France plans immediate principal cuts on US loans
On the Paris on September 20 AP reports France will submit a plan by Caillaux to reduce the principal of loans from the United States. The proposal includes a substantial 1926 payment and rising sums over 20 years, not tied to reparation payments or Britain’s tentative agreement.
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France
America
England
Washington
Paris
Caillaux
Great Britain
Mellon
M. Caflseer
France Seeks Immediate Debt Settlement Here
Washington officials withheld comment as reports from Paris suggested France aims to begin immediate amortization toward its 4 billion dollar debt to the United States. Observers interpret Caillaux’s approach as seeking to settle promptly without a moratorium, likely with higher annual payments and a lower overall interest burden.
Schooner Benjamin A Van Brunt Sinks After Collision
The American schooner Benjamin A Van Brunt sank after a collision with the U S light cruiser Milwaukee about 100 miles south of Cape Henry. All crew members were rescued.
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Norkfolk
Benjamin A. van Brunt
Milwaukee
Cape Henry
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest Regions
Unsettled conditions expected in New Mexico Monday and Tuesday with possible showers and cooler air in the north central and northwest. Arizona looks for generally fair weather with possible showers in the northeast Monday and little overall temperature change. Data from the university cover 24 hours ending 6 p.m. yesterday with highs around 83 and lows near 64, humidity readings and wind from the southwest.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Chicago Realtor Questioned in Girls Death
Chicago police deepen the inquiry into Miss Rose Tabor’s death as a real estate dealer is held for questioning after a photo in the apartment is linked to a threat. A second man is being sought while the woman was found undressed with scalds, doors bolted from inside, and a claim of accidental scalding via a long handled stewpan on a gas range.
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Chicago
Polie
Rose Tabor
H. A. W. Tabor
Colorado
Miss Tabor
Tabor
Milwaukee
Wealthy States Not Overburdened By Highway Taxes
The American Association of State Highway Officials rejects claims that wealthier states fund federal highway costs. Taxes are paid by corporations and individuals, not states, with payments tied to wealth and population. New York bears large federal tax load due to activity elsewhere, and many corporations pay taxes in other states. The statement argues richer states rely on resources from poorer ones, and no single city or state funds all local prosperity.
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Washington
American Association of State Highway Officials
New York
Union Pacific
New York State
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
New York City
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Hartford
Baltimore
Boston
New Mexico
Arizona
Death of Rose Tabor, Daughter of H A W Tabor
Leadville Colorado reports the death of Rose Tabor in Chicago. Her father was H A W Tabor, once a Colorado senator and famed mining magnate. Miss Tabor, nicknamed Silver Dollar, left Colorado nine years earlier for Chicago and later pursued theatre and writing.
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Leadville
Colo
H. A. W. Tabor
United States
Colorado
Rose
Chiago
Chicago
Central America
West
Senator Tabor
United States Senate
A. H. Chaffee
Miss Tabor
Airplane in tailspin kills two guardsmen in Spokane
Spokane witnesses a fatal National Guard air circus accident as forestry patrol flyer Lt. Schuyler Priestley and Private John Avery Jr. die instantly when their plane spins from 600 feet. Both men are from the Washington National Guard and lived locally.
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Spokane
Wash
Schuyler Priestley
John 8. Avery, Jr
Washington National Guard
National Guard
Aircraft Board Inquiry To Be Launched Today
Washington reports the President’s special air board will begin an exhaustive inquiry into the nation’s air defense. Acting Secretary of War Davis leads the first witness panel alongside Navy Secretary Wilbur, with generals Mitchell’s criticisms shaping the investigation and army air service officials prepared to discuss policy.
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Washington
Special Air Board
Army and Navy Air Services
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Army Air Arm
San Antonio
Texas
Davis
Wilbur
Navy
Patrick
Army Air Service
John J. Hines
Hugh A. Drum
Army
Navy dir igible Shenandoah inquiry opens at Lakehurst
A naval court of inquiry begins in Lakehurst New Jersey to determine the September 3 destruction of the Shenandoah dirigible. Witnesses include Colonel William Mitchell and Captain Anton Heinen with survivors and Commander Charles Rosendahl detailing the disaster. The case raises questions of navy leadership and technical failure under shipboard inquiry rules.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Coolidge
Navy
Ohio
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Anton Heinen
Naval Court
Mitchell
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Appointments Made by Methodists at Vegas Conference
The New Mexico conference of Methodist Episcopal churches convened in Las Vegas. At the closing eve ning session district superintendents and pastors were named for Albuquerque Cimarron Clayton El Paso Estancia Las Vegas Maxwell Mills Nara Visa Raton Roawell Santa Fe Santa Rosa Silver City Springer Fort Sumner and others. Nelson G. Wurgler was ordained a deacon and Cosme CC. Cota an elder.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico
Santa Fe
G. W. Gilden
Santa Rosa
C. D. Cottingham
Silver City
E. L. Pickens
Springer
Willard
Fort Sumner
Nelson G. Wurgler
Cosme CC
Cota
Orioles Clinch Seventh Straight International League Title
Baltimore was officially crowned champion of the International League for the seventh consecutive season at the close of the 1925 campaign. The Orioles headed the standings with Toronto, Rochester, Buffalo, Reading, Syracuse, Jersey City, and Providence following in order.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Reading
Syracuse
Jersey Ity
Providence
President Coolidge narrowly escaped an auto strike downtown
President Calvin Coolidge narrowly avoided being struck by a automobile in the downtown Washington area as he walked near the White House. A driver named Nathan D. Smith of Baltimore was arrested on traffic violations after a Secret Service intervention.
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Washington
Coolidge
Secret Service
Nathan D. Smith
Baltimore
Smith
H Street
Jackson Place
White House
Walker Shade welterweight title bout set for tonight
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey defends the world welterweight title against Dave Shade of California at Yankee Stadium. The 147-pound limit is met with Walker slight favorite despite a cold. The undercard features Joe Silvan versus Johnny Grosso, Kid Norfolk against Frank Moody, and Ile Harmon versus Jack Zivie in junior welterweight action.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Yankee Stadium
Dave Shade
California
Walker
Jack Britton
Joe Silvan
Johnny Grosso
Kid Norfolk
Frank Moody
Ile Harmon
Jack Zivie
Pittsburgh
Tenor Announces Candidacy for Pennsylvania Governor
John K. Tenor, former Pennsylvania governor 1911 to 1915, announced tonight his candidacy for another term. The statement sets the stage for a renewed bid in the upcoming race.
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Philadelphia
John K. Tenor
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Backed by Anti-Saloon League Calls for Stricter Enforcement
The Anti-Saloon League declared the eighteenth amendment has improved conditions compared with the wet era and pledged renewed efforts to back enforcement from the President to local constables. League officials urged action, citing a Federal Council of Churches report and planning a Chicago convention to promote a united enforcement program nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Anti-Saloon League
Friends of Prohibition
League
Thomas Nicholson
F. Scott McBride
Howard H. Russell
Wayne B. Wheeler
Friends of the
Chicago
Six Family Members Die in Interurban Car Crash Near Dayton
Six members of the Routough family, all from Ohio, died when their car was struck by an interurban streetcar near New Lebanon, six miles west of Dayton. Victims include Noah Routough 24 and his wife Virginia 12, and children Robert 10 Paul and Clinton 6, with an infant son uninjured.
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Dayton
Ohio
New Lebanon
Noah Routough
Routough
Hiefe
Virginia Routough
Robert
Paul
Clinton
One Man Dead as Crossing Crash Kills Driver
In Fort Wayne Indiana a crossing collision between an Indiana Service interurban car and a car at Wayne Dale crossing left one man dead Bert Wilson of Peru Indiana and 28 others injured all passengers aboard the interurban were hospitalized police and emergency crews responded at the scene the crash occurred four miles south of Fort Wayne late tonight as the derailed interurban overturned on its side.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana Service Corporation
Wayne Dale
Bert Wilson
Peru
Round by round report tonight on welter bout
The Mickey Walker and Dave Shade welterweight title fight will be announced round by round in the Morning Journal tonight as the news comes by wire. The main event is set to start about ten o clock Albuquerque time.
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Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Morning Journal
Journal
Albuquerque
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge issued a national fire prevention week proclamation urging observance the week of October 4. He warned fires in 1924 caused 15,000 deaths and over 548 million dollars in property loss, calling for earnest study of fire protection as a national economy measure.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States
Two stitches in heart save life of boy
Washington reports Melvin Jones a five year old boy survived after falling on scissors. He sustained a quarter inch heart wound and received a transfusion from his father. The accident occurred as he was about to cut paper dolls after tumbling down stairs.
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Washington
Melvin Jones
Anpio Progress in Liquidation of Farm Loans
Reports show progress in winding down farm loan liabilities as West recovers from postwar agricultural downturn. Demand for American products rises nationally, signaling improved economic conditions and renewed market strength for farmers and related industries.
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ANPIO
West
Rise in Steel Operations Amid Broad Manufacturing Upswing
Reports from major centers show increased steel operations above 75 percent capacity as demand grows from railroads builders automobile and farm implement manufacturers. Optimism cites better agricultural conditions and rising freight loadings with strong railroad equipment and motor car outlook ahead of year end.
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New York
National Bank of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Wall Street
West
Selective Service Bill Nears Introduction in Next Congress
Washington reports Army and Navy work on a selective service bill to complete defense act mobilization plans. The measure would require registration of men 18 to 46 and authorize drafting 18 to 30 once a national emergency is declared, with certain civilian exemptions. Briga der General John Rosa Delafield and reserve officers push for civilian administration during wartime.
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Washington
Army
Joint Board of the Army
Pavy
Congress
Officers Reserve Corps
John Rosa Delafield
Ordnance Reserve
Reserve Officers Association
State Departments
National Council
Delafield
War Department
Defense Act
American Legion
Navy
Army and Navy
Coast Guard
Ight ‘House Service
Public Health Fee
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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M. Caillaux
Porpcast
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Chicago Realtor
American Association of State Officials
Uncle Sam
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League OF Nations
Wilson
Paul Painleve
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Department
Vegas
Migkey Walker
Dave Onade
ALL Friends OF Prohibition
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Dixie
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Miss
L. Q. Ivy
Ivy
John W. Roberts
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Union County
Reese
Lee County
Aberdeen
Holly Springs
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