Paris approves naval arms treaty in record vote
The French Chamber of Deputies, led by the Poincare Briand alliance, passes the Washington naval accords limiting capital ships by a 460 to 106 margin. Officials cite temporary limits and France’s defensive fleet needs while vowing flexibility in building light cruisers and submarines. In Rome, Prince Carlo Guidstiniani Bandini and Princess Maria are chloroformed by two servants who steal jewels and two million lire, fleeing with a historic diamond.
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Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare- Briand
Ponicare
Briand
France
United States
M. Berthon
M. Briand
Rome
Carlo Guistiniani Bandini
Maria
Hortense
Holland
France Ratifies Naval Limits Treaty Boosts Washington Pact
Word that the French Chamber of Deputies ratified the naval limitation treaty brings reassurance in Washington as the Washington conference program to halt first line warship building gains momentum among signatories Great Britain Japan Italy and the United States awaiting France's pledge. Officials note relief among naval leaders that long uncertainty over American naval policy may soon fade.
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Associated Press
Washington
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Harding
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
United States
Adams and Scioto Counties search for suspect in Morris shooting
Authorities in Adams and Scioto Counties pursue a man living near Portsmouth linked by John Spires of Wamsleyville to the May 23 fatal shooting of Cincinnati man Robert F. Morris. Spires, held on suspicion, has aided the case as chemists test blood stains on an auto cushion and bag. Otway residents report car activity and two autos seen fleeing into bushes after a shot near midnight.
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Scioto Counties
Portsmouth
John Spires
Wamsleyville
Robert F. Morris
Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Spires
West Union
Morris
W. W. White
Adams County
White
Scioto County
Otway
Seatia
Elko 10 Honors John Galvin Memorial at Elm Ninth
A Cincinnati Elks delegation announced a memorial for the late John Galvin former mayor of Cincinnati to be erected at Elm and Ninth streets on the Elks Temple. The form statue bust or tablet will be decided at the Atlanta convention by a special committee.
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New Temple
Atlanta
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Elks’ Temple
Elm
Ninth Streets
Cincinnati Elks
Galvin
Henry Morgenthaler
James S. Richardson
Ninth and Elm Streets
National
Central Union Depot
Elks
South Dakota
W. H. McMasters
George Ficke
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwest
Charles E. Bunning
Harry Appel
A. Bart Horton
August Herrmann
J. Larry Birmingham
Queen City
McMasters
James G. McFarland
McFarland
Ficke
Ernst von Bargen
South Dakota Elks
Thousands expected at fifty ninth Grand Lodge convention
Atlanta opens the fifty ninth Grand Lodge convention and reunion with preparations for 40 000 to 50 000 delegates and visitors. James G. McFarland of South Dakota is said to be slated for Grand Exalted Ruler.
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Atlanta
Grand Lodge
James G. McFarland
South Dakota
Two Women Injured in Atlantic Coast Line Train Derailment
Tampa. Fla. July 7 Two Tampa women were injured and many other passengers bruised when Atlantic Coast Line passenger train No 80 derailed and overturned eight miles east of Tampa in the afternoon.
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Tampa
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Missing Woman Seen In Ravenswood And Marietta Reports
The Fairview Heights missing woman case draws digs as two new letters hint at sightings in Ravenswood West Virginia and Marietta Ohio. A $700 reward pool expands as husband distributes circulars to hospitals and institutions.
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Cal Crim
Anna Marie Bedinger
Chickasaw Street
Fairview Heights
Marietta
Death in Norwood: Theodore C. Lemcke Expires After Gun Incident
The 47 year old leather goods maker of Norwood died from a self inflicted gunshot after an earlier incident with his son in an automobile crash. Coroner Handley noted prior threats of death before Christmas and despondence, while relatives cite accident. Police investigated. funeral plans pending.
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Madison Avenue
Norwood
D. C. Handley
Mr. Lemcke
Handley
Joseph
Lemcke
Frank Dreckman
William Barret
Norwood Force
Mills Avenue
Higginbotham Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Thomas Walter Higginbotham was found guilty of second degree murder in the beating death of Martin Tabert at a North Dakota convict camp. The jury deliberated 1 hour 20 minutes. sentence ranges from 20 years to life. The case spurred Florida convict lease reforms and probes into camp practices.
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Florida
Tabert
Senate of
North Dakota
Tify
Talbert
G. Grimson
J. R. Jones
B. F. Willis
Leon County
Jones
Lumber Company
Separation Termed "Marital Strategy" By Mrs. Hilliard
New York reports say Olga Everard Hilliard and actor Robert Hilliard have separated as a marital strategy to improve home life. Mrs Hilliard cites nerves and stage temperament. Hilliard is resting in Lake Placid after an insulin treatment for diabetes. separation began last December.
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New York
Olga Everard Hilliard
Robert Hilliard
Higginbotham Described By One Who Felt His Lash
A columnist recalls reactions to a Florida Alabama Georgia convict lashed to Beaty as Higginbotham is cited. The piece questions romance in life and notes how such lashings are reported, reflecting on sensationalism and public perception.
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Higginbotham
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Seven year old boy killed in Beekman Bremen crossing crash
A seven year old Leroy Armbruster of Cumminsville was run down and killed crossing Beekman at Bremen. Driver August Geis was released. The day also saw injuries in other traffic crashes across Hamilton County with several serious injuries and one minor injury.
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Hamilton County
General Hospital
Leroy Armbruster
Borden Street
Cumminsville
Beekman Street
Bremen Street
Armbruster
Louis Schwab
Bluerock Avenue
Schwab
August A. Geis
Donaldson Place
August Armbruster
Forestville (O
James Schaedler
Forestville
Daniel Walker
Pleasant Plains
James Schaedler, Jr
Schaedler
Walker
J. C. Bevis
Harrison
Myers Semster
Armory Avenue
Madison Park
Anthony B. Hiller
Thirty-second Street
Oakley
Eight Freed of Charges in Camp Graft Inquiry
In Los Angeles on July 7 two army officers and six civilians were acquitted in U S District Court of conspiring to defraud the government in connection with sales of army goods at Camp Kearney.
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Los Angeles
United States District Court
Camp Kearney
Politics May Give Nomination Cox Again
This article examines William Jennings Bryan and James M. Cox as potential Republican and Democratic nominees. It notes Cox as 1920 Democratic nominee with prior campaign experience and mentions San Francisco convention dynamics and Prohibition influences shaping early nomination prospects.
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Cox
Lawrence
Quiet Alliance Forming to Bar Henry Ford in 1924
Washington reports indicate a bipartisan understanding against Ford's presidential bid. Democratic and Republican leaders fear Ford as a third party threat and prefer Harding's renomination, while Underwood may unite Southern delegates despite wet opposition.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Harding
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Democratic National
Ford
Mr. Ford
Democratic Party
Oscar M. Underwood
Alabama
West
Middle West
Detroit
Underwood
A. Mitchell Palmer
Senator Underwood
South
White House
Norman F. Mack
New York
Europe
McAdoo for President Boom Discussed at New York Dinner
A New York dinner of a dozen McAdoo backers outlined plans for a McAdoo for president campaign. Samuel Amidon was chosen to manage the effort, with discussions weighing Ford, Cox, Smith, Underwood, Davis and others. If announced early, McAdoo could enter the convention with about 400 delegates and attract defections from rival camps.
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New York
Evening Post
William G. McAdoo
New York Evening Post
McAdoo
Samuel B. Amidon
National Democratic
Cox
Ohio
Smith
Underwood
Great Britain
John W. Davis
Henry Ford
Amidon
Europe
Art G. Gibbyp
Wilsonson Campaign
Byron R. Newton
Frank Wilson
W. Judson Timmins
David Hunter Miller
E. Bright Wilson
Tennessee Society
Oscar Price
Detroit
Kentucky
Davis
Sa Virginia
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