Disarmament conference eyed to form new association of nations
United Press reports July 13 that Japan and Italy had not replied to President Harding’s invitation but officials expect acceptance. A new four power treaty among the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan may be drafted for a practical association of nations potentially lowering arms and guiding Pacific and global questions under open door and equal opportunity principles.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
Italy
Harding
Cept
Association of Nations
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
France
Pacific
Seccretary of
Hughes
Budget Head Real Man With Two Big Plums
Washington July 13 The July sun hot but political hopefuls push booming bids. The front one is Hell and Maria Dawes, budget director and business manager of the government. Boosters call him a two-fisted, plain talker poised for future national prominence and a GOP nomination after Harding.
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Hell-and-Marie Dawes
Hell-and-Maria
Uncle Sam
Congress
Federal
Hell and Maria
Warren G. Harding
Dawes
Billy Sunday
T. K
New Navy Flying Test Under Way at Newport News
A new naval test session begins as the G-102 destroyer, seen off Newport News, awaits bombing by Langley Field aircraft. Ninety bombs will be dropped to sink the destroyer, with further gun-fire trials and planned attacks on the cruiser Frankfurt and battleship Ostfriesland next week.
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VU. S. S. Henderson
Newport News
Navy
Kaiser’s Navy
Langley Field
Frankfurt
Ostfriesland
Elks Meet Tonight at 7 30 Club Rooms
All Elks are requested to meet in club rooms at 7 30 tonight. Members of committees urged to present.
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Elks
Save Money on Your Laundry
The piece promotes economizing laundry work through proper soap lye and powders and mentions a free Home Laundry Booklet from the Agriculture Department. It invites readers to send name and address with two cents for return postage to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Washington Information Bureau.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Governor Len Small Faces Grand Jury Indictment Prospect
Evidence in San Gamon County Illinois shows possible charges that Governor Small withheld public funds during his term as state treasurer. The governor denies the accusations as the grand jury continues its proceedings.
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Len Small
Sangamon County
Illinois
Small
Dayton Boy Enigma 10 Court Officer in Juvenile Case
In Dayton Ohio the fate of Willie Stevenson aged 9 hangs on a final juvenile court hearing led by Judge R W Baggott. He has admitted to killing playmate Henry Blevins but denies the charge in court. Co-defendants Vincent Hall and George Bayham, both 9, face detention as details unfold.
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Dayton
Willie Stevenson
Henry Blevins
R. W. Baggott
Vincent Hall
George Bayham
Hall
Willie
George
Baggott
Vincent
Henry
Bimm
Honey Harvest Expected From Athens Bee Expert
Athens beekeeper Dr W A Matheny of Ohio University predicts a harvest over a ton this year from the county's largest hive operation. He notes an unusual season with delayed activity early on, followed by a rapid rush that boosted production and daily shipment of queen bees nationwide.
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Athens
W. A. Matheny
Ohio University
Dr. Matheny
Elk drill teams clash in final at Exposition Park
In Los Angeles on July 13 the best Elk drill teams faced final competition at Exposition Park after yesterday's preliminaries. Honors were at stake as winners from the earlier round competed for top honors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Exposition Park
Munson Liner Callao Docked at Hoboken After Missing
Safe in port now New York reports the Munson liner Callao, missing last week amid pirate fears, has docked at Hoboken on Tuesday confirming its safe arrival.
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New York
Munson
Callao
Hoboken
Nation League to yield on disarmament to Washington talks
Paris reports say the League of Nations must yield the disarmament issue to the Washington conference called by President Harding. French press lauds Briand's acceptance of Harding's invitation while warning America’s absence limits real League progress. The Geneva dispatch notes Japan’s pessimism about cordial ties.
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United Press
Paris
League of Nations
Washington
Harding
League
Briand
Geneva
The
Journal
America
Japan
Senate Debates On Pacific Question To Open Soon
Washington July 18 The Pacific question will be aired in the senate as leaders prepare for a conference of powers allied with President Harding. Over the next two weeks several senators including Johnson of California and McCormick of Illinois plan speeches on the Pacific situation. McCormick has prepared materials on Anglo Japanese treaties and documents, plus evidence of Japan's Shan tung activities. Some senators view the coming conference as presenting Great Britain with a choice between an unofficial partnership with the United States or an official alliance with Japan.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate
Harding
United States
Johnson
California
McCormick
Japan
Shantung
Germany
Great Britain
Bankers to Talk of Protection at Ohio Convention
Ohio Bankers' Association opens a three day convention in Cleveland with bankers from across the state. Focus lies on improved banking conditions and organized measures to counter bank robberies, which outnumbered bank failures about six to one in recent years. about 40 robberies occurred last year while six failures were reported.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Ohio
O O F Lodge Sereno 479 Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Sereno Lodge No 479 of the I O O F Friday evening at 730 Installation of officers planned Refreshments will be served Large attendance desired Chief officer Geo Minnemeyer Noble Grand date 7 13 8
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GEO, Minnemeyer
N. G
Irish peace talks to open in London at Downing Street
The Irish peace negotiations will formally open tomorrow with Premier Lloyd George and Hamon De Valera meeting at 10 Downing Street in London. Officials announced the first session is set for 4 30 p m local time.
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London
Lloyd George
Hamon de Valera
Downing Street
Arrest of 16 year old for brother’s death in West Virginia
Anthony Haught aged 16 was arrested in Sistersville West Virginia for the murder of his brother Ernie 19 stabbed three times in the abdomen with a pen knife The arrest occurred during Ernie’s funeral The family says the stabbing may have been accidental claiming they were at dinner at the time of the incident
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Sistersville
W. Va
United Press
Anthony Haught
Ernie
Anthony
Haught
Dempsey Carpentier Bout Sets Boxing Records in New York
New York reports 75,328 paid spectators for the Dempsey Carpentier bout. Gate receipts excluding war tax total $1,552,422.15 with detailed seat sales across multiple price levels.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Columbus chosen for 1922 Odd Fellows encampment
Columbus was chosen for the 1922 encampment of Ohio Odd Fellows here today after the installation of officers in Canton Ohio.
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Columbus
Canton
Ohio Odd Fellows
Shoes at five francs and they last forever
Paris reports a Lyons area invention a worker claims uses a fireproof alloy to produce shoes costing five francs per pair. The design promises durable light pairs weighing about three and a half ounces with construction so simple a child can assemble them.
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Paris
United Press
Lyons
Four major amendments threaten Fordney tariff bill
Washington dispatch notes four large amendments to the Fordney tariff bill as it opens to changes Friday. They include ending the embargo on dyes made domestically, removing duties on crude and fuel oil, adding seven cents per pound on cotton with higher cotton manufacture duties, and imposing a duty on hides with a compensatory duty proposed for boots and shoes.
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Washington
Fordney
Western
Irish peace talks begin as Smuts leads informal talks
The Irish peace negotiations open with Sinn Fein delegates meeting British officials in London. Smuts takes a lead role in pre conference conversations while Ulster leader Sir James Craig vows to defend Ulster’s cause as the formal talks set for 10 Downing Street. De Valera Griffith Stack O Neill Bartin Plunkett head the Irish delegation as they stay with the Irish Self Determination League near Buckingham Palace.
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Chas. M. McCann
United Press
Lonlon
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein Delegan
Smuts
South Africa
James Craig
Belfast
Battle of the Boyne
Downing Street
Ulster
Craig
Eammon de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Austin Stack
Richard Bartin
Laurence
JAPAN Warns League Over Anglo-Japanese Pact Procedure
Torio July 12 Delayed Japan notifies the League of Nations that if any issue arises under the Anglo-Japanese alliance inconsistent with the league’s procedure, the league will prevail in resolving it.
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Torio
Japan Today
League of Nations
League
Bombs Hit Former German Destroyer Off Virginia Coast
Army planes sank the former German destroyer G 102 after bombing her for one hour and seventeen minutes off Hampton Roads near Newport News Virginia. Other former German ships expected to be attacked in coming days.
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Henderson
Newport News
United Press
Hampton Roads
Sewer Gas Takes Life of Another
Miles W. Marple died from sewer gas while working on Wednesday in Columbus Ohio. A companion who inhaled the gas was in serious condition. Marple descended a thirty foot manhole and collapsed. Earl G. Vines tried to rescue him and was overcome by gas. Two St Mary's workers had died yesterday in a similar incident.
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Columbus
Miles W. Marple
Marple
Earl G. Vines
St. Mary’s
Weather forecast for eastern territory shows little change
Washington reports little change in temperatures for the next 36 hours across the region east of the Mississippi. Local thundershowers are probable tonight and Thursday in the South Atlantic and east Gulf states.
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Washington
Mississippi
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Cafeteria Dinner Planned by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will host a cafeteria dinner tomorrow evening at 5 30 in the church basement. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Japs Not Ready to Make EPL 70 Ma Harding Plan
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign office reiterates support for disarmament but refuses to state Japan’s position on the Harding proposal. While the press and public favor Japan joining the conference, political leaders seek clarity on the conference scope before committing.
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Harding
Herbert W. Kinney
United Press
Tokio
Baron Uchida
Japan
Penrose Links War Debt Refund To Soldier Bonus Action
Washington July 13 Senator Penrose chairman of the senate finance committee said refunding of the 10 billion allied war debts to the United States must be settled before the soldier bonus bill can be enacted. He cited President Harding’s message urging tax reductions and called a finance committee meeting to consider broad powers for Secretary Mellon in refunding allied loans. Democratic opposition to shelving the bonus bill continued in the senate.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Senator Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
M Harding
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Secretary Mellon
Harding
Irish Truce Broken Again Riots Erupt in Belfast
In Belfast on July 13 rioting broke out on Vere Street shattering the truce. Two constables and three civilians were wounded as clashes flared, signaling renewed unrest amid the ceasefire.
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Belfast
Vere Street
Installation of officers at Charles Thomas Lodge No.739
Jacksonville I O O F activation notice for Charles Thomas Lodge 739 on Saturday at 7 30 PM with refreshments served. Jesse McHenry secretary announces event details and attendance.
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Charles Thomas Lodge
Jacksonville
Jesse McHenry
Married Life Be Bared in Cleveland Trial
Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber faces testimony on alleged abuse and insanity claims in the murder trial of her husband Dan Kaber. Her brother Charles Brickel is questioned over his mother Mary Brickel who is also indicted. A courtroom scene includes Mrs Kaber's collapse during testimony as defense argues lifelong insanity.
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Cleveland
Catherine Eva Kaber
Charles Brickel
Cleveland, O
Dan Kaber
Rather
British leadership clash over Washington arms talks
The Times reports intense opposition within circles to Lloyd George leading the British delegation to the Washington disarmament conference. Viscount Curzon is pictured as undesirable for his manner and incapacity, while Lloyd George faces distrust among European statesmen. The Times supports opening the conference on Armistice Day but warns against prejudicing the talks.
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ED. L. Keen
United Press
London
Lloyd
Washington
the Times
Europe
Aste
Mutual confidence key to disarmament talks says Viscount Northcliffe
Viscount Northcliffe told United Press that the disarmament conference hinges on mutual trust among nations. He warned that without straightforward honest dealing the talks will fail and praised President Harding for inviting world powers to seek peace.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
Viscount Northcliffe
United Press Today
Harding
America
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