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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1925
Page
7
March chaos unfolds as a late chamber maneuver tricks lawmakers, sparking anger over promised calendar action and threats of gubernatorial appointments. Gardner and Maschke blame political rivals as the assembly adjourns amid riotous scenes and circuslike disruption.
The Thurin Carpet and Rug Co announces awarding the contract for its new Market Street building to Lester Kil gore and M. J. E. Lewis as architect. The 200 foot long structure will display stock on multiple floors with a memorial basement showroom and terracotta facing. Mills Plumbing Co handles plumbing, State Electric Co. the electrical work, and a 99 year land lease from the T. K. Harris Agency supports the project.
Cratic members held their seats as onlookers watched escalating disorder. Advocates of the Bible bill claim progress and imminent victory. Republicans concede the incident harms their party while Democrats forecast a Democratic majority in the next general assembly two years hence.
The article details Stewart's renewed bid to prosecute Dr Faiman over an alleged criminal operation linked to a death. Affidavits from Earl Clark accuse conspiracies to blackmail Shepherd State's Attorney Crowe denies the allegations. Police guard for Clark and a probe into Billy's death continue as coroner chemists analyze vital organs and judges consider bail.
The battle over the Bible bill dominates the Ohio Senate as supporters seek 24 votes to suspend rules and force the measure to the floor. The scope includes four gubernatorial appointments and potential veto battles over taxes and constitutional amendments. The governor’s warnings about new laws and spending frame a tense legislative clash.
Cincinnati March 28 Charles Williams 40 was sentenced to life in the Ohio penitentiary after conviction for attacking his three year old daughter. Prosecutors said he was suffering mental deterioration. He will be transferred to the Lima state hospital for the criminal insane. Buying and selling Hemlock 3500. News want ad for results.
Cleveland reports Josiah Kirby faces another week of trial as he defends against charges tied to the Cleveland Discount Company. Prosecutors aim to prove a $220 000 balance sheet embellishment while Poland gains immunity and testifies against Kirby. Kirby’s wife attends, and defense calls the immunity move a bolster to a weak case.
The United States moves to establish permanent trade treaties with Guatemala Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic modeled after the Germany treaty ratified before adjournment. The pacts aim for ten year terms with fair shipping and port charge rules while Austria Hungary and Spain agreements undergo revision. The note adds Finland Latvia and the Netherlands treaty updates and notes cucumbers origins in ancient India.
Attorney V I Chibithea of Washington DC installs Canton chapter officers of the Ahepa fraternity. The national Greek group promotes Americanization and includes American Greeks and Greek residents. Officers listed include Pr Le Adama president and several vice president, secretary, treasurer, directors, chaplain, and warden.
Representative John Jacob Rogers of Massachusetts died in Garfield Hospital Washington D C at 9 05 p m from Hodgkins disease The end came as his wife Mrs Rogers was at his bedside He had been treated for appendicitis last July and in January began a southern medical trek including Augusta Georgia and a return to Washington D C En route to Augusta he relapsed then returned to the hospital and doctors finally diagnosed Hodgkins disease and decided against surgery due to weakness
Buffalo N Y March 28 Post office Inspectors pursue the theft of 120000 in a registered package moving from Washington to the Federal Reserve Bank of Detroit. It is the largest loss since the Chicago million dollar mail robbery. Information surfaced as banks reported ten dollar bills bearing the package numbers. Tracers failed at Harrisburg and no definite clues emerged.
Chicago report quotes Prof. A. R. Gilliland of Northwestern University linking spring fever to air moisture. He notes high or low humidity raises personal crisis reports and increases disciplinary actions by teachers.
San Francisco March 28 Dorothy Ellingson aged 16 on trial for the murder of her mother rested two days to steel herself for next week’s evidence. Jury selection dominated the first week as she collapsed eight times. The defense rejected a plea of guilty to manslaughter and officials voiced concern over cruelty to the weakly condition girl.
Mrs Margaret B Puchanan former secretary to Rep Samuel A Kendall Republican of Pennsylvania was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary and fined 200 after conviction for forgery She forged the name of an old colored woman who worked for her to two United States veterans bureau checks totalling 1000 for a pension Chief Justice McCoy said the repayment was forced and called it robbing a poor box She noted an appeal and was remanded to jail pending appellate decision.
Dayton March 28 reports completion of a flight between McCook field and Chanute field using radio beacon guidance. Pilots followed charted courses with automatic warning flashes guiding position when deviations occurred. Captains Pritchard Murphy and Lt Dawson Hickey commanded the flights. engineers foresee a nationwide radio guided network reducing landmark dependence for air navigation.
Berlin reports a historic nationwide election with thirty million Germans over 21 voting for a successor to the late President Ebert. Seven candidates including Jarres, Braun, Marx, Thalmann, Held, Hellpach and Ludendorff compete amid campaigning constraints and uncertainty over whether a second round will be needed on April 26.
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