Optimism Brightens Dawes Reparations Conference Opening
London July 14 optimism marked the inter allied reparations conference opening at the Foreign Office. Premier MacDonald Herriot and others will discuss implementing the Dawes report with Ambassador Kellogg as the U S representative and Owen D Young possibly taking a key administrative post. Over 150 delegates attend the session.
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London
Foreign Office
Dawes
MacDonald and Heriot
Paris
Earope
Germany
United States
McDonald
M. Herriot
M. Theuis
Kellogg
Clleagues
Great Britain
France
Italy
Bel Fes
Japan
James Agan, Jr
Logan
Owen D. Young
Young
Bank of Issue
Mr. Young
Colonel Logan
World Flyers Arrive in Paris Amid Placid Acclaim
US Army aviators who circled the globe landed at Lebourget airfield Paris after a 18000 mile journey from the Pacific Coast. Led by Lieutenant Lowell H Smith the team of six planned to press on to London then home via Orkney Iceland Greenland and Labrador welcoming crowds surged as they touched down.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States Army
Globe
Lebourget
Tokyo
Lowell H. Smith
Pacific
London
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Quebec
Smith
Leigh Wade
Eric Nelson
Leslie P. Arnold
A. M. Ogdem
John Harding, Jr
Vienna
Chicago
Judge Olvany Chosen Leader of Tammany Hall Firm
New York July 14 Tammany Hall elected General Sessions Judge George Washington Olvany Grand Chief to succeed the late Charles F Murphy and pledged support to the Davis Bryan ticket and the progressive Democratic platform. Olvany, 47, known for long party work, will resign from the bench to lead the organization and roll up a large national vote.
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Associated Press
New York
Tammany Hall
General Sessions
George Washington Olvany
Charles F. Murphy
Davis
Martin G
Marty’’) McCue
Olvany
Fourteenth Street
James A. Foley
Murphy
East Side
Hylan
Jurge Olvany
New York City
Greenwich Village
New York University
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Fire Department
Gaynor
Judge Olvany
Agnes Halpin
Scarborough
N.Y
George W. Olvany
Harriet Olvany
James J. Olvany
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Democratic County Committee
New York County
Lawyers’ Association
Elks
New York Athletic Club
Delta Chi Fraternity
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Man Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud in Finance Case
Three tons of Cincinnati newspapers containing advertisements for films were seized as exhibits in a mail fraud case. The defendant pleaded guilty to related charges, with the papers serving as key evidence in the prosecution.
House of Commons sheds little light on parley
London July 14 The House debated the coming allied conference but Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald offered few new details The Liberal leader Asquith urged full disclosure on the American role in the Dawes plan while Conservative Baldwin criticized diplomatic methods amid tensions with France MacDonald stressed uniting Britain and France as essential for peace and noted France’s sensitivity to Versailles.
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House OF Commons
Associated Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Asquith
Stanley Baldwin
France
Mr. MacDonald
Baldwin
Europe
Great Britain
Big Corn Killings Boost Cutten Profits At Chicago Board
Chicago brokers report Arthur W. Cutten, a cash grain merchant, sold 300000 bushels of July corn to a glucose firm at about 1.10 a bushel. Estimated profits range from 1500000 to 1860000 dollars as corn prices jumped 40 cents from recent lows. Also credited with wheat gains, Patten profited from disposing 2000000 bushels of oats bought in May. Cash corn trades at 1.18, July corn 1.10, July wheat at 1.23% in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Arthur W. Cutten
Cutten
Dupage County
Winnipeg
James A. Patten
City and Traction Officials Outline 7 Cent Fare and Debt Cut Plan
Cincinnati negotiators announce a new franchise draft for street Railway operation. The plan would cancel over 5 million dollars of debt, cap the fare at 7 cents for three years, and share paving costs between the city and the company. The group will meet Mondays to draft the final franchise with open press access.
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Traction
City
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Saul Zielonka
Robert A. Taft
The
Street Railway Company
Walter Draper
Cincinnati Traction Company
Taft
Zielonka
Samuel Assur
Draper
W. Jerome Kuertz
Street Railway
Treet Railways
Kuertz
Assur
Walter Shohl
Traction Company
Rogers Law
Department of Street Railroads
Tos
Public Utilities Commission
Mr. Taft
Mr. Zielonka
City Sollicitor
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sir
Yobert
Aided Mass Murderer to Get Victims' Clothes
In Hanover on July 14 the case of Friedrich Haarmann’s accomplice Hans Grans, a 23 year old second hand clothing dealer, was heard. Grans allegedly helped Haarmann lure victims to Haarmann’s lair to obtain their clothing after their deaths.
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Associated Press
Hanover
Germany
Friedrich Haarmann
Hans Grans
Haarmann
Grans
Dayton Bank Fraud Case Opens in Court
Charles W Hoffritz Clarence Kiefer and Harry P Johnson pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud at the American Finance Company trial. Edward Waicher and Daniel W Quinn Jr pleaded not guilty. J M Dunwoodie is charged as a fugitive. Jury sworn. jurors listed as pending. Trial prosecutions led by Ben son W Hough with assistants.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
Charles W. Hoffritz
Clarence Kiefer
Harry P. Johnson
American Finance Company
Hickenlooper
Milton C. Stern
Charles Slagle
Edward Waichet
Daniel W. Quinn, Jr
Edward Waicher
Union Storage Company
J. M. Dunwoodie
Dunwoodie
Scotland
Dayton
Hareth E. May
United Sates
Lee Warren James
Vario
Federal Grand Jury
Stanley Borthwick
United States Marshal
Carson M. Pratt
United States
W. M. Baker
Urbana
W. E. Ten Eyck
Tippecanoe City
W. M. Alexander
Piqua
Alexander
Ira C. Albert
Lewisburg
Louis E. Bauman
Guy W. Bandy
Troy
Watchet and Quinn
Benson W. Hough
United States District Attorney
H. May
Harry Abrams
W. B. Bartells
Newspapers Exhibits Ready For Trial In Bankrupt Firm Case
Three tons of Cincinnati newspapers will be used as government exhibits in the Dayton Ohio bankruptcy case. The editions contain stock advertisements of the American Finance Company soliciting subscriptions. Four Cincinnati daily papers have subpoenas to provide two and a half years of stock ads. Over sixty witnesses have been subpoenaed, including several local residents alleged to be defrauded.
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Cincinnati
American Finance Company
Dayton
Senator Robinson expelled from Chevy Chase Country Club
The Board of Governors expelled Senator Robinson of Arkansas after an inquiry into a blow exchange with Dr. James F. Mitchell on the Chevy Chase links three weeks earlier. The incident occurred at the thirteenth tee during a foursome that included Senators Walsh Kendrick and Jones and a rival party led by Colonel Edward Clifford.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Chevy Chase Country Club
James F. Mitchell
Board of Governors
Walsh
Montana
Kendrick
Wyoming
Jones
New Mexico
Dritchell
Edward Clifford
the Treasury
First Fatal Crash in Yellowstone Canyon Reported
A special from Livingston says the first fatal mishap in Yellowstone Canyon occurred Sunday when an automobile slid between two trees and backed off a precipice, hurling passengers Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Dunn of Minneapolis to death more than 1 000 feet below.
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Canyon
Butte
Mont
Livingston
Yellowstone Canyon
Earl J. Dunn
Minneapolis
Clem Shaver Sought as Davis Campaign Manager
Clem Shaver of West Virginia has been asked by John W. Davis to be his campaign manager and chair the Democratic National Committee. He would supervise arrangements to replace the current WV member, and only join if assured of broad cooperation from key figures like Daniel C. Roper and Franklin Roosevelt.
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Clem Shaver
West Virginia
Davis
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
New York
John W. Davis
Democratic National Committee
Shaver
Daniel C. Roper
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
San Francisco
John Davis
Davis Confers With Leaders in Maine Speech Prep
New York July 14 John W Davis Democratic nominee for president spent the day meeting party leaders to plan his acceptance address. He will likely hold the notification ceremony in Clarksburg West Virginia around July 28 and then head to a Maine coast island to draft his rallying call. Senator Owen urged emphasis on Republicans’ currency deflation and tariff policy while Davis noted his voting history since 1916 and his long party work in Clarksburg.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Davis
Maine
R. L. Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
West
Medill McCormick
Harding
America
Europe
House of Delegates
Cordell Hull
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Clem Shaver
Isadore Dockweiler
California
Edmund H. Moore
Ohio
Locust Valley
Columbus Man Awakens in Washington With Amnesia
Charles Raymond Davis a 30 year old Columbus man awoke on a Washington park bench claiming no memory since July 2 the day of a car crash that left a blank eight day gap before his awakening. He wore a chauffeur uniform with 39 cents and a note of concern from his wife as police and family seek answers.
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Columbus Man
Washington
Associated Press
Columbus
Charles Raymond Davis
D. C
Capital
Davis
Frida
Caroline Davis
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M.L. Swetnam & Son
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