Allies clash over German reparations at Brussels talks
Brigades of negotiators at Brussels grapple with split reparations shares post Versailles. Italy seeks 20 percent, France 65 percent, Britain 25 percent. Spa conference looms with no resolution. Paris session cites totals around 90 billion marks in gold to be paid over 30 years. Serbia Belgium Romania Japan and others seek portions as Greece withdraws.
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Universal Service
The
Standard
Brussels
Alled
Italy
Count Sforga
France
Millerand
England
Romania
Serbia
Portugal
Belgium
Spa
Reparations Commission
Paris
Rumania
Japan
London
Lloyd George
Britain
Delegates Resume Identical Point Where They Stopped
Delegates resume at the same pivot point as on page one. Scattered split among 17 leaders from Champ Clark to Woodrow Wilson, the convention crowd seems poised for any lucky maneuver that could yield a presidential nomination by legerdemain.
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Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Be Kind to Vegetables Says Noted Scientist in Satirical Take
International News Service reports Sir Jagadir Chunder Bose claims 20 years of plant experiments show a nervous system comparable to animals. He notes alcohol makes vegetables appear drunk and suggests vegetarians may rethink their diet as vegetative life impulses are detected.
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Floyd Macgriff
International News Service
London
Sir Jagadir Chunder Bose
Jagadir
Evening News
Record of Large Egg and Four-Legged Chicken in Two States
In St Louis a Brahma hen belonging to Mr and Mrs Joseph Busch laid an extraordinary five and a half ounce egg though their usual egg weighs one to two ounces daily. In Topeka a hatchling incubated by Gilbert Vaughn shows four legs with two extra limbs well formed, yet the bird otherwise appears normal.
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St, Louis
Joseph Busch
Hartford Street
Buschs
Topeka
Kan
Gilbert Vaughn
Opal Find Sparks Idaho Mine Reopening
In Moscow Idaho a woman unearthed a fine opal in chicken crops thirty years ago, triggering the discovery of a rich mine. High mining costs led to abandonment, yet further gems were found and the mine, now largely forgotten, is slated to reopen.
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Moscow
Idaho
Germans Still Hold Vast War Material After Armistice
General Nollet of the inter allied commission states that only about one fifth of German war material was destroyed by the Versailles treaty. He notes thousands of guns remain, hidden stores are found daily, and centers of destruction have been set up to render weapons unusable and credit Germany with metal. The commission also monitors German troop numbers and police corps, maintaining a three-subcommittee structure across districts with field officers to enforce every military clause.
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Marcel Ray
Petit Journal
International News Service
Berlin
Nollet
Interallied Commission of Control
Germany
Reparations Commission
Einwohnerwehr
Reichswehr
Ortwehr
Council of the Commission
Supreme Council
Foch
Thomas Stevens Dies of Natural Causes in Miles City
The body of Thomas Stevens, pioneer of Custer county, found by neighbors in his home cellar, has been brought to Miles City for burial. A coroner's jury ruled the death due to natural causes.
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Miles City
Thomas Stevens
Custer County
Camberwell Arm Erects Hall of Fame Tablet
The Camberwell Arm public house in ICI La Partout London unveils a new hall of fame tablet honoring 50 customers who gave their lives for their country.
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London
Camberwell
Bowmaster Hoists Strawberries From 11 Acre Truck Farm
Powhatan Kansas report on O P Bowmaster who, despite losing his legs in a Wabash wreck nearly 11 years ago, runs an 11 acre truck farm and sold over 1000 quarts of strawberries this year. He is a former railroad conductor and remains industrious in farming.
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Powhattan
Kan
O. P. Bowmaster
Bowmaster
Glorious Hour As Women Push For Suffrage At 1920 Convention
At the San Francisco Democratic convention, women delegates ignite the suffrage platform's momentum. A seaworthy roar erupts as the party endorses the proposed nineteenth amendment and pledges ratification of the thirty sixth state in time for all women to vote in the fall elections. In a festive procession, delegates from California Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Delaware Florida Michigan Wisconsin Pennsylvania march amid banners and cheering crowds as women celebrate with hats, flowers, and a spirited display.
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United States
Carter Glass
Messanines
Oklahoma
California
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Delaware
Florida
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
All In Readiness For Fight Today
POCATELLO July 4 Mike O Dowd and Gordon McKay complete final training for the middle weight title bout at Brady park tomorrow afternoon. Both men were examined by the club physician and declared in peak condition. Bets run about 10 to 7 favoring the champion as McKay draws followers from the countryside.
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Pocatello
Mike O'Dowd
Gordon McKay
Brady's Park
McKay
Jazz Spoiled Grace in London Dance Scene
In London the jazz scene is waning as dancing masters report a decline in grace. The 1920s girls are said to be spoiled for graceful dancing by jazz and will need many lessons to master the waltz and square dances.
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London
Paris War Losses Met With Twin Boom In France
Paris reports France compensates wartime losses with a surge in twin births as double perambu lators stock runs dry in numerous districts.
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Paris
France
Frank Case Death Jurisdiction Question Looms Near Border
The body of 35 year old Frank Case was found near the Wyoming Nebraska line with a bullet wound in the head. Officials fear the death cause may remain undetermined due to jurisdiction disputes between Wyoming and Nebraska. Case is believed to have killed himself.
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Torrington
Wyo
Frank Case
Wyoming
Nebraska
Case
Wyoming-Nebraska
Cornell First in U S History Professorships
Cornell University stood as the first American college to establish a professorship dedicated to American history, marking an early formal commitment to the study of the nation's past within higher education.
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Cornell University
Girl in Black May Shed Light On Elwell Murder Clue
New York investigators pursue Miss Elly Hope Anderson The Girl in Black from Minneapolis who dined with Victor von Schlegell the night before turfman Elwell was killed A discrepancy in accounts prompted her to testify before District Attorney Swann Anderson said von Schlegell left the Ritz Carlton at midnight while she places him there until after ten oclock He was anxious about his car but otherwise acted as usual their breakfast together followed the murder discussions and she claimed they were only friends with limited intimacy.
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Elly Hope Anderson
Girl In Black
Minneapolis
Miss Anderson
Victor von Schlegell
Elwell
Ritz-Carlton
von Schlegell
Swann
Skeleton found along Madison River near Three Forks
On July 4 five miles from Three Forks Jud Mc Intyre and Mr Wallace found a man's skeleton in the Madison River. Two bullet holes through the left temple indicate murder and a tightly drawn gunnysack around the neck. The body was unclothed save for intact gold teeth.
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The
Standard
Three Forks
Madison River
Jud McIntyre
Wallace
Bozeman
Trish Prefer Prison to Rescue by Police
In a Sinn Fein run incident on Mutton Island off Clare three men detained for demolishing a farm wall refused rescue by British police arriving by boat. The two disobedient prisoners were sentenced to three weeks on the island after a Sinn Fein court ordered them to rebuild the wall. The Royal Irish Constabulary withdrew when stoned by the prisoners claiming allegiance to the Trish republic.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Mutton Island
Clare
Royal Irish
British) Constabulary
Trish Republic
Two Pairs of Shoes Proclaimed Economical
Washington factual piece quotes N V Leavitt an orthopedic expert from a large shoe company arguing it is more economical to own two pairs of shoes. He says changing shoes benefits foot health and preserves leather, noting wearing one pair constantly is injurious to feet and leather.
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Washington, D. C
N. V. Leavitt
Cambridge Police Remove Bass From City Park Lake
Cambridge Ohio police removed black bass from the city park lake to repair the water feature. The next morning the fish were missing. Police seek the thieves and investigation continues.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Nice Little Hen in Springfield Hatches Oversized Egg
G L McCulley reports a Springfield hen laid an egg with a seven and a half inch circumference and weighing four and three quarters ounces. The egg is twice the size of an ordinary egg as a curious response to the high cost of living.
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Springfield
G. L. McCulley
Daubard Divorce Case After Affinity Revealed
Mrs Daubart sues in district court for divorce alleging the end of a perfect day when her husband Henry Daubard brought Julia Mason to their Springfield Newfoundland home. The scandal follows a reportedly happy marriage ruined by infidelity.
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Springfield
Henry Daubard
Two Girls Die After Lightning Strike in Nebraska School
In Dunning Nebraska Ruby Moyer seven and Ruth Taylor eight were killed when lightning struck a country school they attended. The tragedy occurred near their town as the girls were pupils at the rural school.
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Dunning
Neb
Ruby Moyer
Ruth Taylor
Here
Tupper Wins Russell in Winnipeg Election Race
July 4 report from Winnipeg notes W. J. Tupper, a Conservative, narrowly beat R. B. Russell, a convicted strike leader, to win a seat in the provincial legislature after a close contest.
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Russell
Winnipeg
W. J. Tupper
R. B. Russell
Undertakers M Bride and Riley Funeral Notices
Owen McBride funeral at 229 Anaconda road at 9 for mass at St Marys 9 30 then burial at St Patricks. Ellen Riley funeral from 26 East Granite street at 9 0 clock mass at Sacred Heart 9 30 and burial Holy Cross. Shipley obituary age 25 with remains at Sherman Reed parlors. time and place of funeral to be announced later.
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Riley
Ellen Riley
Granite Street
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Shipley
Aew
Sherman & Reed
Nine Are Killed in Wreck on Rail near Humboldt
Fort Dodge Iowa July 4 With the list of killed in the Minneapolis and St Louis railway wreck north of Humboldt on Saturday now at nine physicians attending 21 injured at a hospital here declared today there would be no more fatalities though two were reported in serious condition O B Wulff of St Paul a clerk on the mail car first car to leave the track was reported near death last night but rallied today and physicians held out hopes for his recovery Joe Shehabbit of Chicago seriously injured also was expected to live Both suffered internal injuries Nearly all the other injured suffered severe cuts and bruises and broken bones but were expected to recover B F Reilley Livermore Iowa Co F Woods Imogene Iowa A Batty no address Henry Dawson Otho Iowa Mrs T J Dysland Depew Iowa Mrs Ryan Grand Junction Iowa Child of Mrs Ruth Kulp Le Sueur Minn Two unidentified men among the injured were C K Cleveland St Paul J T Johnson Fergus Falls Minn Mrs Frank J Holmes Minneapolis and Mrs Ralph Kolp St Peter Minn
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Humboldt
O. B. Wulff
St. Paul
Joe Shehabbit
Chicago
B. F. Reilley
Livermore
Co. F. Woods
Imogene
A. Batty
Henry Dawson
Otho
T. J. Dysland
Depew
Ryan
Grand Junction
Ruth Kulp
le Sueur Minn
C. K. Cleveland
J. T. Johnson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Frank JD. Holmes
Minneapolis
Ralph Kolp
St. Peter
Rail wreck kills two aboard Great Northern mail train
Seattle, July 4. A westbound Great Northern mail train No. 27 derailed at Halford, 506 miles northeast of Seattle, killing engineer Otto Vire of Everett and fireman A D Warner of Leavenworth. Express messenger Herman C Hafer of Seattle and brakeman Clifford F Wilkinson of Seattle were severely injured.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Halford
Otto Vire
Everett
A. D. Warner
Leavenworth
Herman C. Hafer
Clifford FE. Wilkinson
Greeks Break Turkish Lines, Join at Omerkeli
Greek forces advancing from the south linked with troop landings at Panderma on the Sea of Marmora, reaching Omerkeli north of Balikesir on July 2, completing a northward junction after starting the offensive June 22.
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Athens
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Omerkeli
Balikesir
Panderma
Sea of Marmora
Beloved Aretha Hunter to Be Brought for Services
Yesterday in Los Angeles California Aretha Hunter beloved daughter of Frank Hunter died and remains will be brought to this city for services and interment funeral announced later
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Hunter
Los Angeles
Cal
Aretha
Frank Hunter
Funeral for Mrs. Katie Carney on Monday morning
The funeral of the late Mrs. Katie Carney will be held Monday at 9 o'clock from the family home at 1017 Emma Street to St. Joseph's Church for high mass. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers located at 71 E Park is listed with phone number 358. The item provides basic business contact details for a local funeral service provider.
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M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
E. Park
Phone
Landberg Funeral Service Set for Tuesday Afternoon
The funeral of Signe Virginia Landberg will be held tomorrow afternoon at Richards' chapel with the Rev. P N Anderson officiating. Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Accord
Greece
Thrace
Cuba
Brazil
Jas. T. Finlen
John E. Corette
J. C. Maguire
Zephin Joe H. D. Blair
Sates
Packbeseses
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
First National Bank of
Butte
Federal Reserve System
Andrew J. Wayseaten
A, Peon
J. &. Stephenson
George WA. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Charles J. Kelly
John D. Ryan
Bwinborne RE
PLACE
W. C. Kae
A. Clark J, Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro. Bankers
Alex J. Johns
J. K. Heslet
Surap
Inter-Allied Commission of Control
ICI
Glorious Hour
Winifred van Duzer
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mr. Bryan
Rourke Cochran
George Bass
Senator Glass
Frank
Turfman
Joseph
Iver
Trish
Undertakers
Owen McBride
Anaconda Road
St. Mary's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona
Enginedh
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Joseph Richards
Warrington Richards
George T. Wade
South
Montana Street
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