21 May 1924
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
1
A Canton Daily News report details a deranged mother shooting her son, burning the infant, then taking her own life with a gun. The story notes the shocking family tragedy amid other local items and fund drive efforts.
Washington dispatch reports the 1920 Republican platform draft may hinge on soldier bonus language. Republicans face opposition from Democrats who favor a cash option, while some party members argue a general record suffices. Continued coverage noted on page 14.
Delegates at the Republican pre primary convention in Columbus vote to recommend modification of primary laws to permit preprimary state conventions for selecting candidates. The rules committee proposes abolition of the existing Ohio primary while endorsing a plan for future nominations.
In New York on May 21 the Thaw era casts a fleeting spotlight on Broadway as Harry Thaw’s legal saga and past incarcerations loom. Reports note scarce saloons and a tense mood as Jesey connections and past crimes color the scene during ongoing legal tensions.
Senate and House conferees reached a final form of the tax bill. The agreement preserves Democratic rates and limits publicity of returns while adjusting income and corporation taxes. The conference report, drawn today, awaits approval in both chambers with expectations of swift passage.
Washington May 21 The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 10 to 6 to reject Henry Ford's bid on the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project. The committee announced it would end hearings on disposition of the project next Monday and forward recommendations to the Senate beginning Tuesday. Details of the action were not immediately available due to secrecy in the vote.
Washington May 21 a witness described means a black satchel containing papers looted from Hiram Todd an assistant attorney general in New York. Private secretary W C Duckstein testified a subpoena went out for Todd amid a prosecution of Means on an indictment alleging bribery.
A quirky note from the Bill Oots ranch describes a pool formed by Volstead and Antonio with Teak and The Juice. Goats and a coyote are mentioned as part of the scene, with fermentation and attempted escapes noted. The passage is fragmented and surreal.
In Judge Agler's courtroom a custody battle unfolds as Nancy Jon claims possession of her child from a prior marriage. The grandmother Mtoweht Schrader seeks to keep the baby, born when the parents were underage, in the wake of a pending habeas corpus case.
Chicago May 21 the National Confectioners Association announced that America consumed about one billion pounds of candy last year. The secretary noted candy can substitute for other treats and discussed trends in confectionery demand.
The notice invites prospective buyers to list a car for sale with exact data on name mileage and equipment and to state the price terms and inspection details. It promises efficient buying and selling through a daily wants section and provides contact information for the Daily News Wants column.
A bandit was shot in the back and captured today in Darke County. Shortt yon Brose of Darke County filed the telegram reporting the capture. The damaged text mentions Osorge Hob bina and Joncoh thos sual but no clear locations or outcomes are confirmed.
A damaged historical clipping notes a sale order for standard stock. The text references former owners including Brewer, Tilheim A. Tsledemann, Marvin Nosttem, and Meta Behe, with mentions of a May 21 date and a lawsuit involving property claims and enemy-related provisions.
The 70 year old plaintiff sues Canton Inc alleging injuries from a hazard she says was allowed on site. Attorney Blake represents the claimant as the case moves through the common pleas court seeking damages.
Harmony is seen as the keynote for Senator Pat Harrison at the Democratic convention in Washington where rival factions seek the nomination. A youthful temporary chairman plans a keynote speech aimed at uniting the party and persuading voters in November.
Washington reports President Coolidge received chlorine gas therapy for a cold. Officials say he endured the fumes for about an hour as part of a medical trial. The treatment mirrors World War I gas chemistry developed by Brig. Gen. Amos Fremont for cavalry welfare.
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