Caillaux Granted Full Power to Negotiate US Debt Pact
Paris reports Joseph Caillaux, finance minister, will travel to Washington Wednesday with full authority from the French government to negotiate a funding agreement with the United States over France’s war and postwar debt. Premier Painleve outlined broad terms and said actions require parliamentary ratification. Caillaux briefed cabinet members and prepared up-to-date studies for the commission before departure.
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Joseph Caillaux
Washington
United States
France
Painleve
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Caillaux
Caitlaux
Two Die in Sacramento Blaze Arson Suspected
Sacramento firemen battled a massive blaze in the Tower area injuring four and sparking a search for a missing man. Two dead include Percy Churchill 36 and Pauline Ward. six others, including two Negro women and three men, were rescued or accounted for as residents, with children inside when the fire started.
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Associated Pres
Sacramento
Percy Churchill
Pauline Ward
bin" Jones
Moffett Denounces Mitchells Charges In Aviation Row
Rear Admiral Moffett attacked Colonel Mitchell amid the aviation policy dispute as President Coolidge assigns investigation to a presidential commission. The admiral says Mitchell’s charges are unsound while the commission faces duties on national defense and aircraft development.
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Washington
Coolidge
A. Moffett
Navy
Navy i
Gentine
San Antonio
William Mitchell
Army
Mitchfila
Alr
Mitchel
Train crash injures six in Colorado crossing
N. W. Manary of Pueblo his wife and four of his five children were seriously injured when a Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train collided with their automobile at a crossing near Portland Colorado 25 miles west of Pueblo The 2 year old Juanita escaped unscathed The oldest son Lowell suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries
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Great Falls Team Returns With Medals From Congress
Great Falls Montana teams excelled at the international mine rescue and first aid congress. The Great Falls group from the Anaconda Copper Zinc plant earned top honors in first aid and mine rescue, with Captain Deventeau and crew among winners. Other prize crews included Southern Coal from Belleville and American Rolling Mills from Zanesville, while Butte’s Leonard mine team fared well though未placed. A banquet at Knights of Columbus closed the congress with praise for rescue workers and their dangers.
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Engine Company
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Anaconda
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Southern Coal, Coke and Mining Company
Belleville
D. L. Stuart
American Rolling Milla Company
Zanesville
Butte
Leonard
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Knights of Columbus
State of Lincoln
W. W. Wilton
Edward Hgan
Wounded lover shoots in park killing wife in San Francisco
John Govner, a middle aged mechanic, killed Hazel Young his divorced wife and seriously wounded her companion Harry Jacobs in Golden Gate Park. Dozens witnessed the shooting as police and volunteers combed the park in search of Govner after he opened fire when the couple alighted from a street car. He fled into sand dunes as authorities urged calm.
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Hazel Young
Harry Jacobs
Govner
Tornado damages large area in Western New York
Rochester dispatch reports a tornado carving a quarter mile wide path over three miles in Tonawanda valley. Rural Western New York suffered extensive loss after 48 hours of rain, wind, and lightning with thousands of dollars in damage. Crops were ruined, barns toppled, and a Bennington Center homestead partially demolished. An orchard lost most trees, with only one surviving.
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Rochester
New York
Tonawanda Valley
Bennington Center
Egyptian Swimmer Aims To Cross Singaie Channel
Ishak Helmy, Egyptian swimmer, began at 6 30 in the morning to attempt crossing the Singie channel from Cape Ghis-Nez region. Weather and tides noted as factors in the dangerous voyage with observers standing by.
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Cape Ghis-Nez
Ishak Helmy
Mr Darsie Quits Pastorship at Christian Church
The Rev Hugh L Durate resigned as pastor of Shortridge Memorial Christian Church at a service yesterday. He cited private reasons and said he regretted leaving a harmonious congregation. He had considered returning to Ohio and spoke of past roles at Union Seminary and Pocantico.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Darsie
Ohio
Union Theological Seminary of New York
French Aviators Fall in Germany
Paris Sept 13 Associated Press reports aviators Robert Thierry was killed and Dieudonne Conte injured when their plane from Champes fell in the Black Forest Germany. The explorer party was en route to Baghdad and India and may have lost their way, not following their planned Freiburg route.
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Belfort
Switzerland
Military chief assails colonel in outburst politics
Rear Admiral William Moffett rejects Colonel Mitchell's charges on naval aviation and air races. He accuses Mitchell of unsound mind and delusions of grandeur, warns that military political appeals threaten democracy and could open the way to military dictatorship. The issue centers on Shenandoah PN-9 trials and Dayton air race fatalities.
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Alexander Pearson
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Heavy fire destroys Montana town business stock
Joplin dispatch reports a night blaze in a Montana town destroyed a large stock of businesses. Loss estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 dollars. An east wind hindered spread, and flames were controlled by 6 a.m. The post office hotel and several small structures burned or were burned.
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Youth Drowns in Missoula Mill Pond
Anane' reports 18 year old R Brown drowned at the Western Lumber Company mill pond near Miltown Missoula. He slipped from a log while riding a wagon and vanished into 20 feet of water. Rescue efforts failed to locate the body.
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Western Lumber Company
Massed Turkish Troops Reported Along Iraq Frontier
By the Associated Press in Geneva a Sept report says Turkey has massed about 70,000 troops on the Iraq frontier to pressure a favorable decision in the Mosul oil dispute with Great Britain. Turks viewed as ready to exploit oil resources, while reports mention acceptance of an investigation committee plan for dividing disputed territory between Britain and Turkey, with settlement to be guaranteed between England, France, and Persia.
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Sept Fed
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Mowat
Great Beiain
Oren
England
Llague of Nations’ Assembly
Great Britain
Austen Chamber
Oregon Senator Stanfield Arrested After Altercation
Oregon Senator Robert N Stanfield was arrested in Baker City after an altercation with a police officer. The senator, charged with assault and disorderly conduct, posted bond and denied the allegations as a group of local leaders protested the arrest, calling it unjustified.
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Associated Press
Ore
United Staten
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
Itty
Stanfield
Mente
Edens
Baker Eiltaon
Menator Stanfield
Oregonian
Askor
Derry
Willeam Pullman
Hlaine Matlock
James Nichole
Joseph Helier
James Bowne
Stockman
Walter BE. Meacham
Baki Chamber of Commerce
Rain claimed two lives in Lorain floodriots
Rain fell incessantly for 24 hours in Lorain causing the deaths of Richard Ktewart, 26, and Clara Trumbull, 30. Street car service between Lorain and Elyria suspended amid flood damage to cellars.
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Lorain
Eliya
Richard Ktewart
Clara ‘Trumbull
Butte Families Among Victims in Montana Train Crash
Mrs C V McIntyre former Butte girl and her two children Viv and Jean along with two others were killed when a neighbor’s automobile was struck by a Great Northern fast mail train near Shelby Montana. Relatives learned of the tragedy as burial plans were made in Ro MVawlia and St Patrick’s church choir.
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G. N
C. V. McIntyre
Butte
Viv
Jean
Shelby, Mont
Great Northern
Michael Hasquet
O.V. MeIntyre
Vivian MeIntyre
Ian MeIntyre
Bo J. Lynch
Hasquets
McIntyre
Spain Rif War Fight Near Tetuan Reported
A Spanish military communique from Tetuan reports hand to hand fighting in the eastern area near the Bs region with the Foreign Legion involved. It states the front has advanced about two kilometers and cites 70 total Spanish dead and wounded and 70 Riffian dead. In Alhucemas Bay there have been only a few clashes.
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Tetuan
Spaniar
Foreign Legion
Alhucemas Bay
Ayn
Aly
Akirmiches
Peace Efforts to Press on at League Assembly
Geneva delegates push ongoing peace work as 1924 and 1926 protocols loom over negotiations. Britain’s stance and pending Germany ally talks frame cautious steps toward a security pact. Despite fears a failing peacemaking effort could discredit the League, delegates insist on steady pursuit.
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