France Agrees To Pay War Debt To U S Pact Up To Doumergue
Paris reports the Mellon Berenger debt settlement clears a major hurdle for ratification by the French Parliament. Committees favor passage with reservations outside the text, while Premier Poincare opposes any reservations and demands unconditional ratification by July. Evacuation of the Rhine is deferred.
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France
U. S
Paris
Mellon- Berenger
United States
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Committee
Gaston Doumergue
Hoover
Poincare
Washington
Germany
Vincent Auriol
Pierre Renaudel
Rhineland
Aristide Briand
Brand
Time Foolery Lands Man in Federal Custody
Jack Parker, also known as Willis Gentry and Carla Wilson, once in Cincinnati and now in Cleveland Jail, faces federal charges after postal inspectors caught him forging post office money orders by stamping AM instead of PM. Authorities say he forged forty-one orders, each for thirty dollars, sent to fictitious addresses, with payments collected in person.
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Jack Parker
Willis Gentry
Carla Wilson
Walter Clark
Cincinnati
Cleveland (O
J. W. Welborn
Postoffice
Parker
Cleveland
Welborn
Mammoth
Utah
C. F. Clark
Omaha
Neb
French Debt Accord Moves in Parliament Pleases Officials
Washington dispatch notes committee actions in the French Parliament favoring ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt agreement. Officials describe the development as a positive step affecting diplomatic and financial ties with France.
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Washington
Speeding curb plans clash with Coney Island bus woes
Col Sherrill, City Manager, weighs curb rules to slow traffic but admits difficulty. J B Stewart Jr of Cincinnati Street Railway cites slow drivers on Kellogg Avenue as cause of reckless bus operation. A motorcycle cop may be placed along the avenue to enforce order, though Sherrill doubts the measure will help.
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Col. Sher
Mos
J.B. Stewart, Jr
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Col. Sherrill
Coney Island
Kellogge
Llong Avenue
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Committee still considers GOP council ticket in doubt
The Nominating Committee led by Fred Schneller held a session to review candidates for the regular Republican council ticket but made no decision. The panel aims to select outstanding, highly qualified men, with indications that current Councilman W. Meredith Yeatman may be endorsed to seek reelection along with other favored incumbents.
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Fred Schneller
Schneler
W. Meredith Yeatman
Joseph H. Woeste
Max Friedman
Alex, Patterson
Martin Daly
Watson the Needle Cop's Pants Stolen
Patrolman Frank Arnold reported his uniform trousers a $20 watch and $4.25 stolen from a room where he slept. A thief removed a window screen to gain entry yesterday showing thieves have no respect for the law.
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Frank Arnold
Wesley Avenue
Hoover Open to Tax Reduction If Surplus Persists
President Hoover expressed hope that the treasury surplus may permit some tax relief but cautioned that a definite plan depends on evaluating last year's legislation, possible expenditure cuts, and revised revenue estimates. He pegged November 1 for clearer guidance and did not commit to a tax revision bill next winter.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Congress
Cincinnati fire maintenance head suspended over equipment clash
David Campbell, Superintendent of Maintenance in the Cincinnati Fire Department, is suspended for insubordination as Chief Barney Houston and City Manager Col. Sherrill plan hearings. Fire marshals complain of aging gear and seek better shocks and vacuum brakes, while Campbell argues saving money for the city. Campbell, an eleven year veteran, previously worked with Ahren Fox Co. and ran his own business before joining the department.
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Cincinnati
David Campbell
Barney Houston
Ouston
Campbell
Col. Sherrill
Ahren-Fox Company
Eye tests offer diagnosis of heart and other diseases
At the Ohio Optometrists Association gathering Dr. C R Ellis of Ohio State University described eye examination as able to indicate heart trouble diabetes and other conditions. The convention elected officers including Dr Joseph F Wing as president and Dr R A Caracobs as first vice president with emphasis on non surgical squint treatment and new optical techniques.
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Ohio Optometrists’ Association
Linton
C. R. Ellis
Ohio State University
Ellis
Joseph F. Wing
Freeman Avenue
Association
R. A. Caracobs
Lima
A. J. Rowe
Cleveland
C. Gould
Toledo
E. O. Sterzer
Dayton
F. L. Stengel
Marion
Sterzer
Morgan C. Davies
Columbus
R. M. Hall
City of Cleveland Seeks Endurance Flight Record
The monoplane City of Cleveland piloted by Byron K. Newcomb and Roy L. Mitchell presses toward a new world endurance record after surpassing 100 hours in flight. Transfers of fuel and food continue from the supply ship of Ernest E. Basham as the team glides toward the 172 hour mark while honoring fallen airman Waldo E. Robey with a wreath order.
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City of
Cleveland
Byron Newcomb
Royal Mitchell
E. E. Basham
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Newcomb
Mitchell
Ernest E. Basham
Waldo E. Robey
Air Mail
Columbus
Robey
Cincinnati Man Appointed to State Building Commission
Gov. Myers Y. Cooper named William F. Wiley to head the six member commission charged with selecting a site and building Ohio's new 5 million dollar state office building in Columbus. Also named were Warner P. Simpson and Carmin A. Thompson with two more members to be picked. The panel will operate under the Morgan Roche act and begin soon.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
William F. Wiley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Myers Y. Cooper
Warner P. Simpson
Warner P. Simpson Company
Carmin A. Thompson
Cleveland
Morgan-Roche
Wiley
Enquirer
Col. Thompson
Philippine Islands
Coolidge
Simpson
City Council Traffic Board Debates Down-the-River Trolley Extension
The Traffic Committee heard again on extending Cincinnati Street Railway service to down-the-river communities. Mayor Seasongood favors annexation payments at standard rates. Daly pushes funding a voter referendum. Gilman warns against using fare control funds. projected loss 44740 dollars vs profit 10996 dollars claimed by river communities. Draper attends as observer.
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Mayor and Daly
City Council
Seasongood
Martin Daly
Tyler Field
Daly
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
E. Dow’ Gilman
Public Utilities
Gilman
Spanish Flyers Given Royal Welcome on Arrival at Gibraltar
The Spanish fliers led by Maj. Ramon Franco arrive at Gibraltar amid a royal welcome. The group’s fate and reception unfold as theNews reports on this notable event in early July.
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Gibraltar
Ramon Franco
Kissed Her Despite Breakup Ends Suit Against Ann
In Chicago a 62 year old oil burner maker Franklin Har dinge testifies in a breach of promise suit by Ann Livingston Tulsa divorcee seeking 250000. He describes a failed relationship with her and a later kiss at parting claiming it was the last kiss. He accuses Livingston of lies and notes a lunch with St Louis journalist Charley Nix wife of five children.
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Chicago
Franklin
Hardinge
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Okla
Ann
Charles Nix
St. Louis
Nix
Charley
Attorney Erlich
Kidnapped Hobart Trust Vice President Found After Six Days
Wil lard H. Elliott, VP and manager of the Hobart Trust Company of Passage, was abducted Wednesday morning by three men in two cars. He was held blindfolded for six days and found at dawn in his car in Nutley New Jersey. Police and State Banking Department investigators examine Hobart Trust records to uncover a motive for the prise.
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East Orange
N. J
State Department of Banking
Willard H. Elliott
Hobart Trust Company
Iof
Elliott
Nutley
U of A
William H.o’neill
Werner Peer
State Bank
Ruth
Ome
Ohio Congressman Indorsed for Ninth Consecutive Term
In Batavia Ohio Republican Central Committeemen from Adams Clermont Brown and Highland Counties entertained United States Representative C Kearns of the Sixth District The meeting endorsed Kearns for a ninth consecutive term and named census supervisors clerks for the four counties The article notes past election pluralities ranging from 41900 to 11000 in prior campaigns
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Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Republican Central
Adams
Clermont
Brown
Highland Counties
C. Kearns
Henry Irvin
Hillsboro
Highland County
Charles McKinley
Russellsvile
Brown County
Claude Ellis
Lynx
Adams County
Cesus
Mr. Kearns
Scioto
Fike
Kearns
Hoover forms Federal Farm Board with five named members
President Hoover announces the Federal Farm Board with five appointees led by Alexander H. Legge as chairman and James C. Stone as vice chair. Teague and Denman are among early selections representing fruit and livestock, with seats planned for wheat and banking expertise.
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Washington
Theederal Farm Board
Presto Hoover
Alexander H. Legge
Chicago
Charles C. Teague
Los Angeles
Legge
James C. Stone
Lexington
W. 8
Moscrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
Hoover
Stone
C. B. Denman
Farmington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Teague
Herrick Will Leaves 660000 To Only Son
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick's will filed in Cleveland Probate Court allocates a net estate of about 750000 to his son Marmaduke Herrick after 90000 in specifically detailed bequests. Endowments go to the American Hospital in Paris and the Herrick Library at Wellington, with memorial tablets planned.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Paris
Mermneyy W. Herrick
American Hospital
Herrick Public Library
Wellington
Mary Herrick Smith
Mr. Herrick
Myron
Timothy Herrick II
Statesman
Parmely
Herrick
Sunday theater men held to jury in Ohio violation case
Coshocton Ohio July 2 Ralph E Reisinger and Chris Cna cos local theater managers were held to the grand jury under 200 bond on charges of operating motion picture shows in violation of the Sunday closing law Both pleaded not guilty The charges were brought by Louis Glover and Clyde Wells representing the Citizens Enforcement League
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Coshocton, CO
Ralph E. Reisinger
Chris Cnacos
Louis Glover
Clyde Wells
Citizens’ Enforcement League
Hoover to Convene White House Conference on Child Welfare
President Hoover will call a White House conference on health and protection of children with federal state and municipal representatives. An exhaustive advance survey will precede the meeting, funded by private sources totaling 590000 for preliminary committees conference and follow up. The aim is to assess current progress and future needs in dependent children medical exams milk supplies school clinics and related services. The 1909 Roosevelt conference set a social protective movement in motion.
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Hoover
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Czechs and Hungarians on Edge as Rail Cut Abruptly
Prague reports rising tensions after Vincent Pecha, a Czecho-Slovak railroad official, is arrested on espionage suspicions. In retaliation the government halts border rail service at Hidasmeneti, disrupting holiday travel to Tatra and Czech resorts. Hungarian gendarmes allegedly searched Pecha and chained him without solid cause.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Czecho- Slovakia
Hungary
Vincent Pecha
Hidasmeneti
Tatra
Pecha
Snake at Marshallville Church In Split Second Service
In Marshallville Georgia a six foot snake attended Sunday services at the Methodist Church unseen by parishioners. Pastor Rev M T Webb kept calm while the reptile watched from a chandelier globe until after the sermon when a board of stewards helped remove and kill it with a pole.
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Marshallville
Methodist Church
M. T. Webb
Mr. Webb
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