Romanian King Ferdinand Names Regent for Young Michael
In a public will Ferdinand bequeaths substantial cash and stocks to Prince Carol and outlines a regency for the child king Michael. He appeals to citizens to support the new regime and to uphold the succession, granting estates in Bucharest to Queen Mara and other properties to Princess Elizabeth, Princess Ileana, and Prince Nicolas. The text signals a cautious transition amid concerns over influence and loyalty.
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Ileana
Nicolas Ecelse
Michael Inkerts
Dempsey Leaves New York for Coast Hideaway
Jack Dempsey former world heavyweight champion slipped from New York to Wilmington to evade officers after arriving from California to join Rickard for the Sharkey and Fenne bouts. He spent the day in seclusion at Flynn’s home before fleeing with Estelle Taylor’s-in-law family in a California licensed car through New Jersey and into Delaware, evading reporters. Floyd Fitzsimmons promoter was listed at a Delmar hotel but officials said he had retired.
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California
Rickard
Sharkey
Fenne
Dempsey
Wilmington
New York
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Flynn
Flynns
Del
Associated Press
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New Jersey
Delazac
Pennsgrove
Pennsyis
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Dupont
Sacco Defense Urges July 31 Demonstration
In Haverhill Massachusetts on July 22, hundreds of protest circulars against the Sacco and Vanzetti executions were found in doorways. Signed by the Sacco Vanzetti defense committee, the notices call for a July 31 international protest and urge women supporters to assemble that day.
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Associated Press
Sacco and Vanzetti
Sacco Vanzetti Defense Committee
Friends of Justice In
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Friends of the Women
Governor Fuller Visits Prisoners In Boston Controversy
Governor Fuller met Sacco and Vanzetti in Massachusetts prison as the case drew fresh scrutiny. Sacco, granted a respite to August 10, spoke briefly with the governor and showed no signs of weakness after a hunger strike. Vanzetti, last called, left under guard, hat knocked from his head as he entered a car. The Sacco-Vanzetti defense committee designated July 31 for an international protest, while a petition for a parade in Boston remained under consideration.
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Wrenthamsserted
South Braintree
Sacco
Vanzetti
Witdens
William Hendry
Sicco-Venzetti Defense Committee
Boston
Agencies Promise to Reduce Fees in Ticket Graft Hearing
Ziegfeld testifies that agencies forced to handle tickets pay bonds to limit advance sales, while producers favor profitable shows by packing them with weaker ones. He criticizes the system as inflating prices and parallels with the moving picture business. The hearing notes public apathy toward bus-office ticket sales and cites graft in the investigation.
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Ati
Punk
Tuttle
Carol Silent On Claim To Throne Amid Royal Turbulence
Amid Roumania crisis, Carol remains in Neuilly villa, denying throne claim. Reports say he has not abandoned hope but shows weak will, with Mme Lupescu’s influence stirring opposition. Queen Marie and regency figures weigh power dynamics as Premier Bratianu opposes Carol.
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Kim Terdinand
Sleiter
Roumania
Bucharest
Pee Ston
Bucarest
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Ile
Roumanian Legation
Hs Father
Mme Lupescu
Neuill
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Carals House
Marie
Pare
Nicolas
Miron Cristea
Wife Ran Still to Keep Husband Home
New York July 22. Mrs Eva Zalisky admitted operating four stills at her home to spare her husband from Prohibition enforcement. She received a $20 fine after eight weeks old baby was brought to court. the fine was paid by her son Bedward-twenty one, the eldest of seven children. A prohibition agent had discovered the still while posing as a calpente.
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New York
Associated Press
Eva Zalisky
Bedward
Zalinsky
Prohibition
Calpente
Pacific Flyers Welcome Home In Boston Celebrations
Boston hosts return of Pacific flyers after transcontinental flight. Delegations from state and city greet Lieuts Hegenberger and Metcalf, with bouquets from young James Murray Jr. and a reception through East Boston Chelsea and Beacon Hill. A formal dinner and theatre follow, plus plans for breakfasts, a public reception, and a baseball game.
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Tional Aeronautical Association
Ly Automobile
Bellevue
Boston
Legionnaires
Henry Brzgoff
South Boston
Hegenberge
James A Gallivan
Boston Flyer
Richard Paul
American Legion
Herbert S McNealy
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Hegenberger
Dempsey Tunney Fight Saga Splits over Injury Claim
The dispute centers on William Walker’s medical findings after a bout. Shrikes supporters say the fighter was in pain and treated with ice, while Dempsey campmates deny injury. Officials maintain the ruling stands. Plans for a September title match against Tunney proceed, with venues and dates still debated. Sharkey’s camp presses for conditions to improve readiness.
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Flehter
Girly
Sharkey
Pally
Ilsife Fo
Boston
Dempsey
Boston Post
James A Falley
State Athletic Commission
Farley
OS Cullhan
Tucsow
Rickard
Demonor
Gene Tunney
Chico
Chcis
Ventemin
Rickud
Tunney Tomorow Moining
Rustey Sharkey
Ricksid
Tunis
Buckley
Dempsey Sharkey Bout Boosted by Odd Shifts and Profits
Reporters note mixed feelings about the fight and a possible rematch with Dempsey. They discuss betting odds shifts and speculation on a bigger return bout with Tunney, plus notable gate figures and fighter purses.
Lindbergh Welcomed by Boston Officials and Crowds
General crowd scenes mark Lindbergh’s Boston stop as Governor Fuller and Gov. Huntly Spalding greet him at the airport and navy yard. The procession includes veterans, factory workers, children, and a tribute at the Charles River, MIT aviation labs, and the State House. Lindbergh approves Boston’s aeronautics future while praising air mail and aircraft facilities.
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Governo
Alan T Fuller
Lindbagh
Rv Crnor
Ralph O Brewster
Maine
Huntly Spalding
New Hampshire
John Weeks
Vermont
Myo
Malcolm Nichols
Boston Navy Yard
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Gambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Clyian Aviation
Linudbeigh
Edward Quin
Washingon
Continental Army
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Lordship Home Damaged by Fire in Lordship
A fire at the home of Jerome A Phalen on Firat Avenue near Olanweenie Lordship caused about 500 damage this afternoon. Defective electrical wiring is blamed. The blaze confined to the bed room logg. Firefighters extinguished it quickly. no one was home when it started. Chief Allen and Assistant Chief William Anthony ordered an investigation.
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Straiford
Jerome A Phalen
Firat Avenue
Allen
Judean
William Anthony
Wolf Attacks Children on Estate Grounds In Fatal Infliction
A wolf attacked two boys on a 700 acre Holton estate. Henry Mazza was knocked down while Tommy Holton was mauled. Mrs Mazza shot at the wolf with a rifle, stunning it and allowing Tommy to be carried to Woolsey Hospital where doctors warned of slim chances. The other child escaped with minor injuries.
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Tomm
Ves
Henry Maavze
Henry
Tommy
Meade
One Killed and One Hurt as Stills Explode in Stamford
In Stamford two men suffered injuries and one man died after a series of seven stills exploded late tonight. The first blast hit a still ten feet high and six feet in diameter near a cider mill on Stillman Avenue owned by Charles Lupinacci, destroying two adjacent buildings and a bungalow. Police sought the missing man as a second explosion followed. Loss not including the cider mill is about ten thousand dollars. Both victims are believed to be New Haven residents. one injured man is described as Italian.
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Stamford
Associated Press
New Haven
Stillman Avenue
Charles Lupinacci
Italien
Burglars' Story Of Jewel Cacc Interests Police
Police pursue James Monehin alias Boston Billy Williams in a murder case from April 1922. New York detectives recover jewels near Norwalk after a burglary tied to a jewel theft from Jesse Livermore’s home. Barry, serving a long sentence for theft, was jailed earlier but escaped. authorities await disposition.
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James Monehin
Boston
Billy Williame
Peter Wagner
Schiben
Iwonain
Mineola
Tly
Jesse Livermore
Murahane Pal
Aithuny Barry
Hia Elie
Bere
New York
Norwalk
Barry
Milford turnpike crash kills Shreeves at fast speed
New Haven July 22 By Associated Press No criminal negligence by others found in the Milford turnpike crash that killed Mr and Mrs John M Shreve on July 15. Cosoner Ell Mix states the couple died from fractured skulls after their car struck a parked truck. The truck, driven by Austin Kittredge, was parked with lights burning.
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Mitchell
Cooner Mix
Wan
Still Seized In Fairfield Moonshine Raid
Constables Bennett and Elwood raided a Prince Street building in Fairfield owned by John Zatlon and seized 25 gallons of moonshine whiskey a one gallon still and several parcels of masals o. The still was formerly an airplane gasoline tank Zollep claimed. He was released for trial in Fairfield town court on Monday.
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Arthur J Bennett
Hezekiah R Elwood
Prince Street
Fairfield
John Zatlon
Zollep
Fairfeld Town Court
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