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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment describes ards foiling barricaded men and their capture in a yard. It references Wooler, a near confrontation, and mentions an unarmed field scene with unclear personal names and locations. The text is mostly indecipherable.
Madrid reports a rumor that Abdel Krim, leader of the RIE tribesmen in Morocco, is dead and that his brother has claimed command. No official confirmation. London dispatches indicate the Spanish government may credit the claim.
Columbus dispatch reports the Ohio General Assembly may adjourn before April 1 after a brief session. Key figures, including Speaker Marty D. Silver and Rep. Robert A. Tat, outline plans to finish bills, with potential vetoes by the governor. The article notes committee activity, proposed constitutional changes, and pending confirmations in a busy legislative period.
Dayton inventor of the lane, a noted figure, contributed 20 seats for Oberlin college’s reopened stadium. The venue will have a seating capacity of 1,600.
The Onto State Automobile association backs prison labor to build road materials and state owned brick punts for gravel roads. Attorney Savters said the idea could lower costs as a new method to obtain road supplies was presented at the convention in Columbus.
The article promotes Wile tablets as a milder liver and bowel remedy avoiding calomel’s harsh effects. It claims calomel harms teeth and uses opinionated praise for safer, gentler relief. Dr Edwards is mentioned as endorsing the product with claims of relief from constipation and headaches.
Report from Kansas City that authorities seized a freight car containing liquor tied to a Chicago area operation. The case involves two men and names James C. Urlegs as a company official. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a major seizure and investigation connected to a centralization line.
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