New Armament Meet Looms as Parley Result
Washington reports indicate a dawning of a new international armament conference tied to the London reparations settlement. Officials expect Dawes plan to lift world trade, with Germany payments enabling France and other debtors to begin U S war debt payments. A Washington winter or 1925 spring meeting may discuss submarines air fleets and land forces.
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Washington
Gerany
France
United
London
President College
State Partment
United States
International Ace
Department of Comerce
Allan
Goldsmith
Commerce Department
Former Follies Girl Junta Warnocka Slain in New York
The former Follies dancer Junta Warnocka was found dead in a bath tub at her Pier West Side apartment in a fashionable hotel district. Doctors from Knickerbocker Hospital treated the bruised body but could not determine the death’s cause as investigators review days of visitors and actions leading up to the tragedy.
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New York
Junta Warnocka
Follies
Louise Lawson
Pier West Side
Knickerbocker Hospital
Ir. Blike
Little
Inclined Actry
G O P Pursues Farmer Vote Push in Republican Rally
In Chicago on August 16 William M. Butler announced the establishment of an agricultural bureau as a major division of the Republican National Committee. He urged farmers to rally to the Republican side rather than the radical element.
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Micago
Republican National Organization
Willam Y. Butler
National Committee
Washington
Butler
Elei Barment
Paymaster Shot by Bandits Steals $2000 in Denver
Two armed and masked bandits shot George Smith, Paymaster for W. F. Pigg Paving Co., in Denver early tonight. They escaped with a money tote containing $2,000. Police 조사 and investigation follow.
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Denver
George Smith
W. F. Pigg Paving ‘O
Illinois Girl Becomes Countess in Rome Wedding
An exclusive Chicago photo shows Felicite Oglesby of Elkhart Indiana in her bridal dress after her marriage to Count Alexandre Cene Bolognetti in Rome. The ceremony occurred recently and the image captures her just after the vows.
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Chicago
Felicite Oglesby
Elkhart
Alexandre Cene
Bolognett
Rome
Bandit Gang Robs Mexican Train After Derailment Near Jalapa
A rebel band of over 100 derailed a Vera Cruz train near Jalapa amid a gun attack injuring more than 20, with fatalities including two military guards. The loot seekers then pillaged passengers including women and children, while three German nationals aboard assisted in an unsuccessful defense.
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Mexico City
Jalapa
Guadalupe Sanchez
Vera Cruz
Silver dollar circulation extended to curb waste
Washington reports a campaign to sell silver dollars to the public to save more than $1,000,000 wasted annually through mutilation and reissue of paper money. The treasury aims to circulate $40 to $50 million in silver dollars in addition to the $50 million already in use, with paper dollars costing about a cent and a half per issue and a six month life.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Boys Sentenced to Bible School in Toledo Juvenile Court
In Toledo on August 16 Judge O'Brien O'Donnell asked two 15 year old boys which they preferred Lancaster reformatory or Sunday school. They chose Sunday school and were ordered to attend regularly until further notice after being found guilty of stealing an auto.
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Toledo
Lancaster Reformatory
O'Brien O'Donnell
Davis to speak twice in Columbus during campaign visit
Democratic presidential nominee John W Davis will address audiences in Columbus on August 26 at Memorial Hall and later at the state fairgrounds. Local Democrats shifted the state convention date to coincide and Davis will press the department of justice probe involving Harry M. Daugherty as a central issue. His speeches will be broadcast by radio and admission to the convention requires a ticket.
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Columbus
John W Davis
Ohio
Senate
Department of Justice
Democratic State Central Committee
Davis
Gengit
N. Heneat
Firsl
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
F. J. Heer
Davin
Memorial Hall
Fairgrounds
Miners Union Chiefs Named in Court Injunction Suit
In Charleston West Virginia August 16 President John L Lewis and other United Mine Workers officials including district and local leaders were named as defendants in a federal injunction suit. The action seeks to bar the international union from aiding striking miners in the Kanawha coal fields and to evict strikers from company housing while restraining massing on or near miner properties.
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Charleston
W. Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Indianapolis
International Organization
Kanawha
Greenland coast weather favors world flight hop
Reports from Indian Harbor Labrador indicate favorable conditions for the next leg of the around the world flight. The Milwaukee supply ship reports ice free water along the east coast allowing a safe landing and mooring for the planes unless weather changes.
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Indian Harbor
Labrador
Greenland
Iceland
Milwaukee
Wireless
Bonus Commission Approves 1500 Veterans Claims Daily
The New York State Bonus Commission is operating at full speed as claims from World War I veterans climb. Daily approvals reach about 1,500 with several thousand payments already made in Albany.
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Albany
New York State Bonus Commission
Attorneys and Mental Experts Clash in Leopold Loeb Case
In Chicago on August 16 lawyers and alienists debated the punishment of Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb. The courtroom resembled a class in psychiatry as experts clashed with and without focus. Dr H Douglas Singer testified for the state while defense leader Clarence Darrow countered. Judge Caveley endured the heated exchanges as a week end truce was declared.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
John R. Caveley
H. Douglas Singer
Bane
Bobby Franke
Aadrenee Darrow
Insimo
Caverley
Labor Outlook Best in Years
Washington reports the U S labor situation is more satisfactory this summer than in years. Apart from the Paterson silk workers strike affecting 8 900 workers and the Boston garment workers strike involving 4 000, the nation is free of large labor disturbances. Great Lakes fishermen from Erie to Port Huron suspend threats and will meet officials in Washington to settle differences over wages and conditions affecting about 5 000 men.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Hugh L. Kerwin
Labor Department
Paterson
N. J
Boston
Great Lakes
Erie
Port Huron
Michigan
Naval Academy to Invade West for Minnesota Game
Indianapolis Aug 16 Arrangements are complete for a next season basketball game between the Naval Academy and the University of Minnesota Admiral Wilson commandant of the academy said it is the first time the midshipmen play a western conference team and also the first time they are booked with any opponent from outside the eastern section.
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Indianapolis
Naval Academy
University of Minnesota
Admiral Wilson
Academy
Midshipmen
Dogs Increase in New York State Tax Revenue and Licenses
Albany Aug. 16 Dogs are increasing in New York State. The 1923 dog tax collected by the State totaled 692 794 dollars, up from 468 026 dollars. Damages from dogs fell to 93 104 dollars from 125 340 in 1919. Last year 288 758 licenses were issued, about 17 000 more than 1922.
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Albany
New York State
Commissioner of Farms and Markets
Berne A. Parke
Inhumanity to Insane Vets Is Aired at Quiz Dayton
Dayton Aug 18 The congressional committee probing the Dayton National Military Home heard calls for immediate improvements in insane wards. Bulwinkle and Fitzgerald led the inquiry after a surprise tour exposed alleged inhumanity and conflicting milk quality reports for tuberculosis patients. Veterans favor blue uniforms over khaki, and Col. Wadsworth testified the home lacks 19 ambulances despite requisitions months old.
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Dayton
Congressional Committee
Dayton National
Alfred Bulwinkle
Roy G. Fitzgerald
General Hospital
Bulwinkle
War Department
Col. C. C. Wadsworth
Board of Managers
French Tennis Player Plans Long Yacht Voyage
Allain Gebault plans a 280 foot Atlantic to Pacific voyage via Panama Canal to the South Seas. The French tennis player arrived on the liner Paris and will compete in the Davis Cup before starting the journey. He previously crossed the Atlantic solo in the Firecrest and expects no major difficulties on the new trip.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific
South Seas
Allain Geabault
Paris
Gebault
Atlantic
Firecrest
Dayton Praised as Home of Aviation Birth by Coolidge
President Coolidge praised Dayton citizens for donating the 5000 acre McCook Field site for the United States air service. The gift, tied to Wright brothers heritage, completes two years of land transfer formalities under Frederick B Patterson.
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Dayton
Calvin Coolidge
Frederick B. Patterson
National Aeronautic Association
Wright Brothers
Aviaion
Patterson
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Mr. Patterson
United States Air Service
Governor Morgan Backs Defense Day Observance Across State
Gov Morgan issues proclamation ordering West Virginia National Guard to join Defense Day plans on September 12. He urges communities to display flags on public buildings and homes and to hold parades with guard units Legion posts and veterans groups. Mass meetings should discuss national resources military policy and world peace.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
National Guard
Legion Poste
Chicago police launch wide anti crime drive in vice war
Chicago police report a renewed crackdown after gambling houses and racing books reopen. In the last 24 hours raids halted the revival though 63 persons were taken and six booked as keepers in the citywide effort under Mayor Dever.
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Chicago
Dever
Italian flyer trails Americans in Iceland stopover
Hornafjord Iceland August 16 Lieut Locatelli Italian long distance flyer arrived from the Faroe Islands en route from Kirkwall Orkney Islands He planned to depart for Reykjavik later if weather was favorable.
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Hornafjord
Iceland
Lieut. Locatelli
Faroe Islands
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Reykjavik
McCoy Cries After Mental Examination in Murder Case
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy exits a two hour alienist review amid anger and scorn. Authorities plan to charge him with Mrs Teresa Mors's murder as detectives recheck statements from Albert Mors and Ida Martin.
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Los Angeles
Norman Selby
Kid" McCoy
McCoy
Asa Keyes
Mra
Teresa Mors
District Attorney's Office
Mors
Albert Mors
Keyes
President and Mrs Coolidge Visit Son's Grave in Vermont
In Plymouth Vermont President Coolidge begins a secluded vacation at Matinast with Mrs Coolidge. The first day includes a visit to the family graveyard where they laid their late son Calvin Jr a month earlier and now decorate his resting place with fresh flowers.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Plymouth
Cheep
Green Mountains
President Coolidge
Calvin, Jr
Calvin
Weather Forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes Region
The weather bureau forecasts a cool start to the week with fair skies. Local showers are expected in the middle to latter part, with warmer conditions midweek.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Treaty ends turmoil over war debt and Ruhr evacuation
London reports Dawes plan settles German reparations with a $200 million loan and supervised repayment. France agrees to withdraw Ruhr troops within a year, with actual pullout likely months early. Allies, including Kellogg and Logan, monitor German operations as envoys from MacDonald and Marx outline evacuation terms and protests.
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London
Europe
Britsh Foreign Office
Germany
Ruhr
Frank RB. Kellogg
United States
Col. Logan
America
Paris
MacDonald
Foreign Office
Fiormana
Marx
Stresemann
Giermans
Trulr
Tierriot
Alled
Earie
Aue
Dortmund
Hoerden
Lunen
Rhenish
Mannheim
Carlssruhe
Offenburg
Wesel
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhecort
Mely
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