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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
11
Cincinnati bootlegger George Remus files a supplemental cross petition for divorce against Imogene Remus. He alleges improper relations with Franklin N. Dodge in Atlanta in July and in Cleveland, and claims Dodge, a former federal prohibition agent, conspired to have him arrested and jailed on exorbitant bonds to seize his property.
In Dublin on October 9 1926 William H Brayden reports Ireland faces an acute labor crisis. Unemployed demonstrations near Parliament in Belfast were banned with the protest withdrawing. In Dublin the Shannon region shows work, while wage offers and contractor delays create hunger like scenes in Limerick. Municipal strikes threaten street services over contracts and wages.
A replica of the historic Jupiter steam locomotive arrived at City Hall on Thursday carrying a message to Mayor Ball from William Fox, pioneer of the film The Iron Horse. The event included a Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad convention greeting and a pledge for the protection of wholesome, clean vices.
East Liverpool Ohio October 9 Terbert Sayre 41 a warehouse foreman was killed when struck by a motor truck while aiding fire crews at a blaze at the T A McNichol pottery company plant.
Editorials differ on the French debt negotiations in Washington and the outlook for a settlement. The New York Daily News mocks the demands as excessive while others see improved mutual understanding after discussions. The Macon Telegraph laments potential Congressional complications, and The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes cautious optimism. The Literary Digest issue provides a fuller story.
An article cites New York World figures showing peace period losses since April 1921 total twelve ships including submarines destroyers and a training ship, compared with five ships lost during October 1917 to October 1918 amid active service. The Shenandoah airship is excluded. Public opinion and press comment in The Literary Digest and New Haven Register are noted.
A digest row notes responses to Bryan's speech by Trotzky and sketches a rural poet who struggled to farm. It also highlights a football star training by carrying ice, reflecting quirky contemporary trends and political ironies of the era.
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