Spanish Men Women Granted Vote in Spain Constitution
Madrid July 7 The projected federal constitution revised by a judicial commission grants universal suffrage and equal rights for men and women to hold office and religious freedom. It guarantees religious liberty and separation of Church and State with freedom of speech. Citizens over 23 may vote and be elected deputy for five years. the senate numbers 250 with varied representation. The draft allows suspension of rights for state security with a 60 day limit. The president will be elected by Congress from among the senators. The constitution sets eligibility rules for various offices and terms.
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Madrid
Reput .E
Judicial Commission
Congress
Spain
National Congress
Labor, Commerce and Industry
Republic
Families of
Russians Hospitable During World Flight Stopovers
Washington July reports describe Post and his navigator Ted Wer doing a world circling flight. Senator Bingham grilled Post at a banquet, yet Post answered briefly with occasional hesitations. He recounted each landing and take off, noting Russian hospitality and long delays for fuel as attendants overwhelmed the field.
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Washington
Eeram Bingham
Post
Latard Gatty
Moscow
Fiying
Arno Satirizes Vanderbilts In Reno Train Tale
New Yorker Peter Arno returns to New York and sketches a caricatured scene with Florence Rice Smith. He recalls a Reno encounter with Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr who allegedly threw a blackjack at a porter. Vanderbilt reportedly bragged of training with Jack Dempsey to confront Arno.
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New York
U.e
Peter Arno
Florence Rice Smith
Carenellus Vanderbilt, Jr
Reno
Vanderbilt
Arno
Jack Dempsey
Jackie Coogan
Plan To Reorganize General Aviation Corporation Directors Meeting
NEW YORK July 7 Plans to reorganize the General Aviation Corporation a unit of the General Motors Corporation are expected to be submitted to the board of directors Friday. It is learned the production end has been reorganized and the firm plans metal plant construction. The Metalsir Corporation has been formed in anticipation. Officers deny Fokker the director of engineering resigned or was removed. Fokker’s stance against exclusive metal construction marks opposition.
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L Aviation Corporation
New York
General Aviation Corporation
General Motora Corporation
General Aviation
Matalsir Corporation
Fokker
Athens Council Rejects Power Rates by 4 to 3
Athens city council rejected Southern Ohio Electric Company domestic power rates by a 4 to 3 vote on Monday night. Officials said a city meeting will be held soon to discuss options as competing firms would not match Athens rates. The dispute centers on a proposed eight cent first block and a 14 dollar minimum monthly charge, with street lighting rates also in question and an estimated 24 thousand dollars annual impact on the company.
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Athens
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Eee
Consumers &Ra Mon
Clyde Mansfield
Wallace Pratt
Hall Rowland
Bert Russell
Power Company
J. E. Bailey
Carl H. Beasley
Fred Fence
Athens City
Aoner
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Council
Rufus Hopkins
Our 185th Birthday and the U S Dinosaur
The piece reflects on American independence and equality from Philadelphia to a growing nation. It questions whether the United States has grown too large to be governed from Washington and suggests a need for a supplementary brain between Washington and another center. It references wealth since 1776 and Alaska and other states.
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George Washington
District of Columbia
Washington
Ber
Straite
Interpret New Russian Policy
Washington reports that Stalin urged higher pay to boost skilled labor and plans to use the old intelligentsia to aid economic progress. Officials see these shifts as temporary departures from pure communism used to ease industrial difficulties before returning to stricter doctrine. This zig zag pattern underscores volatile Soviet policy responses to economic pressures.
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Washington
U.P
Russta
Josef V. Stalin
Stalin
Rail executives meet to speed eastern consolidation plan
Eastern rail executives from the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate meet in New York to hasten the consolidation of four major trunk line systems. They discuss allocating about 100 short lines and may submit a plan to the Interstate Commerce Commission for preliminary review with final details to follow.
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New York
Eastern
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Budget Cut for Columbus Schools in 1932
Columbus officials announce a reduction of 08,545 dollars in the 1932 school year budget due to lower city revenues. The city school board approved the revised allocation for the year ending December 31, 1932.
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Columbus
Columbua
Hare
Pre-School Exam Sets Morning Check at Coolville
Pre School Exam examinations for young children continue tomorrow morning at Coolville. The health commission led by Dr W J Smith and Dr J M Higgins will inspect students from Torch Hockingport Carthage Township and Conlville. Afternoon sessions move to Jerseyville for children from Jerseyville Mann Pleasant Hill Judson Kenny Blackwood Dutch Ridge with Dr John C Henry as the rural representative.
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Hockingport
Carthage
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Ship
Conlville
Health Commission
W J Smith
State
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Byron Danford
Wiloa Feil
Clara Cavanaugh
Jerseyville
Mann
Pleasant Hill
Postpone Flight Hop Tokyo Fliers Refueling Plane
Seattle July 7 UPI Reginald Robbins and H Jones cannot leave until tomorrow for Fairbanks Alaska on the first leg of a non stop refueling flight to Toyo Japan. They received word Telegraph Creek British Columbia their refueling plane was forced down there while en route.
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Seattle
UPI
Reginald Robbins
H. Jones
Fairbanks
Alaska
Toyo
Japan
Robbins
Telegraph Creek
British Columbia
Jones
Double Holiday Dilemma Leaves Beverly Hills Birthday Forde
Beverly Hills columnist Wit notes Fourth of July and a Sunday collide leaving Monday with little to do. He jokes fireworks injure those with matches and tides wait for holidays to surge. He suggests a heavyweight prize fight as a safer alternative and closes with a wink.
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Beverly Hills
Dr J S Basom Dies After 47 Years as Athens Dentist
Dr J S Basom of Athens died Monday at his home at 2 West State Street after returning from Grant Hospital where he had surgery June 1. He was 70, practiced at the same office for 47 years, and was a Mason Shriner and Methodist loyalist. Funeral Thursday at 2 with Rev Coulter and Rev Wilson. burial in West Union Street Cemetery. He was born April 17, 1861 near Coolville and trained at Ohio University and Indiana Indianapolis college. He married Maud Allard in 1881, had three children Bernice Philip and Florence. a second marriage to Minnie Newland produced Jane Joseph and James. Three children died young. He practiced with son Joseph for five years. Florence Basom will teach in North Carolina next year.
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West State Street
Grant Hospital
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A. ¥. Wilson
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Bure
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Lash
Iater
Coolville
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Basom
Maud Allard
Coolvilla
Bernice
Philip
Florence Basom
Barom
Cincinnati
Porto Rico
Santo Teminga
North Carolina
Minnie Newland
Sappers Frains
Ihorn
Jane
Joseph
James
Hams
Joseph Basom
Jame
Besom
Injured by Own Car Athens Woman Breaks Ankle
Mrs. Ira Wolfe of 8 Second Street suffered a broken right ankle when her husband Ira Wolfe backed a sedan from the garage. The bumper trapped her leg as she walked near the car. the driver did not see her until passenger C. H. Slaughter cried out. The fracture is simple and recovery is expected in about eight weeks.
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Athens
Ira Wolfe
Second Street
1 Wolfe
C. H. Slaughter
Pilots Dash Into Ohio for Lunch Stop on Tour
Pilots in the annual national air tour for the Edeel B. Ford reliability trophy will make a dash into Ohio for lunch on Wednesday landing briefly at Port Columbus from Wheeling.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.P
Port Columbus
Wheeling
Suit Demands 500000 Over Defamatory Mayflower Hotel Link
Chicago file notes a federal suit against Haldemann Julius publisher of Girard Kansas. Herold A Moore and family claim a defamatory article linked Vice President Charles A Curtis to bond grafters tied to the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. Curtis says he paid only his business rent.
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Chicago
Charles A. Curtis
Washington,dc
EB Haaldemann-Julius
Girard
Kansan
Herold A Moore
American Bond & Mortgage
Willian J. Moore
Mayflower Hotel
Wrahington
Curtis
Moore
Haldemann-Juliny
Mayflower
Taft
Wiliam J Moore
Curtin
Fie
Tme
Salvation Army Aids Injured Man After Fairgrounds Incident
At the American Legion celebration a man claiming past wealth, George W Cummings, was struck by a passing auto while selling product samples at the fairgrounds. Salvation Army Captain Stone and the Legion provided food, gas, and money to travel to Pittsburgh where he claimed to reside.
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Salvation Army
Pennsylvania
Fairgrounds
American Legion
George W. Cummings
Captain Stone
Pittsburgh
Elster
World's Nations United By French Acceptance Of Hoover's Debt Plan
note: The readable fragments describe Henry L. Doherty attacking the Kansas City Star and Governor Woodring over debt plan disputes, asking for legal action against the newspaper, and threatening damages. The reportage ties this to broader objections to City Service rates and public utility politics in mid-1920s America.
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Doherty
Kansas
Giant of Business World
Kansas City Star
New York
Henry L. Doherty
Ay Sbarballena
Dresa Muita
Haa
Kansan
Harrys Woedring
Kargan
Allegal-Electricity
United States
Woodring
Wictanna City Star
Middle West
Rocky Mountain Region
Weat Coast
Poatmasler
Secretary of Commerce
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Aysei Nate
Cities Service
Kansas City
Hoory
Georgia tuberculous hospital gutted by fire at prison
The state tuberculosis hospital at Georgia’s state prison burned to ruins. Two notorious inmates narrowly escaped death as twenty five patients, worn by strain, were carried to safety by prisoners and guards. Guards forced their way into cells and removed the two inmates before the roof collapsed.
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Consida
Milledgeville Ga
U.P
Georgia
Italian Premier Mussolini Signals Moderate Stance Amid Vatican Tensions
Rome reports a calmer mood as Mussolini contemplates a conciliatory note easing weeks of Papal Italian press tensions. In London, Ramsay MacDonald says a renewed invitation will invite key powers to a Paris or London Moratorium conference on resolving related questions.
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Benito Mussolini
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U.P
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Judge McCormick urges national vote on enforcement proposal
Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick, member of the Wickersham Commission, said enforcement questions should be decided by a national referendum if prohibition enforcement is not approved within 12 months. He returned to the city after completing work on the Hoover era law enforcement body and urged gauging majority sentiment to aid Congress.
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Paul J. McCormick
Wickersham Commission
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Hoover
Congress
Miner Dies After Mine Equipment Collision Near Lick Hun Mine
Nelsonville reports a fatal in mine accident when a ten ton motor collided near the mouth of the Lick Hun Mine. John Morrison, 430 nines motormean, was mortally injured and died in an ambulance en route to Logan hospital. Coroner Jones held an inquest attributing death to accidental causes amid misinterpreted orders. Morrison leaves a wife and six children. funeral Thursday at the Nelsonville Methodist Church.
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John Morrison
Huehtel
Lick Hun
Hasdenville
Logan
Morrison
Peleara
LF Jones
Athena
Lick Tur
William Wade
Mest Hin
Ontalde
Morrison Wan
Wade
Warth
George Green
Harry Burchfield
Mike Almesky
Nia
Lea
Row Over Bathing At Chicago Methodist Encampment
A dispute at the Chicago Methodist Encampment near Des Plaines centers on whether younger church members may Sunday bathe in a new $30,000 swimming pool. Conservatives condemn Sunday swimming while liberals argue daily access prevents desecration and drives youths to public beaches.
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IUR
Chicago Methodist
Des Plaines
Mambere
Hoover Plan Accord brings relief in Germany
Berlin reports joy and relief as the Hoover Plan accord reached in Paris moves toward implementation. The plan is seen as a vital start to international relief for Germany, with President Hoover urged to guide the Reich away from bankruptcy toward recovery.
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Hoover Flan Accord
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Hoover Wan
Reich
Hoover Reports France Approval and Holiday Effect
Washington dispatch notes France approved on Monday and a holiday now in effect. President Weaver inspires world recovery efforts by suspending war debt payments retroactive to July 1 amid uncertain negotiations.
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Hoover
France
Vaital Preas
Washington
Weaver
Economie
Maht
Phone Bill Sparks Debt Plan Debate In Paris Talks
The July Washington report outlines a debt holiday for Germany and a yearlong halt on reparations, with US President Hoover pressing for international cooperation. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and other officials discuss costs and the path to intergovernmental bonds as Europe seeks relief and stability.
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Andrew Mellon
M. Flaudin
Ministry of the Interior
Paris
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Ni Flondin
Washington
White House
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Tressury Melton
Hoover
France
Petia
Providen
Filet
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United States
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Europe
Bank For International Settlements
Yiektelome
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