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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
3
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Coolidge Thrills at Home in New England Visit
WAMPSCOTT Mass June 27 President Coolidge feels at home in New England among old friends and colleagues. He plans a long auto ride and remarks on tariff policy, Dawes plan, and European debts reflecting a high tariff stance. The press lines up for interviews as Coolidge signals a tariff fight to come this autumn and winter.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Wampscott
Mass
Coolidge
New England
White House
Washington
Yesteryears
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
Brussels
America
Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Europe
Republican Party
Four Cities Lead Ohio VFW Convention Contest
Four delegations from Stuehenville Warren Elyria and Marietta vie for the fifth annual Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in 1926. Canton’s Floyd Hughes post backs Karl A Feist for Adjutant Judge and Francis J Cook for state commander, while debates over a national home and insurance reinstatement extend into Friday sessions with parades and ceremonies marking the event.
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Stuehenville
Warren
Elyria
Marietta
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Columbiana Co
Canton
Karl A. Feist
Ohio
Floyd Hughes
Feist
Michigan
A. A Franzheim
National Council
Francis J. Cook
Wills H. Hall
1St
Liverpool
Congress
Caillaux Plan Approved by French Chamber
Paris dispatch reports the French chamber passed Caillaux’s four point financial package after hours of debate. It includes budget cuts by the finance minister, inflation of bank note circulation to 2.1 billion francs, exchange of defense bonds for treasury bonds with state guarantees, and a rule fixing the floating debt when the bond exchange occurs. The government’s majority fell to 330 of 500 amid Socialist abstentions, with officials insisting the measures relieve treasury strain though critics warn of inflation and possible future bond issues.
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Canton Daily News
Paris
Caillaux
Treasury
France
Lmit
Painleve
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Paincare
Miller
The
Greece Falls Under New Cabinet After Coup
Athens June 27 A new Greek cabinet led by Gen Pangalos faced efforts to restore order after a bloodless revolution. Former premier Michalakopoulos attended swearing in and challenged the new leader. Pangalos said his rule is a political turnover not dictatorship and rejected Mussolini and Rivera comparisons.
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Athens
Michalakopoulos
Pangalos
Philippine typhoon fatal to eight in Bulacan and Camarines
Manila report says a typhoon claimed at least eight lives in Bulacan and Camarines provinces. Five died in Bulacan while Daet in Camarines suffered three deaths and near total destruction. Property damage not yet estimated.
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Manila
Bulacin
Camarines
Daet
Camarines Province
Four Hurt in Kansas City Building Explosion
Four persons were injured, none seriously, when a two story building exploded in Kansas City Missouri early this morning. All the injured were sleeping on the second floor. An investigation was to be made today. New York's largest hotel has 2,200 rooms.
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Kansas City
New York
Third term fight heats Ohio GOP politics in 1936
Ohio Republicans debate a three term bid for Gov Donahey as 1936 campaign prep heats up. Secretaries Brown Thompson and other leaders clash over third term ambitions while Crabbe White Lewis Taft and Taber backers mobilize for primary battles.
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A. Thompson
Cleveland
Yernor
Brown
James Je
Sandusky
Jim
Harry L. Davis
Begg
Davis
Columbus
Louis J. Taber
Belmont
National Grange
Taber
Thomp
Omey
C. C. Crabbe
Ndon
James A. White
t-Saloon League
Ohio
Charles H. Lewis
Ster
Robert A. Taft
Cineir
John ZL
Cable
Lima
Myers Shag
Cincinnati
E Avis
Isreed
Ampson
Gas Tax Repeal Fight Aims For Next Legislature
Former Franklin County attorney Atwood states plans to challenge the Pendigg gas tax in court while pushing repeal efforts. He notes the law has boosted receipts since April, yet state treasurer reports show only part of the $350,000 settlements actually paid. The effort targets the next legislature and ongoing constitutional questions remain unresolved.
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Columbus
Torm
Atwood
Franklin Atwood
Pendigg
Franklin Co
Autos Collide at Intersection on Friday
A. A. Zim of 1114 Deberget NW and Bailey were involved in a crash at the intersection of 3rd Street and Schwalm Avenue NE. Zim driving north on Schwalm and Bailey heading east on 3rd Street collided Friday afternoon near Market Avenue.
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A. A. Zim
Deberget
Im Ay
3Rd St
Bailey Wing
Srd
Zim- M
Schwalm
Caillaux Plans Win Senate Approval in France
Paris June 27 Finance Minister Caillaux won Senate Finance Commission approval for his audacious money proposals after the chamber of deputies backed them late into the night. The Senate panel voted 9 to 5, while the chamber tally stood 330 to 34 in Caillauxs favor.
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Paris
Caillaux
France
Senate Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Senate Commission
Chamber
Shepherd Freed In Murder Case After Tumultuous Verdict
After five and a half hours of deliberation the jury found William Darling Shepherd not guilty. Pandemonium erupted in the courtroom as cheers and boos filled the room and spectators pressed forward for a better view. Shepherd thanked the jurors and Judge Lynch for a fair trial, then embraced his lawyers and supporters.
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William Darling Shepherd
M Ward
Billy McClintock
Leago
Ilinois
Shepherd
Thomas J Lynch
Ways to aid world trade under reparations plan
Brussels report by the International Chamber of Commerce outlines four methods to transfer reparations without harming world business. Proposed measures include expanding German industry and normal deliveries, boosting allied public works materials, and increasing foreign exchange balances via German securities purchases.
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Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Dawes Commission
Owen Dp. Yung
New York
Henry Robinson
California
Josiah Stamp
England
Alberto Pirelli
Italy
Germany
Bronze Woman Calm In Court Amid Scandal
Mrs Pinkham describes calm poise through school days to New York society, detailing how Talbot Chambers sought money with threats to self harm, and how her steadfast self control shapes her ruined reputation.
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Talbot Chambers
Liquor Courts Struck Down by Judge in Ohio
Judge Stanley Struble of Hamilton County Common Pleas Court rules village liquor courts are commercialized enterprises enforcing prohibition for money and says marshals act as bandits under this system. The decision will be appealed to higher tribunals, as forecast by Mayor A R Pugh of North College Hill.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Struble
Hamilton Co
Akron Man Heads Ohio Universalists Centennial
At the Ohio Universalists centennial convention in Columbus H E Simmons of Akron was elected president succeeding the late W O Jameson of Columbus. Other officers include Vice President Albert H Homans of Cleveland Secretary Stanley Stall of Cincinnati Treasurer C R Olin of Akron and Trustee E J Wieland of Mt Gilead.
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Columbus
Ohio Universalists
H. E. Simmons
Akron
Ohio Universalists Association
W. O. Jameson
Albert H. Homans
Cleveland
Stanley Stall
Riffians Defeat Madrid in Spanish Offensive Losses Reported
June 27. The Riffian tribesmen were defeated at every turn with heavy losses in the Spanish drive against the Ben Marra tribes, the war office announced today. The Spanish lost four whites and fifty native soldiers in the attacks.
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Madrid
Ben Marra
War Office
Bicycle Taken From Front of McKinley High School
Milton Rubin of 1725 Harvard Court Northwest reports his bicycle was stolen Friday afternoon from in front of McKinley High School. Police are investigating the incident.
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Milton Rubin
Harvard Ct NW
McKinley High School
Courtesy Shown Germans in China
German residents in south China were treated with preference by Chinese authorities during a strike. German households were protected and Chinese servants were barred from participating in domestic walkouts. The German community reportedly received no extra territorial rights.
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China
London
South
Canton
China Hom Ics
Woman Injured When Struck By Automobile on Canton Road
Mrs. Sarah Krause Schuler suffered serious injuries Friday afternoon after being struck by a car driven by Earl Gracy on Canton Massillon road. She has a compound fracture of the right leg and severe head lacerations and is expected to recover. Gracy, though shaken, was uninjured. deputy sheriff Gibson investigated and said Gracy’s car wedged between a telephone pole and a fence after the incident.
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Sarah Krause Schuler
Canton Massillon
Earl Gracy
Louisiana
John Schuster
Gracy
Aultman Hospital
Gibson
Evanston Adopts New Police Chief With Modern Ideas
Evanston names William A. Wiltberger jr as police chief, set to start July 1, introducing preventive policing rooted in criminology and sociology. The college graduate from Berkeley advocates crime causes understanding, professionalizing policing, and balancing veteran experience with new theory.
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Tle
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Ihs
Wort
August Vollmer
Berkely
Cal
Wiltberger
Alen
Republicans Prepare Heavy Campaign To Win Western Senate Seats
The Republican party readies a major fall offensive on the western front to capture senate seats in Wisconsin and North Dakota. With Insurgents seeking candidates to replace LaFollette and Ladd, conservatives organize for a broad mobilization ahead of next year when 32 senate seats are contested. Senator Butler of Massachusetts will lead the drive with a western tour and planned conferences with lieutenants.
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Washington
Republican Party
Senate
Wisconsin
North Dakota
LaFollette
Ladd
West
Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Wth
Auto Stolen From Near Timken Plant
Raymond Lutz of R. D. No. 1 Canton reported Friday night that his Chevrolet touring car with license 426 753 was stolen from near the Timken Roller Bearing Co. plant where he had left it. Daily News Want Ads promise results.
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R. D
Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
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