Global tension and diplomacy dominate week in world news
A broad week of world events highlights a Britain France conference with Austen Chamberlain and Herriot, Germany plans to name von Maltzan ambassador to Washington, and debates on Palestine rights. Political unrest in China and Italy's Dawes plan stance also surface amid security crackdowns in France.
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Noted Novelist Gene Stratton Porter Dies in Auto Crash
Los Angeles reports the death of Gene Stratton Porter novelist and short story writer from injuries after her car was struck by a streetcar near her home while en route to visit her brother Jerome Stratton. She had sold over 10 million copies in 18 years and left a large following. Born August 17 1868 in Webash County Indiana she married Charles Darwin Porter in 1886.
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German Monarchy Backers Lose Ground in Election
Berlin reports indicate the German republic won a sweeping general election with Socialists Clericals and Democrats supporting Dawes plan compliance. Nationalists rally for Kaiserism and a war, gaining ground at the expense of Ludendorff fascists and Stresemann’s party as republican wins rise.
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United States Holds Oil Promoter Bond in Fort Worth Case
Bond of 2500 dollars approved by U S commissioner at Fort Worth was filed in the western district of Arkansas for W R Bob Simmons charged with use of the mails to defraud in Texarkana Arkansas.
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Dick” Farr
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Bob) Simmons
Hiccough Epidemic Strikes Miami Oklahoma
Local physicians report an epidemic of hiccoughs in Miami Oklahoma. They believe the ailment did not stem from drinking and consider it a notable health concern in the community.
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