Spain May Move to Republican Government After September Elections
Geneva reports a strong drift toward a republican form in Spain following the downfall of Primo de Rivera. Elections in September will decide the form of government and whether Alfonso remains king or becomes a lifetime president under a revised democratic constitution. Simplicity of monarchy’s powers faces reduction as republicans seek an impartial Cortes and potential parliamentary reform.
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Geneva
Spain
Primo de Rivera
Hapsburg-Boubom
Alfonso
England
Belgium
Cortes
Oln
Spanish exiles plot life presidency bid amid rising unrest
Santiago Alba former democratic premier returns to Madrid after six years in exile to seek a life presidency from King Alfonso aided by Francisco Camba. Camba recuperates in Belgium and both men push a fall campaign as Spain faces revolutionary strikes in Seville Valencia Malaga and Bilbao.
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Santiago Alba
Madrid
Alfonso
Paria
Alba
Francisco Camba
Barcelona
Camba
Chateau Dardenes
Belgium
Spain
Damso Pereneguer
Lerroux
Carbo
Senators Clash Over London Naval Treaty Critique
Three Republican senators Johnson Robinson and Moses released a 10 000 word minority report opposing the London Naval Treaty arguing it fails to give U S parity with Britain costs too much erodes the 5 5 3 ratio ignores cruiser tradition and lacks adequate diplomatic background information. They say Prime Minister MacDonald promised a new super battleship and accuse the administration of withholding key pre conference documents. The treaty awaits a Senate vote after a special session planned by Hoover.
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Johnson
California
Robinson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Coatly
Japan
Washington
MacDonald
Rapidan
Hoover
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Floover
Hearing on zoning plan for northeast city district
A city council hearing on a zoning change for land between the Wheeling Lake Erie line and East Creek from 117th to 18th Streets NE is set for next Monday night. If approved by the zoning board of appeals and planning commission, Prestolite Co. of New York City would locate a branch plant there, with residential zoning near Fast Creek and industrial zoning along the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hafer
Wheeling& Lake Erie Railroad
East Creek
117Th St
18Th St
City Zoning Board of Appeale
City Planning Commission
Prestolite Co
New York City
Fast Creek
Citizenship certificates awarded to 43 Stark students
Certificates will be awarded Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday to 43 students of Stark county Americanization classes who have been granted citizenship papers. The ceremony will be informal this week and the new class will join the fall class in a formal presentation to be conducted in September by the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co
Daughters of the American Revolution
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Lawyers Hold Annual Picnic By Stark County Bar
Most law offices in Stark County were closed as attorneys gathered at Shady Hollow Country Club for the Stark County Bar Association annual picnic. Golf dominated the morning followed by a luncheon and an afternoon of elections and business. Guests from outside the county attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co
Shady Hollow Country Club
Stark Co. Bar Association
Ohio golf firm formed to operate Canton course
Ohio Prak-Tees Golf Inc of Canton was granted articles to establish and maintain a golf course with capital of 500 dollars and 100 shares. It plans to buy an existing golf enterprise for 5500 dollars, paid by issuing 55 shares. Incorporators are George J. Pontiae, R. F. Greaves, and Virginia Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Prak-Tees Golf, Inc
Canton
George J. Pontiae
R. F. Greaves
Virginia Green
Speelman Wins Second Prize in Boeing Essay Contest
Lloyd Speelman of 1226 St Elmo NE won second prize in the Boeing Air Transport Co aviation essay contest. Announcement appeared Monday in Omahaa Neb. Speelman is the son of Mrs. Florence Chills and a senior at Mt. Union College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Speelman
St. Elmo
Boeing Air Transport Co
Oamaha
Neb Speelman
Florence Chills
Mt. Union College
Cotton Leads French Imports From America
Paris reports France may retaliate against the Hawley Smoot tariff by targeting American cotton cars and films. Cotton accounted for about 35 percent of U S goods sold to France in 1929 while automobiles and films were smaller fractions. French observers say cotton cannot be cut off and the quota threat centers on films though the industry has French subsidiaries to dodge tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
America
Near East
Municipal Court Fines Set in Reckless Driving and Related Charges
Twenty one motorists faced fines in municipal court on Monday morning for reckless driving with multiple defendants listed and amounts noted. Harry Sykes received 100 dollars and costs for violation of the Crabbe Act while Joseph Beskin was fined 25 dollars for carrying concealed weapons. James W. Long was bound over to the Stark county grand jury on burglary and larceny after allegedly entering Standard Plumbing Co. and stealing lead valued at 16 dollars.
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W. Buchman
Ray Adams
Ernest Brumma
Earl Huff
Costa
Carlo Marangol
Ralph Wilson
Homer Snyder
A. N. Miller
Harold Christ
Velvo Christy
Clifford Wallace
Andrew Lippert
Harry Sykes
Tuscaranassi E
Joseph Beskin
James W. Long
4Th St PE
Stark Co Grand Jury
Long
Standard Plumbing Co
Walnutar SE
Japanese Theater Debuts In Paris Montmartre
The first performances in Japanese unfold at Theater Pigalle in Montmartre with Tokujiro Teutsuls Japanese Players. The repertoire features Japanese life with titles like Desire Under the Flowering Cherry Trees and Crossing the Border, a legend of chivalry.
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Paris
France
Montmartre
Theater Pigalle
Tokujiro Teutsuls
Eugene O'Neill
Elms
Japan
Soviet law changes aim to abolish capital punishment
Moscow reports radical reforms to the Soviet criminal code would spare hundreds of prisoners. A government commission proposed abolishing the death penalty for counter revolution suspects including former czarist secret police employees and civil war participants, and those guilty of anti Soviet propaganda or individual acts against the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
National Education Association Opens 68th Session in Columbus
About 10,000 educators fill the Columbus auditorium for the 68th NEA convention. Miss E Ruth Pyrtle presides and delivers the keynote Vital Values in Education urging teachers to emphasize thinking and judgment over rote memory as six day program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Education Association
America
E. Ruth Pyrtle
Bancroft School
Lincoln
Neb
Ohio
Pyrtie
Aviator Sets World Record With 22 Outside Loops
Los Angeles aviator Gordon F. Mounce said to have set a world and international record by flying a small motored plane to 7,000 feet and performing 22 outside loops, four more than Tex Rankin. Fellow flyer Bert White reportedly jumped from 23,000 feet.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Gordon F. Mounce
Tex Rankin
Bert White
Will Preserve Outlaw's Grave Billy the Kid Honored
Fort Sumner New Mexico plans preservation of Billy the Kid grave in an old cemetery near town. A concrete curbing and slab mark the site next to Harley Boudrey and Tom O Phallion. Jesus Silva helped locate the grave, recalling the 1848 shootout with Sheriff Pat Garrett on a ranch trip.
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Fort Sumner
N. M
Billy the Kid
Kid
Southwest
Harley Boudrey
Tom O’phallion
Billy
Jesus Silva
Putaw
Pat Garrett
Silva
Pete Maxwell
Maxwells
Garrett
Health mothers topic by local health expert Schauer
FE A Schauer speaks on prenatal health of mothers in a two part talk. The program titled Healthy Mothers airs Tuesday at 9 AM on WHBC Canton. The second half follows last Tuesday’s address from the same station.
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FE. A. Schauer
Canton
WHBC
Kiwanis And Steel Societies Hold Big Monday Outings
Canton Kiwanis members and the Canton Massillon American Society for Steel Treating plan large Monday gatherings at Orchard Hills and Oakwood Country Clubs. Activities include golf, bridge, baseball, horseshoes, dinner at 6 30 and an evening of fellowship while International President Horace W McDavid sends a message from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Kiwanians
Orchard Hills
Atlantic City
Canton-Massillon
American Society For Steel Treating
Oakwood Country Club
Canton Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
Horace W. McDavid
Decatur
Ill
Kiwanis
H. B. Ritz
F. E. Myrick
Steel Society
Parade Marks Sixth St. John’s Italian Celebration
A day long St. John’s festival began with a city parade through the southeastern section, ending at St. Anthony’s Church for solemn high mass. Afternoon events included street dancing, sports contests, and a boxing exhibition by Carl Sipman and Joe De Pasquale. The Dixie Boys showcased tap dances as Dewey Nimo, Joe Williams, and Johnny Truigt performed with Chax Allen at the piano. Elizabeth Ranal led overall celebration duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Canton
Madison
St. Anthony's Church
Carl Sipman
Joe DePasquale
Dixie Boys
Dewey Nimo
Joe Williams
Johnny Truigt
Chax” Allen
Elizabeth Ranal
Venezuela to Open League Assembly Presiding in 1930
Geneva reports Venezuela to preside at the opening of the 11th League Assembly this September with Senor Zumeta likely to chair the final League Council meeting and deliver the opening address outlining past work and future program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Venezuela
League Assembly
Senor Zumeta
League Council
Zumeta
Jewry Holds Annual Fete large picnic near Massillon
Members of the Canton Hebrew Fraternal Association and families totaling over 1500 held the largest picnic yet at Brookfield Lake Park west of Massillon. Activities included a baseball game contests and competitive sports ending with a 6 30 dinner. Informal evening entertainment followed. The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday July 18 at the Dime Savings Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Hebrew Fraternal Association
Brookfield Lake Park
Massillon
Association
Dime Savings Bank
Governors Meet For 22d Conference In Salt Lake City
Gov George H Dern of Utah opened the 22d annual national conference of governors in Salt Lake City. About 65 state officials, railroad heads, chamber of commerce leaders, and agricultural representatives gathered to discuss interstate issues and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
George H. Dern
Chamber of Commerce
Progressive Women's Club Social in Jackson
The Progressive Women's Club of Jackson held a Saturday social at president Mrs Adelie Rohr’s home. Members performed readings and playlets, followed by a luncheon.
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Progressive Women's Club of
Jackson
Adelie Rohr
Stay at Home camp enters second week at Dueber plant lawn
The Stay-at-Home camp run by the YWCA enters its second week on the Dueber Hampden Watch Co. lawn with girls playing baseball and volleyball, archery and other activities. Buses transport swimmers on Tuesday and Friday mornings, with groups formed for YWCA courts on Market and Deuber grounds.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Dueber Hampden Watch Co
Tabloids ousted from New York telephone directory
A roundup from United Press reports notes tabloid joke names Zazyzvaras Zzyns and Zzyxs removed from the New York telephone directory for being fictitious. Other items include Kathryn Carver bitten by a dog. Col George B Pillsbury named assistant to Army engineers chief. crime rulings in Urume and more.
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United Press
New York
Zazyzvaras
Zzyns
Zzyxs
Hollywood
Cal
Kathryn Carver
Adolphe Menjou
Lewis Seiler
Boy Reels In Seven Pound Catfish At Meyers Lake
Dick Walter age 13 and friend Paul Mc Glynn fished Meyers Lake for a birthday treat and landed a 20 inch catfish weighing about seven pounds. Walter said the catch made his 13th birthday lucky as he carried the fish home to his mother Mrs. Carl Walker of Cottage 21 Meyers Lake.
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Dick Walter
Izaak Waltonian
Meyers Lake
Paul McGlynn
Carl Walker
Cottage 21
Bequests Total 54000 Benefit Eleven Churches
The late Rev. Thomas Hanrahan left a 54000 estate to eleven churches and religious institutions, six in Cleveland, with Rev. Fr. A. B. Stuber to succeed him at St. Ignatius. Major gift is 7500 for a scholarship fund at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary. other gifts include Parmadale $1000 and multiple churches and hospitals receiving 500 to 1000. He also earmarked 2000 for masses.
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Cleveland
Thomas Hanrahan
St. Ignatius Church
A. B. Stuber
Canton
Joseph Schrembe
Our Lady of the Lake Seminary
Parmadale Orphanage
Charity Hospital
St. John's Hospital
St. Joseph
St. Mary's Church
Delaware
van Wert
St. Ann's Church
Sebri
Detectives Describe Tougher Robberies in Ice Age City
Detectives George Meinhart and Edward Fontaine described banditry as increasing in ferocity as three bandits held up the Capitol Restaurant, threatening the owner and patrons and demanding revolvers and badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Meinhart
Edward Fontaine
Meinhart
Fontaine
Capitol
Berger Names New Officials
J B Montgomery named three new officers in the Berger sales division. R W Helm and J A Burkhoidge were named sales managers. J B Sprott resigns from his role as head of sales, effective Monday, with no future plans announced.
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J.B. Montgomery
Pereniden
Republiste Cae
H. AD
Wiste
R. W. Helm
Burkhoidge
Quipmen
Brows Salearags
Ager
Sprott
Bencial Sais
Dlang
Berge
Ales
Montgomery
OUF Pallies
Renny
Man Arrested After Chase Across Roof and Street
Andy Zahara aged 37 of 319 Step Av NE was arrested by the police liquor squad Sunday night on charges of destroying evidence. Captain Manderbaugh pursued him upstairs to the roof where Zahara attempted to pour a bottle down a drain pipe but broke the bottle and fled down a porch step toward Sterling Ave and 4th SE where officers apprehended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Zahara
Stepav
Poles Liquor Squad
Manderbaugh
Lehara
Manderbaugh Caugh Zahara
Zahara
Sterling Av
4St SE
Zoning Board Considers Tom Thumb Grit Courses
The zoning board will meet Tuesday to review two requests to establish Tom Thumb grit courses within the city limits. One would be at Harrison NW corner Serpentine Road, the other on the east side of Cleveland NW near 27th Street. Several appeals from the city building department decisions will be discussed in the city council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Harrison
Serpentine Road
Cleveland
Nea
27Th St
City Building Department Aid
City Council
Anchors Post Beaugort N C in Coastal Town History
Huffman built an improvised anchor in Beaufort North Carolina using three bricks tied with wire to replace the old hitching post. The invention reflected local ingenuity in the coast town’s past.
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Beaufort
N.C
O. Huffman
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Kiwanis, Steel Societies
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John Danner
Dueber Co
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Sakai
William B. Guitteau
Toledo
Internal Revenue
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Robert Smith
San Francisco
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U. S
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Star Line
RED Atlantic Transport Line
International Mercantile Marine Coa
R. H. Sutcliffe
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