Harding letter urges editors to seek world peace via public opinion
A.A.P. report from New York states Warren G. Harding urged American newspapers to mobilize readers to form public opinion on abolishing war and creating international cooperation without super government. The plan aims to foster world peace and stability, with nonpartisan support, and to avoid entering a league of nations.
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New York
Associated Press
Warren G. Harding
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Nlarding
Europe
Mr. Harding
America
United States
High Seas
Republic
Air
Harding
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver area and New Mexico expect local thunder showers Monday with possible activity Tuesday. North portions may see cooler conditions. Arizona outlook shows little temperature change through Monday and Tuesday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University 24 Hour Weather Summary
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday report a high of 78 and a low of 64 with a 13 degree range. Mean temperature 64, humidity at 6 pm 70 percent, foggy moisture 85, precipitation noted. Wind direction shown as east, sky described as partly cloudy.
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D. Wiessseness
Weiette
Poincare says Germany must pay reparations fully
Premier Poincare told Chassey Beaupre that Germany should make a heroic effort to pay reparations as France did after 1871. He warned there would be no reduction and recalled past fears of German aims while noting France raised funds by work to cover wartime costs.
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Chassey-Beaupre
France
Associated Press
Poincare
Germany
M. Poincare
Stresemann
Economic Institute of
Washington
Alma
M Poincare
Atlantic
United States
Perhapr
Europe
Government aids Pinchot in coal crisis talks
Washington reports President Coolidge authorizes full federal backing for Governor Pinchot as Harrisburg hosts a conference to avert a possible September 1 anthracite mine shutdown. Government data and a national emergency plan, including fuel substitutes and distribution priorities, are prepared for New York meetings with state reps.
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Washington
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
New York
Guy S. Brewer Dies Des Moines U S Marshal and WWII Colonel
Des Moines Iowa August 26 Guy S Brewer United States marshal for the southern district of Iowa and a lieutenant colonel in the Rainbow division in the world war died tonight from injuries suffered earlier in an automobile accident at Collins Iowa thirty five miles northwest of Des Moines The accident occurred in Collins this morning where Brewer sustained injuries leading to his death this evening
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Guy S. Brewer
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Collins
Les Moines
Agnew Fined and Suspended in Coast League clash
Bain Agnew the San Francisco catcher was fined 25 dollars and suspended for three days by Pacific Coast league president William H McCarthy after a verbal exchange with Umpire Wild during the Oakland San Francisco game in Oakland yesterday.
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Agnew
San
Alleged Leach Of Bandit Gang Tied To Cash Heist
Elmer Dowdy described as alleged leader of a bandit gang was arrested in Los Angeles on May 26. Police note a long criminal record and multiple aliases. Dowdy denies drugstore robbery links and claims intent to surrender. Authorities say he is wanted in Philadelphia for aggravated assault and robbery tied to a $53,000 1921 hold up. He has prior arrests in California Oregon and Washington under several aliases.
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Tow Angeles
Elmer Dowdy
Inez
David Antink
Sun Drug Company
Dowdy
Philadelphia
Jane Beach
Calif
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Delmas, Miller
William
Governor Pinchot to Host Anthracite Settlement Talks
Harrisburg, Aug 26. Governor Gifford Pinchot prepares to host a high level meeting on the threatened suspension of anthracite mining. Four miners union leaders and four coal operators policy committee members travel to Harrisburg for closed door talks after prior failed efforts. Lewis will not attend. Murray Cappellini Golden Kennedy arrive for session.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Coolidge
Miners’ Union
Capitol
Pinchot
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Rinaldo Cappellini
C. J. Golden
Thomas Kennedy
Banks adopt scientific safes to foil crooks
Chicago reports the Villess Bankers association says thieves are evolving like other inventions and banks now design vaults to slow expert safe crackers. They favor thicker round or screw doors and select insulated tin door safes. The association has divided the state into ten districts with district inspection to improve security.
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Chicago
University of Crackdom
Villness Bankers Association
Association
Battleship Espana aground near Melilla Morocco
The Spanish battleship Espana is aground off Melilla Morocco. Central News dispatch says assistance has been requested from Gibraltar and Sant? The report notes Spain and Morocco coast proximity with rescue efforts underway.
Governors Call For State Aid In Coal Crisis
Governors of eleven eastern states were asked to send representatives to New York for a conference on the threatened anthracite coal strike. The call came from federal fuel distributor F R Wadleigh after talks with President Coolidge and Interstate Commerce Commission Acting Chairman Clyde B Aitcheson.
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U. S
New York
F. R. Wadleigh
Federal
Coolidge
Clyde B. Aitcheson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Citizenship week to study the U S Constitution
Dallas specialists unveil a nationwide plan September 16 22 for daily meetings on the constitution its history and aims. Sessions in churches focus on the Magna Charta Bill of Rights Mayflower Compact and Declaration of Independence while speakers discuss the Bill of Rights Marshall and current threats to free institutions. Parades and pageants may follow as bar associations pledge support.
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Dallas
Tex
United States
Plana
Citizenship Committee of the
American Dar Association
John Marshall
R. MH. J. Saner
Citizenship Committee
The
American Bar Association
Mining Operator Dies in Tonopah Auto Crash
Henry Weber noted mining operator of the Tonopah gold field era died from injuries after an automobile accident south of Tonopah. Fellow mining man John T. Overbury was killed in the crash. Weber formerly lived in Denver.
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Tonopah
Henry Weber
John T. Overbury
Weber
Denver
Bulgarian Ambassador to Czecho-Slovakia Shot and Killed
Prague reports three shots at Bulgarian ambassador Daskaloff at noon. He dies after operation. Attanas Nikelou, 26, arrested as the assailant. Daskaloff had been ambassador under former premier Stambouly. prior bomb attack occurred in December while he was interior minister.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Associated Press
Daskaloff
Attanas Nikelou
M. Daskaloff
Cvedn
Slovakia
Preamier
Firpo Dominates Sparring Partners at Hound Park
Luis Angel Firpo showcased power in a training session at Hound Racing park in Atlantic City. He battered three sparring partners Joe McCann Jeff Clarke and Nate Natalio Pera, prompting trainer Horatio Lavalle to plan faster lighter opposition to sharpen Firpo for Dempsey. Clarke admitted Firpo is the strongest man he ever faced.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Associated Press
Hound Racing Park
Luis Angel Firpo
Joe McCann
Newark
Jeff Clarke
Joplin
Nate Natalio Pera
Firpo
Horatio Lavalle
Lavalle
Dempsey
Luis Angel
McCann
Clarke
Tennis Stars To Wed In Ragged Wedding Tale
Aug. 26 report from Landen notes two rising players Miss Evelyn Coyler, who drew attention at Wimbledon, and 2 DF onch Wheatley, Davie Cup rival against Spain, English covered courts champion, are preparing a marriage in a love match setting.
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Landen
Phwa
Coolidge Backs Celebrate La Fayette Day Plans
President Coolidge expresses gratification at plans for La Fayette Day and the Marne anniversary observance. The national committee promotes a double celebration with flags and monuments decorated in tri color and Stars and Stripes. Principal ceremony planned at Governors Island New York harbor.
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New York
Coolidge
la Fayette
Battle of the Marne
Marne
France
Continental Army
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Prisoners Steal Car During Late Night Deputy Escape
In a city east of Belen two armed prisoners overpowered Deputy Sheriff Ed Greenleaf, stole his maroon Buick, and fled toward Albuquerque. Deputies including Sheriff Joe Baca, Rosa Salazar, and Bob Lewis pursued through Socorro and Magdelena with reinforcements expected as the hunt continued.
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Belen
Galasha
North First Astreet
John D. Hooks
Bocorro
Greenleaf
Albwarerque
Edith Hughes
Arno Street
Grypsie Hooks
Walter Street
Eiria
Olice
Socorro
Teilegramae
Sprinserville
Edward Greenleaf
Mr. Hooks
Albuquerque
Biooks
Joe Baca
Baca
Bob Lewis
Magdalena
Rosa Salazar
Zamora
Sherif
Ars
Rogs Salazar
Tuberculosis Facts From Chicago Talk by W A Fraser
Special to The Journal Chicago August discussion by W A Fraser head of the Woodmen of the World notes tuberculosis kills about one quarter of men between twenty and fifty and one in ten of all deaths. He cites a sanatorium near San Antonio for members and urges recognition of symptoms and early care with sun air rest and nourishing food.
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Chicago
Aug
United States
W. A. Fraser
Woodmen of the World
San Antonio
Tex
Fraser
Four Drown In Umpqua River Near Reedsport
Four people died when a rowboat capsized in the Umpqua River at Reedsport Oregon. The passengers included Chapman and his daughter Jean Olive Norris and Augusta Prudenburg. George B Adams and Ed Dahl swam to shore.
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Ore
Umpqua
Chapman
Jean
Olive Norris
Augusta Predenburg
George 8B
Adams
Ed Dahl
Man Injured as Car Strikes Pedestrian in Chicago
Robert Corlett, 35, of Salt Lake City Utah, was likely fatally injured when struck by a car while crossing a street in Chicago. The driver fled the scene.
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Chicago
Robert Corlett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Riots After Carnegie Klansmen Parade End in Death
In Carnegie Pennsylvania a clash followed a Ku Klux Klan demonstration on a hill. Klansmen directing cars were fined ten dollars for carrying weapons while a bystander Thomas Abbott was killed and Stephen Jaraombek wounded. Authorities pursued several linked arrests and a $2500 reward was offered for Abbott's killers.
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Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Abbott
Atlasburg
Stephen Jaraombek
Atlanta
kKlansmen
Pennsylvania
Stcp
Evans
Coal dispute tests a core principle of industrial relations
Washington August 26 Julius H. Barnes president of the Chamber of Commerce argues the coal situation challenges a fundamental principle of industrial relations. He says arbitration by impartial tribunals distinguishes civilized society and warns that refusal to submit wage disputes to such a court risks public cost and unfair settlements.
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Washington
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commercce
United States
Mr. Barnes
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