Community Fund Reaches $227,555 Mark
The Community Fund drive reports progress with solicitors confident the goal will be reached by Tuesday. Tens of thousands of dollars more are pledged by local workers and firms, including Industria Fevers and other groups, as volunteers press a final sprint toward the target amid cheering supporters.
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Illinois
Solicitors
Industria
Hubert Ponta
Canton
San Soran
Markley
Fama Soteliers
Trey Min
Frank DaCorps
Rm. Kiityris
Henry A. Rosier
Wee
Superior 1
P. M. Weehimer
Res Zollinger
Spstowa
Remarkable 91-Year-Old Donor From Aged Home
In Canton a resident known as Grandma Smith at the Austrian Home for the Aged donates one dollar to the community fund. Though nearly blind and frail, she remains active and generous. The home as a whole pledged one hundred percent support, with residents contributing to memorials and a collective subscription drive to aid those unable to give.
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Grandma Smith
Rome
Aultman
Tuna Arte
Homer
Martha
Webster
Howe
Venera
Mies Wei
Aotiar Bil
Fong
Canton
Sing Sing Team Rejoices as Star Pitcher Returns
OSSINING N Y May 24 Baseball fans celebrate the return of Joe Ryan former star pitcher to Sing Sing inmates and local players after his release from prison He had served time for carrying a loaded revolver and will be back for practice soon amid Sing Sing team’s win drought and renewed hopes
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Sing Sing
Ossining
N.Y
Sing Sing Penitentiary
Joe Ryan
Mutual Welfare League
Seven Die As Blaze Destroys MeLarie Home In Massachusetts
A rooming house blaze in Ponkapoag Mass killed seven members of the MeLarie family and two other occupants. Father Joseph MeLarie perished trying to rescue his children while his wife perished shielding them. Victims include Frances Beatrice Rita Leo Leona and five other children. Mrs Vincent Datamiso and three of her children also died in the fire.
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Ponkapoag
Mass
Joseph MeLarie
MeLarie
Vincent Datamiso
Welling
James
Frances MeLarie
Beatrice MeLarie
Rita MeLarie
Leo
Leona
Rothmer Sent Home After California Odyssey
Two years in California set Rothmer on a wandering jaunt across the country. He told Criminal Court Judge J.A. Bowman that he found himself penniless and far from home, deciding two months ago to return to Gotham. The judge fined him and suspended the fine on the condition he resume his travels no more.
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California
Mary Rothmer
Gotham
Rothmer
Criminal Court
JA. Bowman
Bowman
Rothms
Doctors observe girl husband in Cleveland case
In Cleveland at Lakewood Hospital physicians placed a young girl’s husband under observation after a court order by Judge Bradley Mull separating the two women. Mist Hottman cried as the scene unfolded, while the husband remained under watch. In Columbus, Ohio, a May 24 meeting of about 100 hotel proprietors from across the state prepared to discuss hotel organization plans at the Ohio Hotels Association offices.
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Cleveland
Hoffman
Betty Jones
Lakewood Hospital
Bradley Mull
Hull
Nia Ling
Mist Hottman
Columbus
Ohio
Wate
Ohio Hotels Association
Blast at Steubenville Leaves Man Dead After Powder Blast
A late Friday explosion west of Steubenville at a cane powder mine trapped workers. Matt Schehar, 26, died in a local hospital with other injured. The blast prompted a police and safety response as investigators examine causes.
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Steubenville
Here
Matt Schehar
Ccal
Candidacy Filed for Ohio State Senate Nomination
William A. Hogle of Columbus filed with the Secretary of State the declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state senator on May 24. The filing named Secretary Brown as the official recipient in the Columbus area.
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Columbus
Brown
William A. Hogle
Eee
Formal Blow Struck at Primaries Across Nation
Washington reports the first formal blow against the primary system in the United States. The Columbus convention’s stance influenced national views, with President Harding’s opposition highlighted. The piece notes intra party tensions, criticizing party leaders and suggesting reform debates will continue in Congress.
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Robert T. Small
Harding
Waakinston
Shimaeté
Klan Dry Agent Bullet Victim in Elleville Incident
Reported today at St Eta Je hospital in Elleville describes a shooting attack on Jenn Young of Williamson County linked to Ku Klux Klan activity. Young says a sedan approached on Oakville road as four men fired with shotguns and revolvers, injuring him and striking his car, while he was preceding a confrontation with a local Klan talk group.
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Elleville
Jenn Young
Ku Klux Klanary
Alter
Williamson Co
St. Eta
Oakville
Young
Inola
Marion
Canton
Suspect Wounded in Arcanum Shooting Incident
A suspect, identified as Preather, was seriously wounded by Lorain police while wanted on an indictment charging him with shooting to kill Eagar Troxell, the marshal of Arcanum, when Troxell attempted to arrest him. The incident occurred December 26.
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Grennyiise
Preather
Lorain
Eagar Troxell
Arcanum
Envoy to Quit If Exclusion Bill Is Signed
Washington May 24 An envoy named Itasanao Hanihara Japan’s ambassador to Washington would resign if the immigration exclusion bill is signed by President Coolidge. The move would leave both capitals without ambassadors, straining U S Japan relations. Ambassador Woods in Tokyo believes his position would end if the measure becomes law, though the situation could change if the president vetoes.
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Washington, D.C
Itasanao Hanihara
Washington
Coolidge
Itoa
Kellon
Janihara
Capitola
Apaneae
Cyrim B Woods
Tokio
Tanibaen
Anid
British flier may end world trip in Burma
A Rangoon dispatch reports Major Mackaren, a British round the world flyer, may abandon his trip at Akyab due to severe weather. High winds and rain halted flights, but signs indicate improving conditions.
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Mackaren
Rangoon
Akyab
Provent
Cleveland Heights adopts motion to recall school head
In Cleveland on May 24 a resolution was introduced urging the Board of Education to demand the removal of Fr. Wiley from the Cleveland Heights school system. Police guarded his home as a precaution amid the tense political action.
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Cleveland
Wiley
Cleveland Heights
Daily News Wants War of Quick Action War
Daily News urges rapid action amid chaotic events surrounding HeMlock 3500 Nan with terse call for swift measures. Officials warn of escalating tensions as readers seek clarity on the unfolding situation and potential remedies.
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Daily News
Instruments Only Guide In Dayton and Birmingham Trip
Dayton aviation team led by Sdeut Ales Pearson and Bradley Jones fly a mechanically guided plane to Birmingham guided by Cincinnati and Frankfort, Ky. They expect to lunch in Birmingham then return to Canton for Sunday events amid cautious weather. Canton federation and Canton Woman's Club invite delegates for a convention with Mrs. Margaret Allan elected vice president as local clubs send representatives.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Birminghhim
Ohio Fed
Canton
Tone
Eluba
Federation
Clube of
Can
Wil
Roroain
Canton Woman's
Met
the Trom
Walter Jonew
Keennaum
Margaret Allman
J. A. Graham
Aten
We. Jacobs
Amd
Det
Slab Mra
A Graham Ant
Harvey Mier
Coolidge to Follow Logic Not Expediency in World Court Debate
President Coolidge resists calls to drop the world court stance and pressures for expediency. He pledges to lead on principle, not politics, amid Washington chatter and mounting pressure from senators to back another plan.
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Coolidge
David Lawrence
Wash Dent Coolidge
World Court
Senator Lode
Senator Pepper
League of Nations
Geneva
Mia
Songrem
Drewent World Court
Couple Arrested In City On Suspicion Of Theft
Antonia Alonso was taken into custody Friday night on suspicion of theft and fined $50 with costs after appearing before Judge J.A. Bowman. Alonso's wife, arrested on a similar charge, was sentenced to 30 days in a workhouse with the sentence suspended if the couple leaves the city. Seventeen year old Littian ifim- Dhrays, arrested at the same time, was turned over to juvenile court.
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Antonia Alonso
10Th St
J.A. Bowman Erin
Alonso
Littian Ifim- Dhrays
Holy Cross Jury Deadlocked in Bribery Case
A Holy Cross jury failed to reach a verdict in the trial of Sheriff Frank Ls Holycrom accused of accepting a $1000 bribe from an alleged bootlegger. The jury, exhausted after brief deliberations, was discharged at 2:05 this morning with a 4 to 1 vote to continue deliberations.
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Smilus
Frank Ls Holycrom
Holyeroas
Mansfield Lawyer Guilty In Perjury Case
A jury returned a verdict of perjury against Attorney J.B. Ladow in an Ohio case. The two week trial ended with Ladow found guilty, amid testimony about stock and related financial dealings.
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Mansfield
Ate
Ohio
J.B. Ladow
Chase
Time Co Wins Damage Suit
The Timken Roller Bearing Co. was awarded default judgment by the common pleas court against Gem Oil Gas Co. The suit involved equipment used to convert turning plans into fuel gas at the Timken plant, alleged to be faulty and failing to perform as guaranteed. The judgment places a lien on equipment and machines at the Timken plant belonging to Gem Oil Gas Co.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Taa
Common Pleas Court
Friay
Gem Oil Gas Co
Timken
Getepiant Company
Sheriff Candidate Nomination Takes Petitions in Starke
Lippert, Democratic hopeful in Starke, filed petitions for the sheriff race on Saturday. He previously ran for the same office two years ago and pledged an aggressive campaign.
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FA. Lippert
Ture
Lippert
Worker Mangles Belle Tron Works
Fragmentary OCR notes a worker incident naming Alex Kriz and Belle Tron in a damaged report. Details are unreadable but suggest a workplace mishap with possible injury and involved person names. Further text needed for a full summary.
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Belle ‘Tron Works
Alex Kriz Dled
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Halted in Village
Report from Dr. Pa Cr fora of the state health department states an epidemic of typhoid fever near Howling Green where one third of the population was affected. Crawford traced the disease to a well that became infected by sewage from a nearby source, leading to its closure.
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Mermil
Wiedco
Seven Milee
Howling Green
Pa. Cr Fora
State Department
Heal de
Crawford
Weil
Barteria
Tefuae
Quoen
Workmen Buried In West 46 Street Fire Shock
Four men were buried after a bulldozer wreck in West 46 Street. Two died at once, ten injured, and firefighters found no others in the rubble. Police believe robbery prompted the fatality involving William J Clark, a Reedtown stockkeeper formerly of Cleveland. The body lay on the living room floor, a forehead wound marked by a diamond ring missing from a known wearer.
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New York
West
Tiffin
Wm J. ‘Larkie
Reedtown
Morekseper
Cleveland
Crow Road
Lackie
Jotte House
Mantua Quarantines Dogs Over Foreign Discovery Risk
Quarantine order affects several dogs as authorities in Mantua restrict movement for 42 days amid concerns over external exposure. Officials cite precautionary public health measures and require owners to house pets away from public areas until clearance is given.
Mystery Deepens in Kidnapping Slaying Case
Chicago report details a 12 year old boy's kidnapping and murder with ransom motive. Police link a suspect named John Finch to a ransom demand of 10000, while a tortoise shell found with the body adds to the puzzling clues. Authorities await any definitive breakthrough in the baffling case.
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Chicago
Len
Theorien
Robert
Ted
Chet
Hughes
John Fin
Maer
Lassen
Postal Workers Attend Confab on Wages and Rates
Delegates discuss possible postal rate hikes and wage increases, with a resolutions committee expected to present a plan. Notable attendees include committee members and inspectors, as union members weigh options at the gathering.
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Darvel
Zaneavie
A Th Deway
Defiance
HA. Taylor
Cleveland
G.eye
Ladies of Es Honor Soldiers to Assist Memorial Services
Local civic women from the United Commercial Travelers at America chapter will assist with Memorial and Decoration Day services. They plan to meet at the Mowe club at 9 o'clock to accompany the V. CT. to the McKinsey monument where services will be held. Public utility week filing noted in federal court. Authorities report a county property valuation dispute. A farmer from New Came township died by suicide in his barn after failing to secure a needed loan.
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Tog Tation
Awatmary
Canton
Coordin
United Commercial Ravelers
America
Mex AL
Smith
Hhasa
Mowe Club
Eelock
V. CT
McKinsey
Sit'Vernon Telephone Co
United States District Court
Knox
Coshulton
Xloy Cochran
New Came
Hung
Secor
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State Association
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Time CO
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