Ferdinand Dies as Regencies Move to Crown Notice
King Ferdinand of Roumania died at 2 15 a m after months of cancer battle in Bucharest with Queen Marie by his side. Regency setup begins as Prince Nicholas and others prepare to take oath. Crown Prince Michael and Carol figure in succession questions.
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Pat
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Traffic sign trial in Canton prompts curb safety changes
Canton experiments with new traffic aids including metallic crosswalks in front of the Automobile Club, yellow and white brick crosswalks on Market and Cherry streets, rubber Stop signs to be installed, and safety zones debated after surveys in Akron and Cleveland. A $35,000 bond funds street signs.
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McKinley An
Tuscarawas
Automobile Club
Akron
Cleveland
Canton Beautification Committee Proposes Street Cleanliness
The Canton Chamber of Commerce beauty panel outlines ideas to keep streets clean. Suggestions include avoiding wedding parade nuisances and banning banners, while promoting yard contests and an educational motorist campaign with police guidance on traffic rules and pedestrian safety.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Proposals On Scientific Labor Divide Stir Poultry Industry
The piece cites complaints about standardization and notes California experiments may reveal Stark factions opposing Henry Ford. Petaluma reports electricity in hen houses with thermostatic incubators feeds and cleaning systems, suggesting near limitless poultry efficiency if birds can be taught to work without emotions.
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Henry Ford
California
Ford
Petaluma
Cal
Review of the Pacific
American Trust Co
San Francisco
PLAN EXTENSIVE ROAD PROGRAM FOR NORTHERN OHIO
Twelve counties in northern Ohio will be represented by officials at a Cleveland meeting to discuss interconnection and permanent improvements of highways entering Cleveland. Stark county Commissioners Ned L Perkins, Walter Agler and Charles Fromm will attend as part of a solid district with many state and federal highways.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga Eco
Highway Department
Stark Co
Ned L Perking
Walter Agler
Charles Fromm
Woman 27 Dies After Poison Attempt Fearing Husband
In Cleveland on July 20 Alice Grill died from self-administered poison after an argument with husband George. He told police she slashed him with a knife during the quarrel, locked herself in a bedroom, and later was found unconscious beside an empty poison vial.
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Cleveland
Alice Grill
George
Grill
Liberia President Arrives During Rubber Interests Visit
King arrives in Liberia as American rubber interests gain strong influence. The visit is seen as significant amid penetrations by U S rubber firms and Liberia's leadership relationship.
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Landon
B. King
Iexro
Liberia
Canton Men in 20 Million Steel Company Sale
Two Canton steel men Harry M Naugle and A Jean Townsend reportedly led a sale of Columbia Steel Co Butler Pa to Ohio and Pennsylvania interests for 20 million dollars with a view to a merger. The deal involves the American Mills acquisition and potential Central Alloy Steel Co merger amid Mellon holdings.
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Yaleay NW
Columbia Steel Co
Butler, Pa
Ohio
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Canton Daily News
Canton
Columbia Mills
Canton Men Ts
Columbia
Forged Steel Wheel Co
Elyria
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown
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Paton
Miss Brooks Cummings Killed in Mount Holly Car Crash
Miss Brooks Cummings eighteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cummings of New Brunswick, died when the automobile in which she rode with her sister Naomi seventeen overturned at Mount Holly while entering. Naomi escaped with minor injuries. The sisters were en route to Baltimore for vacation.
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N. J
Brooks Cummings
William Calvin Cummings
New Brunswick
Naomi
Mount Holly
Baltimore
Earthquake Shakes Mendoza Area No Casualties Reported
A sharp earthquake shook Mendoza yesterday, with notifications from Buenos Aires stating no casualties or damages. No injuries or property losses were reported.
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Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Canton Roumanians Weigh Future of Romania After King Ferdinand
Canton Roumanians dispute whether Romania will remain monarchy under advisers or move toward a republic. Opinions split on Prince Carol’s return, Queen Marie’s power, and Bratianu Liberal control, with some predicting gradual change while others anticipate continued Liberal dominance.
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Roumania
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Wittenberg College
Fiumie la- Mate
Canton
Bratianu
America
George Musat
League of Roumanian Societies
Traian #1 Cultura
Salliate
Mr. Musat
Dempsey Sharkey Fight Party Held by Daily News
The Canton Daily News will host a big fight party in Dewaiavy NW near The Canton Daily News offices to cover the Dempsey Sharkey bout at Yankee Stadium. Wires will provide blow by blow updates via mexaphone after each ring incident. Local blocking of the area begins Thursday at Canton time until the match ends.
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Reped
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Apert
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Tex” Rickard
Canton Daily News
Dewaiavy
Tuscarawarst
2Nd St
Mesaphone
Dewali
Canton
Mexaphone
Girl, 4, Dies After Truck Collision Near Hartville
Arnine Dewalt, four, died at Mercy hospital after being struck by a truck half a mile east of Hartville. A motorist transported her. she had a fractured skull. Deputies in Canton were notified. the driver promised to report the accident to Canton authorities but did not appear at police HQ earlier.
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Hartville
Canton
Smith Bronte To Return Home From Transpacific Flight
Honolulu July 20 Er nest Smith and Emory Bronte civilian transpacific flyers prepare to sail for San Francisco aboard the President Jefferson near Friday Tickets purchased via the Dollar steamship office Flyers aim to meet mainland appetite for their return while joining a series of entertainments in Honolulu Civic organizations have arranged events for them.
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T. H
Ernest Smith
Emory Bronte
United States
San Francisco
President Jefferson
Dollar Steamship Office
Christie Film Interest Sold to Pathe De Mille Group
Hollywood producers Al and Mary Christie sold their 49 percent Metropolitan Pictures stake to the Pathe De Mille Keigh Albee organization for more than 760698 dollars. The deal was announced in Hollywood on July 25.
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Calif
Cnaries Christie
Metropolitan Pictures
Pathe-de Mille-Keith- Albee Organization
Pathe-De Mille Group
Dynamite Stolen From Ni Construction Site
Police hunted safe crackers after thieves stole 25 sticks of dynamite and enough fuses from a heavy wooden box at 22nd Street and St Elmo Avenue in Ni. Contractors Garaux Brothers reported the box was too heavy for children, and citywide searches were launched with alerts to other cities.
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Yegun
Mittaburgh
Cleveland
Youngstown
Prince Carol Learns of Romanian Father’s Death in Neuilly
In Neuilly France Prince Carol deeply grieved upon learning of his father’s death. He had renounced his Romanian throne due to his relation with Magda Lupescu and told a visitor he bears a profound affection for his father. He said he would not return to Bucharest at the moment.
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Waying
Bucharest
Dayton Welcomes Pacific Flyers Home in Historic Flight
Lieuts Seater J Maitland and Al Hesen berger, Dayton pilots, arrive from their Pacific to Honolulu flight. Maitland once served with Maj Gen Mason Patrick in Washington. The Fokker craft was prepared with enlarged fuel tanks and new instruments to ensure the remarkable crossing.
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J. Maitland
al Hesenberger
Pacific
Honolulu
Maitland
Mason M. Patrick
Washington
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Navy
Wilbur Wright Field
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Fokker
Governor Sets Special Voting in Second Ohio District
Columbus July 20 A proclamation calls a special election for Ohio's second district to fill the late Congressman A E Stephene seat Governor Donahey issues the order The proclamation fixes August 9 as the special primary date and November 8 for the special election
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Columbus
Ohio
A. E Stephene
Cincinnati
Gev Donahey
Unidentified man found dead in Ouqstown
In Ouqstown on July 20 a vacant lot discovery yielded the body of a man with no identification. A stamp bearing the name A. L. Mack was the sole clue found on his coat.
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Ouqgstown
A. L. Mack
Judges set day to name murder fund collector
The three common pleas judges will meet Monday to decide how to collect and distribute the Don R. Mellett murder reward fund. First Trust and Savings Bank named as collecting agent amid an unprecedented court plan. Rewards totaling about 27 900 were offered after the murder and Lengel was convicted. Judge Diehl might be the fund division dictator, with Judge Clevenger returning Friday for Lengel’s new trial motion.
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Common Pleas
A. W. Agler
Don R. Mellett
Hubert C. Pontius
Agier
First Trust and Savings Bank
Coleleagues
Saranus A. Lengel
Edwin W. Diehl
Frank M. Clevenger
Canton
Wilmington
Lengel
Legion to Fight Street Hawkers in Canton Convention
The American Legion executive committee announced a policy to oppose street hawkers during the state convention in Canton. Rev. I. F. Brundage, general chairman, said the aim is to safeguard legitimate business and cooperate with municipal officials. Headquarters will not host hawkers or permit stalls. local merchants should display goods to capture convention traffic. Weather permitting, Canton citizens expect thousands of visitors.
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American Legion
I. F. Brundage
Canton
de. Brundage
Sinclair Lewis in Vienna Faces Legal Clash Over Riots Photos
American novelist Sinclair Lewis arrived in Vienna to study the Austrian justice system. He allegedly obtained riot photos from a photographer who sold the same images to others, leading to a payment dispute. The photographer obtained a warrant for Lewis' arrest and the author threatens a fraud suit.
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Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Cen
Archaeological Council Approves Athens Market Excavation
In Athens on July 29 the archaeological council approved a verbal agreement allowing the Ameria archaeological school to excavate the entire ancient Athenian market place. The plan requires demolition of 699 houses and would displace about 10,000 people.
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