Community fund drive lags as pledges fall short
More than a third of the goal of 385000 was described at noon Thursday with subscriptions totaling 140627. North Canton oversubscribed its quota by 44, KE Shiltz reports, while Bruce Baxter of Mount Union College urged renewed effort. The drive trails the pace of 1923 by about 14 percent and only 22 percent of the goal has been raised by the third morning.
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North Canton
B. Shiltz
Tat Village
Bruce Baxter
Mount Union College
Arance
Efort
Edwin G.klund
Canton Welre Federation
Arge
Ind
Klund
British Liquor Pact Takes Effect In Washington
The rum treaty between the United States and Great Britain becomes effective today with formal exchanges at the state department. Simultaneous announcement of an identical treaty with Sweden follows, signed by Secretary Hughes and the Swedish minister. Sweden’s pact is the third in a series. Germany’s and Holland’s are in various stages.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Department
Sweden
Secretaryughes
Germany
Holland
French Cabinet Adopts Bold Economy Plan
Paris May 22 The French cabinet approved a program of drastic economy slicing the budget by 420 million francs President Millerand presided and Edouard Herriot pledged to likely become premier and continue the economy policy with strong support.
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Paris
Millerand
Edouard Herriot
Tragic triple burial after Wednesday slayings
Coroner details reveal Mrs. Laura Snively 42 killed herself and her two children Willard six and Caroline six months, following a home double murder. Funeral planned Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Tuest home. Neighbors recall her saying she would not be here long.
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Laura Snively
Willard
Caroline
T. H. Shorb
Insulin Made for Millions
Denmark scales up insulin fabrication to five to ten million doses yearly, aided by licensed pig slaughter houses supplying pancreas. Production unfolds under ideal conditions with systematic raw material collection and affordable pricing for diabetics. Prof Krogh Nobel prize supervisor.
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Christian Husum
Canton Daily News
Copenhagen
Denmark
Scandinavia
Prof
Kroch
Fire Damages Country Home in Tiffin Ohio
Fire gutted the country home of Mrs. S. N. Sneath in Tiffin, causing an estimated 25,000 dollars in damage. The blaze started in the basement and reached the attic before discovery, destroying a premier library, tapestries, and oil paintings. Origin undetermined as inspectors marked Fire Prevention Day in the city.
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Tiffin
S. N. Sneath
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Little general from Carolinas outwits G O P
Senator Farniford Simmons from North Carolina, a veteran on tax matters, outmaneuvered Republican leadership including President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon. With help from Representative Garner of Texas, Democrats’ tax bill moves toward law, as objections like publicity of returns and the undistributed profits tax are removed, though the outcome hinges on Coolidge’s eventual signature.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
North Carolina
Farniford McLende
Simmons
Coolidge
Mellon
Congress
Rep. Garner
Texas
One Dead From Escaping Fumes At Barber Shop
Escaping gas fumes from a gas heater in a barber shop at 1068S Webber Alliance caused the death of Fred Moore 30 colored Thursday morning. George Hines and his family were overcome. Hines was revived by officers and others as the shop owner shut off the gas and opened windows. Police investigate whether the cause was accidental or foul play in this tragedy.
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Fred Moore
George Hines
Webber
Alliance
Moore
Clark
Barberem
Primo Sach
Hines
Mr. Hines
Sacchini
Davidson
Boy Feick Vanishes Inspires Fear Of Foul Play
Crestline Ohio May 22 reports say Frank Feick eighteen son of Mr and Mrs Jacob H Feick was last seen at his home Saturday May 3. authorities fear foul play. He is five feet five inches tall about 130 pounds with brown hair grey eyes a scar on the upper left corner of his mouth. He wore blue corduroy trousers a blue sweater a brown shirt a black hat and oxford shoes.
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Crestline
Frank Feick
Jacob H. Feick
Feick
The Community Clearing House Want Ads Notice
The Community Clearing House urges daily readers to check The Want Ads for in demand merchandise real estate personal services and other listings. It invites strong readership and directs attention to Hemlock 3500 News Wert Ad Phor for more details and contact.
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Daily News
Hemlock
Wert
Mrs Remus Denies Guilt In Rum Case
Cincinnati May 24 Mrs Imogene Remus wife of bootleg king George Hamus says she will not plead guilty on lower conspiracy charges tied to a St Louis federal indictment. Remus free on 5000 bond, asserts acts were legal under her husband’s direction while in federal custody. Investigator notes reveal vast illegal whiskey movements and millions in dealings tied to the prohibition era.
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Bessie Gottlob
Walter J. Hill
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Hill
Pauline Gillison
New York
Cincinnati
Liberty
Imogene Remus Yeun¢E
George Hamus
St. Louis
Remus
Fedeal
Atanta
Mssouri
Harry Boyd
Edward Meininger
Jack Daniels
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Jess W. Smith
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Court awards baby custody to mother in Krain case
Judge A W Agler awarded Mrs. Nancy Jones custody of her 30 month old daughter Alice May Hamill after a suit against grandmother Mrs. Blanche Schrader. The judge said mother love entitles the child to the home with Jones while allowing access to Schrader, with a condition that the mother not attend public dance halls.
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A. W. Agier
Nancy Jones
Blanche Schrader
Ifs Littl
Alice May Hamill
Mra. Schrader
Agler
Ohio
Sam
Non rigid air ship on flight from Lakehurst
The navy dirigible J-1, a nonrigid air ship, left the naval air service station hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey for a flight to Philadelphia. Commander Zachary Landsowne of the Shenandoah announced the giant craft may fly this afternoon, its first since breaking from its mooring mast in January and suffering damage in a runaway during a prior storm.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Naval Air Service
Zachary Landsowne
Shenandoah
Thaw Returns Home for Brother Edward Thaw Funeral
Harry K Thaw returned to his mother's home in Pittsburgh for the funeral of his brother Edward Thaw scheduled for Saturday. Family members confirm the move as part of the arrangements surrounding the service.
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Pittsburgh
Harry K. Thaw
Edward Thaw
Ohio Republicans end pre primary action fails to abrogate
The final session of Ohio's Republican pre primary convention yields a compromise endorsing a slate of candidates while failing to force primary abolition. The plan delays action to 1926 with no compulsory directive, urging the state central committee to convene again in two years to recommend candidates for all state offices, reflecting mixed results for party unity and the abrogation effort.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio
Light frost reported in Starkeo with minimal crop damage
A light frost Wednesday night caused little if any damage to fruit crops in Starkeo. The Weatherman noted 36 degrees as the low, with 9 pm reading at 43 and noon warming. In Ohio, reports from other areas said killing frosts were observed, including 27 degrees at Bellefontaine and 29 at Napoleon, while Bucyrus and Granville saw 80 degrees.
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Starkeo
Myers
Columbus
Columbia
Ohio
Alexander
Bellefontaine
Napoleon
Bucyrus
Granville
Salesman Campbell Agrees to Stop Carrying Flask
Dayton salesman Frank Campbell promised the judge he would not carry a flask of contraband whiskey again. He was in court Thursday after police found a flask in his sample case on a public square the prior night. Judge Bowman fined Campbell $100 and costs.
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Frank Campbell
Dayton
A. Bowman
Methodists Fail to Elect Bishop at Conference
Springfield Mass May 22 Rev Dr Titus Lowe of Omaha headed candidates for bishop at the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church on the third ballot with 475 votes missing 71 of the 546 needed to secure election. Other nominees listed but no winner announced as ballots continued.
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Titus Lowe Falls
Springfield
Mass
Titus Lowe
Omaha
Neb
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lowe
Fliers Reach Base for Historic World Flight
Kasumigaura Japan May 22 The three United States Army air planes reached the Japanese base at 6 PM to cheers from about a thousand townspeople The airmen left Minato at 1 40 PM for Kasumi gaura 30 miles outside Tokyo and hoped to reach Kasumigaura by 5 PM Gov Romori hosted them and offered wishes for success The arrival marks a milestone in the cross Pacific round the world effort as rivals from Britain and France race toward Tokyo with engine troubles and crashes noted during the journey.
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Tokio
Calshot Airdome
England
Akyat
Burma
A. D. MacLaren
Pelletier D'Oisy
Shanghai
Parl
France faces pressure to pay US war debt after veto
Paris reports final passage of the bonus veto as a prelude to a united push to force immediate payment of France’s war debt to the United States. Herriot’s forthcoming government may resist, insisting reparations include debt reductions. Dawes plan could be jeopardized if France cannot cut both debts.
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Paris
France
United States
Herriot
American Senate
Wife Murderer Brady Granted 30 Day Stay
James Brady a 28 year old condemned killer of Sandusky Ohio has been granted a thirty day stay of execution by Governor Donahey to appeal to the supreme court. The court of appeals previously granted stays and the scheduled execution date had been set for tomorrow morning. Brady was jailed December 18 1923 and sentenced to die April 1 for slaying his wife with a razor amid divorce proceedings.
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Columbus
James Brady
Sandusky
Donahay
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Brady
Dinsmore Killed by Bandits Near Shanghai
An American named Dinsmore died from wounds received in an attack near Shashien. He was traveling with a British companion and three Chinese when bandits struck. Dinsmore was wounded and captured but later released and reached Shashien where his death was reported.
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Shanghai
Americnon
Dinsmore
Sha@iien
Foo Chow
Shashien
Curtis Curtis Curtis seeks reinstatement in Canton ouster case
ex mayor Curtis of Canton filed amended petitions with the state supreme court seeking reinstatement in the ouster and mandamus actions against Charles M Ball and Governor Donahey. He claims the governor was prejudiced during his misconduct in office trial and that charges were prepared in the prohibition office under McDonald. Prohibition officers testified to liquor purchases in Canton establishments during investigations.
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State Supreme Court
Mandimus
Charles M. Ball
Donahey
Ing
McDonald
Canton
Canton Ministerial Association
Columbus
L. J. Brooks
Jack Melzer
Curtis
B. FF. McDonald
Prohibition
Crim Hits Spy System In Justice Department
Washington May 22 John W N Crim formerly assistant attorney general told the Wheeler Brookhart committee that the spy system of the department of justice breeds corruption and imperial law enforcement He urged that nine tenths of the bureau of investigation should be wiped out and called for sweeping reforms.
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Washington
Department of Justice
John W. N. Crim
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Crim
Bureau of Investigation
Wheeling Man Killed In Auto Crash In Washington
W T Burt 45 of Wheeling West Virginia vice president of The Wheeling Steel died instantly when an automobile he rode in crashed into a steel pole on East Maiden Street in Washington Pennsylvania May 22 The passenger John Sargent Dormont Pennsylvania was seriously injured in the crash
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Washington, Pa
W. T. Burt
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
W. Va
John Sargent
Dormont
East Maiden
Here
Police Clash in Bordeaux After Anarchist Demonstration
Ten police were injured during a crackdown on a demonstration led by Germaine Herthon who was recently acquitted in the murder of Marius Plateau, editor of a Paris royalist paper. Forty demonstrators including Mine Berthon were arrested for attacking officers with arms.
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Bordeeaux
France
Germaine Herthon
Marius Plateau
Paris
Mine
Berthon
Ohio service firm seeks Cambridge bus line certificate
Askes Bus License. The Ohio Service Company of Cambridge filed with the Public Utilities Commission an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a bus line from Cambridge along a fixed route.
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Columbus
Ohi Service Company
Cambridge
Public Utilities Commission
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