Solon Blocks Senate Plan to End Session
The Senate adjourned at 6 25 p m amid a hectic week with the Boulder dam bill unfinished. Senator Johnson California directed the bill and blocked adjournment to wore down filibusters, aiming to postpone until Saturday. The adjournment date remains undecided as Curtiss plans a House move Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Boulder Dam
Congress
Johnson
California
House
Curtiss
Ashurst
Ariz
Arizona
Reed
Hale
Maine
Spelling Contestants in 16th District Named at McKinley High
Four contestants qualified for Washington from the four county spelling contest held at McKinley High School. Winners received a silver loving cup and four Washington railroad tickets donated by The Canton Daily News. Left to right: Mar jean Ruff, Sanford Wechsler, Ralph Rubin, Jenny Younker. Prof. Henry Anthony of Mt. Union pronounced the words.
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McKinley High School
Washington
Canton Daily News
Marjean Ruff
Creston
Wayne Co
Sanford Wechsler
Canton
Ralph Rubin
Wechsler
Lehman Junior High School
Jenny Younker
West Salem
Henry Anthony
Mt. Union
Losing Spellers Noble In Defeat At District Contest
The Canton Daily News praises the four top spellers from Ohio’s 16th district after a Friday night contest at McKinley High School. Twenty three children competed, 11 boys and 12 girls, with Dean Lucas among the disappointed but determined to try again.
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Washington
Canton Daily News
16Th
Congressional
Ohio
McKinley High School
Athough
Dean Lucas
Knapp Found Guilty in New York Census Larceny Case
Florence E S Knapp the first woman elected to a New York state office is found guilty by a jury of first degree larceny in connection with the 1925 state census She faces a possible five to ten year prison term and sentence is set for September 4 while bail remains.
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Albany
N. Y
Florence E. S. Knapp
New York
Knapp
C. B. Knapp
Justice Callaghan
Clara Blanche Knapp
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Bandit Trail in Five States Seeks Bandits After Lamar Bank Robbery
In five states across the west a massive manhunt for the Lamar Colorado bank robbers unfolds. Sheriffs from Kansas and Colorado lead front lines with armed posses and police driving pursuit cars while airplanes sweep the countryside. Despite rapid response the five bandits eluded pursuit after escaping the First National Bank misdeed that killed president AN Parrish and son John Parrish and abducted teller A E Kesinger.
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Denver
Colo
West
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Nebraska
First National Bank
Lamar
AN. Parrish
John
A. E. Kesinger
Teller
L. E. Alderman
Argonne Drive
Death of Rep. Thomas S Butler Shocks Capitol
Washington May 26 Rep Thomas S Butler R Pa venerable chairman of the house naval committee dies after brief illness in Washington Funeral set for 2 30 Tuesday at Westchester Cemetery conducted by two sons Samuel of Westchester and Horace of Eastland Texas Smethey Butler Marine Corps son was not present at deathbed bearing name Butler in U S Navy history text indicates age and service in China assistant context uncertain but obituary notes death occurred in capital city.
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Washington
Thomas S. Butler
House Naval Committee
Butler
Neer Westchee
Samuel
Westcher
Horace Butler
Eastland
Texas
Smethey Butler
United States Marine Corps
Iphia
China
Explosives Found in Waterville Yard Prompts Inquiry
May 26 Toledo report details th e discovery of dynamite with cap in the yard of H J inspector for Waterville in an attempt to threaten his role in a borers control campaign. Mrs Long found the explosive. Becker denies knowledge of any suspect.
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Farlier
H. J
Waterville
Orn
Borer
Long Becker
Long
Becker
Anti-War Pact Outlook Foreshadows New Draft Submission
Washington reports Japan approved the American plan for an anti war treaty ending the first phase of six power renunciations. Next steps likely re submit the original draft with slight changes. Britain and France seek a formal clause preserving signatory liberty of action if others violate the pact.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Morrow Takes First Home Vacation From Mexico City Post
American Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow departs Mexico City for his first home vacation after a record period of diplomatic service. He is described as a banker diplomat and international troubleshooter.
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Four Wounded in Berlin Riot
Berlin police say four rioters were seriously wounded during a clash with police after a 600 member red front fighters group attacked with fists clubs band instruments and bricks. An unidentified Communist fired a pistol and police returned fire.
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Berlin
Red Front
Break Between Besant and Krishnamurti Rumored
In Ventura California on May 26 a rumor spread that Dr Annie Besant international president of Theosophists and her protégé Jiddu Krishnamurti Hindu leader of the Order of the Star have parted. The claim said Krishnamurti is not a Theosophist and it came from Ojai where the teacher and about 1,000 order members are encamped.
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Ventura
Cal
Annie Besant
Jiddu Krishnamurti
Order of the Star
Krishnamurti
Ojai
Six Injured In Bus And Street Car Crash
Six passengers on a double deck bus were injured when it crashed into a street car in Cleveland. Injuries included bruised shoulder scratched and bruised faces lacerations and contusion. Drivers reportedly moved forward as traffic signals changed.
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Cleveland
Florence Anderson
Adeline
Loretta Matousek
Joseph Friel
Alma Saxton
Kenneth
Funeral services for Joseph Heater die in Detroit elevator
Funeral services were held for Joseph Heater 37 of Cleveland who died in a Detroit elevator accident last Wednesday. Heater was brother in law to County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton.
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Cleveland
Joseph Heater
Detroit
Heater
Edward C. Stanton
Memorial Day Observances Across Canton Honor Veterans
Cantons Memorial Day events unite city and county groups in services, parades, and sermons. North Industry Post 440 will honor World War dead at Bowman Cemetery. A 2 PM ceremony at the McKinley Monument features Paul J. Gnau. Rev. Ora Jerome Shoop delivers a Sunday night sermon on Veterans of the Nation. Parade Wednesday begins at 9 AM at city auditorium led by Grand Army of the Republic commander Henry T. Holman and staff chief Capt. James G. Graham with multiple veterans and patriotic organizations marching from 4th Street NW to Cleveland Ave.
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Canton
North Industry Post No. 440
American Legion
Canton Council No. 41
Ladies’ Auxiliary
McKinley Monument
Paul J. Gnau
Ora Jerome Shoop
Simpson Methodist Church
Floyd Hughes
Henry T. Holman
Grand Army of the Republic
James G. Graham
Ohio National Guard
City Auditorium
Veterans of American Wars
Coolidge Said Likely to Decline Presidential Nomination
State Sen. M. G. Leslie stated Coolidge will refuse the Republican nomination if offered at the Kansas City convention. Leslie, tied to Pennsylvania leaders and the Mellons, said the president is determined not to be the candidate this year. He cited a past pattern when Lowden declined the vice presidential nomination.
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Pittsburgh
M. G. Leslie
Pennsylvania
Mellons
Coolidge
Kansas City
Leslie
Frank O Lowden
Local philanthropist donates 400 fiction volumes to Canton library
Tom Berbles of 1318 Tuscaranas St W gives 400 copyrighted fiction books to the Canton Public Library. He recently acquired a restaurant and confectionery at that address and chose to help the community by gifting the circulating library free access to the volumes.
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Canton Public Library
Tom Berbles
Tuscaranas St W
Berbles
Berkles
Sound Economy Basis for Fess' Call for Unity
William Hard notes the Republican national convention in Kansas City enters a chaotic prelim stage with Hooverites holding sway. Ex Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania presides over contest hearings, aligned with Hoover, forcing anti Hoovers to file solid cases or be relegated to the gallery. Senator Fess of Ohio is named temporary chairman and to lead the keynote.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Kansas City
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Five Columbus youths held for auto thefts
Five Columbus boys aged 16 to 18 are held on auto theft charges after allegedly stealing 31 cars for thrill riding. Wilbur Landis, 18, described as ring leader, was arrested and charged with automobile stealing and confessed. Harold Heathe, 16, Paul B. Bullock, 16, Lawrence Steinbrook, 17, and Francis Pearson, 17, are held as principals in the spree.
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Columbus
Wilbur Landis
Harold Heathe
Paul B. Bullock
Lawrence Steinbrook
Francis Pearson
Landis
Justice of the Peace
Moore Crowned National Orator in Washington Contest
James R. Moore of Somerset Kentucky won the national oratorical contest as four members of the supreme court declared him the winner in Washington tonight.
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Washington
James R. Moore
Somerset
Supreme Court
City Councilmen Return After Annual Picnic
City councilmen returned to Canton Saturday night after an all day picnic at Muzzy's Lake near Ravenna. The event featured door games and entertainment.
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Canton
Muzzy
Picnic Editor Announces Canton Daily News School Picnic Plans
The Canton Daily News promotes Meyers Lake Park picnics for 30 000 more children this year and a five year contract. Coupons distributed by teachers at school close, five cent attractions, free admission and launch, 65 000 past participants, daily stories planned with new zoo and attractions for the city’s pupils.
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Canton Daily News
Meyers Lake Park
Italia Overdue at Kings Bay As Arctic rescue mobilizes
The Italia dirigible, overdue by more than two days at Kings Bay Spitzbergen, remains silent as 16 crew face a perilous wait. Four rescue expeditions are being organized, led by Norway with Italian appeals echoing to dispatch the Citta di Milano and Ronald Amundsen to the scene.
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Kings Bay
Canton Daily News
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Citta Dil Milano
Moffen Islands
Ronald Amundsen
South Pole
Italy
Riots Hit Italian Consulate and Stores in Spalato
Reports from Vienna indicate about two thousand rioters attacked the Italian consulate and the Italian National Society in Spalato, Jugoslavia, smashing furniture and looting stores amid protests over a Italian Jugoslavian treaty. Earlier riots at Sebenico and Labich involved windows smashed and flags burned while police protected officials.
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Vienna
Spalato
Jugoslavia
Sebenico
Lalbaich
Latbich
Liquor Squad Arrests Four In Crabbe Act Raids
Police liquor squad and other officers rounded up four suspects on Crabbe act violations and interfering with officers. A closet trap at Andy Guydos home yielded 30 gallons of wine 18 quarts of home brew eight gallons in making and a quantity of corn whisky. Whisky found at John Wallace home and 22 gallons of home brew at Helen Marshall residence were reported. Vick Gust was arrested for interfering with patrolmen during the liquor search.
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Crabbe
Andy Guydos
15Th St
John Wallace
Rexar
Helen Marshall
15Th St NE
Polock and
Bennett
Vick Gust
19Th Et SW
Policy Indorsed by Hoover Cited in Journal
Washington May 26 Secretary of Commerce Hoover was quoted by the Army and Navy Journal as supporting President Coolidge's national policies.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Army and Navy Journal Today
President Coolidge
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