Women of Ohio Convene to Tackle State Issues
Canton hosts the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs 29th convention with 500 delegates as sessions focus on city and state women’s problems. A music memory contest opens Tuesday, with careful reports and a luncheon slate naming nominating committee members led by Mrs Prentiss D Od of Toledo et al. The gathering includes civic greetings, credential reviews, and formal addresses from federation leaders.
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Ohio
Ohio Federation’ of Women
Ubes
Prentiss Dod
Toledo
C. §. Selover
Iveland
Allen Marshall
Qun
Clifford Ault
Wyoming
F. G. Cromer
Dayton
Ace Loughrey
Elyria
H. Kendeson
Fred Craig
Econvention
M. E. Urch
Annie Law
Cincinnati
Foresident
Federation
Ergaret Allman
Canton
North East District
Henry Nst
M. A. “Cossaboom
North Canton
Charles L. Halter
Jason H. Tooks
Imer G. Laurence
Elizabeth Asmaker
C. E. M. Finney
Gq Music
Alph Herbruck
Dvorak
Grieg
Drolla
Elgar
Negin
Herbruck
Alva Deal
Prentice Rood
Business Resolu-Ons
Rte
Charles R. Fox
State Federation
Og Magic Keys
Toun
Aton
Ohio Federation
Charles M
First Methodist Episcopal Arch
Fruits and Berries Damaged By Frost
Frost last night at the Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster dropped the temperature to 29 degrees damaging grapes and strawberries. Horticulturists note many blossoms were destroyed, but enough may survive for a full crop.
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Wooster, O
Ohio Experiment Station
Poison Widow on Trial in Medina Poisonings
Closing arguments were delivered in the murder trial of Mrs. Martha Wise the confessed poisoner of her mother and her aunt and uncle. Jurors were to begin voting about 4 p m. Prosecutor Seymour said he would probe reports a Cleveland man acted as her co conspirator. Wise says the devil compelled her to poison 17 relatives.
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Medina, O
Martha Wise
Joseph Seymour
Cleveland
Caillaux Plan Presented to Restore French Finances
Paris May 12 Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux outlined a plan to use France's share of the Dawes annuities to rebuild devastated regions and amortize inter allied debts. The Painleve cabinet backs the plan and will seek confidence votes in each phase. defeat on any part could force Painleve to resign.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
Caillaux
Chamber
Crabbe rules against cities over common purposes group
Columbus May 12 Attorney General Crabbe ruled Ohio cities cannot spend public funds to maintain the Organization of Municipalities for common purposes. The decision blocks city efforts to study natural gas rates proposed by Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland and others. Crabbe cited a Supreme Court ruling denying Cleveland finance director authority to pay a 100 voucher for Cleveland’s membership.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
State Bureau of Accounting
Supreme Court
Organization of Municipalities
Sunken Wreck May Be Blasted Near Memphis
Government engineers plan to use dynamite to raise the bodies of 21 victims trapped in the hull of the steamer Norman, sunk in the Mississippi River 14 miles below Memphis after another day of wrecking efforts with derricks failed to release any remains.
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Memphis
Tenn
Norman
Mississippi
Payne heads A P editors of Ohio
Columbus May 12 George M Payne telegraph editor of the Cin conati Times Star was chosen president of the Associated Press editors of Ohio yesterday Rich ad Cull Dayton UDaily News was named vice president and Charles Spencer Newark Advocate member of the advisory committee
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Columbus
George M Payne
Telegraph
Cinconati Times-Star
Associated Press
Oty
Richad Cull
Dayton Udaily News
Charles Spencer
Newark Advocate
Emergency Committee Ready to Aid Canton Delegates
The Emergency Committee of Canton formed by thirteen women offered help to Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs delegates and officers. Despite supplies and cars ready, no one requested services such as hem-repair, nerves aids, or medical items during the Monday convention.
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Canton
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Gaid
F. Krause
Ohio Briefs Touch on Labor, Deaths and Education
Cleveland reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen's triennial convention with Governor Donahue to give a welcome. Walter H. Clem, four years Cleveland Federation of Labor president, missing since January 25. Ohio Valley Shippers Advisory Board session opens with about 50 railroad officials and shippers in Columbus. William Schurk, 65, dies from blood poisoning after a thorn injury in Youngstown. William Sid Unger in serious condition after gas tank explosion at Electro Furnace Co. in Salem. Columbus board of education boosts teachers' salaries by 655. Fremont protest over a high school play Come Out of the Kitchen for drinking and profanity. Pauline Schieman, 39, dies by suicide in Lake Erie at Gordon Park.
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Cleveland
Walter Hi. Clem
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Columbus
Ohio Valley Shippers’ Advisory Board
Salem
William Sid- Unger
The
Electro Furnace Co
Salem Hospital
So & Fremont
WC. T. U
Donahey and Wife Visit Canton for Antique Purchases
Governor A. V. Donahey and his wife were in Canton on Monday. They shopped with stops at the AEB. Lomady Manufacturing Co. and earlier spoke in Cleveland to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Monday evening. They bought several antiques during the visit.
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Canton
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
AEB. Lomady Manufacturing Co
Rail line abandonment approved for Lorain to Custaloga
May 12 report states the Lincoln, Auckland and Southern Railroad War authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon its 66 mile line from Lorain to Custaloga Ohio. The action marks a major network reduction and affects regional transport options.
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Washington
Lrain, Aukland & Southern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lorain
Custaloga, O
Kaven Cited for Contempt in Property Sale Case
Judge Charles Krrchbaum issued a contempt citation against Louis Kaven in the C. J. Paaris versus Maynard L. Smith real estate suit. Kaven was the high bidder at $17,100, accused of refusing to pay as ordered, and was ordered to appear to show cause why he should not be punished. The move aligns with officials' pledge to enforce finalization of bids at official sales.
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Charles Krrchbaum
Louis Kaven
C. J. Paaris
Maynard LL. Smith
Kaven
State Supreme Court Rules on Prohibition Fine Split
May 12 ruling requires half of all fines from mayoral court violations to go to the state treasury. The court granted a mandamus to compel Mayor Felton of Groverty Franklin County to pay 4116.12 dollars as one half of pre June 17 1924 fines.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Atty
Sen
Crabbe
Felton
Groverty
Franklin Co
State Treasury
Six Escape Jail Breaks Prisoners Sought in Hillsboro
Hillsboro May 12 authorities search for six prisoners and eight Confederate aiders who assisted in a jailbreak at a local jail. The fugitive group reportedly fled after a fall delivery disruption, prompting a wide manhunt and security clampdown across the area.
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Hillsboro
Barn break in suspects flee in four autos
The men were caught during a barn break in when they sawed through three barns and dropped to the street. It is believed they fled in four Waltine automobiles.
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Itla
Oberlin Theological School Receives Monroe Scholarship
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology received a $20,000 endowment to fund the Monroe Scholarship, providing a $1,000 annual graduate scholarship.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Monroe
Case of Lorain girl heads to jury Tuesday
Elyria May 12 The Lorain minister's daughter Lucille Jones 19 faces a potential 1 to 20 year sentence in Marysville reformatory if convicted in a trial that closed with the defense not calling her to testify Prosecution described her as arranging liaisons at a Lake Erie cottage with several men while defense argued the case was a frame up by church members The witnesses for the state detailed alleged trysts at a Lake Erie cottage and a key accuser's confession was questioned by the defense with others called to refute the frame up claim
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Elyria
Tluettie Jones
Epworth League
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
William Moenahem
Elyria Imhemith
Ethel Kun
Luekle
Lucille
Marysville Reformatory
Rev. Jones
Induastrinacion
Marion Stevens
Eugene Penrod
Archie Dennison
Hindenburg Takes Oath as German President in Berlin
In Berlin on May 12, Paul von Hindenburg took the presidential oath, pledging loyalty to the republic and to the German people amid an economy in distress. Crowds cheered as he declared authority for the nation and promised to work for truth and justice for all Germans.
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Berlin
Plel Marial
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Nia
bin Tts
Cwarrior
Reichstage
Mindenburg
Hindenburg
Nin
Retehstag
Wilhelmatrasse
Simons
Lancers
Findebure
Presidential
Ewing
Liquor Found In Wrecked Auto After Night Crash
Police found twenty gallons of liquor in a touring car after a collision at Fourth Street and Highway NW around 10 30 Monday night. Both cars were badly damaged. The driver of the liquor car fled after the crash and did not return, police sought his whereabouts Tuesday.
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4Th St
Highwvy
Ile
Electric Chair To Claim Two Victims
In Columbus Ohio a double execution is slated at Ohio Penitentiary early Saturday the first since 1923. Kondrat Gwozenkow 27 and Fred Ward 30 face the electric chair for murders in Belmont and Bellaire respectively. Gwozenkow killed Annie Kuskoff seven by stuffing leaves and choking her near Hig Run. Ward murdered Jeanette Pugella fifteen near Bellaire with a stabbing.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Kondrat Gwozenkow
Fred Ward
Gowzdenkow
Annie Kuskoff
Hig Run
Belmonteo
Tier
Kiel
Ward
Jeanette Pugella
Bellaire
President Coolidge's Father Urged Spare by Doctor
Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of the president, should be spared from incessant mail and pranks, said his personal physician Dr Cram after a fainting spell. The 80 year old, resting at his Plymouth home, was said to be improving and grateful for quiet, with the doctor noting the burden of unsolicited correspondence.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Br Cram
Hindenburg to Get No Message From Coolidge
President Coolidge considers a congratulatory message to Paul von Hindenburg but officials say no decision has been made. Acknowledgment could affect postwar Germany’s unity as it seeks reconstruction and repayment of reparations amid monarchist and republican tensions.
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Hindenburg
Coolidge
David Lawrence
Internaily News
Washington
Coolidge Bannet
Elect von Hindenburg
State Department
White House
von Hindenberg
Atlantic
Germany
von Hindenburg
Baide Germany
No Hope Held for Accident Victim
The condition of W. T. Hankey of Louvalle was reported without hope after being struck by an automobile in front of the Bjork Electric R. R. station in Louaville Monday morning. Hospital attendants also said Fred Becker suffered a broken back in an unrelated automobile collision Saturday evening.
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W.T. Hankey
Loulaville
Bjork Electric R. R
Loauleville Moday Marning
Mercw
Tuessday Marine
Aefair
Fred Becker
AM Ouio
Struggling theater raffle offers free tickets in Canton
A fragment describes a daily theatre promotion at the Strand Theater where two Daily News readers can claim free tickets. The text notes names are updated each day and suggests readers may see their own name among the winners.
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Swaerthy
Rowanthe
Perseg
Hethen
Strand
Tn Canton Seeman
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