23 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1924
Page
1
Theodore and Archie Roosevelt faced public denouncement as press and broadcast sources were accused of spreading false stories about the Teapot Dome lease affair. Sinclair asserted the Roosevelts were pushed into roles by their father and that no independent proof supported the accusations.
Akron judge WC Sptcer urges traditional discipline over modern methods. He advocates returning to “fundamental” family values with love, guidance, less dancing, and more stern measures. He argues that parental authority and corporal punishment can steer juveniles toward proper conduct.
Washington March 22 Investigation of campaign contributions mirrors the 1920 probe as Senator Walsh questions Harry F. Hayes about 76 000 donations toward the 1 606 000 debt of the Republican party. The committee votes to call treasurer Pred W Upham for details while Democrats push the inquiry despite Republican protests.
The report states Teapot Dome oil lease events as a Senate public lands hearing faces interruption. Sinclair refuses to reveal identities and argues no facts incriminate actions while civil cases move in Wyoming and potential criminal action looms locally. Opposition leaders react as discussions continue after consultation with senators.
Archbishops Patrick J. Hagen of New York and Arenbianop afundelein of Chicago were reported to be elevated next week amid a tense incident in Rome. An auto accident and security concerns disrupted travel as officials prepared for the ceremony and canal area arrangements.
Dayton dispatch reports Senator Pomerene arriving for a tour and announcing criminal actions against those tied to the oil lease scandal. He and Owen D. Roberts prepare federal suits for lease recovery while foreign aviation figures eye international races in Canton events.
Funeral services for Private Jen Gunnets shot during an escape attempt at Fort Middletown will be held in Franklin village. The burial will be under village officials and the mayor and marshal will note the town's regard. A separate note mentions a United States army fund balance of 157 dollars and future financial constraints delaying corporate activities.
A collision between the Norwegian freighter Terrier and the liner Reina Victoria Eugenia near Montevideo and Buenos Aires injures eight people, two critically. Damage to the liner is estimated at 176000 dollars. The incident occurred as both ships were mid voyage in the South Atlantic. no further details available.
Classified notice offers rooms for rent in HeMlock 3500 area with reasonable rates and a Want Ads phone line urging immediate response for Buch seekers and service rooms available.
State officials report the Ohio Workmen's Insurance fund reserves approaching four million dollars with about two million already deposited. The fund supports awards to injured workers and premiums paid by employers for protection across the state. Ohio National Bank and other Columbus banks offered high deposit rates as part of the drive for funds.
In Kenton circuit court Rom was found guilty of arson after deliberations lasting about 80 minutes. He received a four year sentence for burning a warehouse in Covington months earlier.
March 22 report notes Assistant Chief James Minno overcome during an event in Cleveland. Details are limited in the fragment, but the incident centers on emergency response and local police leadership.
In Seville on March seven, seven Spanish soldiers were wounded in an unspecified event. The report notes the injury count and location but provides limited detail on causes or consequences.
Former Ohio governor James Cox attacked the Republican administration in a speech, arguing Woodrow Wilson's death marked an immortal moment that exposed alleged Republican corruption and undermined democracy. He cited alleged scandals and called for a national reckoning as the nation mourned.
Readable facts are minimal. fragmentary text includes scattered names such as Neil Hou and others, plus a numeric figure 1408000, with references to lawyers and doctors but no coherent event or outcome.
Sofia March 12 The official report states the allies cut Bulgaria’s war burden to about 25 million gold francs with five percent interest. Payments extend over five years and will cancel most principal charges from the prior treaty. Occupation terms and the size of the commission are expected to be adjusted downward.
A collision occurred near New York when the White Star liner Olympic struck the smaller Fort St George. The impact swept the deck damaging cabins and smoking rooms but caused no injuries among the passengers and crew.
Serlin reports the Czech envoy died this evening of a heart attack. He collapsed unexpectedly, prompting investigations into the circumstances of the death.
The report describes a man planning to shoot Niagara in a ball and mentions Bobby Leach and a parachute landing near a Canadian site. Details are fragmented. the text references a large rubber tire and an automobile event but specifics remain unclear.
Ohio political maneuvering faces disruption as Cox supporters push to block M’adoo delegates. Democratic figures, including W F Durbin and Gov James, rebuke Meadow leadership while candidate pledges shift amid hush negotiations and apparent district emphasis on Cox alignment.
A fragmentary San Dusky report notes Gavin murrendared amid a warrant delay and mentions Joseph Fone fearon as the first white settler in Seneca. The piece references a death due to exhaustion at a home in the area and cites a boy aged 9.
Roxie Stinson, former wife of Joan Siant and friend of political circles, testified before a Senate committee claiming Attorney General Harry Daugherty and brother Mel Daugherty offered favors in exchange for business access. She described hundreds of conversations and alleged cash payments tied to a machine in Washington to secure special privileges.
Secretary Mellon testified before a Senate committee that the Treasury has never interfered in tax cases or directed bureau decisions. He rejected charges that refunds were improperly issued to Gulf Refining or others and cited Supreme Court rulings and taxpayer awareness as factors shaping refunds.
North Canton prepares to welcome a new 68500 dollar fire engine, expected to arrive by Monday. Town officials and residents anticipate improved firefighting response and upgraded equipment for the local department.
Sandusky March 22 The body of a man killed by a Lake Erie shore crash Thursday was identified today as that of Charlen the OMe in a campaign context. Officials say the driver’s speed and public notices prompted complaints about speed limits and enforcement. The investigation continues as authorities review course of events and responses from public officers.
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