Global Developments Stir Europe Amid War, Talks
A week of world news spans Greco Turkish clashes near Kara Burun with heavy casualties, diplomacy in Lausanne, and Britain France Italy at war with Turkey. Other items include Harding’s Alaska trip, Ruhr tensions, and new oil indictments as global powers navigate treaties and finance.
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Lausanne Ends Near East War Talks After Three Months
An accord between Turkey and the Allies ends three months of negotiations at Lausanne. A peace treaty is expected to be signed within a week, with concessions on Turkish debt evacuation of Constantinople and foreign troops, and adjustments to meet U.S. views on existing contracts.
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Balloon crew loss in Lake Erie wreck near Port Stanley
Lieut. L. J. Roth of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Lieut. Telford B. Null disappeared after the navy balloon A-6698 wrecked over Lake Erie during the Indianapolis national race. The Frank H. Stanley found the deflated balloon and wreckage but nothing conclusive about the two aeronauts. The log and clothing were tangled in the ropes and uniforms lay in the debris. The basket was located near the bag. The balloon began the Indianapolis race on July 4.
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Germany Defies Allies Over Ruhr Sabotage Disavowal
Berlin reports that threats by France and Belgium to sever diplomatic ties in response to the Duisburg bombing and other Ruhr sabotage have no effect. Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno told envoys that the violence sprang from public mood and that Berlin lacks means to investigate the Duisburg incident.
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Million in Taxes Notice Targets Joliet Mansion
Internal Revenue Department issues a tax lien against Lawrence Crowley of Joliet and his mansion noted for its gold door knobs over alleged unpaid income taxes.
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Grasshoppers Ravage Western Texas Cotton Crops
Thousands of acres of cotton in western Texas have been destroyed by grasshoppers over the past three weeks, with ravages spreading across the area near Austin and surrounding regions.
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