Hindenburg Receives Diplomatic Congratulatory Messages
President Hindenburg today accepted congratulations from the diplomatic corps led by American charge d'affaires Warren Delano Robbins. Pacelli voiced hope that Germany would rise again under wise leadership, while Hindenburg pledged to act with conscientiousness for human progress.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
Warren Delano Robbins
Ipalnanclo Pacelli
Germany
Pacelli
Adershin
Miss Sybil Urton to Lead Chicago Women Voters
Miss Sybil Urton of Zanesville will be continued as president of the Chicago Woman Voters in a nomination for reelection. Miss Burton also heads a ticket including Mrs Malcolm McBride in Cleveland and Mrs Agnes Hilton in Cincinnati for state league roles. A constitutional change was proposed to move the annual state convention from May to November.
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Dayton
Sybil Urton
Zanesville
Chicague of Women Voters
Tony
Mre ‘Lliam Henderson
Columbus Bird
Grace Eters
Columbus
State League
Frances ‘Right
Memorial Day auto races at Indian to develop speed records
Polls are expected to reveal new speed records at the Memorial Day auto races in Indian. Spectators can read about the event and related entertainment, including a feature called THE SPOOK, in the Canton area.
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Val
Daily News
Canton
Bert Lytell Weds Claire Windsor in Juarez Mexico
Hollywood reports film stars Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell married in Juarez Mexico at 9 am. A native magistrate performed the ceremony and the couple boarded a special government car for a honeymoon trip to Mexico City.
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Hollywood
Cal
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytell
Juarez
Mexico
Mexico City
Referendum on Reappraisement Not Likely
State Tax commission says referendum on the centennial reappraisement is unlikely despite passage by both houses and a gubernatorial veto. County auditors prepare to proceed with compulsory reap praisement as the law becomes effective July 16, with the commission cooperating for immediate action.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Allen C McDonald
Dayton
Donahey
State Tax Commission
Ohio Farm Bureau to probe laws on non assimilable aliens
Columbus May 14 Officials of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation voted to study laws from other states that regulate non assimilable aliens. The inquiry will focus on a proposed importation of 500 Japanese laborers to northern Ohio and seek guidance from California and other states to protect Ohio farmers. Murray D Lincoln, secretary, announced the move.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ingu!e
Ohio
California Farm Bureau Federation
Murray D Lincoln
Four Armed Bandits Hold Up Lever Brothers Payroll
Four armed bandits in Cambridge Massachusetts held up the Lever Brothers soap factory payroll crew and escaped with about $20,000 in payroll funds. The act occurred today as the paymaster was attacked and the money taken.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lever Brothers, Soap Factory
Fire wipes out Au sable forks business district
A late night blaze in Au sable forks, Essexco, New York, destroyed the Ausable house and bank along with the Ausable Drug Co and several other stores. Losses are estimated between 400 000 and 500 000 dollars. Firefighters from Plattsburg Ausable and nearby towns battled the flames. One firefighter was injured and another overcome.
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Glen Falls
N. Y
Ausable Forks
Essexco
Ausable House
Ausable National Bank
Ausable Drug Co
Smith Department Store
Candyland
Mesont Fruit
Plattsburg
Ohio coach line seeks permit to extend to Alliance Hartville
A J Ler of Puckeye Coach Co filed with the state utilities commission for a permit to extend the motor bus line to run between Alliance and Hartville. The action extends the company’s service area and impacts local travel options.
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Alliance
Hartville
Columbus
A. J. Amler
Puckeye Coach Co
State Utiliies Commission
Mary Konsto arraigned on Crabbe act charge
Mary Konsto appeared in criminal court on Thursday for violating the Crabbe act. She was fined 200 dollars and costs after conviction. police had arrested her several days earlier.
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Mary Konsto
Crabbe
Costa
State charity worker appeals to club women
National President will address Ohio women tonight as Miss Belle Grove, superintendent of Charities, urges training for parents to reduce delinquent children. The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs hosts a large convention with Mrs. John D. Sherman expected to speak.
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Ohio
Belle Grove
Department of Charities
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
John D. Sherman
Washington, D.C
General Federation
Sherman
Three Die in Pennsylvania Rail Crash at Marshall
Three men were killed and four injured when Pennsylvania train No. 6 running from St. Louis to New York wrecked near Marshall Illinois today. Double header engines and six cars toppled. fireman, two mail clerks, and an express messenger among the injured. Bodies moved to Terre Haute Indiana.
Man Held for Killing Child in Dayton Indictment
Dayton Ohio May 14 John Wegrzyn is under grand jury indictment for manslaughter in the death of seven year old Harry Lee Gibb who was killed when Wegrzyn allegedly drove while intoxicated. Fifty two other indictments were returned including six former Focke Packing Co employees charged with embezzlement over sale of high grade meats and keeping the difference.
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Dayton
John Wegrzyn
Harry Lee Gibbson
Focke Packing Co
New Probe Of Discount Co S Sources In Delaware County
Ohio Atty Gen Crabbe will seek evidence today for a Delaware county grand jury to probe the Cleveland Discount Co. Gov Donahe ordered the inquiry, aimed as an outgrowth of the Cuya hoga County probe that led to the acquittal of Josiah Kirby on a false reports charge.
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Columbus
Delaware County
Cleveland Discount Co
Crabbe
Zanesville
Donahe
Cuyahoga County
Josiah Kirby
Brakeman Hurt in Pennsylvania Train Wreck Near Lafayette
Charles Ames of Fort Wayne a brakeman was fatally injured when a fast Pennsylvania express train wrecked near Lafayette 4 miles east of town. A wheel broke on the rear coach causing it to overturn at 60 miles an hour. Ames suffered a fractured skull broken jaw broken ribs and internal injuries. He was rescued by fellow trainmen and rushed to a local hospital.
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Lima
Charles Ames
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Here
Tts
Ames
Standardized traffic signals eyed at police conference
New York May 14 sessions of the International Police Conference push toward uniform traffic signals to ease cross country travel at speeds up to 60 mph. Officials note 1924 motor vehicle deaths and injuries while outlining Manhattan's signal system with four master signalmen controlling green and red lights on a main artery.
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Canton Daily News
New York
Futledee
Detroit
Coleman
Manhattan Island
Iowa Man Shakes Hands With King George at Wembley Exhibit
John Cownie of Iowa bypassed formal introductions and greeted King George VI and Queen Mary during their Wembley visit to the exhibition. The royal entourage arrived as crowds gathered to see the royal visit and engagement with attendees.
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Wembley
Eng
King George
John Cownie
Iowa
Queen Mary
Don Your Straw For Inauguration Day Hat Season
The article notes the 1925 straw hat season begins Friday with new sailor style straws and multicolored bands, as Canton clothiers decorate show windows. A mixed scene includes King George and Queen Mary interactions observed during a sight seeing moment and remarks about meeting the king.
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Canton Dlothiers
Author Hitler Haggard Dies in London at 89
London obituary notes the death of author Hitler Haggard aged 89 after a lengthy illness. He passed in a hospital following an operation ten days earlier.
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London
H. Hitler Haggard
Hayne Acquitted of Perjury Charge in Cleveland Federal Court
Former federal narcotic agent Howard Hayne was acquitted in a Cleveland federal court on a perjury charge. The outcome ends the case and clears Hayne of allegations tied to testimony in a narcotics investigation.
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Cleveland, O
Howard Hayne
Kenmore Police Force Jailed Over Prohibition Conspiracy
The entire Kenmore police force in C. was arrested for conspiring to violate the prohibition law. Officers Julius J. Morris and Ernest Harris, with George Reco and John Simeon, allegedly guarded a rural whisky still. Mayor Ev. Johnson faces possible new charges after previous clearance by the state prohibition department.
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Kenmore
George Reco
John Simeon
Julius J. Morris
Ernest Harris
EV. Johnson
State Prohibition Department
Citizens Committee
Rockefeller heir Abby Rockefeller to wed Milton at mansion
Miss Abby Rockefeller daughter of John D. Rockefeller Jr. will marry Milton, a young lawyer, at the Rockefeller mansion in New York this afternoon. The couple will depart Saturday for a four month honeymoon in Europe. A pearl necklace given by John D. Rockefeller to his granddaughter is among more than a thousand wedding gifts displayed in the Rockefeller home.
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New York
Abby Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Heireas
David Meriwether Milton
Rockefeller
Europe
John DL. Rockefeller
Speeding fines set in criminal court actions
Mrs A Lippert was fined 15 dollars for speeding and arrested Wednesday afternoon on the charge. Noy Cheyney of Mamallion also faced a 15 dollar fine in criminal court Thursday. Richardman of Cleveland received 20 dollars after being convicted of speeding.
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A Lippert
Noy Cheyney
Mamallion
Richardman
Cleveland
Suspects Charged in Stolen Property Case
Charges filed in criminal court Thursday accuse Hughey J. Teid and Daniel Luteh of suspicion and possession of stolen property after their arrest Wednesday evening.
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Hughey J. Teid
Dewshay
Daniel Luteh
Tuscarawas
Canton Hotel Project Aims For Spring 1926 Completion
Canton Ohio prepares for a new $1 4 million Stark Hotel fronting Cleveland Avenue NW with 67 feet of street frontage and 200 feet along First NW The twelve story structure will hold 344 rooms with private baths in 75 percent of them and 306 rooms finished initially The Stark Hotel Co led by George W Caldwell and J Clyde Evans oversee design and construction ready to welcome guests next spring.
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Canton
General Stark
Way
Stark Hotel
Eco
Ohio
George W. Caldwell
J. Clyde Evans
Springfield
Noetel
Cleveland Ay NW
Trdst
Prosecution of Man in Medina Case Is Asked
Columbus May 14 Joseph Pritchard defense counsel for Martha Wise Medina convicted yesterday for the poison murder of relatives appealed to Governor Donahey to name special counsel to prosecute an unnamed man for complicity in the poison plot Pritchard claims a Cleveland man discussed poisons with the widow and urged Wise to kill her mother The governor told Pritchard to return to Medina County Prosecutor Joseph Seymour declined to report to the common pleas court The case reportedly centers on a love angle and an alleged lover who urged the murder case remains under investigation with Wise awaiting further actions by Seymour
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Columbus
Joseph Ritehard
Martha Wise
Medina
Donahey
Pritchard
Mre
Wilen
Mia Wise
Peritehard
Joseph Seymour
Common Pleas Court
Seymour Wee
Mrs. Wise
Women Reformatory
Seymour
Jurors Deadlock in Liska Murder Case Deliberations
Cleveland judges recount a deadlocked jury in the Frank Liska homicide trial. Jurors ballotled without agreement after a long day, with Liska accused of killing his wife and burning the body in a chicken coop. An alleged confession was presented, though he claimed it was at his wife’s request.
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Cleveland
Frank Liska
Lan Mehe
Liska
Toll column adds more motor casualties into May
May 14 reports show seven injured in one crash and James B. Curry of Lewis Center seriously hurt after Curry’s car struck a telephone pole when a steering knuckle broke. Robert T. Green, a Columbus baker, was treated for a punctured lung after his car left the road.
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Columbue
James B. Curry
Lewis Center
Tn Firant Hospital
America faces big problem at Geneva parley
World jurists urge pre venting revolutions with arms control. The Geneva conference discussion centers on whether arms may be exported only to recognized or constituting governments and how U S policy would handle rebel movements and recognition in Latin America and elsewhere.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Latin America
America
United States
Geneva
Arma
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Department of State
Roosevelt
Colombia
Panama Canal
Panama
Congress
Great Britain
Police seize plots and 12 arrests in Rome raid
In Rome on May 14 police raided clandestine Communist networks arresting 12 and seizing documents and pamphlets. Officers said the operation found material tied to a Communist organisation.
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Rome
Nea
Plana
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