Premier Herriot Sees Favorable Vote On London Agreement
Paris reports Premier Herriot won assurance of a favorable vote in the Chamber of Deputies on the London agreement after a lengthy defense of negotiations at the London conference. A large portion of the plan hinges on American involvement, with France claiming gains from changes and paving the way for future reparations talks amid Ruhr concerns.
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Bryan injured in car crash near Mattoon
Wil Jennings Bryan was hurt when an automobile crash occurred while he was speeding from Danville to Mattoon, injuring his head and face. He intended to give a scheduled lecture in Mattoon but delayed news for privacy.
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Mattoon
Tlauie
Ind
Wil- Jennings Bryan
Stean
Gedient Waa
Bryans
Reseon
Virvan
Tivids
Prayer for His Home in Miami Aims High
Phrase reads as a brief tribute or notice noting prayers for a home in Miami, with limited readable context about person or event and no explicit names or dates. The fragment suggests a local religious or community intent centered on a Miami residence.
Etter Awarded Contract for City Library
The city commission approved bids for the library project with D. F. Etter the general contractor at 24000 dollars and M. Nash wiring at 485 dollars. Plumbing and heating go to Duke City Plumbing Co for 22718.98 bringing total to 27215.96 dollars.
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M. Nash
City Commission
City Hibrary
D. FR. Etter
BR Il
McNeill
McNeiliys
Vlossa
Briggs
Swope
Women’s Library Association
Hitter
First Ward
B. H. Calkins
Chamber of Commerce
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Marseilles Welcomes Captain Dosy Peng Aim
The report notes Captain Dosy Peng Aim arriving in Marseilles welcomed by local officials and French residents. no further details on purpose or affiliation are provided in the fragment.
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Dosy
Peng Aim
Hone
Prosperity Hinted as Kansas Senator Heads West
Dumont Smith former Kansas state senator travels with his daughter Mise Ernestine Smith through this city en route to San Francisco for the California Bar association meeting and a tour of the state. He notes Kansas prosperity with a bumper wheat crop and favorable cattle and sheep prospects praising local reform and recalling early business ventures linked to Hutchinson.
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Dumont Smith
Kansas
Mise Ernestine Smith
Hutchingan
Kans
San Francisco
Calif
Smith
California Bar Association
Brith
Bursum
New Mexico
Smiths
Dadge
Lightning Strikes Near Coolidge Home in Wisconsin Storm
Plymouth Wisconsin reports a severe storm struck near the President’s home yesterday afternoon and night. A bolt knocked out telegraph service in the temporary business district and damaged a nearby store about fifty yards from the presidential residence. No injuries reported to President Coolidge or his family. Electrical crews worked for hours to repair the damage.
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Plymouth
Holt
Ceneral Estate
John Chollize
Cocinge
Cnodiders
American flyers reach Greenland in bold Teeland counterattack
Halifax reports Lt. Tewell W. Smith and Lt. Erik Nelson have landed in Greenland after a flight from Teeland. The Italian flyer Lt. Locatelli, who started with the Americans, was not mentioned in latest advices received at 9:45 PM ET. The two aircraft landed almost together.
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Halifax
Tewell WH. Smith
Erik Nelson
Greenland
Teeland
Smith
Locatelli
Yeeland
Unclear War Dispatches Signal No River Entry
Fragmentary telegraph copy from Washington reports no word by Aug 21 on American troop movements or arrival at Greenland. Press dispatches indicate Malitax characters relaying indirect information.
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Ashington
Thente
Malitax
Greenland
Davis Growing Stronger as Skaggs Committee Renews Hope
New York Aug 21 The Democratic National Chairman Clem L Shaver cites Davis growing stronger while Coolidge weakens after a western survey. He praises Davis as best fitted for the presidency and says campaign organization will soon be completed with a director of speakers bureau. Maine campaign mobilization is under state committee supervision.
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New York
Coolidge
Clem L. Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Davis
West
Republican Party
Democratic Party
John W. Davis
Hin
Sheikers’ Bureau
Maine
Charles G. Dawes
New Proposal for Handling State National Bank Affairs
A proposed plan emerged from Albuquerque National Bank depositors and parties for the State National Bank. The outline proposes that the Albuquerque Bank receive 64 percent of deposits while the stock assessment is handled, with a trustee certifying rights to receipts from assets after advances are repaid.
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Albuquerque National Bank
Pearce
Redey
Francis A. Chapman
Conte
Federal District Court
Bulldine
Baby buried near San Jose cemetery died from head blow
The coroner's jury, led by Ramon Gurule, finds that a newborn found in a shallow grave east of San Jose cemetery died from a head wound caused by an unknown person. The verdict naming no suspect was delivered at the inquest.
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San Jose
Ramon Gurule
Hsee Slee
Ta Pavors and Smelcer Face Execution in New Mexico
W G Ta Pavors and Charles H Smelcer, condemned for the murder of Otero County Sheriff W L Rutherford, await death by hanging with execution set for August 26 at Alamogordo. Governor’s appeals remain under consideration while the prisoners stay on death row at the state penitentiary of New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
W. G. Ta Pavors
Charles HH. Smelcer
W. L. Rutherford
Otero County
Onioy
Severace Jomea F. Hinkle
New Mexico
la Favora
Smelter
State Penitentiary
Otero
Acta
Alamogorde
Church official warns of grave consequences from Japanese exclusion
Dr Sidney L Guilek secretary of the commission on international justice and good will of the Federal Council of Churches spoke at the Chautauqua meeting about the impact of recent congressional action on Japanese exclusion, warning of grave consequences and urging a reconsideration.
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Congress
Sidney L. Guilek
Commission On International Justice and Good Will
Federal Council of Churches
Institute of Internaional 1
Fight Begins in Reichstag Over Dawes Plan
Berlin August 21. The Reichstag opens debate on the Dawes reparations plan with heckling from nationalists. Chancellor Marx, Stresemann, and Luther urge constitutional means to force approval if two thirds vote is reached. Stresemann warns of no move until new Reichstag. Ruhr military dates halt if no accord.
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Berlin
Preas
Reichstak
Marx
Stresemann
Luther
Foreign Affairs Committee
Reichetag
Patrolmen killed as shooting affray shocks city
In Los Angeles Cant late yesterday Patrolman Edward Withoit 96 died and three bystanders were wounded when he tried to search Eduardo Lopez 63 for concealed weapons Lopez drew a pistol and fired four bullets at Withoit then emptied his magazine wounding two more men and a woman before being booked on a murder charge Technical details are unclear in the chaotic incident.
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Los Angeles
Edward Bk. Withoit
Withoit
Eduardo Lopez
Lope
Woran
Wilthoit
Lopez
New Mexico Tax Valuation Figures Released
Santa Fe reports the total state valuation for this year at 212,524,976, down from 316,140,911 last year. RA F Ageplaund, director of the State Taxpayers Association, notes figures rely mainly on county tax rolls with estimates for incomplete counties.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
RA. F. Ageplaund
State Taxpayers’ Association
Leopold and Loeb murder trial voir dire ends with pleas
In Chicago Judge Caverly hears final sentencing arguments from prosecutor Nathan L. Savage who urges death by hanging, and defense junior counsel Walter Bachrach who asks mercy. The courtroom is packed as heat delays proceedings and plans shift to veteran counsel Clarence Darrow joining tomorrow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Nathan F. Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Pranks
John Kh. Caverly
Joseph Savage
Walter Bachrach
Mr. Savage
Himeesit
Leopold
Lee
Mr. Bachrach
Savage
God
Man
Bachrach
Loeb
Spectatora
Attorney Opposes Albuquerque National Bank Deposit Plan
An attorney for the surety company voices opposition to accepting Albuquerque National Bank’s offer to pay depositors of the defunct State National 66 percent of accounts, arguing the plan fails to address claims against officers and pending suits. He suggests the comptroller must be dealt with first and notes possible settlements at 80 percent instead of 50.
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Albuquerque
Surety Company
Albuquerque National Bank
Bania Pe
State National
Elested. Bank
Waa
Avobe
Wilson
Albuquerque National
Procoss
Ilizent & Manner
Sen
George A. Kaseman
Kaseman
N. Marron
M. K. Wylder
Hea
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