Local Man Wins Prize From Penny Railroad
Thomas Budervig, Canton resident, received a cash prize from the Penny Pennsylvania Railroad Co for maintaining the best main tail second track for the year ending October 31, 1925. Budervie will mark 20 years with the company on March 3, 1926, serving in Subdivision No 6, section 41 from Fairhope to Orrville. He has held roles from flagman to watchman and is active in the relief department. He is 24 years old and plans to continue with the railroad.
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Penneviventa Railroad Co
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Orrville
Canton
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Lamprman
Lemal
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Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Illegitimate Paper Charges Over Royal Title Dispute
London reports a political dispute over a claimed throne title linked to Walemaky family. Serge De Nelotott, aka Vince Wiasemsky, married Rosatie Belfridge in 1924 and later adopted a prince title, though Morning Post notes no legal basis and the czar's death. Public intrigue labeled as political maneuvering by some critics.
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Canton Daily News
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Fluasta
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Belfridge
Rosatie
Serge de Nelotott
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