Britain Offers to Cancel Claims to Aid France
A note from the British government outlines willingness to surrender Britain’s share of German reparations if a broader Anglo-French settlement can be reached. It states Britain would abandon all further rights to German reparations and repayment by Allies only within a general, agreed plan. The note emphasizes not seeking more than necessary and stresses charges arose for wider Allied needs, not just Britain’s.
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Castoo
Great Britain
Pears
Skyeger
Britain
Pabeyrnce
France
United States
Germany
Tax claimants push for refunds after assessment errors
About 26 petitioners for a tax refund and reimbursement of interest and expenses appeared before the committee on claims in the city council chamber. Most claims concern nonpersonal matters, with only two for personal injuries from sidewalk falls. Petitioners were heard and reports will be presented at the council meeting next Monday night.
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Committee On Claims
Comet Council Chamber
Democratic Clu
Scott
Martin
Woman Dies on Train Near Putnam on Boston Bound Service
Mrs. Deilw McKean Prior of Putnam died suddenly this afternoon on a Boston train after leaving Hyreford hospital. She was on the way to a doctor when she collapsed. The body was removed from the train at the station.
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Putnam
Deilw McKean
Boston
Hyreford Hospital
Boetor
Community clubs plan second annual event at The Farm
More than 300 members and friends of Purity lodge White Shrine of Jerusalem and numerous fraternal groups announce the second annual gathering at The Farm Black Rock August 12 starting at 3 o'clock with a ground baseball game among local teams followed by hot dog contests sack races peanut hunts and other activities for children and adults including dances bowling and swimming in the pool the event promises a full afternoon of games and socializing in a rural setting.
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Purity Lodge
White Shrine of
Grgyo Avous & O
Long Leading in Missouri Primary
Long campaign letters urge defeating Reed as literacy and wartime policy accusations color the race. Reed attacks Hoover and laments League of Nations stance while Long defends price fixing by a commission. Mrs. Chaia Cia backs Reed amid dry wets division in Missouri Senate contest.
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Wisem
Missouri
Reed
Mr. Long
Wilson
Peed
Long
Red
Font
League of Nations
Wierconein
Jamey Thompson
Senate
Dan Heinsok
Lyrough
Fom A
Venns
Lone
Swanson Leading in Virginia Democratic U S Senate Race
Official returns from many precincts in Virginia show Senator Beneator A Swanson leading for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. Swanson registered substantial majorities in both urban and rural sections where returns were counted.
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Richmond
Gark
Beneator
A. Swanson
Wextmorelard Davis
United States
Swanson
Gathy
Southerland Heads List in West Virginia Primary
Charleston West Virginia August 1 Associated Press Senator Howard Sutherland maintained his lead for the Republican nomination in the statewide primary. Geddes trailed in the Wheeling area with preliminary figures showing Sutherland ahead in one precinct out of many. Oyler, a Democrat, was fading with 11 354 to 10 328 in early comparisons.
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Charleston
W. Va
Howard Sutherland
Aldmeit
United States
Fe. Geddes
Sutharlani
Wale Oyler
Xneey
Oklahoma City mayor tops primary returns
Oklahoma City officials report early primary results with J C Walton leading in Democratic gubernatorial race and Ti A Wilson ahead for superintendent of public instruction. In Congress race Becond Oklahoma district shows Miss Alice Mobertson leading over Gus Tineh with early returns from a subset of precincts. Manuel Hereick running third in Eighth district as Garber and Swindall totals appear.
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Oklahoma
City
Associated Frees
J. C. Walton
Parmur-Labor
Ti. A. Wilsen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wasson
Wilson
Thomas H. Owen
Aska
Finn
Alice Mobertson
Congress
Okahoma
Gus Tineh
Qed
Manuel Hereick
Eighth Distret
Heo
Thecoun
Wag Mi UC
Garber
Jiharies Swindall
Heres
Idaho Senator Proposes General Tariff Inquiry
Idaho Senator Tih chairing agricultural tariff committee announced in the Senate he will introduce a resolution to investigate interests of all Senators in tariff schedules. The inquiry aims to reveal ties to wool rates and metropolitan press opposition to the tariff bill amid medical and agricultural policy debates.
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Idaho
Ington. Aux
Tih
N Agriculural
Senate
Vasil
Gooding
Nnd
Boland Dies From Wounding After Prison Fight
The report states Harry J. Boland died from wounds after a struggle with a fellow prisoner. An operation was performed at a Dublin hospital, and the article references routine details from a local political meeting and upcoming primary activities.
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Struckle
Fred Agein
Boland Wee
Dublin Hospital
Man Charged With Non-Support In City Case
A woman from Asa Street was arrested yesterday on a non-support charge. She was held in $189 bond as police processed the case on the eastern side of town.
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Chareed
Sabnon
Sd Asa Stree
President's letter outlines settlement terms for railroad strike
President's letter endorses settlement terms to end the railroad strike. It calls for recognizing Railroad Labor Board decisions, lifting lawsuits, restoring seniority and job protections, and abandoning the contract system. The letter stresses prompt acceptance by employers and workers to restore stable railway operations.
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Seny York
Arrding
Wardeat
Tabor Boat
Secon
Servirg
Railroad Labor Board
Rhce
Dent
Arcand
Railtrond Labor Board
Gourge
OUF
Ins Dugtria
Malway
Topara
Woerty
Rail Executives Endorse Ready Stand on Settlement Plan
Railroad leaders push for government backed settlement while backing seniority and orderly return to work. They urge prompt, lawful decisions by the Railroad Labor Board and resist broad intervention, citing a need to protect loyal employees and maintain railway service amid strike pressure.
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Smith
New York Central
Aneir
Gnh
T- Smith
Ewe
SBT
Ure
Lée
Iy Wag
Anmey Fulton
Hia
AOS
Mr. Smith
White House
Railroad Tabor
Calle An
Ratibor Board
Brailroad
Labor Board
Labor Board For
Strikers Move Toward Assent on Wage Adjustments
Union leaders pressed for wage advances and a peace program as the Labor Board prepared to consider setting up adjustment boards to settle disputes between capital and labor. They indicated a meeting might be held if the proposal did not force an adjustment board and suggested Congress could amend the Transportation Act.
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Sheir
Waser
Fenders
Labor
Congress
Rail Labor Board Strife Shapes Rail Service Fallout
A fragmented 1924 railing dispute centers on the Railroad Labor Board and seniority. The disagreement warns that strike threats and morale damage could disrupt indispensable rail transport as workers who stayed and new hires face uncertain protections and promises.
Clerks Walkout Reported At New Haven Railroads
Union officials circulate the vote outcome on clerk walkouts at New York New Haven Hartford and Central New England railroads and related agencies. The result is awaited but expected to influence strike actions and labor adjustments per TR G Stearns, chairman.
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New
Haven
Swaw Davies
Fav
Heck
Laohwass Steanah
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Central New England
Tn TR
G- Stearns
Sam Era
Rail workers hope for early agreement on reinstatement
Labor leaders in the district foresee a quick deal to settle the strike by reinstating workers who crossed the picket line. They caution that restoring seniority and privileges for those who stayed could stall progress and complicate the path to full return-to-work.
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Girikela
Bacaj
Cit Ales
John Egan
Postal Clerks Arrested in Smuggling Scheme
Three postal clerks facing charges were suspended as details emerge of a brazen attempt to defraud the government. The men, veterans including one who served in France, allegedly conspired to traffic cancelled stamps, operating with a grim chorus and coordinated effort. Prosecution under Postal Regulations could bring up to a $500 fine and three years imprisonment.
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Gach
Bridaaport
Carny
Patterson
St Louis- Cotahan
France
Saxowite
U.S. Navy
Offal
Post
Charles F. Greene
Washington
Lavery
Department of Justice
United States District Court
Coal Loading Speeded Report Of Producers
Washington August 1 Reports from the producing fields reaching government offices today indicated marked increases in coal loadings at the mines and speeding of transportation. An official expressed coal is moving farther and faster than since the rail strike began. This movement is expected to aid relief efforts from damage as goal reserve stacks rise. Government officials are hopeful production will continue to increase under government control cur service and mistribution.
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Washington
Cornell RENEWS BLING AT KING political clash cited
Fragmentary editorial expresses concern over Democratic party interference in mayoral politics and calls for renewed governance. It condemns opposition to the mayor as misguided while urging responsible citizenship and party loyalty. Atwater is named in the broader civic debate.
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King Agel
Joan T. King
Atwater
Insurgent Leaders Challenge Cornell Amid Reform Claims
An insurgent group challenges Cornell about backing for specific leaders while alleging a split in command. The report ties the dispute to the Twelfth District and notes the insurgents claim knowledge of key individuals and their loyalties.
Madalynne Grenchain Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
In Los Angeles the jury in the Madalynne Overchain murder case was discharged after failing to agree on a verdict. H G McCartney, deputy district attorney, announced that the trial would be pursued again at a later date.
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Madalynne Grenchain
Los Angeles
Aus
Madalynne Overchain
Danbury Man Forfeits Bond On Liquor Charge
Andres Wolko of 87 Patelsivas was arrested Sunday on liquor law charges. He failed to appear and his $200 bond was forfeited. Prosecutor Norman told Judge Samuel Davin Roike may move to Wear Virginia. if he stays a warrant will be issued and he could be rearrested.
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Danabure
Aquatist
Andres Wolko
Vid W. Bradley
Roiko
Norman
Samuela Davin
Nose Injury From Swing Strike At Valterseplie
A 15 year old boy from Hallam Street suffered a nose injury after a wooden swing struck him at a playground on the bridge area yesterday. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where Dr Aihara inserted stitches.
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Jonn Baynsta
Thallam Street
Emernency Hospital
Pr Aihara
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