France and Britain clash over war debt payments
French officials warn that payments beyond 40.9 million dollars a year would wreck the budget while Britain pushes for at least 100 million annually. The Dawes plan complicates disputes as France fears direct exposure to Germany’s nonpayment and Morocco and Syria duties add new burdens. France plans to keep forces in Morocco. Syria unrest prompts daily reinforcements as Druse and Arab uprisings threaten stability.
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Constantine Brown
Canton
Newar Panns
Cailiaux Churchill
Germany
France
Great Britain
Morocco
Syria
Abd el Krim
Atlan
Kiff
Abu el Krim
Paria
Foreign and War Office
Baeyrout
Druseg
Soueda
Damascus
Aleppo
Charleston Dance Steps First Lesson by Ned Weyburn
Ned Weyburn presents the first Charleston lesson in a series for International News Service. He describes a four step sequence with alternating kicks and twists, forming sixteen counts to complete the first move. Additional lessons to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wayburn
International
Ohio Elks In Annual Meet Opens With Special Session
The Ohio Elks hold their annual convention and outing at Cedar Point with a special opening session led by John G. Price of Columbus and Fred C. Robinson of Chicago. About 500 lodge members registered as the Canadian steamer Pelee takes members to Pelee Island for today’s excursion. Three presidential candidates are Blake Cook Kent J C A Leppelman Toledo and Rudd G Gue New Lexington. The election is set for late Thursday afternoon. A ritual contest at the Elks home in Sandusky features lodges from Cleveland Columbia Lakewood Elyria for the John G. Price cup. Seventeen lodges including eleven bands are registered for Thursday’s Sandusky parade.
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Cedar Point
One Elks
John G. Price
Columbus
Fred C. Robinson
Chicago
Pelee Island
Pelee
Association
Blake Cook
Kent
J. C. A. Leppelman
Toledo
Rudd G. Gue
New Lexington
Elks
Sandusky
Cleveland
Columbia
Lakewood
Elyria
World church conference shuns magic formula for social work
Stockholm August 26. Leaders of the world church conference doubt a universal plan can be agreed for Christian social work. They warn against fixed policies, citing vast racial and mental social differences between eastern and western churches and the impracticality of a single approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. MacKenzie
Canton Daily News
Stockolm
World Church Conference
German Delegates Shock Conference With Pensimism Surmise
The German delegates display pensimism about world progress as humiliation deepens religious leaders' retreat into old policy. Debate on social and moral questions exposes sharp divisions. commissions urge that work without moral import leads to tyranny. The British oppose birth limitation, American and Untiely commissions lean against birth control. church stance on artificial birth control condemned. marriage remains fundamentally indissoluble with adultery as sole grounds for divorce.
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Germany
Staelf
Canton Grand Opera Quartet To Broadcast Tonight
The Canton Grand Opera Quartet with Mary Fornes. Mrs Arthur Stanley Taylor. Laster A Devinney. Earl H Stock and accompanist Gertrude Harvey will air a grand opera program from 10 to 11 p m Thursday on WEAR Goodyear station Union Trust Building Cleveland Ohio The group formed nearly three years ago and features noted operatic voices plus instrumental selections and a radio band and orchestra broadcast. WLW will air a dinner hour concert from Hotel Gibson Cine male quartet and Margaret Niesel piano soloist with an organ recital to follow.
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Canton
WLW
Hotel Gibson
Cine Male Quartet
Margaret Niesel
Radio Schedule and Power Updates From 1926 Broadcast List
Johnna Grosee reports on WSAI weekly golf talk and musical numbers by Richard Gray and others with a Hungarian string quartet featured on WTAM. The piece notes Willard Symphony on WTAM and Army Band program on WEAF, plus WHK dinner hour concert and other stations broadcasting. It then cites a Commerce Department list ranking 23 super power stations led by WGY Schenectady and KDKA Pittsburgh with station power details and ownership notes.
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Johnna Grosee
WSAI
Richard Gray
Robert Badgley
Ann Cockburn
WTAM
Willard Symphony Orchestra
WEAR
WHK
WEAF
United States Army Band
Robert Mack
Canton Daily News
Washington
Department of Commerce
WGY
Schenectady
WLW
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
WCCO
St. Paul- Minneapolis
WCED
Zion
Ills
WORD
Batavia
New York
Six regional supers listed with station calls and locations
The article lists six remaining supers operating on 11 2 kilowatts with station tags WBBM Chicago WTAS Elgin WOAI Houston WOK Chicago WHO Des Moines and WIR WCX Detroit. It mentions an upcoming legal arraignment for Gutman on narcotic charges and includes fragmented references to related names and dates.
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WBBM
Chicago
WTAS
Elgin
WOAI
Houston
WOK
WHO
Des Moines
Wir-Wcx
Detroit
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Portland Cement Association
E. Broad Street
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Stark Dry Goods
Hasement
E. Tusc
Stark Dry Goodse
Lighthouse Cleanser
Armour
Stark Dry Goods—Ram
Ent
Vair
Rob White
Floor
Stark
Eaner
Etq
Nainsook Athletic Unions
Hades
Chambray
Snow White Comfort Batts ‘Stark Dry Goods
Batts
Hit and Miss
Marquis
Stark Dry
Hoover
Stark Dry Goode
Makas
Aes
Jersey
G. Ydl
Esmond” Plain Land
KFI
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
WBZ
Springfield
KFKX
Hastings
KYW
WHT
Texas
Wjir-Wcx
WCBD
Radio Corporation
WJZ
WJY
New Jersey
Atall Dealers
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave., New York
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Horlick
Marion
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Tomorr
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Stone Malt CO
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