Briand Wins Confidence Vote Over Reparations Plan
Paris May 31 The French Senate backed Premier Briand 277 to 8 on a confidence vote tied to the reparations settlement. The debate focused on budgets and recoverables from Germany with M Hery pressing to refer London decisions to finance and foreign committees. Briand defended honoring London agreements and resisting demands beyond the Reparations Commission award, warning France would be forced to arms if Ruhr occupation occurred.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate Today
Briand
Germany
M. Hery
London
France
M. Briand
Ruhr
Explosion at Aberdeen Army proving grounds kills two
Two soldiers died and 13 people were injured in an Aberdeen Maryland explosion after a 50 pound bomb rolled off a plane and was struck by its rudder. Among the injured are three officers and several service members from the Air Service and Ordnance units.
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Army Proving Grounds
Baltimore
Aberdeen
A. W. Sherman
E. H. Grinnell
14Th Bombing Squadron
Air Service
Joseph E. Hall
New Haven
Hall
Mr. Herr
Burrell Not In Business In Dispute With Howlett Newcomb
Former State Treasurer Fred J. Burrell of Medford and Frank O. Howlett of Winchester face an accounting suit by Warren L. Newcomb of Fitchburg over the Howlett & Newcomb advertising firm. Judge Lawton orders a special master to determine the financial details and reports the findings to the court. Burrell contends no partnership existed and that he operated the business under Howlett & Newcomb with Newcomb’s permission to avoid his own name in the spotlight. The matter stems from Burrell’s brief advertising venture while in office. A separate advertisement promotes Morsford's Acid Phosphate as a tonic for summer exhaustion.
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Fred J. Burrell
Medford
Frank O. Howlett
Winchester
Warren L. Newcomb
Fitchburg
Howlett & Newcomb
Burrell
Lawton
Newcomb
Howlett
Fair trial promised for Sacco and Vanzetti in Dedham
Judge Webster Thayer reassures Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti of a fair impartial trial in Dedham Superior Court for the Parmenter and Berardelli murders. Jurors questioned on labor union influence, with 12 examined. only 3 chosen after long deliberation as defense motions and demurrers filed.
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Dedham
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Webster Thayer
Frederick A. Parmenter
Slater & Morrill Shoe Co
South Braintree
Alessandro Berardelli
Thayer
William F. Goss
Quincy
Frederick G. Katzman
Harry Studley
Goss
Studley
Vanzetti
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