Ohio Men Named For Cabinet Post In New Dispatch
Two Ohioans are named as potential nominees for the secretary of the navy post, with pressure from Buckeye politicians to place an Ohioan in the cabinet. The Daugherty resignation looms and a White House decision is delayed as lawmakers review the matter amid ongoing investigations.
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Ohio
Ewin. Dent
Theodore H Burton
Clevelant Land
William Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
Thookhart
Towa
Daugherty
White House
Wheeler
Montana
Two Husbands Lost Same Day in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 6 a divorce decree and an annulment were obtained the same day. William Cloudman De Vinney relieved a wife from a difficult situation after she believed her first husband was dead. She had remarried but was found to have committed bigamy when the first husband was discovered alive. She will legalize the remarriage once both dissolutions finalize.
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Stra Wiliam Cloudman-De Vinney
Rt Musband
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Veing
Darry de Viriney
Floor Meet Replay Likely After Ineligible Withdrawal
Reportedly Northeastern and Canton athletes faced eligibility issues delaying the floor meet. Competition would be replayed next week with scheduled rounds and the winner to join regional rivals in a broader tournament, as officials review objections and entries.
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Rene
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arHal
Tiley
Igh
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Harberton
Areon
Rawdon
Felis
House Acts on Soldier Bonus Measures
Disjointed early text reports a congressional debate on a soldier bonus. The fragment mentions March 6 and refers to votes, a committee, and the House action. Names and clear details are missing or garbled in OCR.
Pact Review Spurs Sunito March Agreement
A uncertain report outlines a pact labeled Venate Ratiptes with a March deadline. The document mentions an ASunNeto framework and hints at a future accord between involved parties, though specifics remain unclear.
Heir To Fortune Likes Poor Farm
Middle Borrow Kentucky March 6. It is the best place I ever lived. The heir to fortune, White, a descendant from the mob in France, says the poor farm is the place for him. He has spent four years in town painting and dressing and says the poor farm gave him a chance.
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Steve
White
France
Deported Greek Immigrant Soterion Plithakis Reported
Washington notes Wil lam G. Marragor of Canton has made a direct plea to Representative Mc Eweeney for Greek national Soterion Plithakis who entered via Canada and is now in private Jilin presenting indications of deportation to Cuba. The case is described as distressing with scarce funds and possible victim of fraudulent representations.
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Canton
United States to Represent at International Arts Conference
Geneva reports a five-member committee met to arrange a meeting under League auspices for the international arts conference opening November 17. Eswin Noll will represent the United States at the event hosted under the auspices of the League of Nations.
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Eswin Noll
United States
Astor Candidate Announces Dover Parliament Bid
In Seville on March 6 an accident injured several after a car overturned. Astor announces intent to run for parliament in the Dover constituency, with a technic team hired and a serious plan to regain the seat.
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Seville
Spain
House of Commons
Dover
Dome Scandal Nervous Capital Increases Pressure
Washington reacts to a sweeping probe into the UK Veterans' Bureau style scandal. The piece notes nerves in the capital as scrutiny grows over officials and impressions of impropriety. It mentions President Coolidge telegrams and McLean's potential influence on DC appointments, signaling a widening inquiry.
Americans to Be Cardinals in Vatican Consistory
Rome confirms Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes of New York and Archbishop George Mundelein of Chicago will be created cardinals at a consistory late March. They are expected to arrive in Rome around March 29, aiding the Vatican story buildup and widely cited for years of active leadership in American Catholic affairs.
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Vatican
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
George W. Mundelein
Chicago
Vatican 4
Mayes
Mundelein
United States
Columbus Welfare Conference On Child Welfare Begins
The Columbus Ohio welfare conference opens today with Rev Father Karl Alter to discuss development of dependent children. St Anthony's orphanage will aid local charity groups as speakers address child welfare issues through the evening, with the conference concluding Friday.
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Ataton, Ohio
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Nitaren
Senaton
Socialists expel ministers over policy clash in Paris
In Paris on March 6 the radical socialist party ousted Minister Cyrontes Sarraut and Under Secretary Laffont for backing Premier Poineare at the chamber. The vote also punished a deputy for pursuing the disputed financial measures.
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Radial Socialit Party
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Poineare
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Government May Build Post Offices Looms Over Bill
The omnibus public building bill to fund post offices and federal courts seems doomed in this session. Congressmen like Sweeney push for action as impatience grows to secure new buildings. A separate public works plan may be pursued to meet present needs, with support from Wooster and other lawmakers.
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Mornay Dairy New Meat
Washington
Federal Court
Ste
Sweeney
College men leave school hunting jobs
Canton Daily News reports that college and university presidents are aware of student immorality accusations and remark that current campus “calleziate” conduct is a passing phase. They warn the issue draws scrutiny from alumni and the public, prompting questions about post graduation outcomes for the college man.
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Robert
Canton Daily News
New York
College
Halle
Nimoat
Ford production outlook steadies despite slow retail demand
March estimates show Ford Motor Co likely to miss the earlier 10 000 car goal as plant output remains constrained. Nearby rivals such as Pais Madman and Chevrolet plan heavier schedules while the industry employs about 364 812 workers with an average weekly wage near two dollars, signaling modest payroll totals for Detroit factories.
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Ford Motor Co
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Madman
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Picture men meet theater owners of Ohio
A gathering of Ohio theater owners in Columbus discusses proposed amendments to laws governing movie house operations. Riegel, director of the censorship bureau, and Welsh of the New York Picture World, are slated attendees and speakers.
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Ohio
Vernon St. Riegel
Sensorahip
I Welsh
New York
M Ton Picture World
Peux
Forbes GIVES BOND IN COURT
Former head of Veterans Bureau Forbes received a $10,000 bond for his appearance in Chicago for a preliminary hearing. Government counsel disclosed parts of the indictment including conspiracy to defraud and accepting a bribe.
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Veterans Bureau
Washington
Ironton School Building Burns in Mysterious Fire
A municipal fire tore through the Ironton school building after a Wednesday night explosion. Investigators probe the blaze as damage disrupts classes and raises questions about the cause and timing of the incident.
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Ironton School
Ironton, C
Tax Cut Agreement Delayed Legislation Prompt Short Term Cut
Passage notes the tax cut was postponed due to delayed legislation but deemed wise to enact an immediate temporary reduction. It discusses splitting the process into a quick interim tax cut and a longer approval path, reflecting urgency in relief. The wording suggests parliamentary hesitation and strategic timing.
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Weil
Identity Mixes ResiGent Nation Not the Nayer
A garbled OCR fragment references an identity mix up involving a residential figure and a union, but the text is unclear. It mentions a mixed identity and a misattributed name connected to a local group or department, with no solid dates or places readable.
Doctor Frank Nape Dies at Home in Canton
Dr Frank Nape 40 a Canton physician since 1910 died at home in Canton on a Wednesday evening from pneumonia after four days of illness though two years of brain tumor. He came from Cleveland to Canton and attended medical school at Freeserve. He owned an airplane and aviation fleet in northwest Canton near the Meyer farm. Survived by wife Ada Nape three daughters Swami Fulah Gladys and Mendora and John M Nape of Carrollton and brother Harry Nape. Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 at parental cemetery.
Judge Fines Man Commends Action
A fragmentary report describes a judge fining a man and commending his action after an incident involving a confrontation in a wife’s room. The text is garbled but references names Gossett and Tooberts and mentions battery and lint, with unclear quotes and outcomes.
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Gosett
Tooberts
Gossett
Air Charge Made by Phone Company Alleged Dictatorship
Grover Whalen, commissioner of plants structures for New York City, urged the federal trade commission to seek a congressional investigation into radio broadcasting and the alleged air dictatorship by the telephone and telegraph company. He pressed for scrutiny of the industry’s control over airwaves and proposed regulatory action.
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American Telephone and Elegraph Co
Federal Trade Commisions
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Grover Whalen
New York City
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Wheelng Candidate Files for Delegates at Large
A Wheeling man filed with the secretary of state to be a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention. The filing cites support from party members and mentions candidates and public figures in Charleston, West Virginia.
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W.va
Mekinley
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Democraie National Convention
Steubenville Millworker Found Dead Under Suspected Action
Authorities probe motive after a Steubenville millworker ends his life in his home. The man shot himself with a pistol placed on a chair after dinner, then moved to his bedroom where he reportedly discharged the weapon. Police seek clarity on his motive as investigations continue.
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Veater
Foster
Feater
Governor to act on petition in state reform push
Gov A Donahey is expected to act today on a petition from the Water Utility Board urging common pleas judges statewide to grant greater authority and bypass powers to ease court congestion. The board pressed for action and outlined the potential impact of expanded judicial powers.
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Common Pleas
Engineer KIL Perry in Pacific crash reports
A damaged early-20th century report cites engineer Maren Perry and a female engineer aboard the Chicago Mina and Mt. Paul Pacific, with passengers injured and one killed. The Madrid treaty extension and port towns are noted in scattered results.
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Probes Break Records as Investigations Expand
Nationwide inquiries surge as government probes multiply across agencies. The report cites increases in inquiries tied to revenue enforcement, land deals, and diplomatic concerns while noting renewed scrutiny of contracts and alleged influence on policy.
Fire Daugherty Coolidge Urged Washington Resignation Pressure
March 6 report indicates strong internal party pressure to force Attorney General Daugherty from cabinet service. White House officials neither confirm nor deny the talks as rumors spread among Republicans. Daugherty heads to Washington after a brief stop, with renewed calls for his retirement intensifying debates over succession.
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Coolidge
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Daugherty
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House
Daughe
White House
Tong
Cincinnati Police Seek Bandit Gang
Cincinnati police hunt a bandit gang blamed for a string of robberies. The alleged mastermind is said to be Vera McDonna, 19, of Indianapolis, held on a pending charges case after numerous street robberies and assaults. Officials deny any connection to the group.
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Cincinnat
Mins
Vera McDonna
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Ang
Giet
Brick plant disaster wipes out Peebles Reich group
A brick plant disaster in Peebles Reich destroys the operation and leaves two hundred workers unemployed. The incident results in estimated damages around 160,000 dollars and occurred on March 6. Local officials report the plant was completely destroyed.
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