Plan to lease Cook homestead for juvenile detention center
A Canton special committee proposes leasing the old Cook homestead at Park Ave and Tuscarawas St W for five years at 125 dollars monthly. The plan aims to convert the property into a temporary juvenile detention home until court cases are disposed of, with broad civic and religious support.
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Cook
Tuscara
St W
J. G. Berdel
Stark Co Commissioners
W. E. Bridge
General Juvenile Detention Home Committee
E. J. Lander
Chamber of Commerce
Stark
Canton
Park Av
Tuscarawas St W
Lieutenant Colonel Feeher Named Air Service Successor
Brigadier General William Mitchell reverts to colonel as Weeks does not reappoint him. Secretary Weeks recommends Lieutenant Colonel James Ed. Feeher to succeed Mitchell. The president will appoint Weeks chosen candidate for the post. Mitchell attends Fortress Monroe tests for anti aircraft guns against planes.
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Washington
PP. C
William Mitchell
Air Service
Weeks
James Ed. Feeher
Mitchell
Jechetts
Kelly Field
Texas
Fortress Monrose
Mitchall
Dawes Pushes Senate Rule Reform Amid Hazing
Vice President Dawes plans summer speeches to explain his push for senate rule changes. He faces criticism but reports strong support from officials and citizens. Senator Reed denounced Dawes at a hotel dinner, calling him a jackass for opposing established views.
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Washington
Mar
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
House of Representatives
Senator Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Massachusetts
Reed
Jackass
Calhoun
Webster
Kipling
India
Boulay Refuses to Resign as Highway Director
Columbus Ohio March L A Boulay state highway director today refused to resign to Governor Donahey. He said he will retire voluntarily at the end of his present term August 11. Donahey has clashed with Boulay over highway policy but cannot remove him as the post is constitutional.
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Columbus
Donahey
Pueblo Grande Flourishing City in Ancient Nevada Discovery
Archaeologists from the Museum of the American Indian led by M. R. Harrington uncover layers in the lost city of Pueblo Grande near Pueblo, Nevada. The site reveals a rich pre historic settlement with well planned streets and artifacts as ancient Pueblo Grande thrived long before European culture, with trade goods and textiles indicating complex society.
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Western Hemisphere
Europe
Pineta
Nevada
Greece
Pueblo Grande
Museum of the American Indian
M. R. Harrington
America
Auto Crash in Indiana Kills Seven Family Members
In Williamsport Indiana a car collided with a truck and a freight car, killing seven members of the Bodine family. The victims include Mrs. Buby Bodine 26 and children Gertrude Bodine 5, Elsworth Bodine 6 months, Fred Bodine Jr. 19 months, and Clara Hurd 21, with Marysville ties. Names of other Bodine relatives and exact ages are reported.
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Iliamsport
Ind
Buby Bodine
Lamsport
Clara Hurd
Bisin
Bodine
Marysville
Gertrude Bodine
Mabeine
Elsworth Bodine
Mths
Fred Bodine
Daugh
New York Cabarets Near Padlock After Legal Push
New York reports say streets around Sixth Avenue to Broadway face renewed scrutiny as Mary P Buckner, New York’s new district attorney, targets four cabarets with injunctions. The El Fey club, once tied to star Guinan, is named amid a crackdown on late night venues.
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New York
Mary P Buckner
Alwas
Uekner
el Fey
Broadway
Guinan
Fey
Fifteen More Salesmen Held in Templar Probe
Cleveland March 6 Fifteen additional former salesmen of the Templar Motor Car Co were named in indictments by the grand jury. Four were indicted yesterday bringing total to 22 indictments naming 21 salesmen in the blue sky law probe. More than 7 million dollars was sunk in the defunct company for reorganization, prosecutors said.
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Cleveland
Templar Motor Car Co
Grand
Edward Stanton
Moses Honored by Colleague in Senate Pro Tem Vote
Washington March 6 Senate Republican George H Moses of New Hampshire was elected president pro tem in a straight party line vote of 50 to 26. The administration backed Moses while Democrats pressed Senator Pittman of Nevada. His selection was later approved by acclamation.
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Senate
Washington
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moses
Pittman
Nevada
Miners Rescued From Peabody Mine Camp Near Riverton
Seventeen men were overcome by bad air and rescued today from the Peabody mine at Riverton near Springfield Newfoundland after reports of an explosion. The incident followed circulated warnings and involved a mine rescue effort by local crews.
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Springfield
Peabody
Riverton
Here
Ohio Briefs reported incidents across cities
A Toledo blast wrecked Nina Perry home with no injuries and no gas. In Warren, 61 defendants tied to Niles Klan riots face trial March 16. Toledo investigates Charles Roger death after a car crash. A Cleveland teacher went missing suspect, Betty Jean Britt. New York police alerted. Also, Emma Sinks jailed for wrongdoing and safety officials test bulletproof vests in Cleveland. A coal operators meeting in the region was postponed to March 17.
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Warren
Betty Jean Britt
New York
Absence Sparks Push to Fine House Members
In Columbus the Ohio House debates a $10 fine for 45 absent members during the first Friday session. Speaker Humes notes only 85 of 130 present while sergeants at arms may compel attendance if members have not left the state. Knapp endorses enforcing the law to expose who stays away.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
House
Humes
Delaware Co
Indiana
Knapp
Medina Eco
Get Your Booze By Parcel Post
Federal prohibition agents and postal authorities in Cleveland trace a New York bootleg ring alleged to mail whiskey into Ohio. The operation uses deceptive mailing names like China or Shoes and fake return addresses, complicating tracing as shipments reportedly surge.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Siegfried
Roosevelts Plan Africa Expedition For Rare Animals
New York March 6 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt plan a near term expedition to Africa to collect rare animals for the Field Museum Chicago The mission funded by James Simpson of Marshall Field Company Chicago aims to secure a soltered gazelle tiger and ibex in a Simpson Roosevelt Wield Expedition.
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Theodore
Kermit
Chicago
New York
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Asia
Field Museum
Marco Polo
China
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Company
Simpson- Roosevelt
Arrests After Struggle with Suspects on Canton Wayneburg Rd
A. G. Smith and Roy Scott were arrested Thursday night by Deputy Sheriffs Gibson and Dieterick after a confrontation following reports of two men attempting to stop cars on the Canton Wayneburg road. The pair attacked the officers during a rough encounter while both were intoxicated.
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A. G. Smith
Gibbs Av
Roy Scott
Rex
Gibson
Dieterick
Canton-Wayneeburg Rdt
Four Prisoners Escape From Wellsburg Jail
A Brooke county posse searches hills for four inmates who escaped last night by digging through tall walls. Blake Schultze, 19, felon, led the break with two years to state prison. accomplices include H. D Greathouse 24 Reed Botton of Follanshee and William Barnes 3 of Follanshee.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Brooke Co Hills
Lberty
J. B. Sommerville
Blake Schultze
Follanshee
Schultze
H. D Greathouse
Reed Botton
Texas Follanshee
William Barnes
Steamship Artigus Refloats After Run Ashore Near Nantucket
The freighter Artigus bound for Boston ran aground on Half Moon Shoal between Pollick Rip and Nantucket Island. It refloated on the rising tide with 39 crew aboard and continued under its own steam after the revenue cutter Achusnet reached the scene from Woodshole.
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New Bedford
Maia
Artigus
Baltimore
Poston
Half Moon Shoal
Pollick Rip
Nantucket Island
Achusnet
Woodshole
Robbery case leads to three suspects and a woman
Fred Leidke of Mapleton reports he bought liquor at 616 2nd St SE then was attacked by youths who stole 263 and a 2000 deposit certificate. Police arrested Maud Carter and three men Jack Zuber Roy Burris and Bernard Drummond for questioning.
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Fred Leidke
Mapleton
Leidke
2Nd St SE
Maud Carter
van Gunton
Pilcher
Walter
Mrs. Carter
Jack Zuber
2Nd St NE
Roy Burris
3Rd St
Bernard Drummond
Hartford Av
Navy plans Paris to New York non stop flight
Paris March 6 The Navy Department ordered a special airplane for a non stop flight from Paris to New York during the year. The craft will be powered by a 460 horsepower motor with fuel tanks holding four liters. Tests will be conducted late this spring.
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Paris
Navy Department
New York
Body Found in Abandoned Farm House
Coroner Murphy and police in Columbus investigate the death of an unidentified man found in an isolated farm house. The ~30 year old victim, poorly dressed, has elbow and leg injuries. Authorities weigh accident exposure or foul play as causes. A handkerchief reads Kel Williame and a Peters Papas pay envelope is found with a Pennsylvania fishing license button.
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Columbus
Murphy
Pennsylvania
Peter Papas
Senate rejects open session on Warren nomination
In Washington on March 6 the Republican senate voted down a proposal for public consideration of Charles B. Warren’s attorney general nomination. Senator Gooding urged an open session, but administration leaders led the majority to reject it.
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Washington
Charles B. Warren
Senate
Senator Gooding
Idaho
World Court ratification faces Senate gridlock in 1925
In Washington the March 6 report notes Democrats back ratification while many Republicans stall. President Coolidge urged adherence and a two thirds vote could pass if party discipline holds. With the next two weeks seen as a window, talk of blocking persists, as Senators weigh holidays and domestic priorities.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Senate
United States
Robinson
Coolidge
House
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Dawes
Foreign Relations Committee
Payment to Americans held by Lin Cheng bandits begins
The American legation started payments to captives including Miss Lucy Aldrich, relative of John D. Rockefeller Jr., with a check for 41090 dollars mailed to the state department for delivery to her.
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Pekin
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