Hoover Sees Bright Foreign Relations Outlook In 1929
Washington report notes Mr Hoover can take pride in improving Anglo American ties. MacDonald and Hoover are expected to curb naval armament and work toward peaceful collaboration. Reparation talks now under the Young plan show Europe gravitating toward stable payments, with Germany aligned to long term annuities near original U.S. estimates.
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Rodney Dutcher Sewright
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Herbert
Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
United States
Britain
Germany
Versailles
France
Lloyd George
Kaiser
Mexico Church War Ends Amid Pact Between State and Church
Portes Gil and Archbishop Ruiz y Flores announced a settlement aimed at ending the three year religious conflict after talks with papal emissaries. The accord seeks church freedom within the law, with further negotiations to smooth remaining differences and a written agreement to follow.
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Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Ruiz Yres
Pasqual Diaz
Mexico
Republic
Lso
Thal
Mexisatirior Department
Mexico City
United States
Vatican City
Pius XI
Plutarco Elias Calles
Dwight W. Morrow
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Washington
John Burke
National Catholic Welfare Council
Miguel Cruchaga
Walsh
Father Burke
Morrow
Calles
Ruiz Y. Flores
Cruchaga
Rome
Ruiz Y. Florez
Going Places Seeing Things by Gilbert Swan
The columnist recalls small town life versus New York's glare while noting how fame keeps some in the spotlight and others fade from view. He reflects on childhood in Imlay City Michigan, early town memories, and the contrast with Manhattan notoriety. The piece treats privacy, public interest, and universal observations about fame and observation.
Change plan in park opening Cheyenne Wyoming
Changes in the Grand Teton National Park opening are required because President Hoover cannot attend the ceremonies. His letter of regret was delivered to R. H. Alcorn, head of the Wyoming Press Association. The dedication now aligns with the National Editorial Association meeting in Wyoming on July 29.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Grand Teton National Park
Hoover
R. H. Alcorn
Wyoming Press Association
Wyoming
National Editorial Association
United States
Rotary hears Chicago man on advances in communication
L. E. Ragsdale of Chicago spoke to Canton Rotary on rapid global links and the Western Union history. He said radio will not replace telegraph or cable for high volume, time sensitive business. Harry N. Clarke of Cleveland described a survey on industrial morale and production methods. William T. Kuhns announced a citizens meeting at Moose Club about the airport issue before the August primaries.
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L. E. Ragsdale
Chicago
Canton
Western Union
Harry N. Clarke
Industrial Morale
Cleveland
William T. Kuhns
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Moose Club
Farm Women Entertained at Perry Center Club Outing
The County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs was delightfully entertained at the annual outing hosted by Perry Center Club at Oak Knoll Park in Massillon. A noon picnic, program, reports from several clubs, and performances followed a business meeting led by federation president Mrs. Thomas Bandy of Alliance.
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The
County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs
Perry Center Club
Oak Knoll Park
Massillon
Thomas Bandy
Alliance
Alliance Club
Marlboro
Jackson Township
North Canton
Perry Center
Canal Fulton
Richville
Charles Pontius
France
Audell Rohr
Elta Michener
Morgan to finance food tea and spice combine in US and Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co announces financing for a new food tea and spice combine including several prominent U S firms and one Canadian company. The venture will have 21,000,000 shares of share capital and a yet unnamed firm name.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States
Canada
Brush Estate Bequeaths Millions to Birth Control Cause
The Brush Foundation will be enriched by several millions from the Charles F. Brush will. The inventor's estate funds a foundation to promote sane birth control and population regulation, with the Cleveland mansion to be razed and the outside workshop kept. A $100,000 bequest to Trinity Episcopal Church and a gift to the Cleveland Museum of Art are also included.
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United Press
Cleveland
Brush Foundation
Charles F. Brush
Brush
Jerome C. Fisher
Thomas A. Edison
Elihu Thomson
General Electric Co
Fisher
Foundation
Barnett R. Brickner
Harrison W. Ewing
Roger G. Perkins
Eucliday Mansion
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Museum of Art
Police nab 18 in vice drive across city
Police rounded up 18 suspects in a vice sweep after warrants yielded assaults and batteries along with searches. Officers reported finding 51 quarts of home brew and 15 gallons brewing in a crack at a residence on Harrisburg Road NE and 16 gallons with three quarts of beer plus rye whisky in a separate 2219 Harrisburg location. The operation, aimed at gambling, led to 14 men detained. nine faced baseball pools charges and one additional case involved permitting gambling in a business. Harry Caris, 530 Tuscarawas Street, was victimized twice during the raid and again later for gambling device possession.
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Mary
Dianca
Crabbe
Bennett
Pollock
Harrisburg Rd
Harry Caris
Tuscarawas St
Five Men Arrested at Caris Poolroom Gambling Bust
Pete Calac arrested for permitting gambling. Officers found five men at a table in Caris poolroom. 50 cents on the floor. Pete Pappas Tony Sarveth Tom Garges and Jack Rowland, all residents on Tuscarawas street, arrested on gambling charges. Victims named include Capia Brown Lehman Karas and others on E Tuscarawas and Dueber avenues. Eight pool operators fined $35 plus costs. Cases against Carris Sarveth Papas and Rowland continued to Tuesday.
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Pete C. Calac
Caris
Pete Pappas
Tony Sarveth
Tom Garges
Tuscarawas St E
Jack Rowland
Tuscarawas St KE
Pete Capia
Dueber Av
Harry Brown
A. H. Lehman
Tom Sarveth
Pete Papas
John Rowland
Guilty Plea Reported in Dr Snook Murder Case
The article details Dr Snook's guilty plea for the murder of a female student. It covers his confession, the weapon used, and witnesses before the grand jury. It notes possible drug involvement angle and federal agents questioning motives. Snook’s wife pledges to await his own statement.
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Snook
William F. Ford
Miss Hix
Bureau of Identification
Helen
Printed Beads Bring Silk Like Prints To Frocks
New beads mimic silk patterns with a string of white beads featuring a red and blue polka dot design offering a fresh look for fashion frocks.
Novel Programs Are Scheduled For Radio NIT-WIT HOUR IS FEATURE OF COLUMBIA CHAIN
Radio listings detail WEAF broadcasts including the 4 H Club gathering in Washington with Marine Band music and speakers Dr C W Warburton and Dean R Mann. The Nit Wit hour debuts on the Columbia chain with Bradford Browne, plus Cavalcade on WEAF and Plantation Jubilee Singers from WBBM in Chicago.
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Columbia Chain
Wasington
WEAF
United States Marine Band
C. W. Warburton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dean R. Mann
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Radio Programs Schedule Circuit from NBC to Columbia Networks
A dense listing of weekend radio time slots across NBC and Columbia networks with station call letters and programs. Includes Safety Series, The World's Business, Soiree Classique, The Cavalcade, Babson Period, Pickard Family, Nit-Wit Hour, Geo Olsen Hour, 4-H Club, Vallee and Albin orchestras, and late-night dance and concert features across WGY WWJ WLS WLW etc.
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NBC
WGY
WWJ
WLS
WLW
WJZ
Cinco-Paters
Columbia
WADC
Pickard Family
KDKA
General Electric
WTAM
WABC
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
WSAI
Nations Forum
WHK
Geo. Olsen's Hour
Vallee
WEAF
Albin's
Canton
WEX
Detroit
Cincinnati
Don and
Eddin
Akron
Secratary Hawkins
Schenectady
Kenmore Orchestra
Pittabureh
WGOY
WCAE
Pittsburgh
the Strollers
Cleveland
Rapp
War
WOW
Roehrs
Cleveland -— Statler
WAH
Tracy-Brown
Spitalny
Schenectadey
WIZ Wls
Chicago
Angelus
Cleveland Orchestra
Pickard
Babson
WHE
WOR
Newark
Gibson
WIZ
WSAT
WJR
Little Theater
WPG
Atlantic City
WBBM
WGN
WIR
Oakland
Theis Orchestra
Temple Hour
Wade
Reda Bathers
George Olsen
Dover Promises $20,000 Water Pump and Memorial Park Title
Plans to buy a $20,000 water pump for immediate installation to avert water shortage danger were approved by the council at its last night session. The council also voted to name the new cemetery Dover Memorial Park.
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Dover
Dover Memorial Park
Downtown Streets to Be Resurfaced in New Philadelphia
Council approves street resurfacing around the public square totaling about $13,000. The downtown streets will be repaired as part of the program announced last night.
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New
Philadelphia
Public Square
Knees on display in Balranmasses Paris? London exhibit
Spanish painter Federico Balranmasses defends knee showing in his London exhibition. He opposes restrictions on Englishwomen exposing legs and says American girls may display theirs with impunity. The piece notes the painter’s stance amid fashion debates.
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London
Senor
Federico Balranmasses
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Forest Hill Cemetery
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Ziegfeld
Pathe
Sound News
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Bradford Browne
Plantation Jubilee Singers
Dixie
Mae
Lennie
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Rex Battle
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Royal York Hotel
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Columbia Orchestral Fame
Cincinnati Zoo
Lucky Dance Orchestra
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