World powers back Kellogg antiwar pact signings
Secretary Kellogg's drive to renounce war gains traction as Japan and Czechoslovakia join Germany France Italy and others in supporting the anti war pact. Britain signals acceptance with caveats while talks move toward a formal signing likely in Paris with a ratification repository plan discussed.
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Kellogg
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Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Irish Free State
Belgium
Poland
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
India
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Kellogs
Kelloge
Chamberlain
State Department
Suez Canal
Egypt
Paris
Two Perish On Rammed Cutter Off Delaware Breakwater
Coast Guard cutter 113 sank after a mail freighter S S Culberson rammed it amidships seven miles from the Delaware breakwater. Two crew members John F Hines and Dewirr T Hale drowned. five others were uninjured as rescuers searched the wreckage. The Culberson, 5400 tons, was en route from Los Aptetes to Philadelphia. Only the masthead portion of the sunken cutter remained above water.
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Coast Guard
Delaware
Shopping Board
S. S. Culberson
Los Angeles
Cape, Mar
Tve
John F. Hines
Pleasure
N.J
Dewirr T. Hale
Avanta
Culbersox
Eos Aptetes
Philadelphia
Toll of Dead Claimed by Heat Across the State
Heavy rains offered brief relief from a long heat wave as fatalities linked to the heat rose in several counties. Names and ages include Wilmington’s Salams Hartman, 48, a nurse who died by her own hand. Bucyrus’s Qoer H. Morrison, 52, heat victim. Zanesville’s William H. Fast, age ?. Youngstown’s B. C. Hail, blind. Continued on Page 2.
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Wilmington
Hoover's California homecoming and acceptance message
Herbert Hoover, the Republican presidential nominee, arrived in Oakland aboard a special train for a hometown stop en route to Palo Alto. The train will proceed to California’s state line as Hoover issues a public message to Californians, expressing gratitude and responsibility while recalling his early days in Colfax and Lake Tahoe. He attends Mrs Hoover’s father’s funeral in Palo Alto before continuing campaigning.
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Oakland
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alito
Hoover
California
Colfax
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Sierras
California State
Capture Alleged Robbers At Dayton
Dayton police captured Richard Esterday Carl Rauhauser and Fran Carter as they tried to enter an A and P grocery. They fired shots after subduing Rauhauser. Carter confessed the trio robbed several places in Columbus including the bus station, totaling 150 dollars.
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Dayton
Richard Esterday
Carl Rauhauser
Fran Carter
Columbi
Rauhauser
Carter
Columbus
Seven Stricken By Heat Here In Elyria Factories
A severe heat wave hit Elyria with seven reported prostrations in local factories. The Steel and Tubes, Inc. said their plant had fans and cooling gear but remained very hot, and warned another day like yesterday would hinder production overall.
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Elyria
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Gov Trumbull In Plane Crash At Trumbull Field
Two aircraft collided while attempting to land at Trumbull field in Groton Connecticut injuring two aviators and private William Sabotka of Torrington James W Gartfield Cal James W Gartiford Torrington listed among the injured Gov John H Trumbull reportedly escaped injury in the crash
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Groton, Conn
John H. Trumbulil
Connecticut
Trumbefi Field
James W. Gartiford
William Sabotka
Torrington
Trumbull
East River Streets Reconfigured At Fourth Street Intersection
City service director John Eid announced changes at the Fourth street and East River street corner after curb returns were cut back. The intersection is widened making East River a stop street and Fourth street through. Fourth street extension Eastern Heights Boulevard becomes a major cross town carrier. Additional work at Fourth and Middle avenue improves turning by cutting back boulevard returns. The Dewey and Lake avenues corner will be calmer with the new metallized line freight station directing local traffic via Lake Avenue.
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East River Street
City Service
John X. Eid
Excit
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Eidt
Middle Avenue
Dewey and
Lake Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Two Thieves Loot Webb C Ball Jewelry Ring Heist
Police still lack clues to the identity of two thieves who hurled a brick through a window at the Webb C Ball Jewelry Co yesterday and escaped with nine diamond rings valued at 29150 as crowds watched in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Webb C. Ball Jewelry Co
Carranza Train Now In Texas
The funeral train bearing Captain Emilio Carranza, the Mexican flyer who died in New Jersey during a flight to Mexico City, was traveled across Texas today. A Texarkana American Legion committee met the cortege on its arrival and placed a breath on the bier.
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Texaarkana
Tex
Emilio Carranza
New Jersey
New York
Mexico City
Texas
Sherlock Holmes Clears Slater In Long Jail Case
EDINBORGH Scotland July 20 Sherlock Holmes wins final victory as court of criminal appeal unanimously overturns Oscar Slaters murder conviction. Slater spent 12 years in prison for a woman's murder and long maintained innocence. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle led the inquiry and his findings aided release. Government may award compensation between 90000 and 100000 pounds.
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Edinborgh
Scotland
Sherlock Holmes
Court of Criminal Appeal
Oscar Slater
Slater
Arthur Conan Doyle
Police and Firemen Form Cooperation Committee
City police and firemen met to organize a joint body to cooperate with the Ohio State Police and Fireman Pension Fund board. Captain Arthur Drege was named chairman, L. E. Sweet secretary, and E. J. Stankard treasurer, with a small supporting committee and a plan to sign an agreement of cooperation. A proposed $1 per member assessment was defeated. the committee was empowered to set a fee.
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Couner Carber
Ohio State Police and Fireman Pension Fund Board
Arthur Drege
Slororcreie
L. E. Sweet
E. J. Stankard
Archie Phipps
C. E. Southam
E. A. Waltron
Toledo man pleads to driving while intoxicated
James H. Brown of Toledo paid 125 dollars plus court costs after crashing his car into a second vehicle driven by Mrs. Harry Post at the Broad street and East avenue intersection. Officer Walton smelled alcohol and Brown was jailed and arraigned before Major James A. Hewitt.
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James H. Brown
Toledo
Coolidge Hears Report on Waterway in Wisconsin
President Coolidge received a briefing on a lakes to sea waterway with Mayor Harry Robinson of Washburn presenting the plan. The St Lawrence project would aid midwestern farming and reflect Patama canal effects on seaboard states, underscoring inland waterway needs.
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Superior State Teachers College
Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Watermelon Theft Goes Wholesale in City Patch
Police report shows a shift in theft patterns as a local incident escalates from a boy sneaking under a fence to a larger scale break in. New York Central records indicate twenty melons were stolen, prompting authorities to classify the act as wholesale theft and urging vigilance.
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New York Central
Italians Rescued From Polar Ice Begin Homeward Trip
Talia Chew and other Italia crew members rescued by the Russian ice breaker Krassin arrive at Kings Bay and transfer to the Citta Di Milano. They will sail to Narvik then to Italy. General Nobile and captains Mariano Zeppi Viglier are among the rescued, some injured, with Behounek recovering.
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Spitzberzen
Arezic
Italia
Tadar
Italy
Krassin
Adalberto Mariano
Filppo Zeppi
Alfredo Viglier
Felice Troiani
Guiseppe Elisi
Natale Ceccioni
North Pole
Nobije
Mariaso
Ceccioni
F. Behourek
Cotta di Milano
Narvik
Wil
Papacy
Norsar
Citta di Milano
Mariano
Zeppi
Troiant
F. Behounek
Fanmer Shot By Unknown Motrght
George C. Schonter a 63 year old Point Place farmer was shot to death early today by an unidentified motorist after a roadside argument. He fired five shots from a car fleeing north with another man present. Schonter’s wife and son in law Herod Regan witnessed the shooting.
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Toledo
George C. Schonter
Point Place
Schonter
Herod Regan
Middletown Papers Merge Under One Management
Two Middletown afternoon papers, the Middletown News-Signal and Journal, will merge under one management effective immediately. The Sunday edition becomes News-Journal while both keep distinct staffs, editors, and slants. E. S. Myers heads both papers, with John Q Baker retained on the News-Signal editorial page. James A. Chew confirms the deal amid long-running rumors of a sale.
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Middletown News - Signal
John Q Baker
News-Signal
James A. Chew
Neria
Jounal
Nez 'Gazette
Neria Repub
Chew
Real Estate Board Meeting Notice Monday
Real estate board announces a meeting for Monday. The notice mentions details on timing and location, but the OCR text is fragmented. No clear names, places, or actions beyond the board and a Monday schedule.
Rioting and Slave in Bronx County Jail Ends in Deaths
In Bronx County Jail a riot led by John McCabe, a thrice convicted inmate, escalated after dinner when guards attempted to quell an escape. Guards exchanged fire, two were killed, and McCabe was slain. Police reserves and an ambulance responded. the remaining inmates returned to cells. District Attorney Joab E McGeehan declined a conference.
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McCahe
Mor
Horz
BicCahe
Joaz E. McGeehan
McGeehan
Soner
Ofice
McCabe
Owners Reject Peace Move Of Mine Union
Cleveland July 20 Ohio soft coal mine operators today flatly rejected the invitation of the United Mine Workers of America to meet at Columbus next week to negotiate a new wage scale. S. H. Robbins of Cleveland, president of the Operators' Association, declined to meet. Union leaders, after abandoning the Jacksonville wage-scale fight, sought a joint conference for a wage scale satisfactory to Ohio miners as a whole.
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Ohnio
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
S. H. Robbins
Operators’ Association
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners’ Union
Jacksonville
Onio
Coluimbus
Ohio
Belgian Financier's Body Identified in Calais
Two brothers in law of Captain Alfred Lowenstein identified the floating corpse in the English Channel as the Belgian financier. They examined a wristwatch with initials A. L and confirmed the find. Police rush an official inquiry to transport the body to Brussels for verification.
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Calais
France
Alfred Lowenstein
Brussels
A. L
Loewenstein
Ners
Findlay to Get Fish Hatchery in Ohio Report
State game department received survey results on a site near Findlay fairgrounds for a new fish hatchery. A seven acre tract was examined and details were kept by Chief D. Go. Thompson pending his return to the office.
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Findlay
Columbus. O
State Isk and Game Department
Fair Counds
Political Battle In Brief In Brief
Bishop James C Smith of the Democratic side vows to open a southern dry anti quarters in Richmond Virginia. Herbert Hoover plans to arrive today at Palo Alto California for his father in law’s funeral. The Republican candidate will likely spend time before nomination in preparing an acceptance speech. Senator Key Pittman will meet Governor Smith to discuss Smiths acceptance speech drafting.
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James C Smith
Vnon
Richmond
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Key Pittman
Smith
Severe rainstorm floods Elyria and Lorain streets
A severe deluge, likely the worst since 1924, struck Elyria and Lorain causing urban flooding. Streets, basins, and cellars filled with water, trees were downed, electric lines fell, and service disruptions occurred as a major thunderstorm drenched the area and impeded traffic and streetcar operations.
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Elyria
Lorain
Las
Etrriz
Obregon assassination case nears wrap in Mexico City
July 20 report says investigation into General Alvaro Obregon’s murder is nearly finished with ten additional detainees held. Police chief Zertuche publicly blamed the Catholic clergy for the slaying and suggested Jose de Leon Toral may face execution soon amid expectations of a swift civil trial and possible firing squad.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Opregon
Jose de Leon Toral
Rice Zertucha
Zertuche
Zeretuche
Pilutarco
Obregon
Toral
Torai
Gleveson
Torbe
Juarez
Bids On Rest Room Too High Are Thrown Out
City officials reject all bids for a new public restroom as too expensive. City Service Director John N. Eidt announced bids exceeded the estimated cost. Plans are being revised to reduce the project cost.
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City Service
John N. Eidt
Cleveland
Elgriz
Rifize Fille
Goregion
Cort
Eldt
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