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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1925
Page
1
Norman steamer disaster recovery efforts continue on Mississippi
Reports from May 6 describe the hull of the government steamer Norman submerged in the Mississippi with 18 bodies recovered and more feared beneath the mud. Diver work and grappling operations are planned at dawn to release additional remains as rescuers comb the shorelines for survivors among the picnic party of about 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Mississippi
Norman
Chotaw
St. Key
Odies
Conhat
Maryland Narrow Escape From Coral Reef Collision
Naval officers in San Diego discuss a reported near disaster of the battleship Maryland off Honolulu ten days earlier. Marines aboard the Henderson relay that Maryland lurched 380 degrees, flooded compartments, and avoided grounding with steam up, while reports hint at drowned sailors from the Tennessee. A former geodetic survey officer attributes the accident to sudden shifts in the ocean floor and giant swells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
North Isle
Maryland
Hawaiian
Tennessee
Henderson
Henderson Marines
Honolulu
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coast Prohibition Forces Massed on Atlantic Seaboard
The government concentrates enforcement along the Atlantic coast to curb rum running. About 1,500 agents will back a coast guard fleet from New York to the Canadian border, with airplanes aiding the effort as authorities push to seal gaps feeding rum into major ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Coast Guard
Prohibition Bureau
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Canadian
Rum Row
Nquor
Philadelphia
Boston
Poison Widow to Take Stand in Arsenic Murder Trial
In Medina on May 9, Martha Wise, the 41 year old defendant nicknamed Poison Widow, is set to testify next week in a case where she is accused of killing her mother and her aunt and uncle, with fourteen relatives poisoned by arsenic. Defense counsel Joseph Pritchard asserts the insanity defense will be supported by her testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Martha Wise
Fire damages Winona hotel. fireman burned
In Winona Lake Indiana on May 9 fire destroyed nearly half of the Winona hotel the largest hostelry in town Fireman P Co Evans from Warsaw received severe burns to face and legs The blaze started from an overheated furnace The building was owned by Lincoln Dickey Cleveland Homer Rodeheaver of Winona Lake and O B Stephenson of St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
P. Co. Evans
Warsaw
Winona Hotel
Lincoln Dickey
Cleveland
Homer Rodeheaver
O. B. Stephenson
St. Louis
Son of Murder Victim Silent in Wake of Case
George Edward Cunningham Dillon IV, 19, son of Dr. William A. Dillon, remains unshaken and defiant as detectives press questions about his father’s murder on the Washington University campus the night of April 39. Detectives say he disappeared the night before and returned when the body was found. he benefited by $25,000 in life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Legis
George Edward Cunningham Dillon IV
William A. Dillon
Dillon
Washington University
Kansas University
Lawrence
Mothers' Poem Author Goes Back To Prison
Cleveland May 9 Nell McConologue an author poet and convict must serve eight more years for forgery after ten already served. He wrote Mothers poem adopted by Mothers' Day League of America in 1922 while in California prison and later penned a second verse from prison. He faced trial while awaiting sentencing and expressed resolve to keep writing and honoring his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McConologue
Neil
Mothers’ Day League of America
California
Evolution case will be fought in Tennessee court
Dayton Tennessee May 9 Professor Chester I Stopes Rheaco high school science teacher bound over to court on charges of violating the state anti evolution law A passage from a textbook used in Rheaco formed the basis of the prosecution Now on May 9 New York Roger N Baldwin director of the ACLU said they will take Scopes case to the US Supreme Court if needed to protect teachers ability to tell the truth without jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
Chester I. Stopes
Rheaco High School
Justices of the Peace Nt
Rheaco
New York
Scopes
United States Supreme Court
Roger N. Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Ontario Goverment Sets Beer Rules for 4.4 Percent Draft
Toronto May 9 Ontario regulators outline sale of 4.4 percent beer starting May 21. Out of province breweries pay a 5000 license fee to operate in Ontario. Licenses total 250 for breweries and 10 for other interests. Hotels and grocery shops can sell, bars inside hotels barred, and restaurant windows must clearly show interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Burns Fatal to Heroic Mother in Cottage Fire
Mrs. Walter Farnsworth aged 44 died in Cortland Trumbull county after rescuing her infant daughter from a Vienna home destroyed by fire. She started a kerosene fire and flames enveloped the cottage before neighbors helped evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Walter Farnsworth
Cortland, Trumbull Co
Vienna
Weapons banned for Hindenburg entry to Berlin ceremony
Berlin police issued orders forbidding carrying weapons during Field Marshal von Hindenburg's entry and inauguration ceremonies on Tuesday. The ban followed reports that nationalist groups had stockpiled munitions for the reception of the new president in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
Carmen Decide Not To Strike
A Cleveland Railway Co walkout was averted when the strike vote failed to reach two thirds. The tally was 1352 against 1150 for proposed 10 cent hourly raise. William Polk, union president, said there would be no strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Co
William Polk
Son jailed on Mother's Day for mistreating mother
Cincinnati May 9 William Schulhoff 36 will serve six months in jail after pleading before Judge Bell for mercy. He admitted wrecking his mother's furniture and asked for leniency claiming he decorated the home for her. The judge dismissed the appeal, saying a son who attacked his mother has no good points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Schulhoff
Bell
Los Angeles Dirigible Reports Position On Way Home
The Navy dirigible Los Angeles, en route from Porto Rico to Lakehurst, N J, said it was over Wilmington North Carolina at 7 50 p m and expected to pass Norfolk Virginia at 11 p m and reach Lakehurst at 3 a m Sunday. It cast off from the U S S Patoka mooring yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Lakehurst
N. J
Wilmington
N. C
Navy Department
Norfolk
Lakehuret
U. S
Patoko
Workmen Escape Through Flames in Sewer Tunnel
Three workmen in Kansas City escaped with only minor burns after fighting through a flame filled nine foot diameter sewer tunnel a quarter of a mile long. Water and refinery seepage fed the fire as oil ignited and forced a perilous rush to the tunnel mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Noted physician dies in Pittsburgh
Dr Kay I Sanes 63 a nationally known physician died in Pittsburgh tonight after a heart attack. He was famed for experiments in blood testing and formerly lived in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kay I. Sanes
Chicago
French plan to strike blow at Moors in Africa
Paris reports a cabinet approved a single decisive French air and ground offensive to end Moor incursions in Morocco. General Miegsel is tasked with a major aerial campaign as reinforcements from Bordeaux Marseilles and Toulon head toward Marshal Lyautey. Riffian siege of northern posts prompted relief efforts before a broader attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Africa
Miegsel
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
French Morocco
Bordeaux
Marseilles
Toulon
Marshal Lyautey
Colombat
Hig
Probe of Baby Farm Continues in New York
New York detectives widen inquiry into the infant home run by Mrs. Helene Augusta Gelsen-Volk. She faces charges of substituting another child for a baby of William Angier and wife. District Attorney says a fresh charge will be filed and health board records on four deaths next year will be reviewed for legal violations. representatives of three charities testified about the infants in her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helene Augusta Gelsen-Volk
Board of Health
Beating Wife Precedes Akron Man’s Suicide
In Akron on May 9 Frank Sharks aged 46 murdered his wife then killed himself by drinking poison. Police say the woman sought a warrant for his arrest as he beat her and then went to a barn to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Frank Sharks
Double murder in Fort Wayne remains unsolved
Fort Wayne detectives hunt an unidentified man and woman linked to a double killing on a rural road. Victims Howard Fisher and Kathryn Herbers were found shot in Fisher's car near an abandoned schoolhouse after a night of jealousy driven motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Howard Fisher
Fisher
Kathryn Herbers
Miss Herbers
William Richter
Captain Tells Sinking Tale of Norman River Steamer
Captain Howard Fenton of the Norman recounted the disaster that killed 23 aboard near Ceahona. He said the boat listed to the right and capsized while passengers were split on deck, and he rode the wheel until the craft sank, distributing life preservers as it went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidinger
Norcross
Norman
D. H. Gillette
Fenton
Bearn
United Os Oureau
Memphis
Howard Fenton
Mississippi
Two Auto Accidents Injure Six on Starkeco Roads
Six men were injured in two separate two vehicle crashes on Starkeco roads Saturday evening and night. In one wreck on East Canton Paris road Harry Leech 81 his son Louis 21 and John Hanson were injured. Leech shaken but not seriously, Louis with fractured rib and torn hand and leg injuries, Hanson with back injuries. All treated at Mercy hospital. In another crash on Waynesburg Malverard road Fred Becker 31 of Allentown Pa David Smith 37 of Alliance and George Robertson of Tiltonville sustained serious injuries. Becker may be fatally hurt. Smith has left side rib fractures and Robertson arm lacerations and fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkeco
Mercy Hospital
Harry Leech
Edwardaav
Louis
John Hanson
Caldwell
Canton Paris
Arnold
Tandan
Jfflanson
Waynesburg-Malverard
Mercy
Becker
Smith
Robertson
Attorney General Demands Removal Over Betting Machines
Columbus May 9 Attorney General Crabbe warned Governor Donahey he must remove Mayor John Felton of Grove City for allowing part mutual betting machines to operate during racing that closed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Crabbe
Donahey
John Felton
Grove City
Ferguson greets ad men at world advertising convention
In Houston on May 9 Governor Miriam A Ferguson welcomed the delegates of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Lou Holland president of the A A C of W spoke for the delegates as they arrived by special trains continuing through tomorrow and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lou Holland
Kansas City
Dempsey Nose Report Defends Strength After Operation
New York May 9 Dr W A Pratt plastic surgeon declared Jack Dempsey's nose will stand up to hard boxing. He sailed for Europe noting prior comments that the nose was weakened by surgery were unfounded. The operation only made breathing easier not more vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
W. A. Pratt
Europe
California
Prate
Free Sunday Theater Tickets For Gerald Cranston’s Lady
Daily News offers free tickets to Gerald Cranston’s Lady at the Mozart Theater. Names appear in Canton “Where You Can Find It In Canton” with access on Sundays and weekdays. Check the section for your chance to attend.
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Daily News
Gerald Cranston
Mozart Theater
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