Kaiser Wilhelm IIPredicted to Return to Power in Germany
Berlin July 25 WP Kaiser Wilhelm II will return to power, fourth son Prince August Wilhelm declares in a campaign speech amid German Republic upheaval. He praises a third German Empire within sight, lauds Prussia’s resurgence, and denounces Marxism as Reds and Marxists are said to be vanquished on sacred soil. The speech boosts Nazi support while critics warn of constitutional crisis and possible monarchical restoration. adjacent reports note editor Fritz Gerlich alleging Schleicher and Hitler pact and Papen’s Prussia oversight.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Germany
German Republic
August Wilhelm
Adolf Hitler
Prussia
Soviet Russia
Hitler
Prince
Alfred Hugenberg
Hohenzollerns
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Supreme Court
Fritz Gerlich
Catholic Political Review
Kurt von Schleicher
Reich
Bavaria
Baden
Gerlich
von Schleicher
Upheld Removal of Prussian Cabinet
BULLETIN LEIPZIG July 25 The removal of the Prussian cabinet by the Reich government was upheld as legal today by the supreme court. The court refused a petition from the late Prussian Ministry seeking an injunction to restrain the Von Papen cabinet from administering the affairs of the Prussian State pending decision on the constitutionality of the emergency decrees ending states rights in Prussia.
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Bulletic
Leipzig
Supreme Court
von Papen
Prussia
Wheat Prices Jump On CBOT After gov suspension
In Chicago on July 25 wheat prices spiked to new levels as traders reacted to the government 60 day suspension order. The surprise move occurred despite the announced pause in government actions and reflected renewed demand and uncertainty in the market.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ohio Weather Forecast Says Fair and Warmer
Ohio expected fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday. Local thundershowers likely Tuesday afternoon along the lakes.
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Ohio
Ferguson in lead as Texas governors race narrows
In Dallas on July 25 the Democratic gubernatorial primary appears to pit Miriam A. Ma Ferguson against Gov Ross Sterling in a runoff after nearly complete returns show Ferguson leading Sterling 264,594 to 191,428. Texas Democrats see the nomination as election, with the Fergusons returning to front-line politics and their long, stormy history influencing the race.
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Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Miriam A
Ferguson
Sterling
James
Pa” Ferguson
Ce. Hetarred
Moody
Fergusons
Temple
State House
Dan Moody
Austin
Jim Ferguson
Texas Votes For Resubmission
Dallas July 25 Texas Democrats voted two to one for resubmission of the state prohibition laws to the people in Saturday’s primary election results show For resubmission 218963 Against resubmission 88518 The incomplete vote totals indicate support for placing the proposal before voters in the next ballot.
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Dallas
Texas
Garage Wrecked By Gasoline Blast
A gasoline tank exploded at the Greyhound Garage in St. Louis today, wrecking the one story building. One man was missing and firemen and police began digging through the wreckage as authorities feared several people may be buried in the debris.
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Bulletin
ST. Louis
Greyhound
Joringbr
Will Investigate Dropping of Bombs in Ohio Mine Clash
Brigadier General Harold M. Bush of Columbus was assigned by Adjutant General Henderson to investigate the dropping of tear gas bombs from an Ohio National Guard plane on Saturday during a clash between picketing miners and deputy sheriffs at the Wolford Mine in Tuscarawas County.
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Columbus
Harold M. Bush
Henderson
Ohio National Guard
Wolford
Tuscarawas County
Protest to Lorain Lake Avenue School Hiring Policy
Ro bert Stephen president of the Hlgria bricklayers union and Lorain County Building Trades Council says the Lake avenue school job will hire five local workers and six out of town men this morning despite a promise to use local labor except for two key men. He notes idle local labor and says the protest will be heard by the board of education this afternoon.
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Lake Avenue
Board of Education
Robert Stephen
Hlgria Bricklayers Union
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Stephen
Walther League Convention Opens in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES July 25 The International Walther League Lutheran intra church organization holds the first business session of its 40th annual convention with about 3000 members and delegates in attendance. President E K Gallmeyer of Fort Wayne Ind presides as the group considers budget cuts and program suggestions. The event opened with a mass meeting in Philharmonic Auditorium and講 theme Be Ye Ready to Every Good Work. The convention runs to Friday before the Tenth Olympiad opens, linking Olympic interest with the league in California.
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Los Angeles
International Walther League
E. K. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Philharmonic Auditorium
A. R. Kretzmann
St. Luke's Church
Chicago
League
California
Flier Survives Two Foodless Weeks in Jungle Crash
Clarence McElroy, Indiana flier, survived fourteen days in jungle without food after his plane crashed in Mexico. He found a calf tied to a tree, waited to be untied, and a rescue party arrived after two days. His leg was paralyzed in the crash near San Geronimo. Roy Gordon died.
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Mexico City
Clarence McElroy
Indiana
San Geronimo
Roy Gordon
Tegucigalpa
Richard McElroy
Medaryville
Ind
A. B
Doolittle Seeks 2900 Mile One Day Flight
Major James Doolittle attempts a dawn to dusk crossing of 14 states at 200 mph to beat a ``one day`` era. The flight routes through White Plains Valley Forge Boston Philadelphia Valley Forge Mount Vernon Williamsburg and Yorktown as Anne Madison Washington, a Washington relative, joins as passenger for the Bicentennial event honoring the Postal Service.
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United Press
James Doolittle
George Washington
White Plains
Valley Forge
Delaware River
Washington
Doolittle
Anne Madison Washington
U. S. Postal Service
Kittery
Maine
Miss Washington
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Boston
Providence
New Haven
Brooklyn
Jersey
Morristown
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Wakefield
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Leader of Bonus Marchers Is Arrested
John Pace, leader of the Left Wing bonus marchers, was arrested in Washington on a charge of inciting a riot. Police say he urged followers to break lines and move on the White House despite orders.
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Washington
John Pace
Bonus
White House
U S now investing billions in American business and industry
Washington report details how the U S government has become a multi billion dollar partner in business. It outlines direct loans to Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid to agriculture and shipping and the potential credit from Home Loan Banks and farm board funds. The total current and potential stake reaches about 7.66 billion dollars with further items pushing the figure higher. It notes the shift since 1916 from a theory of no government business role to a wartime and postwar expansion in national finance.
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Soviet Russia
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve System
Veterans Insurance
Hoover
Congress
United Press
United States Shipping Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Loan Discount Bank
Farm Board
Shipping Board
Fimanes Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Hoover's Personal Fortune Shrinks
New York July 25 President Hoover reportedly lost over 3.3 million of his personal fortune, with Fortune Magazine valuing it at about 700,000 now, down from 1914 levels. The piece notes 30 year old Hoover earned about 100,000 annually, including 5,000 salary as an engineer and 95,000 from financing, and cites losses in the International Development Company and other ventures amid a weak industrial and financial mood.
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New York
Hoover
Fortune
International Development Company
Soviet Russia to launch second five year plan
United Press reports on July 25 that Soviet Russia will start a second five year plan in January, proposing about 75 billion dollars for industrial, agricultural, and transportation improvements. The plan would be nearly three times the first five year plan and may require large foreign purchases. Russia is reducing U S purchases while increasing orders with Germany and Great Britain under new trade pacts.
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United Press
Washington
Russia
Soviet Information Bureau
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Reverend Ketcham Resigns for Gary Pastorate
Rev R T Ketcham pastor of First Baptist Elyria resigns to accept pastorate of Pent a Baptist Gary Niles to Elyria October 1926. He led growth here including paid East Avenue property and a 27000 debt. Gary Central Baptist has about 800 members and Ketcham will host a two hour radio service weekly. He earned Doctor of Divinity from Los Angeles Baptist Seminary. He noted the joys and sorrows of long pastorates and the difficulty of leaving beloved congregations. Continued on Page 23.
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R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Penta Baptist Church
Gary
Ketcham
Niles
Stark
East Avenue
Central Baptist Church of
Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary
Christ
Seneissr
Hlyria Church
Yacht Under Fire Off Lake Michigan Wounds Woman
Mysterious gunfire struck a yacht on Lake Michigan near Waukegan injuring Rosa Peterson, 23, as 19 others aboard fled to escape. The vessel leaked badly, docked at port after Quint Quirk, owner Wellington Quirk, steered toward shore. Police found no source for the bullets. Peterson suffered bullets in both legs and was treated.
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Waukegan
Ill
Lake Michigan
Rosa Peterson
Wellington Quirk
Quirk
Yacio
Camp Logan
Three Trustees for Canatorium Will Be Named
County building commission members plan to disband today after signing final bills at 1 p.m. The seven members, including three county commissioners George Rhoads C D Murray and Thomas Peebles and four appointees Mrs Laura Martin J J Smythe W H Phillips and Mrs A C Calhoon, will name three trustees to run the tuberculosis sanatorium upon dismissal.
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County Building Commission
Common Pleas
George Rhoads
C.D. Murray
Thomas Peebles
Laura Martin
J. J. Smythe
W. H. Phillips
A. C. Calhoon
State Highway Dept Receives Extra Federal Aid Funds
Columbus Ohio July 25 The State Highway Department will get four million four hundred ninety thousand dollars in extra Federal aid from the relief bill signed by President Hoover. The funds must be spent by June 30 next year and will likely be encumbered in August and September. About one and a half million will be encumbered August nineteenth and another one and a half million will go to labor on projects at a wage scale yet to be fixed. The remainder about two million two hundred fifty thousand will be used for materials and equipment.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Hoover
C. W. Merrell
Merrell
Former Elyrian Dies In Calif
Louis Hadaway 53 lifelong Elyria resident died yesterday morning in Los Angeles California from uremic poisoning. He formerly ran the Hadgway Transfer Company in Elyria and moved to California three years ago. Survived by his wife and son Sterling two brothers Fred and Charles both of Elyria and two sisters Mrs Thomas John and Mrs Alfred Myers of Cleveland plus other relatives.
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Louis Hadaway
Elyria
Los Angeles
Cal
Hadaway
California
Hadgway Transfer Company
Sterling
Fred
Charles
Thomas John
Alfred Myers
Cleveland
Chief Stanhard heads on two week fishing vacation
Police Chief EB Stankard appeared at headquarters briefly this morning before departing on a two week vacation. He will leave with his family Wednesday for Willow Beach near Detreth where relatives will host them while he and a companion fish in the Saginawa district.
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Stanhard
EB. J. Stankard
Willow Beach
Detreth
Pal
Saginawa
Men Who Steal to Feed Families Face Court
Philadelphia dispatch reports that men who steal to feed starving families will be tried in Municipal Court as judge Liam M. Lewis convened court. The proceedings reflect growing concern over rising hunger among unemployed workers and the harsh costs of living.
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Philadelphia
Jety
Jades Aliam M. Lewis
Renad
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