Locarno Treaties Signed Signaling New Era in Europe
Edward Pickard reviews the Locarno signings in London with leaders Briand Luther Chamberlain and others pledging arbitration and peace. The pact secures frontiers and mutual aid while future disputes go to the Hague or world court as Germany moves toward League of Nations.
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Briand
London
Luther
Germany
France
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Order of the Garter
League of Nations Council
The
Hague
League of Nations
League
Geneva
Russia
Chutcherin
Europe
Congress in session notes on a cautious prosperity
The sixty ninth Congress hears the President's message praising general prosperity while urging economy and restraint on new obligations unless essential. It supports tax relief in principle and outlines plans for inland waterways water power and agriculture relief amid mixed signals on foreign policy and domestic disputes.
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Doongress
Sixty-ninth
Senate
House
Middle West
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Farm Loan Board
Federal Reserve Board
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Departments of Commerce and ‘Labor
Algo
Congress
Industrial Heads Discuss U S Defense
New York reports the War department plans to mobilize all American industries as a single supply corps in national crisis. Leaders from industry, engineering, army, and transportation met at the 46th annual American Society of Mechanical Engineers convention to exchange defense ideas. Judge Elbert H. Gary chaired the session. President Coolidge praised industrial preparedness as vital for peace and national safety.
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New York
War Department
America
East
American Society of Mechnical Engineers
Elbert H. Gary
Dstrict
Coolidge
Gary
Nazimova Says She Is Unwed Wife of Bryant
Hertford Conn The Hartford Courant reports Alla Nazimova reveals in New York that she and Charles Bryant lived together as wife and husband for fourteen years but were never married He confirms his claim of being single to marry Miss Marjode Gilhooley who after going abroad sought a divorce from her Russian husband Gilhooley and Bryant married in New Milford last month
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Bryant
Hertford
Conn
Hartford Courant
Alla Nazimova
Trussian
New York
Charles Bryant
Lved
New Milford
Cann
Marjorde - Gilhooley
Misa Gilhooley
Inventor Sues Radio Firms for 60 Million Dollars
Prof Reginald A Fessenden of Newton files in United States District Court a $60 million suit against eight major radio firms. He alleges a combination in restraint of trade has devalued his devices and patents, causing losses of about $20 million and seeks treble damages under Sherman and Clayton acts.
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Boston
Ight
United States District Court
Reginald A. Fessenden
Newton
Fessenden
Druses Propose Peace Terms to French Commissioner
Dispatches from Syria report Druse leader’s terms as reestablishing the former regime in Lebanon and undoing Syria's split administration. Terms include evacuation by French forces, convocation of a legislative assembly for a stable government, a Franco-Syrian treaty, amnesty for political offenders, and compensation payments for war damages.
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Druses
Cairo
Damascus
Druse
Syria
Lebanon
Former Judge Burke Dies While Urging Justice for Japs
Thomas Burke, seventy seven, former justice of the Washington Supreme Court, collapsed and died during a speech urging justice for Japan. The event occurred before a gathering of notable trustees and figures including Filby Root Job W. Davis Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Robert Lansing and others at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace room.
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New York
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Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Japan
Filby Root
Job W. Davis
Nicholas Murray’ Butler
Robert Lanping
Carenegle’ Endowment For International Peace
Carnesle Corporation
Secret Marriage of Gov Smith’s Son Revealed
The second son of Gov. Al Smith, nineteen, secretly wed Biss Ann Hess, nineteen, of Albany about a year ago. In recent days the wife became a mother, and the governor and Mrs. Smith have learned of the romance.
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New York
Arthur - Smith
al Smith
Biss Anne Hess
Albany
Chaplin Announces Expectant Second Child
Charles Chaplin the comedian and film producer reports the expected arrival of a second child at his Beverly Hills home. The earlier birth of his son Baby Spencer was announced on June 29.
Gunboats Reach Chefoo Amid Shantung Fighting
American and British gunboats have arrived at the Shantung port of Chefoo following recent clashes between Marshal Chang Tao-Lin forces and local troops, signaling naval support amid the regional conflict.
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U.S
Chee Foo
London
Shantung
Chefoo
Chang Tao-Lin
Chileans Fete U S Sailors At Arica
In Arica Chile, the U S S Rochester departed for New York after a Denver arrival. Admiral Latimer and Rochester officers received cheers at a Union club farewell, with Chilean and Peruvian delegations present. General Pershing later visited, and Chilean officials expressed hope for a peaceful settlement amid regional tensions.
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Alice
Chile
United States
Denver
Rochester
New York
Latimer
Union Club
Agustin Edwards
Senor
Freyre
Taenn-Aricn
General Pershing
Santiago
League of Nations
Geneva
Arturo Alessandri
Pershing
Barros Jarpa
Coolidge
Chiile
Chiefs Meet at Chicago Banquet Honors Coaches in Dinner
Coaches and athletic directors gathered in Chicago for a Commonwealth Club dinner at Morrison to review intercollegiate football. Ted Coy, Yale great, urged preserving the game as a college sport and opposing professional tampering and star worship.
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Chiefs
Chicago
Commonwealth Club
Morrison
Ted Coy
Yale
Tam
December Wheat Surges to 1 78 in Wild Market Action
December wheat climbs to 1.78 as market soars amid heavy trading. May wheat hits 1.78 with buying driven by grim Argentine crop reports and weather damage to unharvested grain, marking an aggressive four day rise and an 18 percent jump overall.
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Chituga
U.S. Loses Billiard Title to Belgian Opponent
Jake Schaefer set a world record run of 482 points in a championship billiards match with Édouard Boremany for the 18-2 balkling title, but the Belgian opponent won the title in Chicago at the Orchestra ball.
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U.S
Schaefer
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Édouard Boremany
Secret Service Warns Against Counterfeit 850 Dollar Note
Washington secret service warns of counterfeit 850 with 100 dollar note in circulation. Report notes imperfections in threads length and coloration of the $50 bill. Detected features distinguish genuine notes from the counterfeit for public alert.
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Washington
Secret Service
Tornado Toll in Yazoo City Miss Two Dead
A destructive tornado struck Yazoo City Mississippi killing two people and injuring eighteen others. The disaster damaged about half a million dollars in property and left more than one hundred residents homeless.
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Yazoo City
Miss
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