Vatican City becomes a temporal state as Lateran treaty ratified
The Lateran treaty exchange at 11 a m in the Vatican marks Vatican City as a temporal state for the first time since 1870. Cardinal Gasparri presides for Pope Pius XI while Mussolini represents King Victor Emmanuel III. Mgr Borgonini Duca named papal nuncio to Italy. Mgr Pizzardo to succeed in the Vatican.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Vatican City
Porta Pia
Charlemagne
Kingdom of Italy
Holy See
Vatican Palace
Cardinal Gasparri
Pius XI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Victor Emmanuel III
Mgr. Borgonini-Duca
Rome
Mgr. Pizzardo
Prohibition Debate Grows In Washington Docket
Official Washington wrestles with enforcement plans and embassy liquor issues as Congress readies a new push on prohibition reorganization. Hoover urges consolidation while the enforcement commission faces scrutiny amid ongoing dry act debates in the regular session.
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Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Uors
Enforcement Commission
Congress
Hoover Congress
Hoover
Three Hurt In Traffic Here
A collision at Gibbs and Lawrence NE left Mathias Hamman 63 and Donald Little 2560 Kirby NE injured. Hamman was taken to Mercy Hospital and later returned home. Witness Katherine Hamman and Mrs A Mathews reported minor injuries from the Thursday night crash at Mary Ave and 6th St SW.
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Gibbs
Lawrence
Man
Mercy Hospital
Mathias Hamman
Shiiray
Donald Little
Kirby
Lawrence Rq NE
Erey Hospital
Katherine Amman
Crouch
Roslyn Av
A. Mathews
Denton
D. No
Mary Av
6Th St
Great transparent diplomacy and local ads mix in Beverly Hills
June 7 report blends satirical U S humor from Washington with a note about a British envoy's remark after an election loss. The item toys with transparency and leadership while local ads promote poultry at 82 cents for chickens and 45 cents for broilers. Includes a Greek Church Festival notice near Tenth Street and Avenue NE.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Washington Ag
Woman leaps to her death on speeding Pennsylvania train
Betty Steinbach 23 of Pittsburgh died after jumping from a window of a moving Pennsylvania train near Lewisville Indiana while being returned to Pittsburgh from Norwalk California. Nurse Mrs Nina E Wayte reported the death. Helen Tennyson was also in the party.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewisville
Ind
Betty Steinbach
Miss Steinbach
Nina E. Wayte
State Hospital For the Insane
Norwalk
Cal
Helen Tennyson
Philadelphia
California Institution
Hoover Plant to Resume Full Operation Monday
The Hoover Plant at North Canton will reopen all departments Monday after a fire burned the power switchboard early Thursday. Ohio Power Co. laid temporary lines to supply power for three weeks while repairs are made, with about 200 machine operators laid off until Monday.
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Hoover
North Canton
Ohio Power Co
Canton Wall Paper Co. Adverts Closing Out Hats and Paints
Mary Jane Hat Shop offers one lot of hats at 2.00 dollars on Saturday. Canton Wall Paper Co advertises closing out short and odd lots of wallpaper at half price and special Du Pont house paints at 203 6th st NW rear Palace Theater.
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Mary Jane Hat Shop
Cleveland
Du_ Pont house
Canton Wall Paper Co
6Th St NW
Palace Theater
Reparations Plan Adopted by Germany and Creditors
The Owens D Young plan to settle Germany's World War obligations was formally adopted by German experts and six creditor nations in Paris. It sets a present cash obligation of about 37 billion gold marks to be paid over 58 years with 50 percent compound interest, totaling roughly 97 billion marks, replacing the Dawes plan which ends September 1.
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United Press
Paris
Owen D. Young
Germany
Babe Ruth Denies Being Out For Year
New York June 7 Babe Ruth said he felt fine and would be as good as ever in 10 days, denying reports of a weakened heart that could sideline him for a month or the season. He stated doctors advised rest only and he would recuperate shortly.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
French Count Held in $150000 Liquor Ring Raid
New York June 7 Count Maxence de Polignac was arrested as an alleged European representative of a liquor syndicate that supplied New York millionaires. He was seized in his Savoy Plaza Hotel bath and posed free on 25000 bail with 32 others amid one of the era’s most sensational prohibition raids. The count denied plans to sell the liquor found across Manhattan.
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Boston
Mass
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mouette
Ambassador Morrow
New England
York Harbor
Lindy
de Polignac
Jones Law
United Press
New York
Maxence Thomas Marie Joseph Michael de Polignac
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Count de Polignac
Manhattan
Manhunt for William L Tallman Across Pacific Coast
San Francisco dispatch reports a coast wide search for William L Tallman radio operator accused in the clothes closet murder of Mrs. Virginia Patty in Los Angeles. Tallman disappeared from the liner Admiral Benson after a radio warrant arrest and authorities seek him with cross city help to solve the case.
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United Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
William L. Wallman
Virginia Patty
Los Angeles
Tallman
Admiral Benson
William Edward Hickman
Patty
Curry Trial Scheduled in North Canton Court
Deputy marshal John Curry of North Canton faces a Wednesday trial in Judge A W Agler s room on a extortion charge for allegedly demanding 25 dollars to return a stolen car. Attorney E L Mills also heads to trial Monday on a charge of assault on a girl under 14 years old.
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John Curry
North Canton
A. W. Agler
Curry
E. L. Mills
Louis Pelay
Seaplane Pilot Apollo Soucke Sets Altitude Record
Lieut. Apollo Soucke of the U. S. Navy established a new world altitude record for seaplanes on June 4 according to the National Aeronautic Association. A recently completed barograph calibration showed a height of 38 560 feet.
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Washington
Apollo Soucke
National Aeronautic Association
Ohioan Slain in Liquor Feud in Toledo
Earle Bracker 88 was shot dead in the driveway by two unidentified gunmen as he pleaded for his life. His 11-year-old daughter Rita Jane witnessed the attack. Detectives halted two suspects for questioning. police suspect liquor interests and note Bracker had recent trips to Detroit and Canada.
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Toledo
John Hovey
Bracker
Detroit
Canada
Hovey
Dorothy
Shot to death in roadhouse near Mishawaka candidate dies
South Bend Ind June 7 Edward Blankett poolroom operator and recent Democratic city clerk candidate in Mishawaka was shot to death in a roadhouse run by Ethel Boyer during a fight. Police hold Marvin Cramer 24 and seek three others. Boyer is a material witness. Blankett was killed near a piano as the shooter escaped through a window.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward Blankett
Mishawaka
Ethel Boyer
Marvin Cramer
Boyer
Blankett
Derby winner Arthur Court heads to Quebec to collect prize
Arthur Court the Indianapolis furnace tender who bought a $1 Derby ticket leaves Cleveland with a manager and two bodyguards en route to Quebec to claim $84,750. Court avoids interviews as his entourage shields him from a curious crowd at the station.
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Cleveland
Arthur Court
Indianapolis
Quebec
Court
Toronto
Canton Shifts Transit to New Ten Year Franchise Plan
Canton will form The Canton Railway and Transportation Company to take over lines and equipment from Northern Ohio Power and Light Co. A charter filing is expected within 10 days. The city transportation commission urges local management, promising a modern system serving 7,000,000 yearly and possibly more. The franchise would run 10 years with local operation to be supervised here.
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Canton Railway and Transportation Company
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
City Transportation Commission
Pt Copide Seluulioil Whhtch
Council
Traction Company
Canton
Transportation Commission
Ella Cinders Faces Stage or Love Dilemma in Canton
Ella Cinders weighs career against romance as rancher Jim Blunt proposes. Readers are asked to advise in letters of 200 words or fewer, with a $5 prize from The Canton Daily News and ten ticket pairs from Loew’s and Palace Theaters for top entries due by noon June 17.
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Ella Cinders
Canton Daily News
Ella
Will Rogers
Jim Blunt
Comedienne
The
News
Loew's
Palace
Catholic diocese confirms sale of Coulallenby estate to Holy Humility sisters
In Cleveland on June 7 the sale of the late Harry Coulallenby estate at Wickliffe for 350000 dollars was confirmed to the Holy Humility of Mary sisters known as the blue nuns. The order's 400 members will relocate their mother house from Villa Marie Pennsylvania to Cleveland. Visit the Greek Church Festival June 10 to 12 at Youth St and Carnahan Ave NE Adv.
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Cleveland
Coulallenby
Harry Coulby
Wickliffe
Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary
Blue Nuns
Villa Marie
Carnahan Ave
MacDonald to Form Labor Government and Unemployment Plan
London report notes Ramsay MacDonald will become Britain's Labor prime minister and focuses on his first actions to tackle unemployment. He names J H Thomas as minister of employment to lead new efforts, with Thomas outlining initial plans to reduce or relieve joblessness.
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United Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
MacDonald
J. H. Thomas
Thomas
Alleviat
Oppose Rule of Actors Equity Led by Cecil B DeMille
New York June 7 The Pacific coast producers oppose the Actors Equity demand that all equity casts appear in sound films Will Hays president of the MPAA said no producers in the cast will speak on the matter and a Hollywood committee chaired by Cecil B DeMille will announce any position The producers will issue official statements through that committee
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New York
Pacific Coast
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Inc
Hollywood
Cecil B. deMille
Letter mixup at Post Office over Colombia jail addressee
A Bilbao Spain letter addressed to Multimillonairo Sinclair Penitenciaria de Colombia Washington was returned by the Colombian legation marked not for Colombian legation. It was redirected to H F Sinclair District of Columbia jail.
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United Preas
Washington
Penitenciaria de Colombia
Poultry and groceries sale ad listing items and prices
An advertisement lists chickens broilers eggs butter lard and bakery items with prices and sale dates. It cites multiple markets including United Poultry Market on 218 6th St NW and Cleveland Avenue Market noting specials for a Saturday sale.
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United Poultry Market
6Th St NW
Cleveland Avenue
Meadow Brook
Oka
Tenia
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Ile
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Petate
Order of
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By Webb Miller
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