Debt funding evolves into sober battle
Secrecy cloaks negotiations over French debt settlement as Borah presses for proof of France ability to pay. Mellon and Hoover cautious. France hints at a new offer, possibly tomorrow, with talks continuing among ministers and American commissioners.
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Mellen
Treasury Sec
Jetors
Melion
Mellon
Botah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Secretariex Bellew
Hoorer
Sesson
United States
Funding Commission
France
Melton
Hoover
M. Calllaux
Callloux
M. Calliacx
Bronday
Child reported kidnapped found in Maryland
Gertrude Beneel, five, reported kidnapped on the way to school, was found at the home of her maternal uncle Joan A. Brown. Brown said the girl came willingly and that custody had been with her grandmother after Juvenile Court placed her there with visiting rights.
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Baltbiore
Gertrude Beneel
Joan A. Brown
Brown
Charles E. Benzel
Benzel
Gertrude
Dummer
Juvenite Court
Bron
Eetitde
Lewis to arrive in Fairmont for parade and rally
John Lee Ok president of the United Mine Workers of America was due in Clarkeburg on the National Limited at 4 30 tomorrow. He will appear in a parade at 4 30 a m and speak at a mass meeting at 2 p m. Bell Telephone prepared to broadcast his address from WCAP Washington. Carpenters at the old fair grounds built the platform and benches to seat 16000. Officials expect 20000 to attend the parade and 25000 in the mass meeting.
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Fairmont
John Lee
United “Mine Workers of America
Clarkeburg
National Limited
Wilh
Bell Telephone Company
Lewin
WCAP
Washington, D. C
Carpenters
Old Fair Grounds
Pehe
Helium Escape Likely Cause of Shenandoah Tragedy
Navy court of inquiry hears testimony from James H Collier and other survivors on gas bag deflation levels in No. 9 cell and No. 8 cell aboard the airship Shenandoah. Witnesses describe bag rupture, hull condition, and observations before the ship broke up amid a storm near Lakehurst.
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Rigger
Shenandoah
Lakehurat
Keveral
Naval Court of Inquiry
James H Malian
J. Itosendahi
Count Dellatert
Jcell
Ula
Che
Frank Munters
Trevtousky
Comiir
G. Hall
Aru
Thes
SOS
Hallbuttony
Ehlet
Vie Shenandoah
State move launched to aid crippled West Virginia children
Leaders from the Ruralists and notable figures from Charleston outlined a statewide drive to provide organized rehabilitation for disabled children. Speakers urged a funded program and greater county by county surveys to identify all afflicted youths needing treatment, with Huntington’s orthopedic hospital highlighted as a key model.
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West Virginii
Tne
TMG
West Virginia
Maciher
Crippied
Chidren
Yan Adutta
Seth
Mimira
N. Yu
Rotary Club
Mr. Aten
Sach
Howard
Ohto
New York
Virginianix
SALIO
Dehonls
Wiloh
Preston
Charleston
Ladtschd
Phynetiis
Fyithern
Duckie
Huntington
Questioned Palmer may quit as fleet corporation head
Shipping board disputes over Leigh C. Palmer continue as President Coolidge weighs options. Board members clash on ship policies and operating vs economy while White House seeks views from Commissioners Plummer and Hill and Chairman O'Conner. Palmer stays silent amid mounting pressure.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Leigh C. Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Visi
Mr. Palmer
Coolidge
Amnnis Dts
Met
Thntar
Balmer
Paliutes
Mds
Meet
Coglidge Ind
Palmer
Seek Slayers Of Notorious Crook Bram In New York
Authorities across New York and Kansas City search for suspects in the death of David Bram a known whiskey peddler pickpocket and bail jumper found shot in a sedan in the upper East Side. Bram had a large sum of money a Hebrew amulet and a loaded pistol after a crash near Times Square linked to a national bootlegging ring.
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New York
Whith Polit
David Bram
Kansas City
Upper East Side
Oundersworld
Bram
Bootleseine
Cfiies
Timen Square
East River
Luxerty
Avribed
Ter Commandments
Kanrasity Palicr
Toledo
Chicago
St. Louis
Kittsbureh
National Red Cross Heads Meet at Fairmont Conference
Four representatives from the American National Red Cross in Washington attended the West Virginia State conference in Fairmont. James I. Pieser, Robert Bondy, Elizabeth Fox, and Douglas Griegemer spoke on domestic operations publicity and public health nursing. Senator McNeely opened the session and A. Martin chaired the meeting as attendees urged continued Red Cross support and expansion of its work.
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Fairmont
American National Red Cross
Washington
West Virginia
Robert 3. Bondy
James I. Pieser
Misa Elizaveth Fox
National Publicity
Xd Publ Health Hursing
Douglas Griegemer
Co Eal
Hylan Maya as Independent in New York mayoral race
Sept 22 report on New York mayoral politics shows Mayor Hylan weighing an independent bid after recent primary setbacks. He pledged serious consideration as delegates of the Progressive party and independent groups urged him to run on a separate ticket. An October 6 deadline governs nominating petition submissions.
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New York
New Wath
Hylan
James. J
Wilkes
Ety Hall
Fire
Luicket
Warrance
Wilitude
Mnver
Progressive Party
Care Cloh
Democrats
Ethes
FAS Uss
Debtor Ah Pook Seeks Deportation After Tong War Day
A chaotic scene unfolds in New York as Ah Pook, a Chinese scammer, visits US District Attorney Thomas seeking deportation while claiming fear of Americans. The exchange reveals tense cross cultural street-level tensions during this era amid a broader wartime atmosphere.
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China
New York
Bent
Ah Pook
Annalsiant
United States District Attorney
Thomas
Wells Macy
Ah Fook Sala
Thomax
Tony
United Frites
Proposed union of colleges defeated across conference
In a West Virginia Methodist conference meeting, a proposal for a union of colleges was defeated. The vote drew attention to merging Morris Harvey, Docktaan, Marinwrnstiie, and Durham area institutions as part of a broader plan. Twenty seven votes supported the plan while two hundred forty seven opposed, showing mixed support within the church community. The result preserves the conference’s current structure and prompts further discussion on regional higher education ties.
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Ulabicarlurg
West Virginia
Druggan and Lake Describe Jail Bribery Schemes in Court
Federal proceedings reveal Druggan and Lake paid officials thousands monthly for privileges and extra time. four officials including Westbrook and Thompson are ordered into custody. Details outline payments for ward transfers, hospital visits, and dental care as part of a broad bribery scheme uncovered after a reporter's beating.
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Aca
Soper
Torrance Prugeen
Frank Lake
Wilkerson
Coole County
Julie Witkerson
Lake
Oteinis
Hey
Wesley H. Westbrook
Fourst
Hans Thompson
Dnics
Druggan
der. Weanklin Sk
Xaw
Eselis
Drug
Federal
Drigson
Tunney KOs Madden in third round in Minneapolis
Gene Tunney, New York light heavyweight, knocked out Korey Madden in the third round of a ten round bout in Minneapolis. Tunney declared ready for Dempsey or Wills, citing his improved power and previous win over Greb.
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Minneapolis
Gene
Tunney
New York
Jac Denpsty
Korey Madden
Billy Gibson
Macry Wilke
Willy of
Dempsey
Wills
Gibson Sala
Hla
Tarry Greb
Valtlag
Meyer
Bradden
Wit Amedl
Telephone Operator Found Dead in Pulton
A police report says a 38 year old telephone operator, believed murdered, was found slain this morning in Pulton. Authorities state she was choked to death and that Jatin Comingby, a former fiancé under bond, is being held as a suspect in connection with an earlier alleged attempt to break into the telephone office.
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Pultgon
Mekea
Jatin
Tragedy at Farm Home as Child Shoots Mother Dead
Mrs Pearl Godbey wife of farmer Clarence Godbey of Middle Fort was fatally shot yesterday afternoon by her visiting seven year old daughter who found a policeman's revolver. The child discharged the weapon as the pistol was left on a bed. Godbey died two hours later at a Toohopsttal hospital after being rushed there by ambulance. Funeral plans pending with George Barlow company. she was about 30 with friends in the area and in her home district.
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Pearl Godbes
Claregow' Godvey
Middle Fort
Poul
Wollet
Txtrolian W. M. Rone
Atkinson Court
Godbeys
Wttle Chia
Mra Rom
Peck
George Barlow Company
Gery Lees
Godbey
Myrtle Pruttt
Seventh Avenue
King of Gold Coast Arrives in New York
King Nana Amankwa of the Gold Coast arrives aboard the Cunard Aquitania for a visit, saying New York is different from native life. He plans to study American cities with large Coastline populations and to take back observations for his people.
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New York
Nana Amank IU
West Africa
Amonh
Come to Charleston Week street dance ends showy carnival night
Thousands crowded Lee avenue and Capitol to watch the street dance closing Come to Charleston Week. The mains played by the Municipal band drew crowds to the roped center as traffic officers struggled to separate dancers. A cornmeal coated street became an improvised dance floor while horse show and polo events drew record Saturday attendance at the square between State and Lee Streets.
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Lee
Where & Space
Capitol
Hale
Apaoint
Chamber of Nommeree
I. F. Irwin
Annex
Capitol Street
Lee Street
State and
Lee Streets
Scranton mayor urged miners to hold line on wages
Major M W Inglis, chair of the anthracite operators committee, told Mayor Durkan that miners cannot and will not secure a wage increase. He disputes Durkan’s stance supporting higher wages, asserting mine workers’ wages already exceed a liberal standard and that industry profits cannot justify large raises without risking bankruptcy.
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MW. M. Inckx
Durkan
Scranton
Durkan Bras Welluis
Twelie
Major Inglis
Inga
United States
Fraud in Guise of Insurance in West Virginia Case
Federal court hears testimony on alleged scheme by Loyal Order of Stage officials to collect about 25000 dollars from West Virginia miners with promises of sick benefits. Officers Edwin Lark and Jack M. Smith face charges while Post Office Inspector Volkerding presents records. Proceedings include defense cro ss examination and audit details of the lodge secretary treasurer.
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Huntington
Loyal Order of Stage
West Virginia
W. ¥. Volkerding
Edwin
Lark
Negro Wittorney
Jack M. Smith
Postoffice
George W. McClintic
Post Ofice Ii
PontoMce
Injunction Issued Against Union Men Over Mine Dispute
Grant injunctions issued as Sheriff Higgins prepares to serve Lewis Kennedy and Murray with orders upon arrival for a mass meeting by United Mine Workers in Clarkesburg. Judge Meredith also grants restraining orders preventing interference with coal production at Consolidation Coal company New England mine in Watson.
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Fairmont
Sherif
John C. Higgins
John J. Lewis
Clarkesburg
Rigs Fins
Procera
Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
Philip Murray
Thia
Addremeg Ata Wigantic Maas
Meredith
Niremit
New England
Consolidation Coal Company
Hig
Mr. Lewis
Remath&e
Inge
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Renn
Gersaod
Xin
Cal Walt
Honwra
Sil Bela Mlott
Michell Winn
Warried
Hotsinn
Bagier
Emi
James H. Collier
Raul Foley
Sollep
Rosendahl
Roller
Collier
Arthur Carlson
Vieger
Frank la Peckham
Flo
Renin
Beckham
Eell
International Council
J. Frank March
Charleston Tntaty Club
Aino
JTW
Robinson
Gratton
Edge B"beuddy" Allen
International Crippled Children's Council
Harry Howard
N. Monat Council
Tho S. Pickton
Whitdren
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Panhandle
Norfolk and Western
Interior
Ohio River
RED Cross
Bales League
Mosul
League of Nationy
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Tewik Wey
Arkiah
Hylan Maya
San Antonio
Texas
Ada MtcCabh
Taday
Mable Longworth Sheriden
Bexner County
Clurindas
Ohio
Rene
Wis
Wolf Pattorsety
J. Ik
Proposed Union OF Colleges
Clarksburg
Westeyan
Durkham
Vitor
Aduthern Braich
Westbroek
Hall
Foerst
Thompson
Plisegerald
Draggan-Lake
Bripery
Draggan and Lake
Westhrovie
Banting Lake
Brant
Fisten Paymenin Woerst
Westbrook
Draggan
Luke
Jake
Shield
Feerat
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Peter Hoffman
Privaey
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Daighter
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Imurdost
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Federal Court
Order of Stags
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