Columbia Steel merger with Butler plant finalizes ownership
Columbia Steel Co of Elyria Ohio and its Butler Pa plant, formerly the Forged Steel Wheel Co, are now owned by American Rolling Mills Co Middletown Ohio in a deal near 20 million dollars. George M Verity says the move gives American Rolling Mills control of about 1000 tons yearly of finished product and the new unit from pig iron to finished goods. The Elyria plant will maintain personnel and production as ownership shifts.
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New York
Lumbia Steel Company
Elyria
Ohio
But. Pa
Comny
American Rolling Its Company
Middletown
American Rolling
Provect
Comtes
George M. Verity
American Rollins Mill
Comte
Columbia Steel Company
Ai Ma
Forgedel Wheel Company
Flyria
Iury
Murder on a ship sparks search by coast guard
A scattered ночe of a voyage around July rumors of a murder aboard a schooner near Africa and a trader missing from Liberia. The American consul notes a possible replacement mate and a crew that may have muttered and hidden the truth as authorities chase the vessel toward port.
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York
Jack London
Robert Levis
Piost
Agorates
Atru
Liberia
Adess
Ringewar
Pp Mmate
Ae Fuard
CL. & Per
rAparts
Carner
Recall Envoys to Armament Conference in Geneva
Geneva July 29 British delegation to the naval armaments conference is recalled to London to report to the admiralty and cabinet. Admiral Frederick Field remains ill in Geneva. Bridgeman, Viscount Dee, and Captain H. K. Sterton left for London amid reports of a possible new instruction or delay.
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Geneva
United States
Frederick Field
Geka
W. C. Bridzeman
Viscount Dee
Hkserton
London
Bridgeman
Admiralty
Washington
Ood
United St
Great Britain
Japan
Findlay college head injured on tour in Toosa
In Toosa, Pa on July 20, Revy Allen president of Findlay College in Findlay Ohio was hospitalized with a fractured skull after a driving incident. He was touring to raise funds when a collision with a friend allegedly caused the injury. Hospital authorities reported his condition as stable.
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Toosa
Revy. Allen
Findlay 7E
Findlay
Ohio
Allen
Dr. Allen
Apology Issued Over Haitian Tragedy at Port au Prince
Washington reports Secretary of State Bellegs expressed regret for the killing of a Haitian and wounding of two others by Marine Private J. M. Hrantki at Port au Prince yesterday. The Marine, on sentry duty at the American legation, reportedly wandered off and fired without provocation. He will face a court martial soon.
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Washington
Etary
Bellegs
J. M. Hrantki
Port Au
State Department
Branski
Slashes Mate Takes Own Life in Cleveland
Cleveland July 20 Alice Grill 27 is dead from self administered poison after a confrontation with husband George Grill who says she threatened police involvement. He claims she slashed him during a quarrel then locked herself in a bedroom and later died beside an empty bottle of poison.
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Cleveland
Alice Grill
George
Gril
Wlater
Noted Flyers Return Home to Dayton
Lieutenant J Maitland and Albert Heer return from a Pacific flight to Dayton. The Fokker craft was prepped with extra tanks and instruments for the long trip. Receptions are planned at Metz Field and McCook Field with city officials and military personnel. Citizens are invited to a Wright Field celebration this evening.
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Dayton
Lieut. J. Maitland
Albert Heer Weare
Dasame
Pacific
Honolulu
Fokker
Metoaok Field
Airs Ptecers
McCook Fieid
Cits
Wilbur Wright Field
Maitland
Air Service Pernonnel
Chronicle Telegram To Receive Returns Of Fight Broadcast
The Chronicle Telegram will hold open house from six thirty Thursday night through the Dempsey Sharkey fight in New York. A complete blow by blow account will be read as soon as received, with compute sire service provided due to high public interest. The public is invited to use this service.
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Chronicle-Telegram
New York
Ohio Federation Seeks J P Courts Legalized In Middletown
The Ohio Federation backed resolutions at the Chin Veneration of Labor convention urging a referendum on a bill to empower justice courts with juries and to support coal miners amid a strike. The gathering approved a safety committee plan to coordinate labor groups toward broader industrial reform and better conditions for workers.
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Middletown
Justice Courts
Ohio
Coal
Crickets Raid Grain Belt And Damaged Crops
A fragmented report notes crickets raid grain crops across the belt with local observer Carpenter describing ongoing losses and concern for farmers and consumers over the damaged harvest prospects.
Wives Protest Gas Rate Hike With Gasless Tuesday
Women organized a protest against higher gas charges after experiments with gasless cooking showed limited change in consumption. The gas company later set a 22 percent rate increase, prompting ongoing demonstrations and public actions led by the club and local residents.
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Wom
Todas
Ld Tepes
Junenoon
Charm and claim of love pills hearts marriage tale
Vera charges a presuit, claims to have married Herold A. Slausk during a trance while under alleged love potion influence. She alleges he boasted of a marriage while he denies the claim and counters with accusations of manipulation and deception in a tangled romance case.
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Carton
Vera
Eva
Herold A. Slausk
Stark
Amateur flyer crashes plane near airport
An amateur aviator, Vidovieh or Vidovich, crashed after a 200 foot plunge near the airport last night. He suffered a probable skull fracture and serious injuries with bruises and cuts as the plane was demolished.
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Videovieh
Amaren
Vidovieh
Th Dlane
Vidovich
Distinguished Service for Major Finyd in Nicaragua action
Major Oliver Finyd of the U.S. Marines is cited for distinguished service in Nicaragua where he led operations toward San Dino liberal forces near Oco Tal amid rugged terrain and heavy rains. General Logan Fehiood commands the Nicaragua campaign with aviation support under Major Ross Powell.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Oliver Finyd
U.S
Iscelll
Sandino
Ocotal
Felde
Washington
Ross Powell
Ross
Urotal
Ntteagua
Tank Explodes Depot Guan
Explosion of a tank car on a Pennsylvania freight train at Forest early today destroyed depot offices and adjacent structures. Thirteen cars derailed at Big Four crossing. a fire at three hours raged out of control, damaging the Dicklemeo manufacturing plant and the Farmers Co-Operative elevator. Leonard Harman was bruised by flying debris.
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Pennsylvania
Forest
Tas Biz
Leonard Harman
Big Four
Dicklemeo Manufacturine Cn
Tien Werd Destrosen
Renton
Wers
Farmers Co-Operative
Net Tightens Around Trio In Adams Murder Trial
State presents a chain of evidence against Charlie Ritter Art Newman and Harland in the Joe Adams murder case as witnesses called. Harry Thomasson testifies detailing the Birger stronghold shooting and the Shelton gang motive for the crime.
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Adams
Elvin
Wrest
Joe Adams
Shelton
Cult Members Defend King Ben In Public Nuisance Case
In St Joseph Michigan jurors heard defense testimony for the House of David colony led by King Ben Purnell. Cult members described High Island as a refuge where exiled adherents lived contentedly at a Garden Spot, claiming they were well cared for despite state claims the colony harms the public.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Ben Purnell
House of David
High Island
Balkan King Ferdinand of Roumania Dies After Long Illness
Ferdinand of Roumania died at 2 15 a m after months of cancer. Queen Marie and Premier Bratianu were at the bedside. Crown Prince Michael and Prince Nicholas among mourners, with Queen Marine and ex Queen Elizabeth also present. Regency in effect as nation mourns.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
Roumania
Marie
Prince Nicholas
Neana
Carol
Paris
Michael
Helen
Greece
Marine
Juge Slavia
Elizabeth
Lonel Bratianu
New Air Chief and the Romanians in World War I era
The piece profiles Ferdinand I of Romania who reigned from 1911 through 1925, detailing his marriage to Marie of Roumania, his role during the war, and the couple’s influence on Romanian fortunes. It notes Ferdinand's weak rule, Marie's diplomatic leadership, and a royal family scandal involving their son Carol and Mme Lupescu.
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Ferdinand
Europe
Marie of
Huoumania
England
Germany
Russia
France
Berlin
Jare
Roumania
Romania
Marie
Houaiania
Carol
London
Alexsandra
Milan
Italy
Mme Magia Lupescu
Gewaspaner Teacers
Martie
United States
Jastar
Linbergh Leads 10-Tour Flight Eastward in planes
The article notes Charles Lindbergh as the lead aviator in a 10-city tour from New York. He will fly Spirit of St. Louis to Hartford Proence and Boston, then head west. Bernt Balchen likely sails for Amsterdam in August to supervise the final work on the threemotor Fokker for Byrd’s south pole expedition.
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New York
Bet Chi A Lindbersh
Air Four
Aspices
Guesenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Lin Rch
St. Louis
Philip Lave
Lingbergh
Thartford
Proence
Rosten
Dolus
New England
Bernt Balchen
Amsterdam
South Pole
L Byrd
Byrd
George Q
Neville
Clarence Chamberlin
The
America
Veilhur
Teane
Bert Acasta
Amd
Governor plans grand jury review of charges in Columbus case
Governor announced after a conference with Law Director William F. Lewis active mayor and Police Chief Ray Goodwin that Prosecutor Ray I. Thomas will be asked to submit the entire matter to the September grand jury. The decision, based on reports affidavits and statements, was approved by Lewis and Goodwin.
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Columbus. O
Thomas
Walles
William F. Lewis
Ray Goodwin
Young: Co
Ray I. Thomas
Ine
C. H. Sisson
Donaries
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Ohio Federation
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Chook
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