French Ready to Modify Stand in London Talks
The conference stalls as France and Britain clash over a proposed role for the reparations commission. An American plan to involve the commission in negotiations faces British refusal. An imminent step remains the Dawes talks with the reparations commission arriving in London to negotiate Germany points outside the Versailles treaty. The Germans are expected to send a delegation next Monday.
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London
France
Great Britain
Logan
Cme
Colonel Logan
Philip Snowden
Snowden
Reparation Commission
Dawes
Germany
Heavy Loss From Revolt In Brazil
Buenos Aires July 29 The industrial districts of Sao Paulo were badly damaged during the insurrectionary period according to messages from Brazil describing conditions in Sao Paulo. All foreign banks and most office buildings and business houses were said to be safe though minor damage noted. There was serious damage in the industrial districts with much fighting. Many factories and warehouses were destroyed by shelling and fire.
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Associated Prose
Buenos Aires
Sao Paulo
Bantos
Prises
Sixty Die In Misamis Motorship Fire Off Camiguin
A telegram from Misamis officials reports sixty natives believed dead after the motorship Agusan burned off Camiguin island in the Sea of Mindanao during a voyage. The incident was confirmed by the local constabulary commander.
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Associated Press
Manila
Agusan
Camiguin Island
Sea of Mindanao
Constabulary
Misamis
Countess Peggy in Court Again
The Countess Peggy case unfolds with claims of ongoing financial support and plans for separation. The husband asserts no honeymoon or lasting love, alleging a broken marriage since the wedding and promising to reveal charged details in court. He cites a prior report that she aimed to sue for separation.
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Diona
Kansas City Grain Board Suspends Armour Officers
The Kansas City board of trade suspends Armour Grain Co official W B Lincoln for 10 days and George E Marcey of Chicago for misrepresentation of wheat receipts. Proceedings cite misdeeds involving grain receipts and misgrading No 2 Wheat. Local manager Lincoln faces temporary removal while Marcey faces suspension for receipts irregularities.
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Associated Pres
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
W. B. Lincoln
Armour Grain Company
George E. Marcey
Chicago
Lincoln
Marcey
Dressed Up Men To Wear Loose Coats In 1938 Fashion
CHOAR POINT Ohio July 29 The Associated Press reports that the dressed up man will wear looser coats with longer rolls and wider lapels if they adopt styles approved for spring and summer 1938 by the American Design Association auxiliary of the National Association of Merchant Tailors. Trousers will accompany the looser coats, with subdued shades reflecting designer guidance.
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Associated
Profe
Choar Point
Ohio
American Deignore" Association
National” Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Omaha Policeman Held as Robber
Omaha officer Clifford Rainwin was held in connection with the April 28 Irvington State Bank holdup in which a cashier and a customer were locked in a vault. Four robbers fled with about $2,000. The case ties to the town of Irvington Nebraska and the incident drew Associated Press coverage.
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Associated Presa
Omaha
Clifford Rainwin
State Bank of
Irvington
Nebr
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Coolidge Busy Writing Acceptance Letter at White House
Washington July 29 President Coolidge spent a busy day in the White House writing the official notification of his nomination by the Cleveland convention. He saw only a few callers and met with the cabinet and government officials before continuing his work. Senator Harrold of Oklahoma reported a Ku Klux Klan fight looming in the Republican senatorial campaign there, though he believed the national ticket would be little affected. Representative Bacon of New York planned to discuss the internal rev program with the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Cleveland
White House
Cabinet
Harrold
Oklahoma
Bacon
New York
Senate
Reward Offered for Abduction of Calles in Mexico City
A reward of 60,000 is posted in San Antonio for the appearance or abduction of General Plutarco Calles, newly named president elect of Mexico, with similar efforts to locate General Arnulfo Gomez. Ex-governor Conor Lopes de Lara is said to have posted the funds, reportedly in a San Antonio bank, and an extradition request to Washington may follow. A separate note mentions a French three seated six horsepower car gaining popularity in the Canary Islands.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Calles
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Arnulfo Gomez
Valley of Mexico
Conor Lopes de Lara
State of
Tamaulipas
Wallington
de Lara
de la Huerta
Specht and 11 New York musicians barred from landing in England
Paul Specht, famed New York cafe orchestra leader, and 11 musicians were detained aboard the Berengaria at Southampton after Britain refused permission to land. Efforts by Secretary Hughes and American Bar association members to secure entry failed as the group seeks U.S. help to gain entry into Britain.
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London
Paul Specht
New York
Cafe Orchestra
Southampton
State Hughes
Bar Assa
England
United States
Washington
Britain
Program Friday at Girl Scout Camp
Friday activities at the Girl Scout camp include crafts, horsemanship, bird study and games led by De Prise and others. Participants will learn basketry, nature topics and outdoor skills, with sessions from 1 to 4 pm and a concluding evening program.
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Girl Scout
de Prise
Vitor
Banu
Cate
Ming Ning Whetstone
Detcy Singer
Bameury
Tate Weer
Spurrier
STATE COMPLETES IT MURDER Chive armed In Court
The defendants Loch and Leopold face a jury as pleas of guilty are debated. Judge Crowe argues insanity prevents a guilty plea, with the law allowing only mitigating circumstances. Confessions fill the session while the youths sit in heat, showing little interest beyond testimony.
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Mrr
Crowe
Leopols
Leopold socially dangerous in Mealy report for trial
Chicago July 29 Associated Press Nathan Leopold Jr is described as socially dangerous and mentally ill by Dr William Mealy Alleniat of Boston in a report prepared for the Franks trial He notes Leopold is a thoroughly unbalanced individual with delusions about himself and displays little loyalty or normal sympathy while being stubborn and convinced others are all wrong The report compares his normal intelligence to a stark deficiency in practical perception and inferential reasoning.
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Leopold
Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
William Mealy
Alleniat
Boston
Franks
Healy
Leopolde
Carnegie Institute
Gure
Four Planes Crash in Bombing Mission Over Natives
A formation of nine planes engaged in bombing Shabikhel, southeast of Rasmak, in the Wanut tribal country on the India frontier. Four planes crashed on the return flight. two reached home safely while three crew were killed and two injured. The crash occurred amid the ongoing raid against native forces.
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Simla
British India
Shabikhel
Rasmak
India
Sha Associatea
New York
Pete Farmienta
The
Ascinion
Bobby Tigges
New Orleans
Nenana A
Toight 'Sarmiento
Hardin Executes Clever Business Deal On Power Plant
Hardin voters approved buying the steam plant for 50000 dollars then the city tendered it to Montana Power which bought only usable parts for 16000 dollars. The plan would supply Hardin homes with electric current at about eight cents per kilowatt hour instead of twenty two. Local power officials said the municipality’s action was mirrored by volunteers lighting homes with a 1100 dollar system and a 15 mile pole line project. General Manager Kerr cited growing consumer base and the future of electric service easing home chores and heating.
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Wong Ae Vegenesy
Iaclt
Cite
Montana Power Company
Foley Brothers
Hardin
Volun
Flathead
Montana Power
F. M. Kerr
Prince of Wales Follows In Footsteps Of Edward In Paris
Paris reports the Prince of Wales attracting attention for his Paris nights as he follows in the path of King Edward VII. He frequents Montmartre and the Abbaye de Teleme, drawing royalty and nobles incognito to a new era of entertainment in the French capital.
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Prince OF Wales
Edward
Paris
Edward VII
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Paria
Montmartre
Queen Victoria
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