Regency to take command in Roumania after king's death
United Press dispatch reports King Ferdinand of Roumania died after a long illness. Crown Prince Michael and Charles family members were present. Regency will assume control led by Queen Marie and former Premier as government reins are handed to regents.
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Ferdinand Stccimbs
United Press
Apemarest
Ferdinand Ff Rowomuin
Tle
Pirat
Aktieer
Queesy Muri
Prince Nichalus
Pancels
Pritte Carol
San
Uip
Michael
Carol
Helen of Greets
Gueen Marie
Rollmania
Marie
Elfen Leth
Greer
Weytinand
Pepe
Romania
Pelnee Nivlinias
Aig
Ted Frenyentiy
Werdana
Secon
Ita
Abd
Perdinayd
Roumadia
Jook
Cara
Bun
Vo Bratiaio
Merger Protest Withdrawn in State Hearings
Hearings before the Public Service Commission led to the withdrawal of the merger protest against the sale of Summerville Telephone Company to Belt Telephony Company of Penny vantic. The action affects operators in Clearfield Armstrong and surrounding counties with Merger discussions tied to San Sylvester, Jufferton, and other local exchanges.
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Ey Vinou
Harrisburg
Teat Auainke
Thy Summerville Telephone Company
Defective Wireless Delays English Flier Departure
United Press reports a British airman’s Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to New York was postponed due to a defective wireless system and required adjustments. Pilot Frank Courtney remains aboard with two companions, while Lt W M Downer is set to pilot if needed and engineer Ks Fi Little accompanies. The plan includes stopovers at Valentia and mid Atlantic, weather permitting.
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United Proay
United Press
W. M. Downer
Plath
Relvel
Valentias Drelahdy
Atlantic
Johns
Newfoundland
Marines advance on Liberal stronghold in Nicaragua
United Press dispatch from Nicaragua dated July 4 reports 250 marines and constabulary Major Oliver Floyd moving toward Esteli with orders to capture or drive out rebel General Stundfuck Liberal. Terrain is rugged, roads nearly impassable, requiring extreme caution as forces clash near Ocdtal garrison. Government forces and Nicaraguan constabulary coordinate with Humiluras authorities along the frontier to prevent rebel incursion.
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United Presa Gea
Nicarugut
Oliver Floyd
US Qiarings
Esteli
Stundfuck
Marinas
Ogistabulary
Ocdtal
Nisa
Homiluras
Saarines
Gorden
Car Delivered To Windahl After Fraud Case
Pharles Windam of West Washington Street was entangled in irregularities of an automobile distributor involving a Corry man who paid for a car never delivered. The distributor fled, but the company then delivered a new Oldsmobile wagon matching the order at no extra cost to Corry, reflecting a conciliatory effort to satisfy the claimant.
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Pharles Windam
Washington Street
Corry
Traud
Theshead
Toray
Windahl
Radio entertainments schedule in Today’s listings
The page lists evening radio programs across stations including WEAF WBAL WIZ KOA and WGY. Programs feature Goodnight Hour String Quartet Minstrels and Remington Band with times ranging from 7 to 10 15 p.m. Eastern.
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WEAF
Wbal Baltimore
WBAL
WIZ
Asters
Mawel
Denver
Minstrels
WGY Schenectady
Remington Band
Boxing Fansin City Get Dermipsey Sharkey Bout Details
The Journal has completed arrangements to cover the Dermipsey Sharkey fight at Yankee Stadium in New York tomorrow night. A blow-by-blow report will be transmitted via the United Press rate and relayed to readers as details are received.
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Journal
Yankee Stadium
New York
United Press
Auditorium dispute looms at school board meeting
An upcoming school board session will review the auditorium use at the Senior High School and consider state inspection recommendations. The debate centers on funding and the plan to adapt the hall for public gatherings, amid doubts about costs and completion timing.
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Board of Education
Seite Department of
Rabie Wid
Wy. McCoy
Meadville
Tharoush
Ecu
Girl Rescued From Safe at Ross Store
Worothy Mills, 20, was rescued two hours after being locked inside a large safe at a Ross store. The only employee who knew the combination was out of town. a locksmith opened the safe. She was found unharmed after the tense ordeal.
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Wheeling
Ross Etore
Worothy Mills
Plan Big Brewery Bridgeburg Venture Names Superintendent
A public plan reveals a large brewery project in Bridgeburg Ontario with Dame Sutter of Pittsburgh showing interest. He is named superintendent of the Copeland Brewery in Toronto and will oversee the venture joining the brewing operation.
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Bridgeburg
Ont
Peace Tridger
Dame Sutter
Pittsburgh
Copeland
Toronto
Three State Commissions Appointed by Governor Fister
Harrisburg Pa July 20 Governor Fister named three commissions to study law, crimes, and mining regulation. The election laws commission includes Francis Schunk Brown Guy B Moore Mrs Mabel Mackinchana Edwin W Smith and others. The crimes commission comprises judges and attorneys with Sen Kitts and Rep Stadtlander among boosters. The bituminous mine commission lists mining leaders and engineers with Dr Ges H Ashley and Thomas Mather to inspect barriers and engines. Delegates were named to attend the American Prison Association in Tacoma August 18 through 18th along with welfare and parole officials.
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Uniteld Pros
Harrisburg
Fister
Election Laws Commission
Crimes Commission
Tate
Francis Schunk Brown
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Guy B. Moore
Wilkes Barre
Mabel W. Mackinchana
Edwin W Smith
Piresburgh
Samuel E. Shull
Strondeburg
Horace We Schonts Lebieh
Sénate
Phomis Hiwett
Scranton
Benator Milse
Kitts
Brie
WT Stadtlander
Pittsburgh
Louis Ne Robinson
Swarthmorg
J. Willis Martin
Baldridge
M.L. Coulter
Indiana
George T Lewis
Irwin
Douglas Hunting
Wilkes Warre
K. Sharpless
Fhexisburg
Moris Knowles
Ges H Ashley
Thomas Mather
Tysons
Alsiy
Congress of the American Prison Association
Tacoma
He Ly Sturt
State Welfare Department
Wm F Penn
State Tyalnigg School
Mormanga
J. DeCoulter
Pitts Hugh
Western Penitentiary
H-Vowayiy
Pennsylvania Prison Society
Synthetic beef steak on menu teased by Penn State chemist
Dr Frank C Whitmore from Pennsylvania State College said synthetic beef steak and synthetic milk are now possible and advancing rapidly, with synthetic gasoline, tin and even furniture made from synthetic wood discussed as future options in a speech at Philipsburg. He warned that a dish labeled synthetic could appear in restaurants as demand grows.
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United Press
Philipsburg
Jong UN
Frank C Whitmore
Chemistry Department
Pennsylvania State College
Lindbergh Embarks On National Tour From St Louis
Col Charles A Lindbergh begins a three month national tour to promote aeronautics. He leaves St Louis at 12 50 pm for Hartford Conn and publicly answers a Boston boy Ned in a hospital, sending a photo and best wishes. Ned is ill with double mastoiditis.
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Mutchell Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
St Louis
Hartford
Conn
United States
Lindbergh
Ned
City Hospital
Boston
Hyver
Nedi
Charles A-Lindbergh
Lindbergly
Marcnli Bi Nichols
Pittsburgh Woman And Two Men Sought For Murder
Police seek a Pittsburgh woman identified as Mrs. George Vance and two men in connection with the ambush murder of taxi driver Adelard Bouchard near Montreal. They crossed from the United States after drinking heavily. the woman boasted of oil wealth and the victim was found dead with a bloodstained car nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Montreal
United Press Montreal
Adelard Bouchard
George Vance
Doris Palmer
Mount Vernon
N.Y
McDonald
United States
Oklahoma
Arne Sprech
sheSeas
Titus Case Continued Thirty Days In Prohibition Charge
James Tithig was arrested by local authorities on a charge of violating the prohibition law after liquor was found in a shed behind a billiard room on West Main Street. The hearing before Alderman G F Gordon adjourned the case for thirty days, with Titus and L Stiles held on their own recognizance. Stiles said he leased the shed to George Smith and later admitted seeing Titus take liquor, though he testified he did not see him remove any. The confiscated booze will be turned over to county detectives.
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Bf James Tithig
West Main Stresty
G. Ff. Gordon
L. Stiles
Stiles
George Smith
Titus
Alderman Gordon
Eri
Fadt
Death probe yields no new developments at Lovell’s Station
No new developments were reported in the Erie Railroad death inquiry of C. McGrath, a track worker found between tracks near Lovell’s Station. The body remains at Alexander & Company undertaking parlors as investigators, including Erie detectives, pursue leads to locate relatives. police deem foul play unlikely and the case remains unresolved with no companion identified.
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C. McGrath
Erie Railroad
Lovell's Station
Alexander & Company
NeGrath
Nowideat
Pirates Drop Opening Game in Doubleheader Loss
The Pirates lost the first game of today's doubleheader to the Phillies by 4 to 0. Pittsburgh out hit Philadelphia 12 to 4 but could not capitalize. Dawson pitched for Pittsburgh as Carmen Hill was slated to start the second game for the Phillies.
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Rathourgn Pirates
Phillies
Bucs
Dawson
Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Diplomatic Recall Shocks Geneva Armament Talk
Geneva reports reveal a British recall of the Titi delegation leader to the admiralty and cabinet as a diplomatic maneuver over cruiser tonnage and naval base proposals. The move unsettled the American and Japanese delegations, who warn that any agreement without broader approval would be meaningless. Bridgeman and others departed for London amid questions of motive.
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United Press
Geneva
United States
Orly Adena
Premerick Field
Bridgeman
Young Cecil
Egerton
London
Admiralty
Cabinet
Hugh 5
Gibsonn
Guardsmen Sport Program At Camp Mt Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard officers staged a camp leisure day at Mt Gretna as 3000 troops prepare for a Saturday camp. Tomorrow's drills promise one of the state's most elaborate military communication tests using radio, wig wag signals, runners, and airplanes to coordinate maneuvers across the field.
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United Press
Pennsylvania National Guard
MT Gretna
Pennsylvania
Eaith
Dirla
Woman dies in odd explosion at home
United Press reports a burst explosion tore through a kitchen chimney in Hagerstown Maryland as a woman prepared breakfast. She died instantly while her husband William Gouker rushed to the scene. Coal stove fire remained burning as investigators suspect coal gas in the chimney triggered the blast.
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United Prem Hagerstown
Mr. Gouker
William Gouker
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Wiggins
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