Central Europe Needs U Oc and Relief for Jobs, Cox Warns
James M. Cox urges U S intervention to stabilize Europe’s economy. He cites Austria and Germany’s deteriorating states, reparations tensions, and risk of widespread unemployment without rapid relief. Cox spoke after meetings with Lloyd George and Col. House in London.
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James M. Cox
Ormer Democratic
Weeldent
Lioyd Clearge
Cox
Col
BK. M. House
Dowsing Street
Europe
Dr. Wirth
Sayig
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United States
European
Con
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Band
Jhose
Austria
Germany
Atlantic
United
Nnts
Hugland
Armany
Pirbuy ‘Union of France
Topeka Building Project Hit by Rail Strike
Aug. 26 reports from Kansas say construction in Topeka is stalled as rail strike cuts deliveries and materials. The new sonic temple will require about a million dollars, with stone workers laid off due to missing carloads of cut stone.
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Topeka
Eraftan
Sonic Temple
Weather forecast for Denver unsettled north and showers likely
Denver Colorado August twenty sixth forecast calls for unsettled conditions in the north with possible showers and fair south. Temperature will show little change with the day partly cloudy and winds from the southwest.
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Denver
Colo
P. Mi
Duke de Talleyrand-Vergerad and party hosted at St Francis
San Francisco officials report the Duke de Talleyrand-Vergerad and his duchess with a Pekinese pup and 37 pieces of luggage will be accommodated at the St Francis hotel upon arrival from the northwest. Hotel management prepared diplomatic arrangements to serve the noble couple and their entourage without embarrassment. The party includes Fred Scohey and others. a presidential suite was offered and additional suites prepared to ensure comfortable lodging.
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San Francisco
Calif
Duke de Talleyrand-Veregard
St. Francis
Anna Gould
New York
Fred. Scohey
United States Mint
Seahey
Duke
Mr. Beobey
Letterman
Honolulu executive John Guild sentenced for embezzlement
John Guild prominent Honolulu businessman and former treasurer of Alexander & Baldwin pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzlement and drew consecutive prison terms of not less than five years each. Officials say shortages total near one million dollars across multiple offices while audits are underway.
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Honolulu
Ascoci
Associated Press
John Guild
Alexander & Baldwin
Guild
Protestant Episcopal Church Corporation
Hawaii
Treneuver
Gallas
Monotalu
Beattle
San Franchecs
New York
Gatta
Sweden shows rapid postwar recovery in June foreign trade
Sweden’s June foreign trade report indicates strong revival with timber exports near 600,000 standards and 97 percent of peace time levels. Matches export at 5 percent of prewar, iron ore above, pulp and paper up 18 to 72 percent, and electrical machines and ball bearings triple 1913 figures.
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Jose Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
America
United States
Bandits face action as soldiers punished in El Paso
Gen J J Mendez Juarez commandant sentences two private soldiers caught pocketing an American to active service against bandits in Duringo El Paso Aug 26.
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el Paso
Tex
J. J. Mendez
Juarez
Duringo
Railroads Demand Stronger Labor Board Powers and Protection
At the American National Livestock Association convention in Denver the body adopted a resolution deploring interference with railroad transportation by organized strikes. It calls for stronger enforcement of labor board decisions, protection for railroads and workers, and the abolition of the labor board if needed. A committee was formed to meet in Washington in November with the War Finance Corporation to discuss financing for the livestock industry.
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Associated Press
Denver
Railroad Labor Board
American National Livestock Association
Fred H
Colorado
Victor Calberson
New Mexico
Texas
Texas Cattlemen's Association
Taiiroadsa
Pavel
Bor Board
Labor Board
United States
States
Congress
Dismembered Used Car Buried in Sand Pit
Los Angeles notices Rayle Miller drove a worn used car into a sand pit and there he dismembered it, burying a screwdriver used as a tombstone. The episode ends with the car finally failing after repeated repairs.
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Associated
Los Angeles
Rayle Miller
Mr. Miller
Ford plants to close amid coal shortage nationwide
Detroit August 26 Ford Motor Company will shutter plants at Highland Park Dearborn and River Rouge on September 16 due to coal shortages. About 56 000 workers in three plants and many more nationwide will be affected as Ford assembly lines halt to conserve fuel reserves.
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Word Motor Company
Highland Park
Dearborn
River Nouge
Kenry Ford
Ford Company
Ford
Denver Jail Ring Suspects Held After Mass Arrests
Denver authorities announce 31 alleged members of a confidence ring were jailed after a Thursday raid. Two suspects posted $25,000 bonds. leader J Homer French was captured from Estes Park and jailed. Nineteen others pled not guilty. four names uncertain.
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Denver
Philip van Diee
Lou Hlongér
A. W. Duff
Liberty
J. Homer French
Leeder
Minal
Pie
Estes Park
Colo
French
District Court
van Cise
J. Frank Norfleet
Hale Center
Texas
Furey
Canal widening at Culebra cut improves navigation
Dredgers in Panama tighten the Panama Canal at the Culebra cut by shortening La Rita point. The project reduces slide risk and gives pilots a clearer view of incoming vessels.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Culebra
la Rita Point
Spikes Withdrawn After Rail Loosened on Major Railroad
Report from Memphis states track inspectors found 26 spikes drawn from cross ties loosening a rail on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line just outside the city limits.
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Memphis
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad
Presbyterians Split Over Rehiring Minister in Clovis
Special Correspondence reports Clovis New Mexico Presbyterians divided over reemploying Rev Ted Mollifield who served two years. The majority led by the minister moved to the city school building for services while the rest stay at the church until the dispute ends.
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Clovis
N.M
The
Presbyterian Church
Ted Mollifield
Rain Insurance Costs Rise for Kansas Free Fair
Topeka August 25 The Kansas free fair faces higher rain insurance with a 24 hour policy costing 5250 versus 3150 in prior fairs. Insurers say they now use a 12 hour per day standard policy. Officials must decide whether weather forecasts or insurance best shield the event from rain.
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Topeka
Kans
Japanese in Hawaii deny aims of economic control
The Japanese Society of Hawaii rejects claims that Japanese in Hawaii seek economic monopoly or political control. The group says charges are exaggerated and cites efforts toward Americanization including language education and cooperation with American friends.
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Hawaii
Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Congress
Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Japanese Society of Hawaii
America
Paderewski Retires from Polish Politics Sparks Mixed Views
In Paris released statement by Ignace Jan Paderewski the world famed pianist and former Polish premier declares retirement from political life. Radicals feel relieved hopeful he may not return to politics before November elections. nationalists urge his return. Paderewski remains a major figure with broad support and plans a US concert tour starting in November while continuing to read and tend his prize chickens at Morjes Switzerland retreat.
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Paris
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Paderewski
Sth
Diet
Senate
Pilsudski
Switzerland
Morjes
Morjes Paderewski
United States
California
Las Cruces to Try Sugar Beets Again During Next Year
F. J. Kasper of Holly Sugar urges continued demonstration planting in Mesilla Valley. He says soil water and climate support year round beet production and June to September plantings may outperform spring waves. Kasper notes encouraging results and offers cooperative support to growers.
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Las Cruces
N. M
F. J. Kasper
Swink
Colo
Holly Sugar Corporation
Mesilly Valley
Not Guilty 15 Verdict In Klan Members Trial
A Los Angeles jury acquitted 15 alleged Ku Klux Klan members on kidnapping false imprisonment and assault charges tied to the Inglewood Snale wood raid. Officials say an earlier mistrial and multiple dismissals reduced the number tried from 37 to 15.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ku Klux Klan
Snalewood
Fidel
Matt Eidhayen
Inglewood
M. B. Mosher
Walter FE. Mosher
Leonard Ruege
Japan to Found Another University for Women
Tokio Aug 26 Another university for women is to be founded in Japan. It plans to expand the Jissen Girls' school with Madame Shimoda as principal and Viscount Shibusawa chairing the establishing committee. The move aims to curb emigration of educated women and boost national higher education. Japan already has Joshi Daigaku as a women’s university.
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Tokio
Japan
Jissen Girls’ School
Shimoda
Viscount Shibusawa
Jissen Girls
Russia
Joshi Daigaku
Suit for 30000 Damages Over Alienation of Husbands Affections
Mrs Nell Kendrick filed for divorce from Rodney Kendrick newspaper artist and sought 30000 damages from Mrs Edith Huntington Wakefield ex wife of John D Spreckles Jr alleging Wakefield urged Kendrick to leave Oakland and marry her while promising support for Kendrick and their 14 month old daughter. Alimony asked 190 a month.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Edith Huntington Wakefield
John D. Spreckles
Rodney Kendrick
Nell Kendrick
Kendrick
Wakefield
Sausalito
June
Stockton
Kendricks
French Warship Sinks After Hitting Hidden Rock
The French battleship France struck a submerged rock in Quiberon bay near Brittany in darkness, sinking after an hour. About 900 crew escaped in boats and rafts. three were confirmed dead with twelve missing, later reduced to three total. The Paris and other vessels assisted in rescue.
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France
Associated Press
Quiberon Bay
Port Haliouen
Here
Brittany
Philadelphia Tops Cities in Single Family Housing Permits
A Philadelphia Housing Association report shows city permits boosted by 92.6 percent in the first six months, ranking Philadelphia sixth among nine large cities for new dwelling permits. New York leads with 242 percent of population growth in housing projects.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Housing Association
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Democrats in Grant County Back Vaught for Governor
In a large Grant county convention, Democrats nominated a full county ticket and delegates for the Albuquerque state convention on August 21. Sheriff contest saw John W. Turner chosen over Herbert J. McGrath. State senate nomination went to Joseph W. Hodges. The convention endorsed J. Vaught of Deming for governor.
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Morning Journal
Silver City
N. M
Grant County
Albuquerqus
John W. Turner
Herbert J. McGrath
Joseph W. Hodges
Melon thieves tear down fence near Clovis
In Clovis New Mexico on August 26 a group of young men tried to destroy J Hyatt's melon crop three miles south of Clovis. Hyatt fired several shots to deter them but they damaged part of the crop and tore down about three quarters of a mile of wire fence along the field.
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Clovis, N. M
J. Hyatt
Clovis
Mr. Hyatt
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