German cabinet crisis averted as Dietrich named finance minister
In Berlin, President Hindenburg appoints Hermann Dietrich to succeed Moldenhauer, replacing him as finance minister. Dietrich, already in three cabinet posts in a year, vows economy and a 5 percent income tax on all while pushing for public official sacrifices and broader cuts. The deficit, analysts say, may exceed the government’s estimates, with rail, municipal, and state losses looming and rates unable to rise. Separately, First United Brethren Church fosters a large recreation program at Market and 30th, including baseball, tennis, horseshoes, and planned outings. The Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. hosts its sixth annual Minerva Park picnic with sports, dancing, and a 12-inning baseball classic between Minerva and Canton plants.
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Gustav Stolper
Canton Daily News
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Hermann Dietrich
Paul Moldenhauer
Finance
Moldenhauer
Bruening
Herr Hoepker-Aschoff
Reich
Socialista
Dietrich
Herr Dietrich
Reichatag
First United Brethren Church
Market
N and 30Th St
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Minerva Park
Minerva
Canton
No. 6
Imperial
Archie Neff
Night Hawks
Joe Simone
Earl Simpson
Lillian Devidio
Frank Plaver
Robert Hockenberger
Erma Caringe
Michael Raymonds
Elizabeth Pratt
Mike Plaver
N. D. Simpson
First United Brethren Church Sunday School
Market Ar N
Lloyd Stephens
Fred Cseak
Virgil Hinton
Avery Brunner
Paul Bilby
Hilby
Arthur Jarrett
Newcomerstown Bride Weds Cleveland Broker Saturday
Miss Margaret Jane Beers daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Beers of Newcomerstown married Mr Frederick J Evans of Cleveland at noon Saturday in Newcomerstown. Rev George Shurtz officiated with close family present. The couple plans a Canada and New England motor trip and will reside at 2086 FE 132d St Cleveland after August 1.
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Newcomerstown
Margaret Jane Beers
George A. Beers
Frederick J. Evans
Cleveland
George Shurtz
First Congregational Church
Canton
Bryar White
Emma Margaret Hawk
George W. Hawk
Tuscarawasca
Lutheran Church
George
Jacob
Charles
Dover
Grover
Lawrence Snaviey
Niles, Mich
H. E. Winkelman Cleveland
J. E. Cline
George Benedum
C. B. Allman
Della Boscoff
George Kuhn
Emmet Mathais
New Philadelphia
C. D. Besch
Westlawn
Seeholtz Funeral Home
Massillon Welfare Federation elects Charles Gordon to board
Mr. Charles Gordon of 325 4th St NE is elected to the Massillon Welfare Federation board to fill the unexpired term of C E Stuart. Mrs Gordon will serve through this year. Stuart resigned after about five years, due to his trustee role on the Y M C A board, in conflict with the federation constitution.
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Massillon
Charles Gordon
4Th St NE
Massillon Welfare Federation
C. E. Stuart
Gordon
Stuart
Welfare Federation
Alliance Armory Contract Delayed Until October
Contracts for the Alliance armory erection will not be let until October, per Adjutant General Reynolds via Major Hart. Delays stem from minor plan changes requested by Captain H. W. Clark. Alliance labor and products will be used, aided by low building material costs enabling a large structure.
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Alliance
A. W. Reynolds
C. F. Hart
H. W. Clark
Capt. Clark
Massillon Band Sets Second Sippo Park Concert
The reorganized Massillon band will perform Sunday afternoon at Sippo Park directed by Oscar Puegner. A July to September schedule includes concerts at Sippo and Oak Knoll parks with nine pieces such as Pride of the King, Fountain of Youth, and March of the Three Musketeers.
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Massillon
Sippo Park
Oscar Puegner
Sippo
Oak Knoll Parks
Pride of the Kina
K. LL
Byer
K. Ll Kt
Iand International Fantasa
F. H. Rollinson
Voreaken
William Kretchmer
Fahrbach
A Hermann
the Goldman Band
Karl King
Pastor Appointments and Installations in Ohio Churches
Dr. Joseph Sittler announced Rev. A. M. Himes will lead Christ United Lutheran Church in Cambridge beginning August 1 after accepting the Plymouth pastorate. Rev. 8. D. Meyers of Findlay is to be installed at St. Paul United Lutheran Church in Alliance. Rev. R. G. Schulz will preach at Stovertown in Muskingum County on Sunday.
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Columbus
Joseph Sittler
Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church
A. M. Himes
Plymouth
Christ United Lutheran Church
Cambridge
Littler
D. Meyers of
Findlay
St. Paul
Emma Johnston Bitten by Three Copperheads Near Powhatan
Emma Johnston eighteen was bitten ten times by copperhead snakes after colliding with a nest on her father’s farm in Powhatan Ohio. Doctors used serum flown from New York by air last night but her condition remained critical as she lay semi conscious in a raspberry patch.
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Powhatan
Emma Johnston
New York
Miss Johnston
D. F. Mowry
Greyhound announces 12 percent cut in transcontinental fares
D. Miller Greyhound general traffic manager based in Cleveland says a fare reduction takes effect tomorrow with 12 percent off one way tickets and seven percent off round trips. Passengers may use different routes for return travel.
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Cleveland
Miller
MSGR. TREIBER TO BE HONORED
Monograph outlines Msgr. Treiber’s career from his Cleveland birth to ordination in 1880 and early pastorates at Mineral Ridge Salem and East Palestine. It notes his role founding St. Joseph's parish and his long service before his Crestline posting in 1899. The piece previews a summer dedication for a new church honoring his work.
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Msgr
Treiber
Msgr. Treiber
St. Joseph's Parish
Mags
Tuscara
St W
Megr. Treiber
Cleveland
Gilmour
Mineral Ridge
Salem
East Palestine
St. Joseph's Church
Crestline
Parishes Grow Under Megr Treiber’s Mission in Canton
Megr Treiber organized St Mary’s parish and in 1902 was assigned to establish St Joseph’s as Canton expanded westward. A new replica of an old Roman church honors his work in the parish and community as St Joseph’s steady growth continues.
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Canton
St. Mary’ Parish
St Mary's
St. Joseph's
Megr. Treiber
Plane crash near Haverstraw claims life and injures two
A recently purchased airplane crashed in the Hudson River near Haverstraw New York. One person was fatally injured and two others were badly hurt. The incident was reported by telephone from Roosevelt Field.
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Roosevelt Field
L. L
Hudson River
Haverstraw
N. Y
Survey of Conditions in Important Industries Issued
Julius H. Barnes chairman of the national business survey released a factual report on current conditions in key industries. He emphasized that public construction and money rates are among favorable factors and urged individuals form their own opinions without external influence.
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Julius H. Barnes
Issung Pac
Washington
National Business Survey
Barnes
Borah Hopes for Summer Naval Treaty Action
Senator Borah, head of the foreign relations panel, urged President Hoover to reconvene the Senate before the July holiday to consider the London Naval Treaty. He believes a prompt session could prevent a drift to break for recess jeopardizing treaty ratification.
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Washington
P. Ham E. Borah
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Hoover Wieal
Senate
Sen. Borah
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