Britain's plan on war debts alarms U S officials
London proposes treating Allied and U S war debts as a single package to liquidate rather than separately. Treasury officials warn such a readjustment would clash with Secretary Melton’s stance on individual debtor repayments and potential acceptance of German reparations bonds for smaller nations. The clash risks prolonged negotiations and unsettled finance policy.
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France
Italy
Great Britain
Aigo
London
Timme
Loyd George
Wilson
Uloud George
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Allnes
Grizzly Adams figure dies at home in Larchmont
Frederick Upham Adams, mechanical engineer and author, died suddenly at his Larchmont residence from heart disease. He was 61. Adams invented a popular electric lamp pest and earlier served as chief smoke inspector in Chicago from 1904 to 1907. Burial set for Elgin, West Virginia.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Frederick Upham
Adams
Elgin
Chicago
Toadatoais Kill Indiana Man in Michigan City
Laporte Indiana August 30 Hert Fleming aged forty of Michigan City died there from eating toadst adia and Fleming in ag critical condition Mrs Fleming thought ale wall cooking sentence fragments indicate food poisoning from toadstool likely.
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Toadatoais
Indiana
Laporte
Ind
Hert Fipning
Michigan City
Toadstadia
Bry
Fleming
In’ Ag
Fieming
Hoover Plans Parley to Prevent Unions from Using Talks
Washington August 30 The Hoover administration aims to run a employment conference as a constructive effort, not a battleground for capital and labor. Hoover said the meeting will exclude open shop and wage talks and limit participants to a small group from both sides to draft practical measures. It will begin mid September with a survey of actual unemployment, with the Department of Labor citing about 5,000,000 unemployed as a grave feature.
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Washington
Cretary of
Commerce
Hoover
Department of Labor
Muever
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Elope With Henri Letellier in Paris
Rumor says Peggy Hopkins Joyce fled with Brance's richest man Henri Letellier. Paris denies the elopement but reports indicate Letellier’s mail headed to Biarritz and Peggy staying at the Majestic four days ago. No address given, secrecy promised to close friends.
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Paris
Peggsy Hopkins
Joyce
Henri Letellier
Brance
Howarr Joyce
Letellier
Rue Spontint
Biarritz
Peggy Alt
Majestic
David Joyce
United States
Strike ballots mailed to Switesmen Union members
Chicago reports that strike ballots on the $400,000,000 wage reduction ordered by the railroad wage board were mailed last night from Cleveland to 409,000 members of the Switchmen's Union of North America. The ballots show a split among the five organizations leadership, with joint and separate ballots issued by the different unions.
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Chicago
Fibel Board
Cleveland
Switesmen’s Union of North America
Cief
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginmen
Fotherhood of Railroad Traidiwen
Eight Midshipmen Resign From Naval Academy
Eight midshipmen at Annapolis resign from the naval service after returning from a summer tactical cruise. Their resignations were accepted as they preferred civilian careers. Among those leaving are Edgar Yewls and William A. Schaeffer Jr of Illinois, John P. Ales of Indiana, and Alfred W. Schneider of Wisconsin.
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Ammapolis
MD. Atte
Annapolis
Naval Service
Naval Academy
Edgar Yewls
William A. Schaeffer, Jr
Ilinois
John P. Ales
Indiana
Alfred W. Schenider
Wisconsin
Hungarian Peace Treaty Signed in Budapest
Budapest reports the peace treaty between Hungary and the United States was signed at five o clock yesterday afternoon. Foreign Minister Bonffy signed for Hungary and Grant Smith, the United States commissioner, signed for America.
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Budapest
United States
Grant Smith
Thungary
Sinn Fein eyes Scotland trip for talks with Lloyd George
London Aug 30 Sinn Fein replies to Lloyd Georges note dispatched. Dublin reports suggest direct talks possible between Sinn Fein representatives and Lloyd George with Eamon De Valera poised to resume conferences. Arthur Griffiths rumored to replace De Valera as Sinn Fein leader if talks move to London. Premier Lloyd George left for Edinburgh and met Sir Honor Keenwood as discussants weighed.
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London
Sinn Fein
Premcher Lloyd -George
Central News
Livy George
Dublin
Evening News
Lion
Eamon de Valerm
Lloyd George
Pall Mall Gazette
Scotland
Lrenier Lloyd George
Greenwood
Tremler Lloyd, George
Mubnturgh
Perth
Janws Craig
Cut Pay Of Iron Puddlers In Ohio Mills
Youngstown August 30 The monthly settlement of the bar iron scale between the Western Bar Iron association and the Analgamated Association of Tron Steel and The Workers fixed the daily wage rate of puddlers for the next two months at 9.42 dollars, doubled at 11 for the last two months and 18.70 the peak scale in January and February this year. The wage scale is fixed in proportion to the selling price of bar iron.
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Youngstown
Western Bar Iron Association
Association of Tron, Steel
Greek Army in Peril as Asia Minor Offensive Split
Dispatch from Constantinople reports the eight wing of the Greek army attacking Turkish nationalists along the Sakaria river in Asia Minor is destroyed and severed from the main force, placing the entire Greek army in a critical strategic position.
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Paris
Sakaria River
Asia Minor
L'Information
Constantinople
Americans Spend Nearly One Million On Entertainments
Washington reports amusements drew nearly 1 million dollars in the last year per Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. Ten percent tax on entertainment venues collected 89,725,008 dollars. In Iron Mountain Michigan a state constabulary raid halted a moonshining gang, twelve arrested including two women, seized six stills and a truck.
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Washington
Aimerica
Internal Revenue
Blair
Dryald
Iron Mountain
Mich
Waterameet
Bix Atilis
New outbreak reported in Morocco near Tangier
Reports from Morocco indicate unrest among Spanish natives in El Amish along the Atlantic coast south of Tangier. The Aug 30 dispatch notes trouble has occurred, with details limited by the fragmented source text.
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Morocco
Madrid
el Amish
Morvet
Tangier
I Aes
Rail unions back plan for public ownership and salaries
Atlantic City Aug. 30 The executive council of the American Labor Organization announces two plans to push public ownership and democratic control of railroads. It calls for investigating executive salaries to pressure wage cuts and probes funds in banks for possible financing of anti union interests. Investigations into Kenyan rural credits and financial agencies affecting city workers and farmers are planned.
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Atlantic City
Executive Council
The
American Oporation of Labor
Seconi
Vomneil
Biks
Inne
Kebyan Rural Credits
Fanners Ig
CRUSH INDIA REVOLT Affects Malabar Region Ambitious Uprising
Report from Calicut notes nearly 700 insurgents killed or captured as British forces quell the Moplah revolt. Troops from Bangalore move south. 70 Leinster Teglinene and 17 native police missing. Bridges uprooted, roads obstructed, refugees streaming in. Gandhi urged to visit Malabar to calm Moplahs.
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Calicut
Severa Wurepouns
Cannanore
Malabar
Chiselry
Fenant
Bangalore
Easuid Inserlet
Tattire
Tooting
Tanuraml
Tab Hou
Gandhi
Wenerala Provisional Congress
Relief cargo reaches Riga for Moscow children
In Riga Latvia Aug 80 actual relief work for Soviet Russia is underway as a German charter vessel delivers a 000 ton food shipment of rice and sugar for Moscow's children. Local authorities organize rapid unloading while a New York suit names Harry Frazee as defendant in a civil action filed by Elizabeth Nelson.
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Riga
Latvia
Russia
American Relief Administration
Moscow
Harry Frazee
New York
Nationalis
Thertricat Manger Stud
Elizabeth Nelson
Frugeo
Wheat and live stock market listings fragmented
Markets show mixed receipts and price ranges for flour, eggs, poultry, potatoes, onions, and meats. Reports list tons of figures for wheat grades, butter, eggs, live poultry, cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves with varied weight categories and regional price points.
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Delivey
EHGES
Bae
Turke
Westey Jakabs
Wethern
Soo Ft
Ewer
Fuffalo
Monday Results in Major Leagues in 1900s style
National League shows New York five Chicago seven. Brooklyn one Plitstureh zero. Cincinnati ten Boston four. St Louis at Philadelphia postponed by rain. American League reports no games scheduled for Monday.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Vegenenen Ais Cheaxa
Philaselphita
Gevelann
Waslington
Hugh Law- Clos
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Verve
Plitstureh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Vault Robbery At Masonic Temple Trust Co Vaults
Chicago detectives chase suspects linked to a vault robbery at the Security Trust and Deposit Company in the Masonic Temple. About 250000 in safety boxes were looted while more than 20 colleagues occupied offices. Two guards report being overpowered by four men during the heist.
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Chicago
Recurity Trust and Deposit Company
Masonic Temple
West Side
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Beverly Glen Murder Case
Pleas of not guilty were entered in the Superior court by Mrs Mada lene Ghenchatn and Arthur C. Burch who were jointly indicted by the Los Angeles County grand jury on charges of murdering Belton Kennedy, a broker, in Beverly Glen near Los Angeles on August 6. Trial date set for November 1 with separate-motions hearings within ten days.
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Lig Angeles
Cal
Madalenne Ghenchatn
Arthur C. Burch
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Here
Plans Big Flying Station At Luke Field
Washington dispatches indicate Luke Field will become a United States aerial station. Four air squadron units with 000 men and fifty planes are involved in the plan.
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Luke Field
Honolulu
Washington
Howakan Aviation Page
United States
Weegeat Flying Station
Air Equardrons
German Cabinet Moves to Bar Rallies and Publications
Berlin reports that President Ebert issued a decree banning meetings processions demonstrations and periodical publication likely to incite sedition as Germany faces a tense political crisis. The Dreberger murder darkens the scene with rising anti republican activity among nationalist groups and labor factions.
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Berlin
Afr
Cthiner
Etnet
Yovenents
Ebert
Mathias Dreberger
Dortles
Pfeld Marsal von Brandenburg
Ladendorf
Reichstag
Wirth
United States Senate
Uerr Erzlerger
Germany
Bavarian People's Party
Wirthilxo
Geruan People's Party
Iesen
Heer Ergberger
Yank killed by Mexicans at Chivela
American David L Itch ards of Niles California was killed by Mexicans at Chivela last Friday per consular advices from Salina Cruz received by the state department. The Elling excent details were given by the consul and described as done by nodlys.
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Washington
David L Ittchards
Chivela
Salina Cruz
State Department
Richards
Niles
Cal
Governor weighs Herding as Soldiers' home commandant
Columbus reports Governor Davis will consider appointing Dr. George T. Herding of Marlun, father of President Herding, as commandant of the Soldiers' Home at Bandusky. The measure is under review as of the August 30 dispatch.
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Ohio
Doctor Harding
Columbus
Davis
George T. Herding
Marlun
Herding
Offhe
Bandusky
Cled
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Inn Feiners
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de Valera
Executive Council OF
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India
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Madalynne
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Vress
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Deutsche Tageszeitung
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