Burial of Don Mellett Sparks Wide Reward Fund
Canton Ohio July 17 APL investigators probing the murder of Don R Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News report no progress since yesterday. Rewards totaling 20450 have been posted by amid others Charles Morris R B Mead Cox Stark County commissioners and the Cleveland News. Strietoe Pavey leads funeral at his residence as the body heads to Indianapolis for burial.
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Canton Daily News
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Canton News
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Cox
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Cleveland News
Strietoe Pavey
Indianapolis
Briand Herriot Duel Marks Paris Finance Crisis Debate
In Paris Premier Briand and Edouard Herriot clashed over the government bill to grant decrees for the financial crisis. Herriot led attacks from the rostrum as the chamber watched a rare scene with the president leaving his chair. Louis Marin urged his moderates to oppose government decree power over tax reallocation inflation and foreign loan reorganization.
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Premer Briand
Edouard Herriot
Third Republic
Chamber
Herriot
Briand
Finance Committee
Louis Marin
Bank of Europe
Baldwin and Churchmen Press Peace Plan in Coal Fields
London July 1 Premier Baldwin replied to a deputation from Anglican and Free Churches about peace in the coal fields. He said the government could not accept further concessions beyond the churchmen and Miner Federation framework. The plan seeks a fraternal settlement after months of talks, with terms to be set for a temporary pause and resumed operations.
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London
Baldwin
Lichfield
Hal Mills murder mystery report ordered by Governor Moore
Governor Moore ordered a findings report on the Hal Mills murder mystery. Attorney General Keatenbach and Middlesex County prosecutor Toles will prepare it next week. The case revived after a disclosure involving Eleanor Mills and allegations about a desert farm house where the pastor and choir leader died. State police conduct a secret probe in Semerzet County where the bodies were found.
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Trenton
Moore
Keatenbach
Toles
Middlesex
Fires scorch Pacific Northwest forests across several states
Severe wildfires rage in Idaho Montana and Eastern Washington with thousands of acres burned. U S Army deployed to fight in Kaniksu and Blackfeet forests as forecasts warn of further spread if rain fails. Officials say Western Washington and British Columbia near control while overall situationally worsening.
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Wash
Washington
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
U S. Army
Kaniksu National Forest
Missouri
Kanikse Forest
Isseela
Black Fett National Forest
Glacier National Park
Massive Belgrade derailment kills up to hundred
Belgrade reports say 80 to 100 people died when a landslide buried a railroad train near heavy rain. The disaster echoes the 1914 archduke assassination and sharpens Austro-Serbian tensions, foreshadowing broader regional conflict.
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Vienna
A. P
Belgrade
Oa Ilandende
Demands $100000 in Love
Baltimore July 17 AP By ron J Stolarof of El Paso Texas today entered in the Court of Common Pleas a suit for 160000 against Mrs Mamie S Hecht for alienation of the affections of his wife Dorothy Hecht widow of Emanuel Hecht Baltimore merchant Stolarof former adviser to Hecht married Dorothy in September 1925 she is now living in California
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Byron J. Stolarof
el Paso
Texas
Comimon Plesa Am
Mamie S. Hecht
Radio stations push transmitting power and wavelength
Washington reports Commerce Department officials say radio stations exploit the current system by expanding transmitting power and wavelength. Other items note magazine dealers fined for selling lead paint. a boy dies after a fall at a Covington residence. U.S. and international market updates with currency and stock changes. a French freighter incident. and air defense talks with France.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Regulatory push amid radio station power changes
New York July 17 AP News reports rising regulatory pressure as the government weighs rules after two stations boost powers and three alter transmitters. Hoover warned federal control loss could worsen air confusion while industry groups seek remedies and Congress considers action.
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Hoover
Department of Commerce
Wnd
Newark
McAlpin Hotel
Webel
Freeport
Delaney Beats Challenger in Heavyweight Title Bout
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Connecticut defeats a rival in a dramatic heavyweight title fight before a massive crowd. The match features aggressive exchanges, decisive blows, and a clear technical victory as Delaney retains or claims the title amid intense late rounds.
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Jack Delaney
Hagerstown Man Charged After Quarrel Wounds Rival
Hagerstown Maryland July 17 A P Raymond Reese a furloughed railroad brakeman formerly of Allentown Pennsylvania is jailed on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Lewis Willingham 20 was wounded with a six inch back stab wound during a quarrel at the Willingham home. Police say the men argued over washing clothes and Reese allegedly used a butcher knife as Willingham tried to leap a fence. Willingham had his wound dressed then swore out a warrant for Reese.
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Hagerstown
Raymond Reese
Nniontown
Lewis Willingham
Willingham
W A Willingham
Hagerstown Torday
Keesey
Reese
Officials scorn society threats over religion taught in schools
A July 17 report from Mexico City notes the National League For Defense of Religious Freedom plans a campaign against new regulations enforcing that religion not be taught in schools and that foreign teachers be barred. The league calls for a boycott of newspapers and services starting July 31 to pressure the government, aiming to paralyze economic and social life until the rules are changed.
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Mexico City
A. P
National League For Defense of Religious Freedom
Mexico
League
Maryland farmers report short corn crop in near term
A Maryland crop report notes a very short corn season with stalks of normal size but ears small due to worm damage and late planting. Estimates show production around 23 to 24 million bushels, below recent years, reflecting a tight harvest outlook.
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Jona S Uennes
Maryland
Sudden Storm Ravages Wisconsin Lands Two Girls Die
A sudden summer storm swept 90 miles from Chisholm Minnesota to Ashland Wisconsin causing at least three deaths and injuries to about 40. Hail and rain accompanied the storm with tornado-like winds near Ash and Ashland Junction. Debris blocked roads and rail lines while farms and towns suffered heavy damage.
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Iron Range
Minnesota
Chisholm
Minn
Lake Superior
Duuth
Mian
Ash
Ashland Junction
Tatenhe
Mabel Johnson
Johnson
Albert Anderson
Sre R
Otto Johanson
Elmer Johnson
Noted Democratic Leader Near Death in Rennert Hotel
Ba t i mor r, July 17. Democratic political leader John J Mahon, age about, was in critical condition today at the Rennert Hotel apartment. Doctors reported he had been dying yesterday afternoon but rallied Toward evening and last night doctors said recovery might be possible His son John J Mahon Jr said his father spent a comfortable night and woke refreshed He is fully conscious The year health decline began about a year ago with debility worsened by age and a recent move from his country home at Pik esville to the Rup pert.
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Mahon
Pikesville
Maryland Fruit Crops Forecast With Mixed Yields
Washington data for Maryland shows apples peaches and pears near or above 2 condition on July 1. Apple forecast at 280 bushels vs 1541008 average, peaches near 280 and pears about 387 thousand bushels, with year comparisons and prior five year averages.
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Maryland
John S Deane
Rand Chases Glog TM Amid Unclear Station Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rand chasing Glog TM amid references to stations and the word edtfite AI. Details are missing, making full context unavailable.
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