Lodge Named To Lead Senate Foreign Relations In Disarmament Talks
President Harding designated Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and named him to join Secretary Hughes on the American delegation to the disarmament conference. The move signals a formal Senate voice in foreign affairs during negotiations. A $200,000 appropriation for delegation expenses was approved by the Senate appropriations committee, with the Pan American Building named as the meeting site.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Kenry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
Noo
Senator Lodge
Secretaary Hughes
Lodge
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
State, Department
Bomb Destroys Nightmare Fuse Fails Washington Dam Plot
A bomb hidden behind a dam near Leavenworth Washington with 73 pounds of TNT failed to explode when a tar seal choked the fuse. Workmen found the heavy stone jar and three dynamite sticks arranged as a detonator. Federal agents investigated, and Seattle papers report the near disaster could have flooded a rich farming district.
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Seattle
Wash
Danilar
Belgrade King Peter of Serbia Dies After Illness
Belgrade reports the death of King Peter of Serbia on Tuesday after a long illness. Earlier in June he was said to be seriously ill with pleurisy and later improving before a later dispatch noted pneumonia congestion. He sank into unconsciousness Friday, remained so until Saturday, then worsened and died.
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Belgrade
Peter
Serbia
Three Die in Augusta Race Clash After Auto Shooting
In Augusta Georgia a deadly clash between whites and blacks left three dead and eight injured. The disturbance followed the killing of Ben T High Tower, manager of a local naon works, by Walter Smalley the negro chauffeur who then fired at whites before he was killed. Wounded are reported as white men with two black victims and an unidentified man shot in a passing auto.
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Augusta
Ben T. Hightower
Naon
Walter Smalley
Mystery Shrouds Meeting In Ulster Bomb Blast
A bomb exploded on Tyrone Street Sunday evening wounding a woman seriously and five others less severely. Many windows were shattered by the blast. The assailant or group remains unknown as a meeting of Dail Eireann members is shrouded in mystery.
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Belfast
Tyrone Street
Dublin Cabinet Talks Ahead of Secret Dail Session
Nearly all Dail Eireann cabinet members met in Dublin Sunday to finalize plans for Monday's secret session. Harry S Boland, envoy for Eamon De Valera in the United States, joined De Valera at Mansion House amid widespread speculation about the private deliberations and possible reply to Lloyd George.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Harry S Boland
Zamonn de Valera
United States
de Valera
Mansion House
Lloyd George
Monument to American expeditionary forces unveiled in France
Plivey France Lorraine’s monument to the American expeditionary forces was unveiled Sunday by American Legion representatives. Marshal Foch Louis Barthou and Ambassador Herrick attended the ceremonies. The Fifrey crowd, many speaking English from allied years, recalled the soldiers with joy and tears amid the unfolding rites.
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Plivey
France
Lorraine
American Legion
Legion
Marshal Foch
Louis Barthou
Ambassador Herrick
Fifrey
Marines Take Over Territory Clash In Central America
The United States informs Panama of Costa Rica declaring immediate jurisdiction over disputed land. A Marine battalion from Quantico sailed from Philadelphia aboard the battleship Pennsylvania toward the canal area amid questions about planned use in the zone. Officials say no formal plan to deploy American forces there has been made.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Pandhat
Costa Rica
Uuehes
Tinana
State Department
Philadelphia
Offici
Quanticn
Thomas S. Clark
Marine
Pennsylvania
New Downpour Adds to Arizona Flood Menace
A heavy weekend downpour sent a wall of water eight feet high through Cave Creek into Phoenix and Glendale nine miles away. The flood breached the Grand Canal, threatening extensive property damage and possible loss of life. The state capitol and outskirts were inundated as irrigation officials warned residents to higher ground.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Arizona Canal
State Capitol
Grand Canal
Glendale
Sheriff’s Office
Grand ¢Canal
House Passes 1921 Tax Revision Bill
The 1921 tax revision bill passed the House 274 to 125 in a near party line vote. The measure is expected to cut about 818 million dollars from the national tax burden by 1924.
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Washington
House
Burch Predicts Complete Alibi in Kennedy Case
Richard Wittrerelle, counsel for Arthur C. Burch and Madelynne Obenchasa, said on Saturday that a complete alibi would be established for Burch regarding the night of August 5 when J Belton Kennedy was shot. He did not provide details but expressed confidence in his client’s account.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Madelynne Obenchasa
J. Belton Kennedys
Richard Wittrelle
Bureh
Kennedy
Hightower Declares Has Double in San Francisco Case
In Redwood City Cal William A Uishtower jailed for murder appeals to District Attorney Franklin Swart after claiming a man resembling him exists in San Francisco. The claim could affect the ongoing investigation into the Trev. Patrick Heslin case and highlight misidentifications over the years.
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Hightower
Redwood City
Cal
William A. Uishtower
Patrick FE
Heslin
Colma
Franklin IK. Swart
Tlightower
San Francisco
Nan Nersons
Mwightener
Nan Thes
Two Rum Yachts To Be Sold After Whisky Running Seizure
Cleveland authorities confiscate steam yachts Venice and Tranquillo linked to whisky running between Canada and port. Federal agent Fred Counts says sale will occur once legal formalities are arranged. crafts valued at about 40000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Venice
Tranquillo
Canada
Fred Counts
Senator Borah Demands Names on Shipping Board Scandal
Washington a demand to name men accused of crookedness in the shipping board affairs was made by Senator Borah during Senate debate on a 48.5 million dollar deficiency bill for the board. The move seeks accountability for alleged misconduct within the agency.
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Washington
Congress
Shipping Board
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Turkish Nationalists Mobilize Forces Near Sakaria River
A Smyrna dispatch to the London Times reports Turkish nationalists concentrating free forces east of the Sakaria river with reinforcements from Kilikisi and the Cuncansus. Mustafa Kemal allegedly forced inhabitants to evacuate. at one site ten fled residents were shot for refusing.
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London
Smyrna
London Limes
Sakaria River
Kilikisi
Cuncansus
Sayrna
Mustapha Kemal
Dean's Kidney Pills advertised relief for backache and kidney issues
An advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble and bladder weakness with testimonials from Mrs. J Harris of Great Falls Mont. The notice also includes an alias summons from the Ninth Judicial District Montana for First National Bank of Choteau vs George and Alice Gendreau seeking mortgage foreclosure with a 600 loan due in 1919 and a set court date.
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Doan
Dean
Harris
Jester-Milburn Q Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
First National Bank of
Choteau
Montana
Notice for Public Land Claim in Montana 1921
Isabella Hampton assignee of George F. Hughes seeks final proof by purchase for Desert-land Entry in Section 32 Township 23 North Range 6 West Montana Meridian. Witnesses are Henry A. Hodgkiss Oscar R. Carlson Oral G. Meadows and Isaac S. Martin all from Choteau Montana. Proceedings before Blanche M. Jacobson on October 1 1921.
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Montana
Meridian
Teton County
George Gendreau
Blanche M. Tacobson
James Sulgrove
Chateau
Department of the Interior
U.s.land Office
Great Falls
Isabella Hampton
George F. Hughes
Choteau
Wia
New
Nwy
Section
Township 23
Range
Blanche M. Jacobson
Henry A. Hodgkiss
Oscar R. Carlson
Oral G. Meadows
Isaac S. Martin
J. A. Barker
Register
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Toledo
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Protect Rights of America
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