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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
8
Foreign Minister expresses elation over Wellon’s role in the Grandigle pact. Officials hail the agreement as a milestone in regional diplomacy and security cooperation, signaling strengthened ties among participating nations and a shared commitment to stability.
Berlin greeted the signing of a Franco-American deferment of German reparations for one year with gratitude. Foreign Minister Julius Curlin welcomed Hoover’s moratorium. Ambassador Sackett and other officials called the move a sign of cooperative effort amid economic strain.
Martin Raab, 79, longtime Middletown resident and brother of Mrs. Dangh ayty of Hamilton, died at his son George D. Raab’s home on First Avenue. Born in Hamilton, he moved to Middletown as a youth, ran a Clinton Street grocery for years, and passed the business to his son in 1912. Services set for Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Texalence.
After a week of extreme heat, the day reached 89 degrees in the afternoon with a 63 degree low. Forecasters predict continued cool, mostly clear weather with possible showers this afternoon or tonight and through Wednesday.
Market closings show wheat and corn futures with scattered figures for July and September contracts. Prices list July and Sept bids, with unsettled figures in various plateaus, reflecting a typical commodities page snippet from Chicago markets.
Krote Japan July 7 Japanese scientists at Kyoto Astronomical Observatory report the discovery of a new planet. It is calculated to be 11,000 silos in diameter and lies south of the so called snake charmer constellation about 150,000 midwiles from the observatory.
General stock markets in New York, Berlin, London, and Paris gained after debt accord talks in Paris. Berlin Bourse rose up to 5 points with money easing to 8 to 12 percent, Paris showed an upward trend, and New York stocks edged about one point higher for most of the list.
The Associated Press reports at the Seattle convention that John B R Coen of Sterling Colorado was assured of election as grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Over 1,000 attendees filled the opening of the 87th national convention with welcoming remarks from Governor Hariley and Mayor Edwards, and a keynote address by Lawrence H Rupp of Allentown Pennsylvania, the retiring exalted ruler.
Infant Joanne Long, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Long of 23 North Ninth Street, died at Mercy Hospital after a three week illness. She suffered from neurpentivitie. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at the home, with burial at St Stephen's Cemetery.
New York lawyer and author received a silver mounted moose hoof inscribed Presented by the Providence of New Brunsvits for writings that publicized the province's recreation facilities. The event occurred at Forter Cove in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Two men were slightly injured when a roadster struck the guard rail at the foot of Heitsman hill near Hamilton on Millville pike Monday night. They were taken to Millville for treatment before Sheriff John C. Schumacher arrived for an investigation. He said marks on the roadster indicated ownership by George Bowers, Route 6, Hamilton.
Associated Press report from New York on July 7 states cartoonist Peter Arno and Florence Bree Smith returned home with Reno divorces and denial of any plans to marry. It notes Smith is tied to Grantland Rice, and recounts Arno’s public remarks about Vanderbilt, Dempsey, and Coogan, with no kiss alleged and tensions over publicity.
New York leads among national cities with metro figures showing London at 8,202,318 in metropolitan totals, while New York City reaches 6,981,915. Berlin sits third with 4,296,000, Chicago fourth, Paris fifth with 2,871,099 within its walls.
Police seek thief or thieves who forced the back door of the C. W. Shaefer cigar store at Second and Ludiow streets and escaped with 87 in change from the cash register. Bill O'Hara, taxi driver, discovered the theft at seven. Police also missed about 25 in cash.
Walter Spaulding aged 23 of 323 Mill yond was jailed 30 days by Judge A. gd. Pater after being charged with petty larceny for allegedly stealing a tire from a parked car at Third and Ludlow. The owner moved the vehicle before police identified him.
Washington dispatch reports Justice Bailey of the ministry of Columbian press court postponed action today in the case of Albert B. Fall and Charles. The brief note indicates a delay in proceeding with the fall case.
John T Rockefeller plans a quiet 92nd birthday with a busy morning at work with his secretary, health described as excellent, weather permitting a round of golf and a motor ride around Pocantico Hills estate, followed by a birthday dinner with family and grandchildren.
A condensed report on negotiations for a one year moratorium on war debts and reparations. Key dates track June events from German reparations discussions to Hoover’s proposals and international acceptance leading to a general accord with major creditors including France. The timeline covers parliamentary and diplomatic moves through early July and outlines the path to an overall creditor agreement.
In Chicago the American Bond and Mortgage Co vice president Harold A. Moore sues Curtis linked to a libel action filed in U S District Court. The suit seeks 10000 damages over alleged defamatory claims in Haldemandulius magazine tying Moore and the Mayflower hotel ownership to financial irregularities.
Special IMapnich by Jour and Sineinnati Ohio reports Castle Farm and Fuiler's Time and Danes Hail with others facing padlock proceedings. A temporary restraining order keeps the case open until merits are heard. employees and officers are enjoined from actions violating national prohibition while hearings proceed. A preliminary hearing before Judge Nevin established the agreement, with defendants given twenty days to file answers. possible reassignment if the judge is on vacation. Reform ed Men at Children's Home: First Reformed Men's Athletic Convocation met Monday evening for recreational program and socializing.
In Morrisville last night a speeding auto jumped a curb, struck two sisters aged six and three, then sped 200 yards along the sidewalk. The driver fled into the woods as villagers and state police searched. Alphonse Messier was arrested on a reckless driving charge. Troopers suspect the car belonged to a rum runner.
Mrs Marthia Kumier widow of B J Kumier formerly of Florida died at the Rall home 238 Wayne Ave Thursday at 1 o clock. She was 81 and had lived with the Rall family for three years. She was a member of the Milleville T B horcl. Funeral at Wells Funeral Home Tuesday morning at 10 with burial in Oxford Cemetery.
Cochorel France notes Briand Premier and Foreign Minister, also a breeder of Norman horses. His entries in shows have reinduced his ribbons.
Columbus July 7 C W Cowman of Centerbury had a skull fracture in an auto accident. He was reported slightly improved today in two hospitals.
International agreement suspends inter government war debt payments until July 1, 1922 to revive global economy. Delegations from United States France and other powers signed after eleven days of talks in Paris led by Mellon Laval Briand Flandin with Hoover's plan to defer remittances. The ceremony included a champagne gesture as officials exchanged formalities and prepared for further conference discussions.
Premier Laval announces a Franco American solidarity accord following President Hoover's reparations moratorium proposal. The cabinet notes Paris will make a heavy sacrifice to maintain France's sacred right to reparations while seeking broader peace through international cooperation. The move aims to influence Germany and open a new era for the two nations.
The second fatal stabbing at Sing Sing prison leads to loss of inmate privileges and a guard led weapons search. Victim John Da Lucca, 24, of Brooklyn, died after a Saturday stabbing at the prison picture show. John Mulraney, also from Brooklyn, is held in solitary confinement amid escalating inmate violence.
Cleveland Ohio July 7 Senator Joseph N Ackerman said after a Monday meeting no attempt would be made to submit prohibition repeal for 1931. The time was too short to circulate initiative petitions for filing with the Secretary of State by August 5 under the Constitution.
Shanghai July 7 Two Russian youths begin a global trek in a wheelbarrow in a bid to complete a three year circumnavigation. They seek to showcase endurance and travel ingenuity on their unusual journey.
Paris reports a France United States agreement on the Hoover debt moratorium. Key points suspend intergovernmental payments from July 1 1932 to December 30 1932 with German Reich payments placed for international settlements. Installments to follow up to 10 yearly payments beginning July 3 1943.
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