Dawes Plan Conference Renamed International Conference
London August 5 The allied conference on the Dawes plan officially adopted the name International Conference as German representatives led by Chancellor Marx took seats at the foreign office. The meeting, the first German plenipotentiaries at a major European conference since Genoa, aimed to advance the program for German reparation and economic cooperation with the Allies. The session adjourned as experts prepared to outline next steps while U.S. and British delegates planned future participation.
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London
Associated Press
Marx
Foreign Office
Genoa
Aliteneh
Ratsay MacDoni
Ameerican
Gt Paalhoners
Iretision Et Chars Mars
Seteser
Asia
Cain
Sushasesolder Kellogg
Ree A. Tevean
Mactoiald
Cold River Compact Urged by Public Hearing
A public hearing urged immediate adoption of the Cold River Compact with organizers stressing benefits for water management. Officials and residents highlighted cooperation between states and communities to secure standardized flows and resource sharing.
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HEARD
Democrats to Meet in Albuquerque on Convention Date
The Democratic Party schedules a meeting in Albuquerque to fix the date of the national convention. Officials discuss coordinating delegates and venue plans amid ongoing campaign logistics.
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Albuquerque
American aviators complete 265 mile endurance flight
Lt Lowell H. Smith and Lt Eric Nelson piloted four hours and thirty minutes missions between Hoeffen and Beck Javik, nonstop despite strong winds. Crowds gathered at Kerkjasy watching the formation and greeting the pilots after landing as authorities noted prior disaster.
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Fleyrgiavik
Minen
Dedlagia
Ohio
Hein Sa
Kerkjasiy
Inabin
Association to promote New Mexico tourism in three cities
Gallup Santa Fe and Albuquerque consider forming a joint association to publicize New Mexico’s attractions including pueblo ruins and intertribal ceremonies. Mike Kirk advocates regional cooperation with railroad support to reach thousands of tourists.
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Mike Kirk
Gallup
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
New Mex
Feartil
Herman
Srn Sizer
Finevey Seaengenes
Saera Fe
Gain
Sante Fe
Mora area reports good crops in valley
In the Mora region, farmers report favorable growing conditions and healthy yields across the valley. Local observations note steady moisture and robust plant growth, suggesting a strong crop season ahead for area fields.
Prices Forecast Big Move in Meat Markets
Market notes forecast sharp price shifts for various meats amid supply concerns. Analysts warn consumers to expect higher costs on beef pork and poultry as demand remains strong and harvest seasons shift.
Judge Caverly Rules Against Jury Trial in Leopold Loeb Case
Judge John R. Caverly ruled the Leopold Loeb murder case would not be moved to a jury trial on insanity. The judge stated the defendants are sane for purposes of mitigation and ordered the hearing to proceed as a mitigation review rather than a jury verdict, noting evidence from mental health experts and cross examination details. Letters to the judge were deemed threatening and potentially influencing the court, with postal inspectors set to review.
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Chicago
Aug
Nathan F. Leopold, Sr
Richard A. Loeb
Robert Franks
John R. Caverty
Judee Caverly
Noyes
Filmeia Supreme Court
Sgr
William Healy
Boston
Crewe
Deraund
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Franks
Thmice
Loch
Leopold
Bhini
Healy
Crowes
Caverly
Waverly
Leonerd
Loeb
Heat Wave Claims Lives and Injures Several
Chicago reports a deadly heat wave with one death and multiple prostrations across the city. An accident and injuries to three women were noted as temperatures rose and a storm progressed.
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Chicago
Allie
Akos
Celumtus
Cleveland
Oklahoma Senate Nomination Race Tightens in Early Returns
Early returns from 5 precincts in Oklahoma City show J. C. Walton leading the Democratic Senate race with about 7,04 votes compared to Howard and Wright, as the contest widens across districts with incumbents leading in other races. Former governor Walton gains as precincts report late tonight.
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Okla Ug
Associated Press
Senate
J. ¢. Walton
Oklahoma City
J. O Walton
United States Senate
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Triet
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Acker’s Fate Hangs on State Board of Pardons
Phoenix reports the fate of William F. Acker’s appeal from death sentences to life imprisonment rests with the State Board of Pardons. Acker awaits possible commutation at the Florence penitentiary with the board hearing testimony from about six witnesses in support and two opposing. The decision awaited next Friday at 4 a.m.
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Acker
State Board OF Pardons
Phoenix
Arig
Acker Aid
Arthur Capper Holds Commanding Lead in Senate Race
Capper leads in the race for Senate as results show a commanding position for the Republican candidate. The update notes Capper holding a strong margin in tonight’s returns with reported support across key districts.
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Arthur Capper
Senate
Tailor wounds noted surgeon and ends own life
In Philadelphia a tailor identified as Alfonso Masi, 40, shot Dr Dun can L Despard a noted surgeon in his office and then killed himself. Despard died at Poly Clinte hospital. Masi had been a patient and Despard was an associate professor of gynecology at the Polyclinic hospital and clinical demonstrator at Jefferson Medical College.
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Philadelphia
Duncan L. Despard
White
Poly Clinte
Alfonso Masi
Despard
Masi
John W. Davie
Polyclinic Hospital
Jefferson Medical College
Disarmament of Voluntary Forces Under Way in Puebla
Federal forces under General Hoberton Cruz began disarming volunteer and agrarian forces in Puebla state. The operation started in Texmelucan district near Ban Martin following a fatal robbery and murder of American-born widow Mrs Rosalie Evans. A court of inquiry probes agrarian groups linked to the crime as a vault with 600 pesos was noted tucked for a payroll.
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Mexico City
Aiv
Associated Press
Hoberton Cruz
Puebla
Ban Martin
Texmelucan
Rosalie Evans
Olveron
Evate
Evans
John Strause
Vanes
Strauss
Genaro Wins Above Bantam Class In Judges' Decision
Frankie Genaro of New York the American flyweight champion moved up to bantam weight and won a 12 round judges' decision over Trish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City. Genaro weighed 112 1 2 and Curtin 118. It was Genaro's first bantam weight bout. In a 12 round preliminary Mike Wallering of Ravenswood New Mexico beat Johnny Leonard of Allentown Pennsylvania on points, repeating a previous victory.
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Frankie Genaro
Trish Johnny Curtin
Jerecy City
Gennaro
Curtin
Genaro
Mike Wallering
Ravenne
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
Baldwin Named Montana Manager for Fillette Wheeler Campaign
Chicago Aug 4 James H Baldwin a Butte based lawyer and partner of Renater Wheeler was named Montana manager of the Fillette Wheeler campaign announced by National Manager Representative John M Nelson.
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Baldwin
Chicago
James H. Baldwin
Butte
Renater Wheeler
Montana
la Fillette-Wheeler
John M. Nelson
Labor Urged to Line Up Forges or Aggressive Campaign
Federation frames an appeal to 30 000 afiliations to organize headquarters at once urging aggressive lines up for campaign effort nationwide and immediate mobilization.
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LABOR
Federation
Labor Federation Endorses La Follette Wheeler Campaign
The American Federation of Labor executive council called for immediate organization of campaign headquarters funds and forces to back Senators La Follette and Wheeler and other labor designated candidates. It asserted AF of L leadership in candidate selection and warned against outside interference. Gompers authorized reply to Wilson over perceived delay in endorsement and Callees expected for talks on Pan American labor issues.
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N. J
American Federation of Labor
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Wheeler
Labor
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Council
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Senate
Iouse
Morris Hillquit
Socialist Party
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Wilson
Executive Council
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UF Federation of Labor
Willam Wilson
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
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Gompera
Wilsen
Organized Labor
the Nations Public Library
Pinatareo Elias Callee
Mexico
Texas
General Calles
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Republicans Center Heavy Fire in Five-State Senate Campaign
Chicago Aug 5 The Associated Press reports heavy Republican campaign activity focuses on five states with six Senate seats up in November. Senator Moses says plans center on these contests amid independent challenges and Democratic opposition, with key hopefuls listed in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Michigan Oregon and South Dakota.
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Associated Press
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Hlampshire
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Solid South
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Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
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Oregon
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I Alose
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