Allies Near Compromise on Dawes Reparation Sanctions
London dispatch reports Britain and France battling over how to enforce Dawes reparations while American input suggests a middle ground may emerge. Premier discussions focus on sanctions and the authority of the Reparations Commission as the U S observer notes possible progress despite sharp disagreements.
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Associated Press
London
James A. Logan, Jr
United States
Germany
MacDonald
Herriot
J. H. Thomas
Derby
Angreement
Europe
Tragedy as nine year old drown while river play
In Silver Grove Kentucky Amasetta Nixon nine dies after rushing current pulls her from her brother Randolph Nixon and neighbor's child Charles Best near their home. Her brother Burns 14 and others attempted to rescue her as mother watched in disbelief. The body had not been found by nightfall.
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Amasetta Nixon
Randolph Nixon
Silver Grove
Ohio
Burns
American Consul Killed by Mob in Teheran Persia
The American Consul at Teheran was killed by a mob today. Vice Consul in Charge Robert W. Imbrie died, reported to the State Department by Mrs. Imbrie with no further details.
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Teheran
Persia
Associated Press
Washington
Robert W. Imbrie
State Department
Imbrie
Mismanagement and Waste Charged in Suit for Receiver
Harry O. Roth, stockholder, sues in Common Pleas Court seeking appointment of a receiver for the International Metal Sealed Corporation. He accuses the board of gross mismanagement and wasteful spending to equip laboratories and fund subsidiary ventures, and notes a planned liquidation after failed efforts to reorganize. The suit outlines a name change from Union Bond and Share to International Metal Sealed, the 4 million dollar capital raise, and arrangements to buy the Gold Sealed Denture Process Company plus stock transfers and lab setup plans.
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Metal Sealed Corporation
Harry O. Roth
Common Pleas Court
1 Ghanem Metal Sealed Corporation
Roth
Gibson Hotel
New York Company
H. C. Busch
Union Bond and Share Corporation
Delaware
Cincinnati
International Metal Sealed Corporation
Gold Sealed Denture Process Company of
New York
J. J. Welch
Welch
Dr. Harm
John.a. Daly
J. M. Richardson
James Cullen
Maurice Pollak
Homerio. Brown
James*t
Daniela Chanxles
Charles P. Taft
Restaurant Keeper Dies By Walking Into Ohio River
Arthur G. Bennett 50, a restaurant proprietor from 630 East Pearl Street, is believed to have died by self action amid chronic heat suffering. His body was recovered by barge workers at the foot of Ludlow Street and taken to the County Morgue. A note left at home said he was tired and going to the river for his last, unaddressed testament.
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Arthur G. Bennett
East Pearl Street
Bennett
Ohio River
Ludlow Street
Thee County
Lucy May Bennett
Joe Mann
Gladstone Avenue
Kosmos
Mann
Ray Smith
Seeger Street
Fred Fiecher
Second District
James Ormond
East Sixth Street
Butler Street
Ormond
William H. Bennett
Madeira
East Pearl Stret
Ying
Thhey
William F. Fuldner
Arch Street
Fuldner
William
Beatrice
Michigan
Charles Souther
Souther
Price of Brick Plant Sought by State Provokes GOP Allegations
Columbus July 18 Republicans accused officials of uppricing the Roseville brick plant for the state welfare department. The notice cites Blooming company incorporators and asserts the Tri County Brick Co acquired the property after negotiations began. Director Harper disputed claims and said the deal remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Columbus,. O
Roseville
State Welfare Department
Republican
John E. Harper
Tri- County Brick Company
Harper
Crabbe
Gvas
Treasury
W. R. Crowleg
O. K. Parrett
C. F. Kelley
H. D. Bergin
Arthur L. Rowe
Tri-County
Donahey
Muskingum County
Governor cites affidavits naming Pelkey in gas bomb plot
Governor Flynn says affidavits obtained by the Attorney General implicate William C. Pelkey, chairman of the Republican State Committee, in directing the gas bomb during the June 19 Senate filibuster. Two Boston men, Thomas Lally and Matthew J. McGovern, allege guards placed the device near Lieutenant Governor Toupin. Pelkey and others deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Provinge
R. 1
William S. Flynn
Attorney General's Department
William C. Pelkey
Republican State Committee
State Senate
George Hurley
New York
Thomas Lally
Matthew J. McGovern
Boston
Senate
Rutland
Mass
Flynn
Providence No Today
Lally
State House
Child Is Slain and Miner Is Held in Bellaire
Anna Kreso seven years old was killed in a field near Big Run mining settlement south of Bellaire Ohio. A coal miner attacked her on the way home from the store. grass stuffed in her mouth and a belt around the neck were used to smother her. A group pursued and beat the man, who authorities say was named Mike Charles, eighty eight, who claimed he had been drinking moonshine. He was taken to Bellaire City Jail amid an angry crowd. The incident occurred July 18, 1924.
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Bellaire. O
Anna Kreso
Big Run
Here
Bellaire
Mike Charles
Suspect Arrested in Slaying Case Tied to Major Mery
Greenville police arrest a man suspected of being Frank Harrell, sought as an accomplice in the Major Samuel H. Mery murder. The suspect confessed to stealing an automobile used in the ride, and all clothing markings were removed.
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Associated Press
Greeny
Frank Harrell
Samuel H. Mery
Greenville
Wheeler expected to take second place in La Follette race
Stormy Petrel of Politics gains strength to throw election into House or Senate, observer declares. Third party chief laughs as rivals fret while La Follette supporters seek Wheeler acceptance.
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Wheeler
LA Follette
House
Senate
Davis taps Clem L. Shaver to lead Davis campaign
West Virginia's Clem L. Shaver chosen to manage the Davis for President bid and chair the Democratic National Committee. Announcement describes a national campaign structure with an advisory Board of Strategy and regional and district managers. Shaver previously aided Davis in 1910 and will oversee headquarters decisions and follow formal ratification.
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Davis
Clem L. Shaver
National Committee
Associated Press
New York
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Islesboro
Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Frank L. Polk
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
George E. Brennan
Illinois
Norman H. Davis
Mr. Davis
Board of Strategy
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Vance McCormick
Pennsylvania
George White
Ohio
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
U of
Washington
National Capital
Hull
O. S. Osenton
Democratic
Marion County
Democratic State Committee of
Congress
Coroner Concludes Three-Year-Old Died From Head Blow
Autopsy for George Forsee, found in the Ohio River near Lawrenceburg Indiana, indicates murder by a blow to the head and not accidental death. Coroner Walter B. Hughes suspects the boy was murdered and dumped into the river after being lured away from a houseboat. Burial planned at Evergreen Cemetery after services at Smith & Sons funeral chapel.
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River
George Forsee
Ohio River
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Walter B. Hughes
Campbell County
Clarence Forsee
Newport
Nellie Forsee
Brent
Forsee
Tieman
Hughes
Smith & Sons
Monmouth Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Montana Senator considers La Follette VP bid within hours
The Associated Press reports Montana Senator Burton K. Wheeler, a Democrat, was urged to be Robert La Follette's running mate. Wheeler, elected 1922, weighed the offer after La Follette partisans pressed for a VP candidate. He aimed to decide within twenty four hours while remaining open to support for the progressive movement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Orton K. Wheeler
Montana
la Follette
Wheeler
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
T Y
Prénator Wheeler
National Committee of the
National Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Robert M. la Follette
Senator Wheeler
William H. Johnston
John M. Nelson
Mabel C. Costigan
Washington, D. C
Basil M. Manley
Morris Hillquit
New York
Movement For
Attorney General cites $600 payment to former official
Ohio Attorney General C C Crabbe said records show a former State Securities Department employee received $600 from the Ohio Industrial Endowment Company and later saw the sum charged off and repaid by check. He stressed the matter warrants grand jury scrutiny amid related embezzlement case and department ties to Neil House and North Carolina Farms companies.
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Associated Press
Columbus
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio Industrial Endowment Company
State Securities Department
Neil House Company
North Carolina Farms Company
Securities Department
Crabbe
Franklin County
John R. King
Louis W. Josephson
Ohio Industrial Endowment Fund
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Clark
John Youngblood
P. E. Young
Junction City
Youngblood
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Robert T. Small
The
Commercial Tribune
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Coolidge
White House
Senator la Follette
Petrel
United States Senate
McLeary
Small
Islesboro, Me
Justice Brandeis
Daugherty
Massachusetts
University of Michigan
Butte
Walsh
Wall Street
International Association of Machinists
Wheeley
Brandeis
Supreme Court
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Blue Sky Body
Verunct Company
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