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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
2
Official counts after western Japan quake and fire place dead at 318 with 522 severely injured. About 2896 houses destroyed across an eight square mile area around Toyooka. No foreigners killed though Japanese victims reported. relief efforts underway and international aid offered but declined.
The milder weekend gave way to a sharp cold spell as temperatures hovered near freezing. A death from the cold in Chicago was reported, while Cleveland and Ohio faced the coldest May snap in 65 years and Lake George area saw an inch of snow.
Dayton officials announce regular air service starting June 1 between Dayton and Cincinnati with five round trips daily. Flights depart Dayton at 8 10 in the morning and 1 6 7 in the afternoon, operated by the Johnson Airplane Co.
Four persons were injured, two seriously, when a car collided with another at the Dueberry Street SW and 6th Street intersection Sunday noon. The Rowland vehicle occupants include Mrs Rebecca Rowland and Mrs Etta Sparks. both are hospitalized with injuries. The driver, G C Rowland, was arrested for reckless driving.
A dispatch from London dated May 25 reports seven communists named Friedmann, Petrini, Kosovaky, Ahmadfleff, Dimintrorf, Koeff, and Zadrovaky have had their death sentences confirmed by the martial court of cassation for bombing Sofia cathedral. Executions to follow in a few days.
John W. Speakman of Bayard was injured Sunday afternoon when the car he rode in on the Louisville Harrisburg road near Death Curve was struck by another vehicle that fled the scene. Speakman was hurled against the steering wheel and his auto crashed into a roadside tree, badly damaging the front end.
Louisville May 25 plans by the American Legion to build a park and swimming beach along Nimishiken creek east of town near the Pennsylvania railroad. The dam is completed and the pool ready. Officers elected include John C. Clair as President and Charles Heffelhower as Vice-president.
A burglar entered the Canton Printing Co office at 104 4th St SE on Sunday and stole an overcoat. No other items were disturbed and the intruder gained entry by breaking a sash in the door.
Mrs Mary Schwab of 2328 Indiana Way NE Canton details relief from nervousness insomnia and biliousness after using Plant Juice. She reports improved digestion stomach liver and kidneys and increased energy. The Plant Juice Man promotes the remedy at Roth Hur’s Main drug store corner Tuscarawas and Cherry streets Canton with free samples.
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