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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
7
The readable text fragments hint at treaty discussions and party positions. It mentions peace, nomination, and serious concerns about structural terms. No clear events or dates emerge, but the tone suggests a debate or diplomatic document excerpt.
Washington June 28 Senator Harding nominee will return to Ohio tomorrow after a weekend trip to the West He will hold a conference in Marion Saturday with no engagements that day A staff of about 20 clerks and typists will accompany him The campaign plans include possible Chicago and New York speeches and a pacification effort to win Western Republicans with heartfelt talks to keep voters aligned behind the ticket
In Rome reports say six people were killed and many wounded in clashes between anarchists and soldiers. Attacks hit trains near Borgaccio Ancona with casualties among passengers and police, while headquarters at Paina and San Lazzaro faced bombings. Piombino barracks were attacked but quelled by armored cars.
Rioting continued through the night in Fermoy with extensive looting. Central News from Dublin reports smashed windows on three main streets as the unrest spread through the town.
A religious meeting in Bermingers Corners Michigan ended in a gun battle as two factions attempted to disrupt the gathering. One man was killed and another was wounded. Walter 9 of Erie and Morris Druillard of Erie were shot, with investigation by Monroe County authorities ongoing.
A Constantinople dispatch reports Greek soldiers disembarking at Panderma with British naval protection to help push Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s Turkish Nationalist forces from the Dardanelles shores. The piece notes dates as a staple food in Persia and a Persian cook can prepare over 40 dishes featuring dates.
On Canton Playgrounds Tuesday events include tales of elves and the shoemakers at 3 p.m. with a preparatory dramatization. Cook offers singing and games at 3 p.m. Stark presents stories at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. with 3 p.m. new games. Liberty hosts new games at 9:30 a.m. and practice of play at 1:30 p.m.
A ten year old girl Alice Corrello of 1630 Fourth Street SE suffered a fractured leg after being struck by a car on Fourth Street NE Sunday. She was taken to Aultman annex. Driver E. O. Beadle of Carrollton was identified by police as the motorist.
The National Fabricating Co of Canton is incorporated for 25000 by J H Rainsberger. Plans include taking over a Crystal Park Lumber and Coal Co building to install machinery for auto body manufacture. Operations expected to start the first week in July.
Opposition to Senator Atlee Pomerene as leader of the Ohio delegation to the democratic convention did not materialize. Late Sunday night his appointment became known and Thomas Duffy called the delegation together for a digest of fellow delegates views on platform policies. John A. O Dwyer James Marker and Henry Goeke named to credentials permanent organization and rules committees respectively.
Oscar Thomas, a Black man, was in Mercy hospital Monday with a back wound from a sharp object in a Sunday quarrel at a Cherry-ayv boarding house. Jack's ambulance transferred him. Dr. Schall treated him. John Hargrove, arrested Sunday by Officer Miller, is detained for investigation. Dixie Horne, also Black and in whose room the incident allegedly occurred, is under arrest. Police say Thomas is not seriously hurt.
Judge Hubert C. Pontius heard Frank B. Jones seek a writ of mandamus to force Massillon City Auditor Richard B. Crawford to certify petitions to the county board of elections regarding an ordinance approved by the city council granting the Massillon City Water Supply Co increased rates. The auditor argued petitions filed 30 days after passage rather than 80 days after filing with the mayor exempted certification. Decision due Thursday at 9 a.m.
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