Disarmament Talks Advance Amid U S Senate Hope
The article reports Senate remarks on arms reduction and calls for a productive settlement. Senators Swanson and Now express cautious optimism that a conference will ease tensions, favor quick action from major powers, and strive for a naval focused discussion. President Harding and Secretary Hughes push formal inquiries to the London talks as British suggestions flow in.
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Eauestigg
Audh & Conferanes
United States
Europe
Harding
Hughes
Foreign Office
State Department
King George
George Harvey
London
Potomac
Naval Holiday Debate and World Armament Talks
A disjointed analysis notes that a naval holiday is unlikely while U S battle cruiser programs lag and allied powers Britain and Japan hold modern ships. The piece stresses ongoing American naval buildup and frames renewed high level talks as crucial to Harding’s far eastern policy plus potential disarmament conferences in Washington.
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England
Japan
United States
Far East
Harding Foreign
Woodrow
Wilson
Association of Nations
United States Senate
Premiers discuss peace near Chequers amid rumors
Report notes annual gathering of leaders, including Masay and Hug gha, at the Chequers estate. The story concentrates on rumors surrounding politicians while praising early strides toward peace. Observers weigh hopes for lasting accord against uncertain political dynamics.
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Oere
Smuts
Idinselt
Thareypon
Lie
Masay
Huggha
Chequers
Tha Nator
Grant Atridea
State auditor bill to consolidate audits eyed by senator
Senator Manson said a bill to consolidate audits across state departments and create a state auditor office will be introduced this week. He argued it will reduce costs by combining audits in education inspector, game and fish, and other departments, with audits required annually. The measure aims for passage this week.
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Frank Marison
Sonator
Department of Game and Fish
Manson
Inter-Lake Yacht and Power Boat Regatta Opens
Yachts and power boats gathered for the Inter-Lake Yacht association regatta with representation from nearly every Great Lakes city. Tomorrow’s program features power boat races at 2 p.m. under the International Power Boat union rules. Gar Wood of Detroit drew attention among fast craft as sailing classes begin Tuesday morning following last year’s Erie Put-in-Bay event on July 10.
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Erie
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Ste
Hughes Seeks Open Door in Far East Trade Tangle
Washington July 10 United News staff correspondent reports a new push by Secretary Hughes for closer Chinese American trade cooperation. A possible commercial understanding behind a widened open door policy aims to boost American access to China's natural resources, with Britain backing a conference to discuss disarmament and broader Pacific questions. Secretary Hughes personally backs wireless operations in China and a bill to allow American firms to operate under U. S. law, strengthening constitutional grounds for foreign commerce. A Chinese government-backed effort to revive the Anglo American consortium signals renewed open door activity, while Hoover also advocates expanding American Chinese commerce amid potential alliance impacts.
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Britain
A. BE. Johnson
United News
Eglindon
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
London
Harding
Europe
Far Eost
Lloyd George
Washington
Japan
China
Dominion
Meighan
Canada
Ralph H. Turner
International
Gillance
Far East
oPeead
Orient
Inma
State ‘Department
State Department
Hughes
Denmark
Peronal. Internat
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thun Hughes
Supreme Court
Aifs
HKS
Hoover
Belfast Rioting Intensifies Amid Fighting On Streets
Reports from Belfast describe arming in the streets with gunfire at North Street and Millfield as Orangemen and republicans clash. Fires are discovered in the affected area and widespread church parades mark the twelfth of July demonstrations. In London, Lloyd George and Eamon de Valera are expected to meet this week to discuss terms for a possible Irish settlement.
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Belfast
Eal: Echees
Armorea
Unionista
North Street
Shankhill Road
Millfield
London
Associated Press
Lloyd-George
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyn-George
de Valera
Ireland
de ‘Valera
Sriah
Firat
Traland
Ahaa
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Fragmentary text about a termination and statue
A damaged OCR fragment mentions termination and a statue but provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to identify. The readable bits show disjoint terms possibly referencing a legal or memorial context but lack concrete details.
Asheville Hotels Advertise Rates for Summer Guests
The letters compare rates from Grove Park Inn Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs and Battery Park Hotel Asheville 1921 as lodging options. Double rooms with bath range from about 7 to 14 dollars daily per person or 65 to 115 dollars weekly. single rooms from 38 to 69 dollars weekly with meals offered on American or table d hote plans.
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Sefai Iith
Grove
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Homestead
Greenbrier
Battery Park
Manor
Poland Springs
Mt. Washington
Briarcliff
Poland
Spring House Booth
Spring House
Ashevilly, NG
Maviers
Bath
Homestead Hot Springs
Brigrolift
Westchester Hills
Hudson River
Gearborough
M Central
Grand
Central Station
Dar
Ferard Tovraten
Briarclift
Mount Washington
Mountain Washington
Battery’ Park
E. W. Grove
St. ‘Louis, January 1Sland Under the Management of Mr. Wilbur Devendorf
Ashevill Country Club
Chicago
Fillmore Estate
Pisgat National “'Forest
Chimney -Reck
Mary
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Tera
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