Davis Challenges Legality Of GOP Endorsement At Columbus Meet
In Columbus on May 20, Republican primary mood surged as candidates debated the convention’s power to endorse. Former Gov. Harry Davis and James A. White argued the party cannot nominate or endorse. several faith contenders said they would accept or reject endorsement depending on legality and impact on their campaigns.
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Columbus
Harry TL. Davis
Eland
James A. Ite
Ohio Anti Saloons
Ohto
Ed Davis
White
John F. Burke
Theon
Indorse
Roscoe C. Bloch
Canton
Jorney Homer Durand
Coshoe
Cand
Crabbe
Lane muffler perfected after four years of work
Dayton May 20. Through a muffler innovation after four years of work McCook field affil it today announced an era of less airplaning. The muffler attaches to the exhaust with pipes running to the fuselage end and reduces intense vibrations. Test pilots report the muffler eliminates severe stresses for pilots and passengers.
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Dayton
McCook Field
Diplomat Sir William Goshen dies in London
Sir William Iwarg Goshen, a veteran British diplomat, dies in London at the age of 74. He served in Washington Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Leningrad Lisbon Belgrade Tehran and Copenhagen during a long overseas career.
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London
William Iwarg Goshen
England
Washington
Ili
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janyo
Leningrad
Lisbon
Belgrade
Thin
Copenhagen
Photographs From Conventions to Be Sent by Wire
The A T and T announced that news photographs from national political conventions can be transmitted to newspapers within minutes of capture. Tests showed Cleveland to New York transmissions in two hours with plans for radio broadcasts of convention proceedings. The company says wire photography is ready for commercial use.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T. and
Cleveland
Chicago Police Tied to Massive Beer Running
Federal officials promise sensational disclosures linking many Chicago police officers and dry agents to large scale beer running since prohibition. Arrests followed a raid on Sieben Brewery where 65 officers seized over 200 barrels of beer and a cache of guns. a little black book found by Patrolman Sonnenfeld, WNuret and Warszynscki hints at wide payoffs and could yield indictments.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Wim F. Waugh
United States
United States District Attorney
Methodists to Modify Bans on Amusements
Springfield Mass May 20 Modifications of the ban on dancing theater attendance and harmless games of chance were expected to be ratified by the general conference after a committee vote. Further reductions in Episcopal residences in the United States and possibly Paris were anticipated due to yesterday’s bishops election vote.
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Springfield
Mass
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On
United States
Paris
France
Klan Official Admits Graft In Hire By Klan
J Q Jett of White Path Georgia, a former Klan investigator, told the Mayfield senate committee that the Ku Klux Klan’s inner workings and how high officials divided the country into sections and allocated membership funds amounted to graft. He said he earned from 500 to 1000 dollars weekly while with the Klan.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Mayfield Committee
The
Senate Today
J Q. Jett
White Path
Jett
Klan
Stocks Tumble on Wall Street
Stocks fell on the New York Stock Exchange amid broker talk that President Coolidge’s veto of the soldiers bonus bill had been overridden.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wal
Coolidge
Cupid Laughs At Traffic Crash Wedding Hoopla
Miss Fayonla Nutter and Allen Moody were wed in St. Joseph's hospital with Moody in bed and Nutter removing bandages for the ring. They had planned a ceremony earlier after a motorcycle crash harmed Moody and injured Nutter, who escaped more serious harm.
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Loraino
Cupid
Fayonla Nutter
Allen Moody
St. Joseph's Hospital
Moody
Miss Nutter
Webb Murder Trial Begins in Akron
The trial of a Newark policeman for the killing of Frederick W. Gerhardy, a Detroit racing judge, opened with 13 jurors accepted after five days of selection. The 13th juror serves only if a regular panelist is disqualified. Attorneys clashed vociferously over juror seating, prompting Judge Pardee to intercede.
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Akron
M¢ace
Newhue
Frederick W. Gerhardy
Detroit
L. 8S. Pardee
World Fliers 355 Mile Voyage In Japan Reported
The American army round the world aviators completed another 355 mile lap flying from Yotoforu island in Minato on the northeastern coast of Japan. In Shanghai Lieut D Orisy French long distance flyer arrived from Canton after flying from Hanoi with overnight rest and overhaul before continuing toward Shanghai.
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Japan
London
Yotoforu Island
Minato
Tokio
Minato S
Pellicier D'Orisy
Shanghai
Canton
China
Nens
D'Oisy
Hanoi
France
Canton Dealers Leader Skips Nela Convention in Atlantic City
A Robbreich president of the Canton Electrical Dealers and Contractors Association will miss the National Electric Light Association convention in Atlantic City May 13 to 16. He will be represented by a delegate to report on activities there as part of his involvement with the Community Fund Drive.
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A. & Robbreich
Canton Electrical Dealers and Contractors’ Association
National Electric Light Association
Atlantic City
Koenreich
John” Cody
New York City
Charles May Swift
Ferrisburg, VI
Postmasters to Meet in Capital
Over 2,600 postmasters and Onto Postmasters league members will attend a joint convention at the Deshler hotel in Columbus Friday and Saturday. A. L. Behymer of Cincinnati is president. Scheduled speakers include U. S. Senator Fess, Ohio, Glen B. Rodgers of Washington, D. C., and George W. Lathrope of Toledo.
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Columbus
Postmasters Association
Onto Postmasters League
Deshler Hotel
A. L. Behymer
Cincinnati
U. S
Fess
Ohio
Glen BH. Rodgers
Washington, D. C
George W Lathrope
Toledo
Tax cuts and bonus clash shape early U S economic outlook
Congress is finishing long battle over World War I bonuses as it weighs tax revision and spending. The proposed package totals about 493 million dollars, aiming to cut roughly 400 million from tax receipts, with uncertain impact on business if tax relief is blocked or reduced.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Congress
Coolidge to Host Senate Foreign Relations Panel on World Court
Members of the senate foreign relations committee will confer with President Coolidge tonight on the world court. The senators will be his dinner guests. Several world court plans are pending in the senate and a compromise is to be sought.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
White House
Senate
Langley Suffers Slight Stroke After Prohibition Conviction
Washington May 20 Rep John Langley Republican of Kentucky suffered a slight stroke of apoplexy after his conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws conviction and was reported steadily improving though still not entirely out of danger.
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Washington
John Langley
Kentucky
Resignation of Wood Accepted by White House
President Coolidge directs Secretary Hughes to accept the resignation of Cyrus E. Wood, United States ambassador at Tokyo, announced from the White House as of May 20.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Justice Clark Dies in North Carolina at Home
Chief Justice Walter Clark of the North Carolina Supreme Court died at his Raleigh home after being stricken last night. Doctors attributed the death to a stroke, bringing to an end a long tenure on the state high court.
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Raleigh
N. C
Walter Clark
North Carolina Supreme Court
Steamship State Onto Burned At Cleveland Docks
Night watchman John Lee of the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co. is missing after State Onto burned to the water line near downtown Cleveland. Firefighters battled the blaze in high winds, with two other crew members escaping, while Hope to avert spread to See and Bee. The State of Ohio, built 46 years ago, stood nearby.
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cLevery
Rem vagiNs
State Onto
Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co
John Lee
Lee
See and Bee
Great Lakes
State of Ohio
Daily News Want Ads Promote Business and Real Estate
A promotional notice highlights up-to-date want ads covering renting opportunities business chances work applications lost and found realty market and used car conditions. The daily page urges readers to consult the Daily News Want Pages for timely listings and advantages.
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Daily News
Hemlock
Officials Seek Way to Collect U S War Debts
Treasury officials say renewed efforts will pursue uncollected European wartime debts as a source to fund the soldiers bonus and potential tax relief. They project Europe’s debt to the United States could reach about 12 billion dollars by 1944 and increase further by 1946, amid press projections of higher government costs.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Europe
Treasury
Two Pay Roll Bandits Shot in Moosic Robbery Case
Police hunt for loot from West End Coal Co pay roll robbery near Moosic Pennsylvania after bandits tried to hide in a Tiltonaville railroad shanty. One suspect Jack Stummy 28 killed himself. John Tontt 46 in critical condition after a late night gunfight following a street car attack that killed a passenger and wounded three others.
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Martins Ferry
Pennsylvania
Tiltonaville
West End Coal Co
Moosic
Jack Stummy
John Tontt
Wng
Penneyvania Constabulary
Tiltonsville
Senate Has New Shoals Offer
May 20 Muscle Shoals proposal presented to the Senate agriculture committee. James O'Brien of Boston urged using the Muscle Shoals energy for Mississippi River flood control. Senator Norris asked for private submission to Senator Rendell of Louisiana for consideration.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
James O'Brien
Boston
Mass
Mississippi River
O'Brien
Norris
Republian
Nebraska
Ranedell
Lousiana
Secret code telegrams used to influence Congress on Barkley bill
Representative Nelson alleged secret railroad agents issued coded telegrams to coerce lawmakers in a bid to defeat the Barkley bill abolishing the railroad labor board during house debate.
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Washington
Congress
Barkley
Railroad Labor Board
Nelson
Wisconsin
House
Federal Reserve Agent John H. Rich Dies After Long Illness
John H. Rich, ninth district Federal Reserve agent, died at 9:60 a.m. today in Minneapolis after a long illness. The official obituary notes his years of service and contributions to the district banking system.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John H. Rich
Ninth District
Federal Reserve
Canton Board Approves School Budget For 1924 25
The Canton board of education approves a 1924 25 school year budget of 2 240 229 49 dollars to be submitted to the Stark county budget commission. Most funds go to bonded debt and teachers salaries with 596 691 01 needed for debt service and a 60 000 teachers pension. Reeducation of staff and new hires will be considered at a special meeting Thursday at 7.
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Canton Public Schools
Board of Education
Wille
Stark Co
W. C. Lane
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Canton
Schooln
Wilson Hawkins
acid thrower faces charge in Hackney death
Columbus reports Mrs Grace Dolby 35 held after George B Hackney 31 died from fright after she hurled carbolic acid in a theater. Coroner Murphy said a charge of throwing acid with intent to maim and disfigure is likely. Dolby denied any murder intent.
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Columbus
Grace Dolby
George B. Hackney
Murphy
Baltimore Girl Found Unconscious in Philadelphia
Hilaa Ritter aged 25 from Baltimore was found unconscious on a street corner in Philadelphia. Edward Carter 37, a colored man, is held by police as a suspect. Ritter is in critical condition at Pennsylvania Hospital with facial injuries and bruises.
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Philadelphia
Hilaa Ritter
Baltimore
Edward Carter
Pennsylvania Hospital
Ohio Baptists Convene in Middletown Delegates Gather
About 250 delegates attended the Ohio Baptists annual convention in Middletown. The opening session was held last night with BE H Rhodes presiding as president and Poledo.
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Middletown
Ohio Baptists
BE. H. Rhodes
Poledo
Canton Chest Campaign Opens With $34 768 Reported
Canton community fund drive launches at Courtland hotel with 600 solicitors. First day pledges total 34 768 led by E J Meffelman in the northeast and W W Webb in the southwest. top team 2 040 in 38 pledges. Dr Lloyd C Douglas and George Charles address workers as the goal tops 285 000 with 100 percent in office subscriptions.
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Courtland Hotel
C. H. Corbett
Shoe
E. J. Meffelman
W. W. Webb
HH. Bowman
Harry Baker
George Bo Charles
United Alloy Steel Corporation Planta
Canton
Charlies
George Charles
Lloyd C. Douglas
Akron
Douglas
Joseph M. Markley
Cleveland Community Chest Fund
Dayton
Akron Chest
Community Cheat Fund Campaign
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