German Editor Maximilian Hatden Attacked in Berlin Villa
Maximilian Hatden, Germany’s leading editor, was stabbed eight times outside his Grunewald villa. He is slowly improving and denounced official laxity that allowed monarchist pressure, urging Allied support for a democratic peaceful Germany while resisting monarchist forces.
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Maximilian Hatden
Germany
Grunewald
Berlin
Harden
Jeditor
German Republic
Germany’s Fourth Year of Republic Sparks Protective Bill
Maximilian Harden argues four years after the revolution that Germany must shield the republic with a new Reichstag bill. He condemns remnants of monarchist influence, from princes remaining in court to imperial flags and pensions for ex-officers, urging stark reform to prevent relapse into old order.
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Maximilian Harden
Germany
Berlin
Reichstagg
Potsdam
Silesia
Schleswig
Republic
Moratorium Sought by German Experts in Paris
Berlin July 8 Two German experts planned to go to Paris to ask the Reparation Commission for a moratorium that would allow Germany to spread its cash payments over a longer period.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
France urged to loosen reparations grip to save Germany
Washington officials say Germany faces a grave crisis and must obtain relief from France to avert collapse. They warn only private loans, backed by security, can help, and France’s stance on reparations will determine the fate of the Weimar government and risk radical upheaval.
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Washington
Associated Press
Germany
Rhine
France
Europe
United States
State and Commerce
Wirth
Pastor Piette Binds Peace To Leave Gun From Church
In Racine Wisconsin Rev John B Piette pastor of St Rose Catholic Church signed a 500 peace bond guaranteeing he will not carry a revolver to services. Trustees feared he sought to borrow a pistol last Sunday. Piette testified he wanted to brandish it to protect worshipers from disturbances. Judge Burgess noted publicity should prevent further trouble.
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Racine
Wis
John B. Piette
St. Rose Catholic Church
Father Piette
Dennis Fitzgerald
Burgess
Fitzgerald
Collapse May Alter Treaty of Versailles
The article discusses potential changes following a collapse and notes the United States is unlikely to take the initiative in reshaping the Versailles treaty. It emphasizes cautious international reorientation and possible shifts in Allied negotiations.
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United States
Germany Crisis Shapes Postwar World The Next Step
Washington fears a German collapse could trigger political chaos and Bolshevik terror, threatening European stability. The United States backs revision of Versailles reparations and European leadership, hoping Britain, France, and a new conference steer Germany toward reconstruction.
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Washington
Harding
Great Britain
Europe
Lloyd George
Cannes
Germany
Briand
Genoa
United States
America
Britain
May Die as Result of Revolver Harmless Test
Kert Jenkins, 19, attempted to prove a revolver harmless and fatally wounded himself when an old shell exploded. The blast pierced his stomach and liver in two places.
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Kert Jenkins
Priceless story from European conferences sparks rumor
A tale from Genova untold by Leased Wire claims Lloyd George paid a sovereign, Barthou a fifty franc note, Theo Schober a bill of lading, and Tchitcherin a stereotype plate for thousand-ruble notes as leaders dined. The anecdote ends with a Bolshevik departing, leaving the waiter dazzled.
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Washington
Genoa
Lloyd George
M. Barthou
the Commercial Tribune
Reial Tribune
Theo Schober
Herr Schober
Tchitcherin
Mtchitcherin
Bolsherist
Cardinals Gain Ground as Giants Lose Game
In the National League tightens. Reds beat Philadelphia 7-1 and 5-3 as Cubs overpower Braves twice. Giants fall 7-5 to Pirates and Brooklyn lose 10-7 to the Cardinals. Yankees drop 8-1 to Cleveland. Browns split with Red Sox. Detroit and Washington, and White Sox and Athletics split doubleheaders.
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Cardinals
Giants
Reds
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Braves
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cards
Yankees
Cleveland
Browns
Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
White Sox
Athletics
Democrats Break Over Tariff Bill in Rice Rates Vote
Washington July 8 There was another wide split among Democrats over the tariff as several joined Republicans to reject the lower rice rates written by the Finance Committee. The House rates were approved after receding from amendments. Roll calls were held on rough and milled rice with key votes by Adkins, Ashurst, Caraway, Carothers, La Follette and others. The debate touched on tariff building and wage effects, with La Follette arguing for tariffs based on scientific data and warning against current practice.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Adhurst
Arizona
Broussard
Ransdell
Louisiana
Caraway
Robinson
Arkansas
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Wyoming
Sheppard
Texas
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ashurst
Senate
LaFollette
Tariff Commission
Woolf
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Cohen, Goldman «& Co
New York City
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Children and others injured in city auto accidents
A three year old, Helen Kemble, was in dangerous condition after being struck by a car driven by Helen Gorman at Winfield and Glenway. Several other pedestrians and motorists suffered minor injuries in crashes across the city, including a truck collision on Thirteenth Street injuring Emma Jester. multiple incidents near Bridgetown and Muddy Creek roads left riders with cuts, bruises, and lacerations.
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Helen Kemble
Lee Kemble
Sunset Avenue
Price Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Helen
Winfield
Glenway Avenues
Helen Gorman
Elberon Avenue
Emma Jester
East Thirteenth Street
Joseph Bishow
Lexington
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Barker and Friesen
Albert Harris
Bridgetown
Muddy Creek
Robert Williams
Park Avenue
Clifton
General Hospital
Betts
William Ames
Bridgetown Pike
Eastern Avenue
Vance Street
Russell Jeremiah
Tabasco
Jeremiah
Union Gas & Electric Company
Orley Hale
Farmer
West Eighth Street
Second Street
Broadway
Cleveland O’brien
Wilmer Street
Fourth and Vine Streets
William Wilson
East Eleventh_ street
Covington
Woman Injured In Fall At Home On Gladstone Avenue
Mrs Susan Ward 75 a widow fell several feet while descending steps at 2024 Gladstone Avenue yesterday afternoon. She was taken by police to General Hospital and treated for a fractured rib and sprained ankle.
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Gladstone Avenue
Susan Ward
General Hospital
Clinton Illinois Rail Strike Turns Violent Guard Kills Boy
At Clinton Illinois a railroad shopmen strike flare up ends in gunfire when a guard shoots and kills a 12 year old boy and wounds others including the striker's father. About 6000 strikers gather as troops are ordered in. Guards and workers flee and arms are looted from hardware stores before authorities restore calm.
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Clinton, Ill
Associated Press
Illinois Central Railroad
James Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
J. W. Persons
Sterling
Rockford
Persons
Clinton
Cline
Strikers Enjoined From Interfering With Railroad
Federal Judge Fitzhenry issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting strikers from interfering with Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad operations at Beardstown and Galesburg. Regimental Headquarters Company of the 130th Infantry at Decatur was ordered to move to Clinton amid reports of trouble in the shopmen's strike.
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Springfield
Ill
Fitzhenry
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Beardstown
Galesburg
130Th Infantry
Decatur
Clinton
Black
Federal agents arrive to oversee Missouri strike action
Slater Missouri hosts seven U S marshals who arrive with deputies to manage the strike, declare federal intervention to safeguard mails and interstate commerce, while a later report notes 47 local trains suspended across Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas due to roundhouse and labor tensions.
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Slater
Associated Press
I. E. Parshall
United States
Missouri
Railroad worker beaten after refusing to strike
In Birmingham Alabama on July 8 P L Fletcher a Frisco Road employee was attacked by ten to twelve men who asked why he had not joined the strike before fleeing into a church. He was hospitalized with injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
P. L. Fletcher
Frisco Road
Governor Morrow orders troops to Madisonville mobilization
Barbourville Ky July 8 Governor Morrow ordered troops to move from Hopkinsville and Livermore to Madisonville after county officials warned the strip mine situation could worsen and local authorities could not handle it. Fifty-five men expected in Madisonville early tomorrow with Hopkinsville cavalry armed with machine guns and Livermore infantry with standard gear.
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Barbourville
Morrow
Hopkinsville
Livermore
Madisonville
Federal judge restrains railroad signalmen strike action
In Chicago a federal order restrains 14000 railroad signalmen from interfering with interstate commerce and mail movement. Attorney General Daugherty authorized use of force to prevent disruption while officials await a negotiated program from the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America.
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Germany
Chicago
Associated Press
Charles F. Clyne
Robert Levy
United States
Daugherty
United States Railroad Labor Board
Executive Council
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America
D. W. Holt
Signalmen's Organization
Madisonville Mine Strike Prompts State Troop Appeal
In Madisonville Kentucky authorities appealed for state troops after about 200 men visited the Sunlight Mines Thursday night and menaced the property and workers. The Dunlap Mining Company operates the nearby strip mine with nonunion labor, about 100 men. Jonnie Jackson president of United Mineworkers District 23 disavowed union involvement in the strike disruption.
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Madisonville
Sunlight
Dunlap Mining Company
Here
Jonnie Jackson
United Mineworkers
Hillside Miners Threaten to Quit Over Nonunion Workers
In Gallipolis Ohio on July 8 union miners from Pomeroy threatened to halt hillside Cheshire mine operations if nonunion workers resume. They used firearms to intimidate nonunion workers yesterday. Sheriff Swanson plans to appeal to Governor Davis and has sworn in sixteen armed deputies to patrol between Cheshire and Pomeroy.
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Hillside
Gallipolis
Hillside Mines
Cheshire
Pomeroy
Sheriff Swanson
Davis
Swanson
Harding Returns as Coal Talks Resume Monday
President Harding arrives in Washington where leaders of miners and operators prepare for Monday negotiations. John L. Lewis and Fred M. Ogle return to brief on current talks while Hoover and Davis review progress. Bituminous talks may pause temporarily as wage settlement issues push for district or national scales.
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Harding
Washington
Associated Press
Fred M. Ogle
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Hoover
Davis
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Percy Rockefeller Rescued After Blizzard Ordeal
Mrs. Percy Rockefeller of New York led a party of tourists lost on Mount Washburn in Yellowstone National Park. Forest rangers located them after a fire lit by Mrs. Rockefeller guided rescuers to the scene.
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Percy Rockefeller
FT. Yellowstone
Wyo
Mount Washburn
Yellowstone National Park
New York
Mail Interference Report Prep Under Justice Dept
Advices received by the Department of Justice report disorders at railroad centers in the Middle West causing mail interference. Acting Attorney General Guy D. Goff began preparing a report to be laid before Attorney General Daugherty. Messages on the situation were received and marshals may act where needed.
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Daugherty
Washington
Department of Justice
Middle West
Guy D. Goff
Atorney
Department
United States Marshals
Goff
Troops Called Out as Rail Strike Clashes Spread Nationwide
Illinois troops mobilized after a strike wave across several states. Federal injunctions blocked picketing at Aurora and New Orleans while clashes in Clinton, Illinois left one boy dead and two injured. Labor leaders signaled possible pauses as railroads pressed for continued service.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Aurora
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Iowa
Department of Justice
Washington
B. I. Scott
Road
Sterling
Clinton
Illinois Central
D. W. Holt
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
United States Railroad
Labor ‘Board
Mr. Holt
W.L. McMenimen
Mr. Nolt
B. N. Jewell
Shor Crafts
Hooper
Labor Board
Jewell
Ill
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Robert T. Small
ST. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
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