Carol renounces throne rights in Romanian will
King Ferdinand's will cuts Crown Prince Carol from real estate but leaves about 400000 dollars in cash and stocks. The estate totaling 1500000 dollars is divided among other children, with Queen Marie receiving use of palaces. King Michael inherits 250000, amid a broader plan authorizing transfers to daughters Elizabeth Ileana and Nicholas, while Carol's deserted wife and the child king face a complex postwar settlement across properties and funds.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
Carol
Ildren
Marie
Michael
Paris
Sinaia
Elizabeth
Ileana
Nicholas
Marie of
Jugo
Helen
Radio sets and a phantom voice arrest a thief
In San Francisco a thief named Joseph Russell stopped midflight after a mysterious voice boomed hands up through his ear. Police recovered the radio, noting the set’s extreme sensitivity had caught signals from an unseen broadcast, including a physical exercise program.
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San Francisco
Joseph Russell
Russell
Extension of Mexican American claims commission
Washington reports a two year extension of the life of the Mexican American claims commission to resolve all claims. Negotiations between the state department and the Mexican embassy continue to settle details. By 1937, 3257 claims were filed, with most from states. awards total about 62 million dollars.
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Washington
Comen
Detment
Commission
Tunney Praises Dempsey After One Sided Bout
Gene Tunney lauds Jack Dempsey’s power and skill after Dempsey’s victory over Jack Sharkey. He notes Dempsey’s punching impact, defends the blows as fair, and predicts Sharkey will win many bouts in the future. Tunney plans remain unsettled with time at Speculator, Adirondacks.
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Dempsey
Jess Willard
Tunney
Sharkey
Mitch
Boston
Gene
Adironrecks
Lindbergh Cannot Visit Pocatello on Tour
Charles Lindbergh cannot visit Pocatello as part of his nationwide tour due to limited time. A letter from Harry F. Guggenheim of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund explains the flyer must omit many desired cities and proceed to Boise around September 5 from Salt Lake City.
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Charles Lindbergh
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel Guggenheim Fund of
New York
Harry F. Guggenheim
Lindbergh
Boise
Salt Lake City
Idaho
New Officers Installed At Lacomotive Engineers Convention
In Cleveland on July 22 AP reports Alvanley Johnston named grand chief engineer at the Brotherhood of Lacomotive Engineers triennial convention since June 1. T. J. BisCnets and nine assistant grand chief engineers elected after a personnel reorganization were also installed.
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Cleveland
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Lacomotive Engineers
T. J. Bis Cnets
Chicago Rail Reorg Nears Completion as Appeal Denied
In Chicago on July 232 the last major bar to the financial reorganization of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway was removed when the United States circuit court of appeals denied the Jamison committee of junior bondholders appeal from Judge James H Wilkerson's approval of the reorganization plan.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jamison Committee of
James H. Wilkerson
Sacco and Vanzetti Hunger Strike. Hope Fades
Niccolo Sacco told his wife he has given up hope as he and Bartolomeo Vanzetti enter the sixth day of a hunger strike at Charleston state prison. Governor Fuller’s independent inquiry concludes. hearings to be held next Monday with a panel including Lowell, Stratton, and Grant. A parade permit dispute arises over a Sunday march to Boston Common. Both men show little physical decline. no forcible feeding attempted.
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Niccolo Sacco
Bartolomo Vanzetti
Rose Sacco
Charleston State Prison
Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Sacco-Vanvett! Defense Committee
Humanity
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Probense Court
Defense Committee
North End
Boston Common
Michael H. Crowley
Violnce
William Hendry
Browns Beat Senators 7-6 In First Of Doubleheader
St Louis Browns pounded Walter Johnson for seven runs in three innings and edged the Washington Senators 7-6 in the opener of a doubleheader. Ballou and Crowder, former Senators pitchers, started for St Louis in this game. Cincinnati Clouts Brooklyn 3-0 as Red Lucas blanks Dazzy Vance. Lucas allows one hit, a sixth inning single, in a one hitter bid.
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St. Louis Browns
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Ballou
Crowder
Washington
J. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Lucas
Dazzy Vance
Reds
Rumor Sharkey Death Denied After Dempsey Bout
A false report spread that Sharkey died in New York after a Thursday night knockout by Jack Dempsey in the seventh round. Tribune staff fielded hundreds of calls as fans asked if Sharkey had aroused from a nap at Yankee Stadium. A caller inquired the inning of Dempsey's victory.
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New York City
Jack Dempsey
Tribune
Yankee Stadium
The
Fair Sex
Dempsey
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Hollywood
Jack Sharkey
Boston
King Ferdinand’s Final Letter to Bratiano Reveals Crown Transfer
In Bucharest July 22 AP reports the private letter by King Ferdinand to Premier Bratiano two days before his death. The monarch speaks of death, love of country, Carol’s renunciation, and the crown passing to Mihai Michael. He urges citizens to aid the young sovereign and notes regent Prince Nicholas and Carol’s duty to honor the undertaking willingly.
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
Bratiano
Carol
Michael
Mihai Michael
Rumania
Nicholas
Army orders plane motors to power training aircraft
Paterson New Jersey July 22 The US Army has placed a 1 5 million dollar order with Wright Aeronautical for CJ 250 horsepower whirlwind airplane motors to equip new army training planes About 300 motors will be built In addition 40 cy clone motors are to be made at Wright for the Navy at a cost of 610 000 These new motors are untested in flight and intended for the Navy s giant Douglas Yomaking planes
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United States Navy
Navy
Dempsey Looms Over Sharkey Rematch Fate
The 32 year old fighter Dempsey knocked out Sharkey in round seven at Yankee Stadium amid controversy over alleged low blows. Promoter Tex Rickard hints a Tunney title bout may follow between September 15 and 20, likely in Philadelphia or Chicago, as venue seating favors non New York arenas. Sharkey claims foul play, but referee ruled the blow fair.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Chicago
New York
Tex Rickard
Johnny Buckley
Boston
Rickard
Jack O'Sullivan
Tunney
Philadelphia
Soldiers’ Field
Battle Ground
Toledo
Jess Willard
Philadelphia Nationals Top Cubs 6 5 on Leach Grand Slam
In Philadelphia on July 22 the Nationals beat the Cubs 6 to 5. Leach hit a bases loaded homer in the sixth to drive the decisive runs. Johnson, Burke and Ruel led a strong Philadelphia lineup with Tate Ballou Crowder and O'Neil contributing key moments.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Cubs
Leach
Philly
Damages Asked by a Klansman Concluded on Page Six
A suit for 100000 dollars was filed in Fulton county superior court against the Christian Index by E B Clark former head of the Ku Klux Klan. The complaint charges an editorial in the paper was false malicious scandalous and libelous and accuses Clark of embezzling klan dues to enrich himself and of launching the movement as a money making political religious conspiracy.
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Atlanta, Ga
Fulton County Superior Court
Christian Index
E. B. Clark
Ku Klux Klan
Cavalry Lieutenants Fly From Bolling to Boston Stop at New York
Lieutenants Maitland and Hegen berger of the Cavalian nonstoppiers left Bolling Field at 12 13 p m to fly to Boston. A stop will be made at Mitchell Field New York to leave Assistant Secretary of War, the department official, whose departure is noted in official dispatches.
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Maitland
Hegenberger
Bolling Field
Boston
Mitchell Field
New York
War Deperteat
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