Briand Government Falls Amid French Debt Crisis
Paris July 17 Premier Aristide Briand’s tenth cabinet fell under attacks by M Herriot and M Marin in a 288 to 243 vote. Herriot to form a new cabinet with leaders like Poincaire and Tardieu, while Briand and Caillaux resigned to President Doumergue.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Caillaux
M. Herriot
M. Marin
M. Briand
Doumergue
M. Poincaire
M. Bokanowski
M. Tardieu
Herriot
Briand
M. Caillaux
Republic
M. Herriott
Louis Marin
Bank of France
Planned Car Purchase Highlighted in Classified Ads
Classified Automobile Ads suggest current listing options for a buyer. Readers are guided to review autos for sale and compare prices and terms before deciding.
Briand Reflects on Liberty and Hostility After Palace Departure
Paris reports Briand telling correspondents that he cannot always succeed himself and must live free from constant hostility. He says he is now free and very happy, marking a shift in his outlook after leaving the Palace.
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Paris
M. Briand
Premier Baldwin Rejects Church Peace Proposals Over Coal Strike
London July 17 Premier Baldwin rejects church peace proposals backed by miners with no wage subsidy and hours concession. He would receive a deputation but cannot agree to restoring current hours with government wage aid. Ministers consider a 20 million pound loan while 3,000 women march with red rosettes and miners lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Baldwin
Christian Churches of
Great Britain
Lichfield
Miners’ Federation
Royal Coal Commission
Archbishop of Canterbury
George
Canterbury
Labor Herald
Hiberal Sheets
Adam Nimmo
Herbert Spaith
Mesopotamia
West End
Thames Embankment
Hyde Park
South Wales
Durham
N.Y
Mellon Says U S Must Pay Debts Not Cancel Them
Secretary Mellon argues in a letter that erasing war debts would shirk trusteeship to taxpayers. He notes only Britain has had debt cancellations and that Europe moves toward economic recovery, urging continued collection of bonds through taxation and firm support for debt agreements.
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Washington
Mellon
Great Britain
United States
Europe
American Debt Commission
Frederick W. Peabody
Ashburnham
Mass
Peabody
Coolidge
France
Caillaux
Popwar
Congress
Belgium
Italy
England
Melion
Mr. Peabody
Russia
Prelates to be Honored After Chicago Eucharistic Congress
Rome reports American Catholic laymen and prelates who played key roles at the Chicago Eucharistic Congress will be honored on Cardinal Bonzano’s return. Laymen receive decoratio and Prelates receive honorary titles.
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Rome
Chicago
Cardinal Bonzano
Alfonso Back Home From England Arrives in San Sebastian
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived in San Sebastian today from England aboard a royal train. The cortege was greeted by local officials and onlookers as the royal party toured the city.
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Alfonso
San Sebastian
Spain
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
England
Cincinnati Detective Joins Search for Editor Slayer
Stark County officials enlist Ora Slater, Cincinnati detective, to aid the Mellett murder case. He will report to Prosecutor C B McClintock and work separately from Canton police who questioned twelve underworld figures in the plot against Don R Mellett of the Canton Daily News. Reward totals rose to 24500 dollars.
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Canton
Mellett
Ora Slater
Crew
C. B. McClintock
Stark County
Cincinnati
Slater
McClintock
Canton Police
Don R. Mellett
Canton. Daily News
Nesbitt
Jake Nesbitt
Troy
Frances
Scripps-Howard League
James M. Cox
Canton Daily News
Dayton
Cox
D. J. Maloney
The
News League of Ohio
Charles
Mine collapse drives families from Glen Alden area
Thirty five families left Parsons today as a massive Glen Alden Coal Co mine cave in threatens homes. Cracks appeared in surrounding streets and a surface sink formed. Two large structures disappeared into a seventy foot hole while railway traffic resumed after dumping ashes into the crack.
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Wilkesbarre
Parsons
Glen Alden Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Peach
Landslide Buries Train Killing 117 in Bosnia Near Sarajevo
A great landslide caused by torrential rainfall buried a rail passenger train near Sarajevo killing 117. Belgrade reports add drowning in Ipek region, a ten person flood death, and thousands of sheep losses as floods rise across the area.
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Bosnia
Vienna
Sarajevo
Belgrade
Ipek
Danube
Serajavo
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Three Injured When Auto Strikes Pole in Ludlow Ky
Covington police report a high speed crash at Oak street and Adelia avenue Ludlow Kentucky injuring three people. Hugh Meyer 26 and his wife Lelia Meyer of Fourteenth and Race streets, and George Weigel 28 of 1407 Vine Street suffered injuries. Mrs Helen Weigel escaped harm. The car ran thirty feet on the sidewalk after hitting a telephone pole and was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital after initial care at Covington police headquarters.
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Oak Street
Adelia Avenue
Ludlow
Hugh Meyer
Lelia Meyer
Race Streets
George Weigel
Vine Street
Helen Weigel
Covington
Oregon bandit captured near White Pine Camp
Roy D Autremont an Oregon bandit was arrested twelve miles from White Pine Camp guarding President Coolidge in the Adirondacks. The man named Chambault worked on a farm and matched the circular description except for eye color. He is held on an open charge and implicated in a large mail robbery.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
President Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Roy D’autremont
Oregon
Gabriels
Maj. Warner
Gov. Smith
White House
Adirondacks
Chambault
Broadfield
Prohibition Raids Net 39 Arrested. Liquor Seizures Total $47,000
In a three day drive led by J. H. Lee Florida prohibition agents raided Tampa Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach arresting 39 people. Authorities seized 9 600 quarts of liquor 15 000 bottles of beer four automobiles a truck a boat a 5 800 gallon still and 1 000 gallons of mash valued at about 47 000. Twelve alcohol seizures occurred in Tampa Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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Miami
Fla
Tampa
Ft. Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
J. H. Lee
Florida
Secret Service
Broward
Palm Beach
Lee
Coolidge Sends Live Pike to Governor After Adirondacks Visit
President Coolidge and Gov. Alfred E. Smith shared a luncheon at the Adirondacks where the President sent a three pound live pike to the Governor. The fish was caught by Coolidge on Osgood Lake and conveyed alive by Secretary Sanders. Four youths from a capsized sailboat were rescued nearby by Coolidge aides. The President spent most of the day on government business and planned to attend church services before possibly traveling to Plymouth Vermont next week.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
White House
Adirondacks
Everett Sanders
Wilfred L. McDougald
Senator McDougald
Joel T. Boone
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Dr. Boone
Hospital Corps
Marine Detachment
James J. Haley
George C. Dresser
John Fitzgerald
Boys killed and brother hurt on trestle tragedy
Kent Ohio July 17. Mike Engelish 9 was killed and his brother Paul 10 was fatally injured when a Wheeling and Lake Erie train caught them on a trestle nine miles south of town. Susie Engelish their sister escaped by hanging over the edge. Paul’s legs were severed and he is not expected to live.
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Kent
Mike Engelish
Paul
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Here
Susie Engelish
Night aerial cameras could reveal enemy movements
Dayton July 17 report shows Lieut. George W. Goddard capturing detailed night aerial photographs from 1,500 feet using flash bombs and a synchronized shutter. The film clearly shows street activity and buildings, enabling advance warning of enemy deployments, offensives, and troop movements for strategic planning.
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Dayton
United States
Lieut
George W. Goddard
Goddard
Destroyer Finds Alcohol in Abandoned Speed Boat
The destroyer Childs, arrived with naval reservists from New England maneuvers, reports picking up an abandoned motor speed boat off Montauk Point last Thursday containing 105 five-gallon cans of alcohol.
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Philadelphia
Childs
New England
Montauk Point
S. IL
Atrocities in Albemarle Court Hears Crawford Trial
In Albemarle on July 7 the Crawford murder trial continues with testimony from former convicts and residents describing gang cruelty over fifteen years. Witnesses recount dragging, beatings, and a broken arm incident as jurors await further evidence before noon Monday.
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Albemarle
N. C
Nevin C. Crawford
James Howell
Jamie Terry
Crawford
Wooten
Henry Wooten
James H. Poll
Finley
Carl, Leake
Hunnecutt
John Quincy Leake
Grady Sides
Grady
John Baker
Leatherhead
James Lee Butler
Philps
Fintey
Huge Copper Trust Threatens U S Mines Warns Senator
Washington July 17 Senator Cameron warned that the Copper Export Association seeks to dominate world copper markets, risking 600,000 American miners and domestic output. He traced control to Guggenheim and Ryan connected to Anaconda Utah Copper and Inspiration mines, claiming they could flood New York with cheap copper from abroad.
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Bers
Congress
Isocenr Export Association
Chill
South Africa
Americas
Cameron
Ariz
Copper Export’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Great Britain
Japan
Chile
South America
International Copper Trust
Germany
United States
Limon Guggenheim
John D. Ryan
Guggenheim
Ryan
Anaconda Mining Company
Utah Copper Company
Inspiration Mines
Arizona
United Tes
Men
Eir Associates
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Africa
New York
Guggenheim and
Ryam
Guggenheims
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Belgium
Congo
International Copper Corporation
Little Fellows
Michigan
Federal Trade Crommission
A. F. of L
Commission
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Wife of Rhinelander Sails on the Majestic
Mrs. Alice Jones Rhinelander wife of Leonard Kip Rhinelander sailed for England today aboard the White Star liner Majestic accompanied by her mother. They occupy a small inside cabin in second accommodations. Alice handed through a door a brief typed statement that the trip aims to visit her mother’s relatives in England.
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New York World News Service
New York
Alice Jones-Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
England
Majestic
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Ghuugh
U.S
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Pennsylvania
Ludlow, KY
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