PALLIAUX GOES TO LONDON ON DEBT MISSION
Paris reports Joseph Caillaux will travel to London to seek agreement with Winston Churchill on war debts. Agreement likely requires concessions from France and Britain, with potential impact on Franco Russian and Franco German ties and possible consequences for U.S. debt policy.
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Palliaux
London
Paris
Joseph Calliaux
Winston Churchill
United States
Great Britain
France
Churchill
Russia
Germany
M. Carillaux
England
M. Caillaux
New Offensive Against Dawes Plan Predicted
Paris dispatch predicts a great German offensive against reparations for autumn. Germany protests postwar debt terms, with Dawes plan cuts and new evasions. The piece cites Schacht and Stinnes, notes France evacuating Ruhr areas, and warns of October actions as French delegates visit America.
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Andre Tardieu
Canton Daily News
Paris
Cartel Des Gauches
Caillaux
Germany
Dawes
Poincare
Versailles
Dr. Schacht
Reichsbank
Dawés
Hugo Stinnes
Spa
France
Belgium
England
Ruhr
Duisburg
Dusseldorf
Ruhrort
County workers at Turkeyfoot picnic scene
Scenes from the annual court house picnic at Turkeyfoot Lake on Thursday show Assistant Prosecutor James I. Aungst in knickers batting, County Commissioner Walter G. Agler carving ham cutting a finger, Workhouse Superintendent John Boyer scanning for a seat, Miss Buck challenging Mrs. Hawk, and deputies with James M. Aunget in a foreign county stance.
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Court House
Turkeyfoot Lake
James I. Aungst
Knickers
Walter G. Agler
Workhouse
John Boyer
Miss Buck
Mother's
Edna Hawk
George Mantsch
Julius Wittman
George Thorn
Grant Kirk
George Bogler
George Dally
James M. Aunget
Span of Life Is Lengthened in Britain
Edinburgh August 22 Babies born in Great Britain today may live twelve years longer than their grandfathers, says Sir George Newman Chief Medical Officer. He attributes longer life to more time spent outdoors, increased participation in games and sports, and better dress and diet. English people practice sobriety and cultivate leisure, though at the cost of reduced production.
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Edinburgh
Great Britain
George Newman
Ministry of Health
George
Royal Sanitary Institute Congress
Municipal trucks fight food trusts in Buenos Aires fish trade
In Buenos Aires on August 22 authorities deploy traveling fish markets with specially built bodies on motor trucks and trailers. Fresh fish from the ocean will be displayed for sale the day after getting in. The move aims to break the grip of the fish trust.
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Canton Daily News
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Buenos Aitres
Fish Trust
City Moves to Cut Food Prices in Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires city council plans a $250,000 purchase of a municipal flour mill and bakery to regulate prices for essential staples. This follows concerns that the Argentine fish trust makes fresh fish a luxury six hours from Mar del Plata by train, hurting workers' families.
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Mar del Plata
Argentine Fish Trust
Buenos Aires
Notable Guests Flood Atlanta Prison Dining Hall
Canton Daily News reports that Atlanta Federal Prison hosts over 3,000 registrations as guests dine in shifts, amid Prohibition enforcement. Among 141 inmates facing deportation are George Remus and Marcus Garvey, with Remus due September 2 after 20 months. Warren T. McCray, ex governor of Indiana, leads inmate support for pardons and appears in a Booth Tarkington story adapted for prison showing The Man Who Found Himself.
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Canton Daily News
Atlanta
Une Sam
George Remus
Cincinnati
Marcus Garvey
Republic of Africa
Harvey
Remus
Washington
Daugherty
Albert Sartain
Sartain Ia
Jobe
Remua
Germany
Pin 'O
Remige Aentor
Carvey
Weindiss
York
America
Wilting
Unel Sam
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
McCray
Coolidge
Booth Tarkington
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Brent
Europe
Ra A
Aly
Ray
Canton
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Austin Lynch
W. G. Saxton
Harry R. Jones
W. E. Krumlauf
Turkeyfoot
Uncle Sams
Atlant
Alen Hoffelman
Laura Armitage
A. B. Chase
Mehlin
Kronich
Bach
Xe Koln Hofolinan
Zollars
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