France Eases Tension Over Upper Silesia Dispute
London reports indicate Britain and France have reduced friction over the Upper Silesia settlement process. A planned supreme council meeting on Thursday is expected to discuss a joint approach. Paris signals willingness to defer troop dispatch if Britain joins France in pressuring Germany for reparations. Berlin has shown readiness to back the demand.
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London
Silesia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Auprone Council
Gary
Berlin
Pooncal
King George Repudiation Sparks British Press Storm
London dispatches report a sensational repudiation claim involving King George and Parliament. Prime Minister Lloyd George read a denial from the King denying a fabricated New York interview about Irish policy.
Boston transcription greets unclear revenue term
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with phrases about revenue and activity involving girls, offering no coherent event or names. The readable portion is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or a definite news item for a proper summary.
Duties Too Severe Pay Too Small
Washington dispatch reports Edger Clark resigning as Interstate Commerce Commission chair after a long tenure since 1906 to ease strain and secure family support. President Harding appoints Frederick S. Cox of East Orange, New Jersey, to succeed him and enter a firm practicing commerce law in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Edger
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
Warhington
Commission
Frederick S. Cox
East Orange
Na dl
New York
Admirable Premier Wives Draw Laughs in London Luncheon
Mary Astor praised the wives of imperial premiers at a luncheon by the British Women’s Patriotic League. She joked she would like to be a prime minister’s wife for the chance to get things done, noting that such wives keep their husbands in line and speak frankly to them.
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London
Mary Astor
British Women's Patriotic League
Lloyd Cheorge
Dominion
Lloyd George
Yellowstone bear again holds up motorists on lake road
Yellowstone Park reports the famed bear Jesse James is active again near the Thumb on Lake Yellowstone. The bear blocks the road until fed by drivers, then ambles away. Park naturalist M. P. Skinner notes the pattern continues, with over 100 tourists reporting being held up.
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Yellowstone Walk
Wyo
Yellowston
Elever
M. P. Skinner
Jensenner
Thumb
Lake Yellowstone
Port Hein
Typhoid Epidemic Traced to Milk in Woonsocket
Woonsocket health officials meet to stop a typhoid outbreak traced to milk sources. The city reports 15 cases, hospitalizations rise, and measures have barred a milk dealer from selling milk pending further action. The outbreak began last Sunday with increasing cases and worsening patient conditions.
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Woonsocket
R.tl
Harty
Woensocke Hospital
Serigie
Refuge in Cannon Leads to Fort Warden Tragedy
A roughly legible wartime fragment reports a girl found at daybreak inside a cannon at Fort Warden after an incident at sea port. The text references injuries, a gun, and military figures as investigators outline what happened to the unidentified young woman.
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Townsend
Dedy
Suis O'Brien
Moaing
Vanek
Fort Warden
Military
Loriten
Beryl Rile
Threatened Strike In Lawrence As Workers Demand Higher Pay
Lawrence July 1 workers at the Mumb ore and steamitters notified today they demand 25 cents an hour raise, with a wage offer of 4 cents rejected. They voted last night to break from the Building Trades Committee and act independently in a pending labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Mare
Americans Freed as Hoover Aid Accepted for Russia
Riga July 30 AP: Marguerite Harrison reports that an American newspaper correspondent from Baltimore among Americans held prisoner in Russia has been released and arrived in Riga. Hoover’s offer to aid Russia with famine relief in exchange for freeing all American prisoners has been accepted, with immediate negotiations to set terms for relief work and prisoner release.
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Riga
Associated Press
Marguerite Pi. Harrison
Baltimore
Russia
Italy
Associated
Preas
Herbert Hoover
Rosta
Moscow
Tao Kameneff
American Relief Association
Brown
Bigneil
Kameneft
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
K. Hoover
Williams College hosts institute round table on new frontiers
The Institute of Politics at Williams College opened a four week session chaired by Chief Jhelion William Howant Taft. Ten members discussed World War I changes with Harvard dean Charles N. Haskins and Col. Lawrence Martin guiding a round table on The New Frontiers in Western Europe and the Near East. Seven other round tables planned to begin next week. Viscount James Bryce will lecture on International Relation of the Old World States and war causes and prevention.
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Williamstown
Mascury
Institute of Politics
Williams College
Jhelion William Howant Taft
Ite
Charles N. Haskina
Pees Techeol
Harvard
Lawrence Martin
Washington
Institute
Europe
Near East
Viscount James Bryce
Unite States
Crown releases Higgins in detainments amid appeals
Dublin reports the government deciding to release John Higgins and Patrick Higgins who faced charges connected with contempt of court and other orders. The moves come as part of ongoing appeals concerning their cases and related military actions, with surrounding tensions noted in the press.
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Dublin
John 2
Eaan
Vatrick Higgins
Labeas
Poverement
Kean
Higgins
Egan
Churh
Northcliffe Plans Westward Ten Day World Tour
Northcliffe indicates a ten day westward tour beginning in Weekinetan with aims to visit Warewurer and Tents. The move follows a period of travel and signals intent to showcase work and engage audiences across new markets.
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Seo York
Jety
Mount Assiniboine tragedy ends in wife rescue
Mrs. W. E. Stone survived eight days on a perilous ledge after her husband, former Purdue president Dr. Stone, fell 5,000 feet on Mount Assiniboin near Spray Falls Alberta. A search party heard her voice, guiding a cautious ascent that led to her rescue.
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Spray Falls
Alberta
W. E. Stone
Mount Eanon
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Mr. Stone
Dr. Stone
Stone
Becauen
Mrs. Stone
Mount Assiniboin
Matterhorn
Canadian Rockies
Malicious propaganda sparks run on Boston bank
Boston’s city police report a bank run at the Five Cent Savings caused by alleged foreign element agitation. Deputy Superintendent Evens says propaganda urged withdrawals. officers organized crowd control as the bank remained open. A cash shortage and rapid withdrawal fears spread among locals.
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Boston
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Yeateniny
Innieve
Thomas Evens
Hosten Police
Avaria
NCIS
Amd
Dove End
School Street
Bank Cermmiesinnar
Eeph Allen
Hosta
Airplanist Haled To Court For Endangering Passengers
An airman is brought to court to answer charges of endangering people beneath a plane during stunts. Court appearance follows reports of risky aerial maneuvers attracting crowds and warnings from local authorities. The case involves alleged reckless operation of an aircraft and potential public safety violations.
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M. Hhapnes
Hereve Bearh
Sane
Four Bandits Rob Mail Train Near Pittsburgh
Four bandits boarded the Manhattan Limited west of Pittsburgh at Candandra and rifled a mail bag after wounding a mail clerk A J Lantz. They climbed onto the engine tender during a stop, fired shots in the mail car, then rode to Cassandus before vanishing. A mail bag was later found slit open with contents removed.
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Pittsburgh
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Candandra
O'Clork
A. J. Lantz
Wanedeseca
Galliwo
Httle
Cassandus
Powers Denied Shot as Essex Junction Arrest Occurs
L Powers known in New England and Canada racing circles was arrested in Essex Junction and jailed in Chittenden county. A warrant by State's Attorney Morton charged him with keeping intoxicating liquor for sale without a federal permit. Details say the liquor charge dates to May 28. Powers, once tied to the Russell House on Main Street, denied the shooting story circulating in Burlington. Weary searches found no firearms. Powers, advised by counsel YG Webster, remained silent at arrest.
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L. Powers
Nck
Powers
Burlington
Juyr
Essex Junction
Chittenden County
EM. Morton
New England
Canada
Russell
Lower Main Street
Burclington
Canati
YG. Webster
Carapades
Essex
Queen City
Bovton
Montres
Formal Peace Treaty Expected Soon in Berlin Talks
Berlin reports the German foreign office believes three weeks of negotiations between American commissioner Ellie Lorine Diesel and German officials have progressed enough to justify confidence a formal peace treaty between Germany and the United States could be concluded soon. The German cabinet backs the American stance as the talks align with the U.S. participation in the war.
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Berlin
Ellie Lorine Diesel
Hs Fo Min Leter
Carhelen
Bern
Germany
United States
America
Mystery surrounds Santa Barbara woman’s death at pier
A New York woman, Mrs Charles Slaw, visiting Santa Barbara, died after a fall from a pier while at a hotel event. Fire crews responded as she landed near the water. witnesses recall a quick collapse and attempts to aid her before medical help arrived.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Wirthan
Charles Slawwo
New York Ciy
Fesb
Slashed and shot in New Bedford quarrel over money
In New Bedford Massachusetts at 4 30 am Jacintho Correra 46 living at 307 Shaw street killed his mother in law by slashing her twice and wounded his wife slashing her arms before shooting himself in the breast all three victims taken to St Luke's hospital where the two women are expected to recover Correra father of eight children seven by a former wife and one with his current spouse
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New Bedford
Mass
Jacintho Correra
Shaw Street
Mary Viera
Tovice
Maric Coriera
Stauke's Hospital
Coriera
Gladys Strong
de Rence
Mike Princes Gitehell
Connecticut
Hare Smith
Jessie Watkins
Insurance Commissioner's Officer
Manchester
S. H
Supreme Court
Hartese
Vermont
American Bar Associalion Mineo Gleaner Biles of
Woodmount
Coen
Gladys Bassett
Missouri
H. P. Sheldon
Veer College
OP Sheldon
Gene
Canaan
Sheldon
Temaritt Dickerman Nomeey A
East Granville
Secretary of Hate
Still No Trace Of Ralph Sanborn
Chelsea July 90 searchers extended efforts today for Ralph Sanborn a young farmer who vanished from his Washington road home Thursday afternoon His horse and wagon with a gun case were found in an abandoned barn on Washington Heights His wife Mrs Sanborn fears he may have died by his own hand after a note left him she believed he would never be seen again Some locals doubt suicide and expect further developments as officials and residents continued the search in considerable numbers.
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London
Mente
Llnyd George
House of
Lord Northettie
Tandan’ Times
King George
Loyd
England
Ireland
New York
H. Wick
Steed
London Times
America
Lord Northcliffe
Engand
Englash
Northcliffe
Washington
Lord Stamfordham
Lord Northcliffe Cone
Iage Northcliffe
Seis
Belfast
Uwe
Lord Northcaiife
Daily Mail
Ant
Snorthcliffe
Liew George
Warbington
Lingd George
Lord Sorthcliff
the Herald
Willy Quabble
Chelsea
Ralph Sanborn
Washington Road
Taylor Brothers
Washington Heights
Sanborn
Sonate
Short weight on ice case lands in state’s attorney hands
Hiram N. Davis, who returned to Montpelier from Newport, reports short weight in Newport ice deliveries. He has submitted the case to the state's attorney and condemned the Davis Coal and Transfer Co scales for past use and inaccurate weighing.
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Newport
Hiram N. Davis
Montpelier
Davis Coal and Transfer Company
Uer
Montpelier Man Pleads Not Guilty in Reported Accident Case
W A Wood of Waterbury, a state hospital chef, pleads not guilty to failing to report an accident connected to Louis Emmons' son in Montpelier on a Saturday night. Hearing scheduled for August. Other notes include officials, court delegates, and varied local items from Vermont and nearby regions.
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A. Wood
W. A. Wood
Waterbury
State Hospital
Mately
Louis Emmons
Montpelier
Wood
Randolphs Stolen Safe Is Found
Randolph July 20 Slow but sure evidence points to a band of criminals terrorizing Vermont with bold robberies. Detectives Hodge and Given recovered the safe stolen from Randolph depot on June 4 on the road to Bolton Mountain after an axe was found near it. The safe weighed about 140 pounds and most contents were taken including about 385. Hallock, who had his axe stolen, may identify suspects. The depot theft involved a ruse at baggage and office, then the thieves drove off with the safe. Officials hold definite information to be released.
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Randolph
Vermont
G. J. Hodge
Central
George Given
American Ramseay Express Co
Jogeing
Griffiths’ Whill
Bolton Mountain
Aafe
Wafe
Chittenden County
Philip Hallock
Waterbury
Hallock
Ti Woodpile
Mandolph
Hatlock Pliow
Obituary for Israel Le Wend Weed in Barre area
The community mourns Israel Le Wend Weed son of Loyal Bancroft Weed died after a long illness. He lived in Washington and Orange before settling in Barre where he was an active church member. He leaves his wife Clara Pike, a son Walter and their families. Funeral services were held with local clergy presiding and interment at Pimamat cemetery. The family thanks friends for prayers and support during their loss.
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Israel le Wend
Loweratul Raty
Orange
Tn Dickey
Washington
Kimi Willey
Topshad
Walter
Clara Pike
Cela
Comerngat Pelebitreh
Barre
Ems m
Worrioes
Howe
F. Stanley
Patteren
Carrere Amt
Pimamat
Mr. Marsh
Cerrall Laynh
J. A. Foes
Orme Willey
South Nyegate
Representation Made to Governor Witness Companies
A report notes that two defense companies in Brattleboro and Rutland were sent into a troubled area upon a representation to the governor. The move underscores ongoing efforts to mobilize local industries for regional security duties amid unsettled conditions.
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Overmont National Gu
Brattleboro
Rutland
Paper mill strike triggers guard at Champlain Realty camp
Disturbances over a strike by Champlain Realty company workers led state troops to a Brattleboro area village and North Walpole across the Connecticut river. Two company trucks crossed the river to set a camp, crowds followed, riot act read, one man arrested, deputies on guard, and orders issued for additional troops from Brattleboro and Rutland.
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Hollows Palls
Leoneard F. Wing
Rutland
Champlain Realty Company
International Paper Company
Brattleborn
Ruthland
Shute
North Walpole
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Vilelage
Sheri Wellman
Brattleboro
Wellman
Harold E. Whitnes
Hartness
Heattletters
Ruth Moon
Adjutant General Heads to Bellows Falls Shooting Sparks Clarification
Adjutant General Jidemenn leaves Montpellier for Bellows Falls to review conditions after a Friday afternoon shooting in Bennington County near the Connecticut River. Eleven shots fired sparked a national civil and military tension involving Rutland Company A and Montpelier units under Maj. Lo Whitman.
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Jidemenn
Generel
Montpellier
Bellows Malla
New Hampshire
Tadeen
Vermont
Tee River
National Civand
Rutland
Majpe
Wita
Rathod
Tyte
Treope
Rhode Island Men Suspected in Shooting Disturbance
Police report a shooting incident involving Rhode Island men near a car theft scene. Officers recovered damaged liquor and vehicle plates. several suspects escaped after an exchange that included a chase and minor collisions. No injuries confirmed, but deputies pursued possible culprits through Riverton and nearby areas.
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State Automobile Departeent
Rhode
Mont Peters
Mr Cree
Cheney Acre
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King
Edgar E. Clark
Jesse James
Squata
Wooncocket
Martford
Marguerite E. Harrison
Charles N. Haskins
CROWN
Vareourer
Jack” Powers
Palse
Charles Slawson
New York City
Bellows Falls
New Bedford, Mass
Washington-Chelsea Road
Bolton Moun
Tain
Ashington
Israel
L. Wood
Membad
Clara P. Weel
Walter Wied
International Paper Co
Rhode Island
Liquor Acres
Richford
Geller
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