Warren Declines Recess Appointment Amid Senate Clash
Washington March 17. Warren, retiring as attorney general, declines a recess appointment after Coolidge offered one. New nominee expected from G Sargent or Thomas W. Nun. ratification to follow. Senate adjournment likely late afternoon with conferring Republicans and a White House visit planned.
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Washington
Ra B. Warren
Coolidge
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
Warren
Itar
Ostensi
Stiss
Canton Woman Levi A Crum Dies In Columbus Home
Former Canton resident Mrs. Levi A. Crum dies in her seventieth year at the Columbus home of her daughter Mrs. Robert T Harris after long illness. Survived by daughters Mrs. George H Clark and Mrs. Rob T Harris and a son Thomas M Crum. Funeral at the Clark home 904 Market Ave N Ursday afternoon at 2.
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Levi A. Crum
Canton
Robert T. Harris
Columbus
Crum
George H. Clark
Market
Rob T. Harris
Thomas M. Crum
Coalingauneral Services
H. Clark
Ursday
Verdict in McCoy assault case returns guilty verdict
In Los Angeles on March 17 a jury found Kid McCoy guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and intent to kill related to a dramatic spread involving a prize fighter. The panel also found him not guilty on four robbery charges, producing a mixed verdict and potential long penalties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ursa
Kid McCoy
Forer
McCoy
Calle
Bureau Rally Highlights Farm Bureau Goals
R Keyser representing Onie rsity in Stark county spoke at a central bureau rally at noon. He described the Farm Bureau aims and duties as part of a campaign with W Waid, state president, presiding.
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R. Keyser
Oniersity
Stark Co
Central
Keyser
Farm Bureau
Tump
W. Waid
Ireland on This St Patrick's Day Rule Ireland
St Patrick's Day 1925 sees the Irish Free State secure and confident. A string of seven of nine constituency elections show strong support for the government and the Anglo Irish Treaty. Voters embrace constitutional means and a program of reconstruction as Ireland asserts mastery and independence.
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Ireland
May Wheat Drops Again as Market Crashes
Chicago scene reports panic in the grain pit as May wheat falls 11 cents to 1.54 amid broad declines in corn, oats, and rye. The crash ends a surge that saw old crop at 2.05 and new crop near 1.74, with traders rushing to unload and bulls fading. Arthur W. Cutten remains tied to the bull theory, while others offer no comment as the market collapses.
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O. L. Scott
Canton Daily News
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bears
Board of Trade
Chicago Board
Arthur W. Cutten
Hull
Conference on coal situation is called off in Cleveland
The central bituminous coal conference covering Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania was canceled as Indiana and Illinois operators declined to attend and Indiana operators refused to negotiate before the Jacksonville wage contract ends in 1926. A. A. Augustus said absence of half the tonnage made any meeting futile despite hoped gains from frank talks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
A. A. Augustus
Cambridge Colliers Co
Ninois
Augustus
Jacksonville
Central
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Niagara Falls stunt planned in rubber barrel ploy
March 17 in Coshocton Emerson Clark a World War veteran known as Cutie says he has an agreement with a motion picture firm to shoot Niagara Falls the gorge and rapids in a rubber barrel early next summer probably late May. He said a rubber barrel will be made in Akron. Clark claims he will receive 100000 if he completes the stunt and survives.
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Emerson
Cutie
Clark
Niagara Falls
Gorge
Rapids
Akron
Akron probes touch Summit sheriff case
Miss Irene Nungasser, attache of the Northern Ohio federal district attorney's office, will go to Akron Thursday to take charge of developments in the investigation of alleged violations of prohibition laws in the Summit county sheriff's office. If additional warrants are to be issued, they will come after Thursday.
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Cleveland
Irene Nungasser
Northern
Ohio
Federal District Attorney’s Office
Akcorn
Summit Co
Nungasser
Akron
Woman in poison case eyed. revenge motive hinted
Medina Ohio March 17 one signature on a county pharmacy poison register belongs to a woman who frequented the Gienke home where Fred and his wife died in a suspected poisoning. Prosecutor Jos Seymour said authorities pursue a motive and expect a possible arrest within 48 hours. If Marie Gienke dies exhumation may be needed to confirm arsenic poisoning. The slayer's identity remains unclear.
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Medina
Fred Gienke
Jos. Seymour
Gienke
Gienkes
Seymour
Glenke
Marie Glenke
Alliance Plans Petition Vote On Three Mill Levy
The county election board announced Tuesday that petitions will be circulated in Alliance for a three mill levy to cover a city funds deficit of 31,403.34 dollars, with the plan also active in Massillon. Under a new law, petitions signed by more than 16 percent of governor voters at the last general election trigger the levy without a vote. signatures must be gathered at designated board locations. The board will distribute 50 petitions to Massillon and supply 25 more.
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Alliance
County Election Board
Massillon
Board of Elections
School Strike Sparks Clash at Catholic House in Strassburg
Paris dispatch reports nine Socialists entering a Catholic house at Strassburg to force fifty striking school girls back to class. One girl was injured when an intruder hurled her into a table. several others fainted. Fathers later ousted the intruders as tensions rose over inter confessional teaching.
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Paris
Strassburg
Echo D'Paris
Not in Woods Warren O March 17 Mystery
Betty Jean Britt Warren high school teacher remains missing as detectives rule out concealment between Warren and Hiram. Boy Scouts with detectives searched the countryside and found no hidden location, concluding the search thorough between the two towns.
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Warren
Betty Jean Britt
Here
Hiram
Thorouch
McClintock Probe Nears End
William D. Shepherd, heir to the McClintock estate, is in custody as Chicago officials pursue a germ illness case. Dr. Farman testified Shepherd attended a weeklong course at a germ school. Three Bacillus tubes vanished after Shepherd’s departure, two containing typhoid fever. Mrs Shepherd, foster-mother of McClintock, inherits part of the estate. Miss Isabelle Pope, his fiancée, was to wed him before his death.
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William D. Shepherd
William N. Mclintock
Chicago
C. C. Farman
Shepherd
Fatman
Young McClin
Man of his word Jim Couzens challenges Mellon power
Senate figure Jim Couzens of Michigan attacks Secretary Mellon in a bold public inquiry. The article notes Couzens’ rise from Detroit bookkeeper to senator and his willingness to pay an imagined $11 million penalty for audacity. Carter Glass is cited on the matter.
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Jim Couzens
Ford
Ty Robert
Canton Daily News
Washington
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Detroit
Henry Ford
Mr. Couzens
Great
Pittsburgh
Senate
Treasury
Couzens
Carter Glass
the Treasury
21 Year Old Youth Sentenced to Life in Ohio Penitentiary
Hillsboro March 17 Dan Boggs, 21, was taken to the Ohio penitentiary for life for the slaying of Harry McGill after a January 20 incident during a hardware store robbery. His brother John, 24, goes on trial April 6. Dan must spend one day a year in solitary confinement as a reminder of the crime.
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Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Columbus
Harry McGill
Young Dan
John
MaGill
E. W. Lemon
Lemon
Boggs Brothers
Dan
High School Boy Dies at Home in Canton
Ralph C. Raber 16 son of Mr and Mrs Corneliie Raber of 1416 Greenfield Canton died Monday night at home after an illness from complications. He was a MacKinley High School sophomore. Survived by parents two brothers Raymond W and James E Raber Canton and a sister Mrs G A Beaumont Buffalo NY Funeral Friday at 2 30 in Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev L H McLeister officiating Burial Westlawn Cemetery.
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Ralph C. Raber
Corneliie
Raber
Greenfield
MacKinley High School
Raymond W
James E. Raber
Canton
G. A. Beaumont
Buffalo
N. Y
Wesleyan Methodist Church
L. H. McLeister
Westlawn Cemetery
Shooting Victim May Recover After Nightclub Incident
Michael Frustain of 411 12th St SE was shot five times Sunday night while attempting to stop a fight. His condition remained unchanged at Aultman Hospital Tuesday as authorities pursued suspects Vito Marinelli Bruno Cosant and Benny Conioto, each freed on 600 bond for their criminal court appearance. Frustain has said nothing and the arrestees deny knowledge of the shooting.
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Michael Frustain
12Th St SE
Aultman Hospital
Hope
Vito Marinelli
Bruno Cosant
Benny Conioto
Frustain
Indictment Filed Over Ward Murder In Chicago
Chicago March 17 An indictment charging Wm D Shepherd with murdering his millionaire ward Wm McClintock was prepared by the state's attorney. The case was clinched by Dr C G Farman president of the National University of Science who confessed he gave Shepherd typhus germs and instructed him how to administer them to McClintock. Farman accused Shepherd of seeking a share of Billy's million dollar estate in exchange for the germs.
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Chicago
Wm. D. Shepherd
Wm. McClintock
Shepherd
Robert FE. Crowe
C. G. Farman
National University of Science
McClintock
Jury Nears Selection in Kirby Trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 17 six peremptory challenges remained. A jury to try Josiah Kirby founder and first president of the Cleveland Discount Co and Raymond L. Pol its former treasurer on a charge of issuing a false financial statement was expected to be chosen in common pleas court today. Testimony was predicted to begin tomorrow after opening statements. Upon convening, the jury box was tentatively filled with the state holding two challenges for each defendant.
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Cleveland, Maroh
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Raymond L. Poland
Common Pleas Court
Lorain Relief Bill In Court
In Columbus on March 1 the fate of Lorain relief funding is decided. The senate will consider concurring with the house amendment reducing the proposed state appropriation for Lorain relief to 5000 or appointing a conference committee to seek a higher sum. Senator Cemings of Lorain indicated he will align with Lorain voters and may request a conference, with city solicitor Wesley L. Grills present. The bill, originally 190000, was sent back to the senate to be taken up Wednesday in regular order.
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Columbus
Senate
Lorain
Cemings
Comings
Wesley L. Grills
House
Wise
Vacation and Vacancy Quick Rent Through Classified Ads
Real estate man Harry E. Fife of the Fife Agency in Canton disputes local agents on vacancies this week as a Sunday classified ad in the Daily News leads to an apartment being rented by Monday morning. The item notes classifieds frequently bring rapid results for tenants seeking homes.
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Harry E. Fife
Fife
8Rd St
Canton
Daily News
Gasoline tax bill talks stall amid staff splits
Columbus March 17 joint legislative committee debated the Brown fasce line tax bill four hours without a compromise. House backs 37 percent auto tag cut next Jan 1 plus 12 percent next year, Senate pushes for 50 percent cut. Split on revenue distribution between county state and arty. A pre primary endorsement vote set for Wednesday in Senate. Roseville brick plant purchase debated as Governor Donahey says law limits actions.
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Columbus
Mar
Joint Legislative Committee
House
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Court battle continues over whiskey conspiracy case
In Columbus on March 17 J F E Russell suspended federal director of prohibition for Ohio and Merle Copeland executive clerk fought removal to Cleveland for trial in the Hayner Whiskey conspiracy. They sought a writ of habeas corpus to postpone transfer and possible review of evidence from the prior removal hearing before Commissioner J T Wright, who had ordered their move.
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Columbus
J. FE. Russell
Prohibition
Ohio
Merle Copeland
Cleveland
Federal District Court
United States
J. T. Wright
Wright
Six Poisoned. Food Blamed in Cleveland Case
A meat portion and a can of beans were tested by chemists for poison after six members of a family in Cleveland fell ill after dinner. The victims are Chas. Laraway 36, Mrs. Lillian Laraway 30, Leon Laraway 12, Jessie Laraway 7, Mrs. Alice Johnson 25, and Karl Johnson 4.
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Cleveland
Chas. Laraway
Lillian Laraway
Leon Laraway
Jessie Laraway
Alice Johnson
Karl Johnson
Raiders Turn In Firefighters In Moonshine Raid
March 11 report from Emen Lafferty describes dry enforcement officers turning firefighters during a raid on a house. A woman threw moonshine onto a stove, igniting the flames that spread to the woodwork but neighbors and officials saved the home. Joe Scarlet was freed on bond pending a dry law violation hearing.
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Lafferty
Joe Scarlet
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