Canton Fire Rages Through Wilton Painter Co Building
A fierce blaze at the Wilton Painter Co. on Ith Street NW destroyed the building and damaged adjacent property. Firefighters from multiple stations battled the flames for hours, two firefighters were injured, and insurance will cover the loss estimated at $150,000 to $200,000.
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Wilson and Painters Co
Ith St. NW
Mercy Hospital
Elgin An
W. Bergmyer
Wilton-Painter Co
Ering Nelghborine
Austitoruyy
Wagner Provision Co
Firmen
Canton
Coxes Backers Convince Of Solid Backing In Democratic Vote
Supporters of Cox express strong confidence ahead of the presidential primary. They claim momentum across districts and warn Republicans to beware. The article notes declarations printed under each candidate and provides continuation references.
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Mr Cox
Ess
James
Goolinge Holds Narrow Lead in South Dakota Primary
Early returns show Goolinge with a scant lead as 2 000 plus votes counted in South Dakota Republican contest. Johnson led in rural areas while Goeringe trailed city support as Mehta and others contest the Democratic race. Presidential nomination implications loom as results trickle in from Lebanon and surrounding precincts.
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Moux Falla
D. Mar
McMinster
Johnson
6Th Contiuen
Tootitee Nackern
Essie
Poincare's Cabinet Resigns After Pensions Defeat
Paris March 26 The cabinet of Premier Ray mond Poincare, in power since 1982, resigns after a chamber defeat on a pensions amendment. The move comes amid wartime reparations talks with Great Britain and ongoing Franco German diplomacy, as Poincare had maintained a stern policy toward Germany. Ambassador Herrick in Paris cabled confirmation of the resignation to the state department.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Art Ion of Pensions
Lastiro
Poincare
Presidentian Pats Acm
Aly
M. Poincare
Miiathon
M. Poinlao
Rene
David Loyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
Stanley Banden
Germany
Ruhr
Poncare
Chamber
Pole Etcone
Imasis
Jusserand
Jspiendia
State Department
Ambameador Herrick
Paria
University awards tuition for essay prize at O S U
Owen B Nate of Columbus wins a one year tuition prize for an editorium essay contest at Ohio State University. Sherwood resents plans for a new auditorium as university authorities consider the competition and funding.
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Columbus
Owen B. Nate University
O. S.U. Board of Trust
Fas Hae
Sherwood
Truce Agreed Until Election in Honduras
A provisional truce between the governing and opposition factions in Honduras was agreed upon to allow an election and the regular successor to be chosen. Reports cite U S reinforcement of the embassy after gunfire damages.
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Washington
Mareh
Trial of Osterholt Delayed Daily Hearings Continue
In a continuing trial of Osterholt the defense argued the killer’s guilt claim is unsupported. Expert Lester Fry testified the bullet could not have originated from Osterholt’s gun while Osterholt testified to his innocence in a morning session.
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Lester Fry
Osterholt
Krrchbauma
Quinn
Oxtenar
Mechineck
Myrtle Aineton
Akon
Verson
War Disabled To Hear Radio In Hospitals
Veterans in government hospitals will hear radio broadcasts as a new nationwide service. The United States Veterans Bureau directs hospitals to install elaborate receiving sets and extend service to every bed where funds permit. Public campaigns aim to raise money, with earlier drives in New York and Washington.
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Washington
Government Hospital
Prankines
United States Veterans Bureau
Funda
New York
Woahington
Steamer Sinks with 23 Crew Feared Lost
Reports say the steamship Tekotuki Mara ti Kote sank after collision or disaster with 23 crew members reported missing. Maritime authorities and rescuers scour the scene as details remain unclear.
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Jalesing Today
Bergdoll Sails for U S to face desertion charge
Washington reports the millionaire draft dodger Bergdoll will sail from Hamburg aboard the Deutschland to New York to surrender to American authorities and faces desertion charges.
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Washington
Rious Milionaire
Wi ‘Ail
Hamburg
Deutschland
New Yorks
Wife Kills Husband in Suspected Desertion Case
In Pittsburgh on March 26 Anna Aleaki, 25, fatally shot her husband Alec Aleaki, 38, amid fears of desertion. She surrendered to Justice of Peace Phillip Hillen after the killing.
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Pittsburgh
Anna Aleaki
Alec
WIFE SLAYER LEAVES COUNTY JAIL FOR OHIO PENITENTIARY
A man convicted of killing his wife is transferred from county jail to the Ohio State Penitentiary in Col burn for execution. He faced an extreme penalty after a June date was set and shouted as he departed.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Colburn
Second cardinalate ceremonies at Vatican conducted by pope
Rome March 26 The pope presided over the second ceremony creating two American cardinals. Guests included papal officials as the new cardinals were introduced to the pontifical apartments and then presented in audience. A solemn service followed with the pope enthroned and the cardinals bowing before him.
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Oyrlahht
Canton Daily News
Rome
Vatican
Fuente
Carnival Caspi
Jana” Accompanien
Cardinal Gas
Barri
Sinnguaran
Pontifical Apartments
Count Staiian
Conaterial Hall
Ana E
de Samper
Papail
Papal
Msgr
Carto Res
Brefeet
Ponona
Cardoal
Mandela
Carina
Papal Audi
Cavet al Vist
Cardinal Caaparrh
Huerta Reported Held at Sea Amid Mexican Crisis
Dispatches from Fort Worth report Adolfo De la Huerta, the Mexican resistance leader, was at sea when his yacht was struck by a hurricane. Family awaiting his arrival in New Orleans were frantic as the incident unfolded. details remain uncertain.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New Orleans
Adolfo de la Huerta
Iaing
Mexico
Notorious Oklahoma gangster killed in early morning shooting
A report from Carrolton Oklahoma states that Sherry Bandit Lockhart a notorious gangster was shot and killed near town in the early morning. Sheriff Hoh Manford and deputies investigated the incident noting a moose headed suspect.
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Sotorions
Sherry
Okla
Marne Seat
Lockhart
Ank
Eutoma
Here
Hoh Manford
Tyler
Arly
Moose
Canton Spring Exposition Opens Tonight Amid Festive Display
Canton prepares for the annual Spring Exposition with displays across retail and service shops. The event features music crowds color and a ceremonial opening with window dressings and free admission to stores. The auto exhibit in Cleveland Avenue and preparations for visitors from nearby towns are highlighted as crowds gather.
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Tele
Canton
Senate quiz exposes 33 million deal details
Roxie Stinson blames Daugherty for Smith amid a senate quiz over a 33 million deal. Names withheld as the investigation unfolds, leaving officials and witnesses in uneasy suspense.
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Senate
Roxie Stinson
Daugherty
Smith
Daugherty Feud May Be Patched in Cabinet Tiff
Attorney General Harlan Daugherty and Senate Republican leader Henry Cabot Lodge clashed over cabinet continuity as President Coolidge faced calls for Daugherty to resign. The Canton Daily News reports a brief, tense exchange at the White House that signaled possible reconciliation.
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David Lawrence
Canton
Nowe Yton
Har- Daugherty
Menry Cabot Logue
First China church renovates baptistry and hosts revival
The First China church reopens its center for baptismal services moved from the old baptistry to a newly positioned unit. The painting work by J. B. Miller is featured. A revival meeting begins next Sunday with Pastor G. Welshimer to preach each morning and evening through Easter.
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Firat China
J. B. Miler
Welshimer
Gethe Eharels
Plan New Terminal Discussed By City Officials
Worcester vice president of the board and planning committee chair says discussions on a new terminal are moving forward. He will meet with the planning commission tomorrow to map the project.
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Cincinnati
Worcester
Bie Tour Allroad
Camitten
The
By Planning Commission
Non Factional Candidate Wins in New Orleans Election
Sachspearing reports a non factional candidate victory in New Orleans with about 4000 votes. The opponent Mr. M. Thompson is noted as the daughter of the late Con Cinth. Final tally shows Mrs. Thompson with 137 votes and Walmatey 226 votes.
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New Orleans
Sachspearing
Careat
3. M. Thompon
Con Cinth
Almom
Thompson
Walmatey
Death of E W Werstler of Canton
E W Werstler of Canton dies at home after illness. Survived by wife Sara, son Sheldon, brother Alvin Werstler and sisters Cora Carter and Eva Werstler of Akron. Funeral at home Friday with Pythian rites, burial at Zion Cemetery.
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Minth W. Waren
Portageef
North Canton
Led
Alseping Weknees
Starkee
Punty
Ion’ Reformed Church
Werstier
Tom
Sheldon
Alvin Werstler
Alstera
Cora Carter
Eavora
Grocer Bankruptcy Filed In Federal Court
Horace E. Dell of Dover seeks relief in a Cleveland federal court with a filing noting debts and assets. The case lists creditors and a reported claim amount of several thousand dollars amid the bankruptcy petition.
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Cleveland
Maron
Horace E. Dell
Dover
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Sana
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