Briand and Chamberlain Advise Mutual Security Pact
London dispatch reports Briand and Chamberlain agreeing on a joint reply to Germany in the security pact talks. United States influence centers on a bilateral approach with Germany, favoring direct Franco German negotiation and Allied input beyond the Versailles terms. The aim is to promote peace and goodwill while safeguarding France.
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London
Briand-Chamberlain
Germany
United States
Houghton
Briand
France
Ermany
Reic
Chamberlain
Victoria Station
M. Briand
Paris
Herr Stressemann
Europe
Americans Arrive to Join LaFayette Squadron in Casablanca
The first American filers forming the LaFayette squadron have arrived at Casablanca Morocco. They travel to join French comrades and participate in air operations as a sign of friendship with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette
Casablanca
Morocco
France
Mohammedan Uprisings Prompt French Action Abroad
The article argues that uprisings in the east and Africa threaten world order. It claims French air power will restore stability in Africa and render civilizing service, warning against increases in the influence of those who follow Mohammed and his bloody doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna Nen
Africa
Pita Africa
Mohammed
Outbreaks Against Frees in Syria Escalate
Reports describe serious outbreaks affecting the Frees in Syria with surprise attacks against French troops, raising tensions and prompting security concerns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frees
Syria
Besa
Auburn haired mystery girl dies after hospital autopsy
A 35 year old unidentified woman, initially thought to be about 19, died at Charity hospital after lying unconscious for three days following a theater incident. Autopsy cited obscure mental brain disease. She carried 19 cents and a ring with a flaming red onyx.
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Cleveland
Charity Hospital
Miners Guard Columbus Tipple Clash At Rutland Fire
Sheriff Rice reports over 100 armed miners guarded the Maynard mine near Middleport after learning a tipple would be burned. No incidents occurred. The Blackstone Coal Co. posted a $1,000 reward for torching suspects in Rutland last Saturday, bringing total rewards to $1,660.
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Pomeroy
Rice
Co-Operative Po
Blackstone Coal Co
Rutland
Ohio official defends coal sources after West Virginia purchase
Columbus reports 18 killed as H C Cain, secretary of the city board of purchase, confirms the city bought 500 tons of West Virginia coal as an emergency measure following the Blackstone tipple fire at Rutland Ohio. He says all contracted coal is Ohio mined, but emergency needs dictated the WV purchase.
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Columbus
Ohio Coal
H. C. Cain
City Board of Purchase
West Virginia
Donahey
Ohio
Rutland
Preyed Upon Brothers In Church Pulpit
The Rev. William E. Rutledge 68 a retired Baptist minister and editor faced bond after being accused of drawing about 2000 clergy into a half million dollar oil fraud. He denied intent to defraud and called the collapse bad luck as stockholders nationwide mostly ministers faced the Economy Of Company of Kirkwood Missouri.
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ST. Louis
William E. Rutledge
Rutledge
Ohio
Curry
Ohio Brisk Showers Drench State Overnight
Ohio experienced widespread thundershowers across the state last night with measurements around 1.03 inches reported by the weather bureau. The storm brought notable rainfall and clouded skies over Columbus as well.
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Columbus
Troops Break Up Reading Ku Klux Klan Clashes
Tombs of tear gas bombs and gunfire marked a confrontation at a Franklin Junction Klan gathering. State troops and police separated 400 hooded Klansmen from 700 antis injuring about 35, with two Klansmen arrested for attacking officers.
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Reading
Mass
Reading Square
Woburn Court
Smith Farm
Franklin Junction
Andover
Dover
River rises little as last night’s rain subsides
A brief downpour of six-tenths of an inch followed a wind storm. The East Bridge station reports the river rising under two inches this morning, suggesting only a small chance of a higher stage. Farmers fear a subsequent dry spell after this spell of rain.
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C. N. France
East Bridge
France
Fillin station bandit adds robbery to record
Police in Columbus on August 13 intensified the hunt for the Gilver MFiash filling station robber who held up attendant Howard Gabriel and escaped with 46 dollars.
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Columbus
Howard Gabriel
Gilver Mfiash
White Ribboners Probe 91st Birthday Controversy
Darien Connecticut August 13 91 year old Nathan Douchy celebrates with whisky and tobacco and rejects Prohibition. Wife led group seeks to investigate his longevity arguing his habits prove nothing. Douchy criticizes modern reform and jokes about aging and leisure activities.
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Darien
Conn
Naan
Alicia Cummings
Connecticut
Douchy
Miners Led by Blizzard Start WV Federation Outing
Seventy eight miners from Logan mine headed by William Blizzard left Huntington in a car caravan for Charleston to attend a federation of labor meeting. Blizzard claimed miners were not given a fair deal and said they will stay out until their demands are met.
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Huntington
W. Va
William Blizzard
Logan Mine War Fame
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Charleston
Blizzard
Miners Split from Convention in Southern West Virginia
The action leaves about 15,000 union miners in Southern West Virginia without organized leadership. John R. Easton of Williamson is named president of the state federation, with officers Harry Norington Wheeling Joseph N. Diggs Fairmont Mrs C A Reilly Charleston Ralph Aieliio Monongah Fred Stubbs Fairmont as vice presidents and Brooks Watson Clarksburg as secretary treasurer.
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Bmgszard
West Virginia
John R. Easton
Williamson
Harry Norington
Wheeling
Joseph N. Diggs
Fairmont
C.A. Reilly
Charleston
Ralph Aieliio
Monongah
Fred Stubbs
Brooks Watson
Clarksburg
Mystery Marks Roxbury Killings Shocks Boston Area
George H. Curtis a railroad ticket agent and his wife were killed in their Roxbury home with their two children wounded. Dorothy Curtis 18 the sole survivor told police her mother had been acting strangely. The family included George H. Curtis 45, his wife 45, son George 20 and daughter Margaret 7. Dorothy awoke to revolver shots.
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Boston
George H. Curtis
New York
New Haven
George H
Ijr
Margaret
George
Ohio Plans Ten Million for New Highways Across State
Columbus reports 1926 highway allocations for new construction total $16,228,998.03 with $10,238,998.03 slated for construction beyond $11,000,000 state maintenance budget. Funds to be combined with county shares under varied cost splits. list of specific contracts and inter-county, federal, and main market allocations totals $122,824.35 for numerous routes and small contracts.
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Columbus
State Department
Pornte
Athon
Hockingport
Athens-McArthur
Athens-Marietta
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Monday Creek
McConnelsville
Athens
Meiga
Ft. Recovery - Minster
Pomeroy-Marietta
Middleport
Mcarthur
Vinton
Hocking
New Straiteville
McArthur-Logan
Washington
Athens - Marietta
Ohio River Road
Ohio River
Blind rug maker key to color by touch in London
A blind rug maker in London, who lost his sight ten years ago at age 40, demonstrates an extraordinary ability to distinguish almost any color or shade by touch and analogy.
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London
West Virginia coal rates cut by interstate commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a reduction in railroad rates on West Virginia low volatile coal to improve supply and affordability for households on the New England and Atlantic seaboard. Railroads serving West Virginia fields faced labor issues as sellers reacted to the price move.
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Washington
West Virginia
Interestate Commerce Commission
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Esgrlera
Mail men to handle produce in producer to consumer plan
Columbus rural carriers Watters and Stevenson authorized to carry and deliver butter eggs vegetables and milo under new experiment. The rate is 6 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each additional two pounds. Deliveries aimed the same day if possible.
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Columbus
Colum ‘Due
O. Watters
D. F. Stevenson
Poetmester Tivhetta
Situation Remains Same Says Lewis
Atlantic City August 13: John N. Lewis, International president of the United Mine Workers, moves to set up headquarters in Philadelphia. He says union officers plan talks with bituminous leaders and there has been no change in the wage controversy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
John N. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Missouri teen held for capital crime after car theft
Everett 17, from Wilmington Oklahoma, admits to plotting a robbery after being recruited by a classmate at a Kansas City school. Officials say a lift with a teacher led to a car theft and the body of A R Cianeon was found near Lamonte, Kansas. An inquest is planned as the youth faces charges in Missouri authorities.
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Kansas City
Everett
Wilmington
Okio
Sedalia
Roy Rucker
Petert County
A. R. Cianeon
Lodi
MN. Y
Lamonte
Mich
Garden City
Kne
Ohio
Henry Adams
Bhoy
Missouri
Sheree Brown
Kas
Jailbreak at Oregon State Prison Leaves 3 Fugitives Free
Salem Aug 13 Three prisoners fled Oregon State Prison during a dinner hour break and two guards plus one inmate died in the ensuing chaos. The convicts forced a hole in a top cell, reached the yard, raided the arsenal, and seized a Winches- P sie. A guard and two inmates were killed as the breakout sparked a manhunt.
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Salem
Ore
N An
Eesom
John Davidson
Iprigen
Kentucky bid scene in coal contract dispute
A circular from J B Gater of the Columbus Chamber outlines problems in securing coal for Kentucky power needs. The bid from Reliable Coal Columbus at 4.10 a ton was nearly matched but the Lick Run mine burned out delaying supply and forcing a higher price. The Columbus Chamber of Commerce criticizes the process and questions authority in the contract signing.
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Isc
Netwonville
Kentucky
Coal Opera
Columbus
J. B. Gater
Columbus Chamber
Hocking Valley Buestiene
Sg Board
Lick BR
Tom
Lick Run
Psus
Gisi
Furning Hocking Valley
General Wrike
Pett
Columbus Chas
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