German-US talks on peace basis after three weeks of negotiation
Berlin reports indicate the German foreign office believes a general working basis with the United States has been established through informal inquiries based on the Porter Knox principles. The Wirth cabinet is in accord, with an official memorandum on economic issues to follow, while leaders resist a Washington envoy role for financiers.
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Relief Conditions Accepted By Russia For Prisoner Release
The Russian government accepted Herbert Hoover relief terms for releasing American prisoners in famine areas. Kameneff’s reply urged immediate Moscow or Riga negotiations and pledged feeding medical aid and clothing for children and invalids. Eight to ten Americans are jailed in Russia with others detained near the frontiers as talks proceed.
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Rossia
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London
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American aid to Russia could start 48 hours after release
Secretary Hoover said U.S. relief for starving Russian children could begin 48 hours after American prisoners in Russia are released and out of the country. He noted no assurances on prisoner release, and said relief would be coordinated by the American Relief Association with possible Red Cross cooperation to reach famine areas.
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Relief Association
Sivk
Silesian Crisis Sentences Lead to Allied Dispute Settling
Paris reports an agreement on handling the Silesian problem may come today after Premier Briand handed a note to Britain's envoy. Britain and Italy likely join France in seeking safe passage through Germany for reinforcements, with a supreme council meeting to decide on August 4 in Boulogne or Paris and Britain considering attending.
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France
Germany
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Primce
Baseball Scores Across National League Games
Scores from games in Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis with detailed innings lines and battery personnel. Notable totals show Chicago 7 14 1 on 14 hits, Pittsburgh 4 runs, Cincinnati 8 runs in another, and New York versus Cincinnati matchups in various innings.
Cleveland 16 New York 17 in rough AL tilt
In New York the Yankees edged Cleveland 17 to 16 after a back and forth game. Coveleskie ONeill and teammates struggled against Semedlatie and Ferguson while sharp pitching by Myatt Kerr Wilkinson failed to close the gap.
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R. OH
Cleveland
Coveleskie and
American Journalist Marguerite Harrison freed from Russian detention
Marguerite Harrison, Linlithgow born newspaper correspondent and U S citizen, was released by Soviet authorities after imprisonment in Russia. She arrived in Riga under escort of Senator Joseph J. Ireland of Maryland, expressing relief at the move and noting her weakened but not severely harmed condition. Senator France voiced surprise at Moscow’s claim of prisoner release as a matter of record.
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Associated Press
Marguerite Harrison
Linlthmore
Russia
Mra. Harrison
United States
Joseph J. “Oomoe
Maryland
Mail Train Robbery on Pennsylvania Line
Four bandits halted the Manhattan Limited near Cassandra Pennsylvania at 2:40 am wounding mail clerk A J Lantz and rifling a mail car. The robbers escaped as authorities hunted the mountain country. the bag was found empty at daylight. Lantz, wounded, was expected to recover.
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Manhattan Limited
Chas Penassivenia
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Lantz
Ederal
Polic
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan United
Kantred
New York Central
Former Casper Doctor Downey Ends Life in Indoolly Tragedy
Dr. W. B. Downey, once a prominent Casper physician, reportedly died by self inflicted gunshot in Indoolly this week. Friends say financial worries from failed oil ventures in Thermopolis contributed to his action. Downey was known for his medical career and later ventures with a local firm.
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Indoolly
Downey
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Unt
Tee
Therlin
Mimoat
Businew
Thermopolis
Schaefer Takes To Golf to Aid Billiard Play
Chicago July 3. Young Jake Schaefer has begun golf to sharpen his billiard skills. He plans to make Chicago home after time in San Francisco. Manager Charles Tennesa posts a purse of 2600 dollars for a match between Schaefer and any billiard player in the world.
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Jake Schaefer
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Charles Tennesa
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Frontier Day honors go to riders across four states
Oregon Wyoming Oklahoma and Texas shared top honors in Cheyenne Wyoming at Frontier Days finals. Winners include Phil Vedor and Dave White in rough riding, Fred Lowry and Ed Burgess in steer roping, Lorena Trickey top women rough rider and relay winner, with Takima Canutt and Harry Walters also earning titles in various events.
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Wyo
Oregon
Wyoming
Oklaoma
Texas
Rangeland
Phil Vedor
Meriden
Wye
Dave White
Los Angeles
Ray Bell
Fred Lowry
Oklahoma
Ed Burgess
Lilly Kingman
Orena Trickey
Pendleton
Ore
Jonsie Roberts
Wray
Cala
Kitty Canutt
Salem Curtin
Harry Walters
Sam Garrett
Paul
Landrum
Colorado
Bob Lee
Billy Manders
Lorena Trickey
Chayanne
Bom Garrett
Child Disappearance Shocks Cheyenne Officials
In Cheyenne Wyoming a young girl named Florence Carpenter vanishes from the Frontier Show grounds near relatives Mr and Mrs A L Fryar and authorities conduct an intensive search. The case echoes the disappearance and death of 1 year old Harry Moll who was beaten to death and found in a shed on Cheyenne’s west side.
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Wyo
Harry Moll
West
Florence Carpenter
A. L. Fryar
Mele
Smuggling Of Gems Detected In Chicago Case
Federal investigators uncovered a concealed stash sewn in a coal scuttle and found unset diamonds and jewelry valued at 70000 dollars. The items linked to Hyman Finerman a Los Angeles jeweler arrested yesterday on smuggling charges. William H. Williams treasury agent said the coat was found in an apartment rented by Finerman’s relative.
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Hyman Finerman
Los Angeles
Jeweter
William H. Williams
Treasury Department
Finerman
Wounded Vets In Hospital Robbed
Chicago report: at daybreak three bandits robbed two World War I veterans hospitalized, taking their money and cigarettes. Police investigated as the victims received medical attention.
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Chicago
Ruth Clouts 37th Homer in New York Game
Ruth Clouts belted his 37th homer of the season in the sixth inning against Cleveland as Coveleskie pitched. In Cincinnati, Kelly hit his 18th homer of the year in the fourth inning of the second game with Cin. Luque started for Cincinnati. England notes a claim about river proportions.
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Dabe Roth
Clevelam
Coveleskie
Cincinnati
Kelly
Luque
Missing Child Found In 14 Inch Fort Worden Gun
Lauree Obrine, 15, vanished from Port Townsend home, found trapped inside a shore battery gun at Fort Worden after wandering at night. Military officials say she climbed in while lost, as other batteries fired nearby.
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British King George Denounces Northcliffe Interview
The morning press reports an unprecedented rebuke from King George as Prime Minister Lloyd George reads a government policy statement in the House of Commons. Lord Northcliffe’s U S interview is cited as triggering royal displeasure and sparking wide circulation across Britain.
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Ite
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Airman Reaches Mont Blanc Summit in France
Chamonix France July 30 An aviator Durfour or Dur four successfully summed Mount Blanc after two failed attempts He took off from Laonneux and landed on the peak 15 782 feet above mean sea level Then he completed a safe return to Chamonix marking a notable ascent by air.
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W. E. Stone
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Great Pageant of Progress in Chicago Opens
Chicago opens its Pageant of Progress at the Industrial Pier with President Coolidge pressing a button in Boston and Secretary Davis set to deliver the principal address. The two week exhibit features three miles of items from various industries and businesses.
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Ma Nicrial
Coolidge
Boston
James J. Davis
Harding
Road Conditions Report From Highway District
The district highway office reports today that major routes from the Nebraska line to Shawnee are good and improve toward Orin. Sections from the Platte county line to Glenrock and Casper to Shoshont are good with declines to fair toward Shoshont. Bridges and detours show no major issues. travel between Shoshont and Ther Mopolia is feasible with light traffic.
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Platte County
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Shoxhont
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Hudson
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Sheridan
British Premier Optimistic Over Silesia Talks
Lloyd George told a war memorial audience at Thames Kingland that France and Britain are on the right track toward a settlement on the Silesia dispute. He said preliminary talks have been accommodated and Allies would meet soon to finalize the agreement. Paris reports say Britain and France expect a supreme council meeting about August 4 to solidify troop reinforcements in Upper Silesia and coordinate interallied actions against possible uprisings by Poles or Normans.
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England
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Associated Prem
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Supreme Council
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Lerond
Upper Sil Coals
Hero War Bride Tale From Argonne Vet Marries In New York
Salvatore Villppo, a blinded Argonne veteran, arrived from Italy with his bride Isabella Hruna. After rescuing a comrade in No Man’s Land, he fell in love, faced family opposition, eloped, and married aboard ship. a custody dispute arose when relatives attacked, but the couple reconciled after reaching New York.
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Salvatore Villppo
Argonne
Mary
No Man's Land
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Barnstorming Tour Planned by Black Sox Players
A chaotic report outlines a barnstorming tour organized by former Black Sox players amid a trial over conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series. Names like Kiddie CS and captain Kiddie are mentioned with confusion over participants and travel plans.
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Witte Sox
Edward Virlody
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