Du Pont Steel Probe Set to Be Thorough and Open
Federal Trade Commission plans an open thorough inquiry into the U S Steel Du Pont and General Motors holdings. Hearing may follow to assess if overlapping ownership benefits the public. Francis Walker to seek full statements from the three giants, with a large staff and multiple investigations ongoing.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
U. S. Steel-Dupont-General Motors
Commission
Myers
Tr Francis Walker
Walker
T S. Steel Corporation
E. du Pont de Nemours Company
Myers Poposal
Humphries
du Pont
General Motors
Chevrottet
Pontiac
Oakland
Ford
Orld
Hunt
Benjamin Marsh
Radical Peoples Construction League
U. S. Steel
Royal party lands in Quebec amid jubilant crowds
The Prince of Wales and Prince George with Premier Baldwin arrived by Empress of Australia at 10:02 am. Crowds cheered at the wharf as ceremonies began. The premier indicated England would not blame the Geneva arms conference if it fails and spoke of touring Canada to interpret his country.
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Quebec
Que
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Geneva
England
Coolidge
Dufferin Terrace
Wolf
Montcalm
Canada
Alaska
Price
Hogland
British Columbia
Europe
London
Stanley Baldwin
United Press
Rapid City
Cooder
Lorain Man Fined 500 On Liquor Charge
Lorain resident W. Hy Treaster appeared before Judge W. R. Thompson in common pleas court after withdrawing a not guilty plea and entering guilty. He was fined 500 dollars and costs and ordered committed to the county jail until the fine is paid or secured.
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W. Hy Treaster
Lorain
O. BE. Rankin
WR. Thompson
Court of Common Pleas
U S Aviators Bomb Sandino Troops Near Managua
American aviators assisted land forces in attacking Sandino's outpost near Managua. Several Nicaraguans were killed or wounded as government troops pursued Sandino’s forces, who were reported deserting due to lack of anti aircraft defenses. Sandino refused to surrender under Sacasa Diaz terms.
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Managua
Sandino
Mariner
Man
Atil
Ito
Henry Ford Birthday Amid Plans for New Car Ahead of GM Clash
Detroit July 80 Henry Ford marked his sixty fourth birthday amid rising bets of an imminent clash with General Motors. Friends say he is ready for a last offensive in the auto industry and will roll out 1000 cars a day to outpace rivals. Ford expects a cheaper roomier four cylinder car with a sturdier motor, while GM may counter with a lighter model. Ford has kept plans secret and has repeatedly denied joining a six cylinder design to replace the current model. He and Edsel visited the Dearborn lab to oversee test models as production idle time ends.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
General Motors Corporation
Ford
General Motors
Dearborn
Great Motor Corporation
Dearborn Laboratory
Edsel
Thieves Break Open Slot Machine at Falcon Knight Restaurant
Thieves forced an entrance at the Falcon Knight restaurant on Clark Street by removing a screen from an open window. They moved a mini slot machine to a vacant lot and broke it open, taking seven or eight dollars. no other valuables were reported.
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Falcon-Knight
Clark Street
Cleveland Paris air race entrants eyed by organizers
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce offers a 30000 prize for a nonstop Cleveland to Paris flight. Official acknowledgement was expected from Paris with cables due from the Aeronautique Federation the American Chamber of Commerce and the American Embassy. French flyers Maurice Crohn Leon Giron and Dinedelle Costes were among those anticipated. German teams Freiderich Loose Johann Ristier Otto Koenzieke and Count George Staubard also rumored contenders.
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Cleveland
Paris
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
International Aeronautique Federation
American Chamber of Commerce
Maurice Crohn
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Leon Giron
Dinedelle Costes
Freiderich Loose
Johann Ristier
Otto Koenzieke
Count George Staubard
Berlin
Coroner calls tighter Great Lakes boat safety after Favorite disaster
In Chicago Coroner Oscar Wolffe demanded stricter inspection of passenger boats on the Great Lakes following the sinking of the steamer Favorite which killed 27. A coroner’s jury will hear witnesses and survivors as a federal probe begins, with state and independent inquiries also under way. Old life preservers cited as possible negligence. Steamship men dispute alarm, saying prior examinations showed adequacy. Separately in Oxford Ohio Dr A H Upham, longtime University of Idaho president, was elected president of Miami University by its board.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Oscar Wolffe
Robert BE. Crowe
Oxford
Ohio
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Miami University
Pere Today
Mine owner vows to reopen as tensions rise at Lick Run
Nelsonville Ohio July 20 Don McGill leader of coal operators in an open shop push arrives with side arms and a machine gun trained on non union miners. He reorganizes men into squads and warns he will use all means to protect property and lives after failing to get sheriff or judge to restrain union activity. McGill, a former state official and World War I captain, declares he is prepared for any eventuality.
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Nelsonville
Don McGill
Lick Run
McGill
Tesums
MrGill
William Williams
Wrostell
State House
France
Amherst man fined for liquor possession in Common Pleas
George Abraham of Amherst was fined 300 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in Common Pleas Court. Judge W B L Thompson imposed the penalty following arrest Friday night by deputies Ives Crehore Knight and Maiden who found liquor on the premises. An attempted dump was reported but the jar did not break when thrown from a window.
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George Abraham
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
W BL Thompson
Abraham
Ives
Crehore
Knight
Maiden
Black beetle borer nemesis discovered in Ohio cornfields
In Fremont Ohio a small black beetle recently found in northwestern Ohio cornfields may threaten corn borers. J G Montfort grain dealer and Frank Lenhart reported hundreds of beetles destroying borers on Thomas Kinney’s sweet corn, describing the encounter as more exciting than a football game.
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Fremont. Q
Ohio
J. G. Montfort
Thomas Kinney
Kinney
Montfort
Frank Lenhart
Fremont
Burglary Foiled In Nighttime Home Entry Attempt
Mrs Peters of Wake avenue scared off burglars Friday night by turning on lights and calling the sheriff. A neighbor corroborated an intruder sighting across the street. Sheriff Mathews and Deputy Bivins searched the area but found no suspects. The sheriff reportedly set a new response-time record, reaching the scene in six minutes after the call.
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Peters
Wake Ave
Bivins
Griswold and
Lake
New Clause Proposed to Allow Nullification at Geneva Talks
American delegates handed Britain a political clause at the Geneva naval limits conference that would let signatories nullify any treaty they join. The move aims to back a temporary agreement as urged by Sir Austen Chamberlain. British and U S officials weigh its impact as plenary talks near possible postponement.
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Geneva
Coolidge
W. Bridgeman
Admiralty
United Press
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Frank Kellogg
Elyria Iron & Steel Buys Mohegan Tube in Brooklyn
The Elyria Iron & Steel Co controlled by Wick interests expands eastward by purchasing Mohegan Tube Co of Brooklyn for about 20 million dollars. New entity Steel & Tubes Inc will run the assets from Elyria Cleveland Toledo and Brooklyn plants, employing about 2400 workers. The deal strengthens the firm’s position in hot and cold rolled steel products tubing and stampings, with Brooklyn producing bicycle rims. J Sussman remains with the management team.
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Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Wick
Cleveland
Mohegan Tuba Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Steel & Tubes, Inc
J &. Sussman
Mohegan Tube Co
The
Steel & Tube Co
Bigra ‘Road& Steel Co
Hugh RB. Wick
Myron W. Wick
George P. White
Wm. L. Sampson, Jr
George C. Kuppel
Henry Wick
Superior Metal Products Co
Toledo
Elyria Company
Elyria
Troops Not Needed At Mines in Columbiana County
National guard officers reported no danger in Columbiana and Athens counties. Col Haubrich and Sheriff Wright said conditions were calm with only a rock-throwing incident at the Seeger Fuel Co mine tipple. Officials expect nonunion mines in Belmont County to open Monday with local authorities ready to handle any issues.
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Columbus
Columbiana - Athens
National Guard
Robert Haubrich
A. W. Reynolds
Columbiane County
Seger Fuel Co
West Point
Lisbon
Haubrich
George Wright
Wright
Ilinoils
Col. O. BE. Wardway
Athens
Lick Run
Nelsonville
Adjt
Henderson
Sin
Vonday
Belmont Co
Sork
Paul V. Waddell
J. A Meckstroth
C. C. Hardesty
Common Pleas
W. W. Cowen
Waddell
Two Jailed On Liquor Charges In Lorain
Albert Salover, 3116 Elyria, and Joseph Salover of Amherst were arraigned before Judge W B Thompson on common pleas court for possession of intoxicating liquor. Rankin and five deputies arrested them Friday night after liquor was found on their properties. Salover faces trial Monday at 9 30, Joseph on Saturday August 6. Rankin reported a still and mash barrel found at Salover’s cellar and Joseph’s premises.
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Albert
Joseph
Amherst
Carl Salover
Elyria
Lorain
W B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
O E Rankin
Salovey
Rankin
Tho Rallon
Jensen Buys Worthington Ball Co
K R Jensen, vice-president of Columbia Steel, bought the Worthington Ball Company of Elyria. The firm, founded in 1903 by George Worthington, will keep its name with new officers to be announced. Jensen plans expansion and will leave Columbia Steel to focus on the ball company.
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Worthington Ball Company
K. R. Jensen
Columbia Steelt Company
Worthington Ball Sommenr
Elyria
George Worthington
Maple Street
Jensen
Chronicle- Telegram
Namne
Columbia Steel Co
Stephenson Arrives in Indianapolis for Grand Jury Testimony
Former Indiana Klan head D. C. Stephenson reached Indianapolis at 7 36 a m and was taken to the Marion county grand jury room. The session marked a historic extraordinary hearing as witnesses and bulky documents were examined to shed light on his alleged influence over the 1925 legislature and state officials.
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Indiana Fours
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indianapolis
Marion County
Grand Jury
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Michigan City
Nils Madge Oberholtzer
Stephanson
Stephenson
Evanaribe
Emaley W. Johnson
Washington
Russell V. Bancan
Lodset
Attendant Charged After Death at Massillon Insane Hospital
In Massillon a patient named Es Jenne, 42, was killed in a hand to hand fight with guard candidate G. Alexander. Coroner T. C. McQuate planned manslaughter charges as details emerged from the State hospital for the insane. Witnesses were fellow patients in the violent ward. The hospitalized patient reportedly weighed over 950 pounds and suffered rib breaks and a punctured lung.
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Massillon. O
State Hospital
G. Alexander
Alexander
EsJenne
T. C McQuate
Arthur G Hyde
Massillon
Fillenic
Man seeks court ruling on deceased wife will
Alex McAdama Eaton files suit in common pleas court asking to determine if a document admitted in probate as the will of his deceased wife Sera McAdama is indeed her last testament The suit names Wa Keys Greer Mount Vernon and others including P A Wilkin Executor as respondents requesting judicial determination of the will's validity
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Alex McAdama
Eaton
Common Pleas Court
Wa Keys Greer
Mount Vernon
P. A. Wilkin
Sera Imcadama
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Worthington Ball CO
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