Reparations Conference Reaches Full Agreement In Dawes Plan
London Aug 2 The inter allied conference led by United States ambassador Kellogg reached full agreement on implementing the Dawes plan after eighteen days of talks at Downing Street. Delegates hailed the progress and expect final adjournment by mid next week. The conference, now international, will review German compliance and set next steps with Stresemann likely to press for concrete evacuation measures and new sanctions if Germany defaults.
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British Foreign Office
London
Associated Press
United States
Kellogg
Downing Street
MacDonald
Germany
Berlin
Am- Mesador Kelinge
Kellogs
James A Mgan, Jr
Owen D. Young
Onal
Dawes
Fani
Italien
Fr. Stresemann
Jeawnees
Streseman
Hague
Democrats Vote to Hold State Convention in Santa Fe
The New Mexico Democratic State Central Committee chose Santa Fe as the 1v14 convention host city after a lengthy meeting. A seven member special committee will decide the convention date, with Chairman George H. Hunker authorized to issue a blank date call.
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Santa Fe
Democratic State Central Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fae
Epectai
George H. Hanker
Las Vegas
Frances KE. Nixon
Fort Sumner
Swope
Albuquerque
J. N. Vigil
Taos County
Justiniano Baca
S&ocorre
Bronson Cutting
Don Casadas
Mora County
WSS
George H. Hunker
Hunker
Hernan G. Bata
B. B. Swope
Albuquerague
Swepe
New Mexico
Bwope
Dennis Chaves
Albuquerqque
Learming
Chavez
HH. A. Riker
Raton
Carl Magee
United States
B. R. Hoope
Saino
Husker
Mmittee
O. SN. Mar- Vom
Eamé
Weather Forecast Summary for the Region
Weather outlook describes variable skies and light winds across the area. Expect cooler mornings with daytime highs near seasonal averages and a chance of isolated showers mainly inland overnight.
Aut party member dies on way to Gallup in Two Way crash
A member of the Aut party died when a car en route from Fort Pass Texas to Gallup halted at Thoreau 22 miles east of town. After a midday meal the driver suffered a heart event and died. others in the vehicle survived.
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AUT
Gallup
Gallup Undertaking Company
Fl Pass
Tex
Thoreau
Here
Seerman
Cae
Federal Auditor Arrives to Audit State National Bank
Federal auditor from the United States Department of Justice arrived in Albuquerque to examine the affairs of the State National Bank, which closed on January 17. John W. Wilson, U.S. district attorney, said the audit will cover all bank matters before and after the closure.
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Wrennett
Unite States Department of Justice
Albuquerque
John WW. Wilson
United States
Bennetts
Trix
Prohibition Agents Seize Car With Whisky on Santa Fe Route
Federal agents captured an automobile still and a large whisky stash on a road between Santa Fe and Espanola. J Griege faced a $1000 bond after pleading not guilty to possession and transportation liquor./Captured in Gallup road case were Adolfo Candelario with a 16 gallon still and whisky. several Old Mexico citizens held on liquor charges.
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Rix
Prohibition
D. W W. Snyder
Santa Fe
Espanola
J. of. Griege
Archer Santa Fe Griege
Grand Jury
Gyiigeo
Gallup Road
Cubere
Tondre
Valencian County
Adolfo Candelario
Yiamnor
Pipimmenin Garcia
Jesus Valles
Narciso Michale
Lease suit filed in Los Angeles naval court
A civil action filed in Los Angeles claims a party named Lee Ot BY Jands is involved in a lease dispute connected to a government lease matter. The brief notice indicates a suit seeking relief in a naval related matter.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Rane Elition
Lee
Jands
Naval
Navajo Indian Dies After Drinking Bootleg Liquor
Gallup New Mexico August 2 Charles Ortega, a Navajo man, died after consuming white mule bootleg liquor. Special Indian Officer W A Phelps and City Marshal Woo arrested Mrs PD Ortega and her son Charles Ortega on charges of selling intoxicating liquor to Indians. The Ortegas will be tried before Commissioner JT Bord Monday at 2 oclock. Officers hold liquor bottles they say were bought from the Ortegas by Indians.
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Gallup
N. M
Charlie
W. A. Phelps
Woo
Phelps
PD. Ortega
Charles Ortega
Ortegas
One Army Plane Reaches Iceland On Orkney Flight
A three aircraft homeward leg from Kirkwall ends with Erik Nelson and John Harding Jr arriving at Hoefn Hornafjord Iceland at 2 40 PM after fog slows the group. The other four crews divert to Kirkwall for safety, reporting a 809 mile journey in about 14 hours.
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Hoefn
Aliie
Leslie P. Arnold
Leigh Wade
A. M. Ogden
New Orleans
Bakk
Redhand
Kirkwall
Wately
Fiord
American Team Deepens Roundup Tour From Beotland
Fragmentary report notes August activity in Kirkwall Beotland with the Associated Press detailing the American team touring and participating in round the events.
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Kirkwall
Beotland
Associated Réasis
Jury to determine cause of Reno air mail pilot Blanchfield death
Coroner will hear how William W. Blanchfield died when a wind gust tipped his air mail plane during a Reno cemetery wreath drop. The craft plunged into a telephone wire and a house nearby burned as veterans fired salute volleys. Blanchfield, 29, Irish native and WWI Royal Flying Corps veteran, joined the airmail in 1921 after 1614 plane experience and over 600,000 miles flown. Relatives expected include brother Michael F. Blanchfield from San Jose and sister Mire Duffe in New York.
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Reno
Nev
William W. Blanchfield
Air Mail
Ble Billi
Bleachfield
Nevada Deserta
Giod
Frave
Michael F. Blanchfield
San Jose
Califraday
Mire
Teo Duffe
New York
Cit
Cork
Ireland
Hianchfiell
Firitieh Hoval Flying Corps
Blanchfield
Republicans Open Additional Headquarters in Northwest
Republicans push wage campaign from a stronghold in La Follette with a new headquarters opening in Minneapolis or another Northwest city as part of a broader strategy.
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LA Follette
Minneapolis
Northwest
Warren to Take Active Part in Campaign After Retirement
Retiring ambassador to Mexico Charles B. Warren, guest at the White House, said today he expected to take an active part in the campaign. President Coolidge is preparing his acceptance speech for August 14 and final arrangements for the notification ceremonies are being finalized with William M. Butler.
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Charles B. Warren
Mexico
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac
Curtis
Kansas
Minneapolis
Ta Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
BR. Warren
White House
Rejection Sought of Tariff Report on Sugar Duty
Salt Lake City Utah Aug 2 Governor Mabey telegraphed President Coolidge urging rejection of the tariff commission majority report recommending a cut in the duty on imported sugar. Mabey cites sugar protection as vital to beet growers and Intermountain prosperity.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
President Coolidge
Tariff Commission
Charles R. Mabey
Mabey
Diegel Captures Canadian Open Title With 285
Leo Diegel of Washington D C won the Canadian open golf championship at Mount Prune Quebec with a 72 hole score of 285. Gene Sarazen finished second with 287.
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Mount Prune
Quebec
Leo Diegel
Washington, D. C
Gene Sarazen
Prosecution ridicules Childish Phantasy theory in Leopold Loeb case
Chicago August 2 The state challenged Dr White's testimony that the defendants were only mentally sick, labeling his theory childish and questioning the youths intellect. Crowe pressed for the original report while the court noted the doctor’s fee and disagreement over the defendants true mental state. The exchange touched on genuineness of Loeb and Leopold and their awareness of murder.
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John H. Caverly Cleft
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Little Calf
Oklahoma
Jacob Franks
Loeb
Leopold
Associated Press
William A. White
Washington, D. C
Robert Franks
Robert K. Crowe
White
Federal Hospital
Nsans
Crowes
John K Caverly
Mr. Crowe
Anyme
Babe
Dickie
Crowe
Loeb'sa
Frandson
Julius Rosenwald
Refusal of Bryan to cooperate with defense day denounced
Kansas City Mo Aug 2 President Coolidge announced that Governor Bryan of Nebraska and other state officials would not cooperate in the National Defense day program. U S Senator James A Reed of Missouri called the move a serious hinder and urged preparedness, arguing that pre-war pacifism harms national security. He warned that attackers may come if the United States remains unprepared.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Nebraska
Coolidge
United States
James A. Kield
Missouri
Pershiing
Reed
U.S
United
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