bogris
Canton
John Bogris
Akron
John Kelly
Norman Clark
Miss Bogris
President Coolidge urges campaign for tax reduction
Ashington June 23 President Coolidge urged a relentless campaign to reduce the tax burden as Congress prepares expense estimates for the two years beginning June 30 1926. He cited proposed federal expenditures totaling about 6 75 billion with the first year around 3 375 billion and emphasized retrenchment as the means to lower rates and stimulate business.
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Ashington
Coolidge
Idge
Congress
Nahey Invited to Debate with Crabbe
Gov Don invited by John A Cleveland, head of the association, to debate Gen Crabbe on the subject of his vetoes at the association hall in Point. The offer was made on June 23 and July 10, with the debate to be scheduled pending acceptance.
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Olumels
Ohio Notes Across Cities June 23 Highlights
Prison crowding at Ohio penitentiary prompts transfers. Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home superintendent candidates named. 30 000 acre game preserve eyed in Jackson Gallia or Vinton counties. Woman attempts suicide over unemployment. Poison in Hocking River kills thousands of fish. Old Town Oil and Gas hits big gas well near Gore at 225 feet producing 250000 feet daily.
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Columbus
W. J. Walker
Ohio Penitentiary
Henry Graves
State Fish and Game Commission
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Xenia
Jackson
Jackson, Gallia
Vinton Counties
Edmund Secrest
State Forester
Union Furnace
Old Town Oil and Gas Co
Gore
French Deputies Stage Fist Fight on Chamber Floor
In Paris thirty deputies clashed in the chamber after Premier Painleve accused French communists of aiding Russian communists in the Moorish war against France and Spain. The melee began immediately after his speech, with twenty deputies fighting on the floor.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
France
Spain
Morrocco
Chamber
Governor Donahey names three appointees to state boards
Columbus Ohio June 23 Governor Vic Donahey announced three appointments today E H Baker of Cleveland publisher to the Ohio waterways commission to succeed the late W L Allendorf of Sandusky John W Hackett of Toledo reappointed to the Fort Meigs Memorial commission for a three year term and Glenn Myers of Columbus reappointed to the Ohio State board of embalming examiners for three years
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
E. H. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio Waterways Commission
W. L. Allendorf
Sandusky
John W. Hackett
Toledo
Fort Meigs
Buckeye Delegates Arrive for Four Day Meet in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati bound delegation arrives as the Buckeye Endeavorers begin their four day meet. In group photos, Paul Hopewell and others from the main delegation stand with Mildred Klein and Marie Picketheimer among the attendees. The Canton committee, welcoming and registering delegates, includes Robert Dickson and Rev. Eugene Youngen. A reception picture highlights Myrtle Dickes and Zelma Wolf, while Marie Picketheimer carries a wooly monkey attracting attention at convention headquarters.
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Cincinnati
Paul Hopewell
Marie Picketheimer
Philip Vogel
John Lodwick
Robert Porter
Mildred Klein
Herman Waddell
William Beckett
Sarah Buehl
Alda Dacy
Canton Committee
Robert Dickson
al Loutzenhelser
H. E. Bruey
Eugene Youngen
Ralph Hess
al Jones
Ben Andrews
Lawrence Schwartz
Larl Bair
Myrtle Dickes
Zelma Wolf
William Tennis
Dorothy Babcock
Grace Pinninger
Shepherd Denies Murder Charge On Stand In Chicago
William Darling Shepherd testified he did not murder Billy McClintock in a criminal case at the state courthouse in Chicago. He denied knowing Dr Charles Farman who allegedly conspired in the plan and rejected the germ inoculation scheme as part of the plot.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
Billy
Counlys
William Nelson McClintock
Stewart
Chas. ¢. Farman
Clothing club tour at Canton department store inspection
The Columbiana County Clothing club visited Canton Tuesday morning with over 100 members, mostly pupils, touring Klein Heffelman Zolllarg store departments led by William Texter. They learned merchandise flow from receiving to shipping, then enjoyed a picnic at Waterworks Park before planned visits to the Public Stamping and Enameling Co plant.
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Clothing Club of
Columbiana Co
Canton
Klein-Heffelman-Zollarg
William Texter
Waterworks Park
Re Public Stamping and Enameling Co
Canton Cars In Crash at Mill and Main Streets
Three Canton automobiles were involved in a minor collision at the Mill and Main streets intersection Monday afternoon. T. H. Marshall of Selk Furniture Co stopped for a signal, L. E. Phillips of R F D 3 Canton was behind, and Warren Miller of 316 Fulton Rd NW bumped Phillips, pushing his car into Marshall. Phillips’ tire was knocked, and Marshall’s headlights bent.
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Massillon
Canton
Mill and
Mainsts
T. H. Marshall
Sel! Furniture Co
L. E. Phillips
R. F.D
Kirby Case Goes to Jury in Cleveland Discount Trial
In Cleveland, Judge Wolf gave the Kirby case to the jury after a brief charge. Josiah Kirby faces charges tied to his presidency of the Cleveland Discount Co, valued at 30.9 million dollars. He had previously been acquitted on a false financial statement charge. The current indictment accuses him of stealing 42 shares from George L Fix, with two counts of stock embezzlement having been dismissed.
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Cleveland
Wolf
Josiah Kirby
Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Discount Co
George L- Fix
Ohio teachers open annual convention at Cedar Point
Seven Ohio school superintendents addressed the morning session of the Ohio State Teachers Association in convention here today. The afternoon program was devoted to departmental meetings. Approximately 1500 educators are in attendance.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Warns of adulterated coffee sold with no labels
State Agriculture Director Truax warned housewives in Columbus on June 23 to beware adulterated coffee sold at high prices without identifying labels. He urged buyers to demand proper labeling and quality assurances.
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Columbus
Truax
Davies admits plot to kill wife in midwest scandal
Concordia Kansas June 23 Charles B Davies Elks secretary and wealthy man confessed last night to paying $2000 to Kansas City gangsters to kill his wife on October 14 1924. Police report that seven Kansas City gangsters including a woman are held and confess to parts in a blackmail plot. Several others were being sought.
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Concordia
Kan
Charles B. Davies
the Elks
Middle West
Davies
Leon Ww. Lundblade
Kansas City
Man Killed in Alley Brawl in Cincinnati
John Schrop aged 37 was killed in an alley brawl in Cincinnati last night. Owen Bockel admitted striking his companion in self defense and was held on the slaying charge.
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Cincinnati
John Schrop
Owen Bockel
Bank Bandits Hit Shullburg Bank in Morning Robbery
Bandits besieged Shullburg Wisconsin robbing the First National Bank vault and fleeing with cash and negotiable securities worth 50000. The entire town was held at bay for two hours as the loot was gathered. Lines into the town were cut delaying word of the crime.
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Shullberg
Wis
First National Bank
Service Star Legion Opens Annual Meet in Canton
The Service Star Legion opened its annual convention at the American Legion clubhouse with Mrs. Lillian B. Stevensono of Kenton presiding. Delegates heard remarks on patriotism, heredity, and sacrifice, and J. R. Cowgill outlined the American Legion Endowment Fund. The gathering included luncheon and plans for state reports, with a banquet to close. The group noted rising membership and intent to expand activities to honor veterans.
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Service Star Convention
American Legion
Lillian B. Stevensono
Kenton
Martha Broda
C. C. Barrick
Canton
Service Star Legion
Cowgill
American Legion Endowment Fund
M. I. Fohl
Courtland
Rachel Frease Green
Legion
Mra. J. H. Stevenson
Thousands Attend Canton State Meeting of Ohio Christian Endeavor
Fair weather welcomed delegates to the fortieth annual Ohio Christian Endeavor Union convention in Canton. Activities began with afternoon meetings at Trinity Reformed church, a 2 pm trustees session, and 6 pm dinner for trustees and committee. The formal opening is set for 7:30 pm Tuesday in City Auditorium with a song service led by George Dibble and an invocation by Rev. R. J. Kirk. Local reports indicate adjourned sessions will occur through the event.
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Paul Prouts
Canton Daily News
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Canton and
Stark Co Endeavorers
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Canton
Trinity Reformed Church
Union
City Auditorium
George Dibble
R. J. Kirk
Suburban Days Booster Week Draws Canton Shoppers
Canton merchants launch Booster Week to boost sales with suburban turnout from Massillon Alliance Louisville and other Stark county towns. Shopping days Monday through Saturday aim to connect buyers and sellers with rail fare refunds for shoppers and many sales expected.
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Canton
Salos
Massillon
Alliance
Louisville
North Canton
East Canton
Waynesburg
Stark Co
Ohio solons weigh special session call
Columbus June 22 majority leaders of the Ohio legislature will meet to discuss a proposal to convene the assembly in special session under the April recess. Chester Dyer of the Ohio Grange pushes a session to fix discriminations in the motor code law drafted by Representative Samuel Lipp of Cincinnati. The law requires auto owners to list cars for taxation when applying for a state license, undermining earlier tax exemptions if listing occurs after April listing day.
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Columbus
Ohio Legislature
Assembly Bee
Chester Dyer
Ohio Grange
Samuel Lipp
Cincinnati
Coolidge Begins Two Month Vacation at Swampscott
President Coolidge leaves Washington for a two months vacation on the Massachusetts north shore. He avoids official recreation forms, accepting a summer White House at Swampscott granted by Frank W. Stearns. The special train departs shortly after 1 pm and will reach Salem then a four mile drive to White Court residence.
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Washington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
White House
Swampscott
Frank W. Stearns
Lore Terminal
Salem
Mass
White Court
Philippine strike aims at Philippine trade with China
Intercepted cables reveal a definite move to extend the Chinese anti foreign drive to the Philippines. The strike hits Philippine trade with China as customs collections fall and ship sailings from Manila to Hong Kong are cancelled.
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Manila
P. 1
Philippines
China
Hong Kong
Wednesday's Ima Booster Wins S10 Bill Campaign
Miss Ima Booster represents Canton's 49 merchants and The Canton Daily News in a bold sales push. The campaign, launched Monday, promises a ten dollar prize and wide local participation. Aimed at boosting shopper turnout, the contest details remained elusive as of noon Tuesday.
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Canton
Ealen
Newa
Ima
Miss Ima
Canton Daily News
Miss Ina
Hsaten
Kiwanis Club hears conservation plea and entertainment
Members of the Kiwanis Club discussed a conservation plea for fish game and forests by O. O. Barker Mansfield attorney. The Walton league work was urged for club participation. Entertainment featured the On Daddy musical comedy company with solos by Helen Burke Lillian Bessant and a Chesterfield Four quartet. Joe Marian was introduced to the group.
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Kiwanis Club
Irak Walton Club
O. O. Barker
Mansfield
Walton League
Meyers Lake Park Theater
Helen Burke
Lillian Bessant
Chesterfield Four
Joe Marian
Lawyers Block Rail Hearing
Washington June 23 attorneys for the New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads successfully blocked hearings on the Harriman Loree proposal to build a new railroad across Pennsylvania named the New York Pittsburgh and Chicago. Counsel objected to a report by F A Molster president of the new road for containing irrelevant testimony.
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Washington
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Harriman-Loree
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Three Roads
F. A. Molster
New Road
Lutheran Convention Opens in Massillon With Delegates
About 60 delegates are expected to attend the Sunday school convention of the Lutheran churches of Stark and nearby counties in Massillon today. The first session starts this afternoon with further sessions this evening and on Wednesday morning afternoon and evening.
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Massillon
Lutheran Churches
Stark
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K-H-Z Department Store
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