French Statesman Yields to Supreme Council Idea
Paris reports a August meeting between Lloyd George and Poincare to discuss a German moratorium. Belgium and possibly Italy likely represented. Aims include guarantees and reforms for a longer term moratorium and new German financial controls to back reparations.
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Paris
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
Raymond Poincare
Germany
Supreme Council
Belgium
Italy
Poincare
Fa Hat
M. Poincare
London
Finance de Lasteyrie
Count Peretti de la Frtocca
Foreign Office
M. Dubois
Commission On Guarantees
Guarantee Committee
M. Mauclere
Lloyd George
Reparations Commission
Guarantees Commission
United States
Kidnapped Railroad Worker Beaten Near Chattanooga
Ward Draper, 22, yard worker for the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, was abducted this afternoon as he walked to work. Seven men forced him into a car, drove five miles to the woods, beat him, then dumped him near a streetcar. He sought hospital care and his uncle, Judge W. W. Draper, Assistant Attorney General, is handling the case as officers search for two identified strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ward Draper
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Draper
W. W. Draper
Stork Delivers Message From Africa to Rhine
In Merseburg Lieskau a stork carrying a small leather base with a note was captured. The message is from Willi Bucha, a farmer in Nowa on Victoria Lake East Africa, born February 12 1897 in Gerdauen East Prussia, greeting his German home.
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Merseburg
Germany
Lieskau
Here
Willi Bucha
Nowa
Victoria Lake
East Africa
Gerdauen
East Prussia
Roush Signs With Reds After Holdout Ends
Star outfielder Edd Roush agrees to a contract with Cincinnati Reds after a day of negotiations at the ball park. Roush, who had refused club offices, will begin conditioning immediately and is ready to play wherever manager Moran places him.
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Edd Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Roush
Garry Herrmann
Ball Park
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
The
Reds
New York
Herrmann
Red
Karl Finke
Moran
Pat
Shooting affray wounds mill superintendent and two workers
Lonnie Wi Green superintendent of Bibb Manufacturing in Macon was wounded along with two members of the plant’s baseball team in a dawn shooting. Allen B Layfield and Lewis Thompson also injured with Green and Thompson both shot after a confrontation at Green’s home. Green, Thompson and Layfield were taken to hospital in stable or improving condition.
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Macon
Lonnie Wi Green
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Green
Lewis Thompson
Allen B. Layfield
Thompson
Layfield
Two Die When Auto Feeds Overturn near Beaver Falls
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania a car overturned on Steffin Hill killing Charles A. Thomas of Canton Ohio and his sister-in law Mrs Louis Thomas. The crash occurred today near the hillside bypass.
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Beaver Falls
Charles A. Thomas
Canton, O
Louis Thomas
Steffin Hill
Ere
Autoist killed as car plunges from roadway
Oscar Schare, 20, drove with three companions returning from a country dance when his car struck a torn roadbed near Oak Hill Cemetery. Lighting a cigarette caused a brief glare. he swerved too late, the vehicle left the road, rolled into a ditch, and Schare died minutes later. The other occupants, aged 21 to 22, escaped with minor injuries. Coroner ordered removal to a local funeral home. Schare was engaged to be married and the ceremony was set within two months. Funeral services planned for Sacred Heart Church.
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Oscar Schare
Tillie
Queen City
Princeton Pike
Share
Schare
Anthony Gilbert
Sunset Avenue
Queen City Avenue
Vic R. Minella
Michael Eckhart
Montrose Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
William Drake
R. C. Allen
D. C. Handley
A. M. Vorhis
Dunnstreet
Lockland
Vitt & Stermer
Harrison Avenue
Minella
Harrison Pike
Joseph Schare
Sacred Heart Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Girl cut in collision injures nose and eye
Loretta Kennedy a 14 year old girl living at 831 Richmond street was cut on the nose and left eye when an automobile she rode in driven by Paul Stamper 1222 West Ninth street collided with a car driven by Charles Ruebel 414 German avenue at Colerain and Whitley avenues. The windshield broke and a piece of glass struck her. Her condition was not serious.
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Loretta Kennedy
Richmond Street
Paul Stamper
West Ninth Street
Charles Ruebel
Germain Avenue
Colerain
Whitely Avenue
County official to investigate crash at Harrison pike
Clifford Hay, claim agent for the County Commissioners and mayor of Cheviot, will investigate an automobile accident from yesterday afternoon at Harrison pike and School Section road in which a woman was said to have been sent.
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Clifford Hay
County Commissioners Office
Cheviot
Harrison Pike
School Section Road
Dreamed Autos Covered Lawn Then Fire Destroyed Dr. Dodds Barns
Retired Ohio veterinarian Dr. King Dodds of King's Downs Farm near Winton Place awoke from a dream of a lawn covered with cars to a Sunday fire that destroyed eight outbuildings and numerous high priced chickens. Volunteers fought the blaze without fire plugs, saving only his mobile, with damage likely over $12,000.
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King Dodds
Ohio
King’s Downs Farm
North Bend Road
Winton Place
King’s Downs
Dodds
Anthony Klotz
Anthony
White Mule Rescued After Lost in Ohio River Plunge
A stone blind mule named Bill, owned by Lafe Craig, wandered into the Licking River and was swept into the Ohio River. Edward Smith and a flotilla of boats traced the current, pulling the animal ashore near Russell Street. After a brief rest, Bill straightened and returned home with his owner, having traveled about a mile.
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Ohio River
Edward Smith
Hatfield Coal Company
Scott Street
Covington
Smith
Russell Street
Lafe Craig
Patterson
Southgate
Newport Park
Bill
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Covington Bank
Charles Ford
West Front Street
Mr. Craig
Prohibition Campaign Opens in Germany
DARMSTADT June 23 The opening gun of a campaign for Dry Germany was fired by the Committee for the Introduction of Prohibition in Germany led by Dr Strecker former Minister of Education for Hesse It includes academics political labor leaders and professionals from across Germany The self constituted group plans to explain the Volstead act and urges adoption of a similar law in Germany It will hold straw votes in several cities to gauge public sentiment.
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Darmstadt
Associated Press
Germany
Strecker
Hesse
White declines to display placard beside Allen
William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, removed a protest sign after a warrant was issued for violating the Industrial Court act. He said he kept the sign down to avoid embarrassment to Governor Henry M. Allen and will not speak at the Normal School event, planning to keep the placard as a souvenir.
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Emporia
Kan
Associated Press
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Gazette
White
District Court
Allen
Allen Declines Comment on White Absence Choice
TOPEKA KAN July 23 Governor Allen declined to comment on William Allen White announcing he would not appear on the same program as the Governor at Kansas Normal College to avoid embarrassing Henry. Allen said he would drive to Emporia tomorrow to speak at a Kansas Teachers College event and leave immediately with no further comment.
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Topeka
Kan
Allen
William Allen White
White
The
Kansas Normal College
Henry
Emporia
Kansas Teachers’ College
Mob Rescues Man in Covington After Accusation
Thomas Eggleston, 36, of 17 West Ninth Street Covington, was saved from a mob of over three hundred at Fifth and Johnston streets when Chief Mason Hawk arrested him on a charge of attacking a young girl. Charges were filed by Harry Wehry, who said Eggleston had tried to attack his daughter. Police then searched Eggleston’s rooms and found letters to young girls, a revolver, and other weapons.
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Thomas Eggleston
West Ninth Street
Covington
Fifth
Johnston
Mason Hawk
Eggleston
Chief Hawk
Harry Wehry
Hope Center In Labor Board To End Strike
Chicago July 23 The United States Railroad Labor Board holds the key to ending the railway strike with Chairman Ben Hooper returning from Washington. He says no new action is planned by the board at present while Secretary of Labor James L. Davis meets with strike leaders at Mooseheart Ill. Davis says settlement hinges on restoring seniority rights and the board addressing remaining disputes.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben. Hooper
Harding
Washington
Labor Board
Pblic
Hooper
B. M. Jewell
James L. Davis
Mooseheart
Ill
Troops Disperse Crowd in Coal Strike Camp
Washington Pennsylvania July 23 104th Cavalry Pennsylvan ia National Guard on duty in the coal strike region was called on to disperse a crowd in a street at the miners camp at Cokeburg mounted troopers rode into about twenty men and scattered the gathering with no resistance. The region reported to be quiet with Colonel F E J Stackpole Jr surveying mines for possible resumption of operations. Sheriff Otto Luellen announced a proclamation to ban arms sales in Washington County and Monongahela City Mayor Mullen banned firearms in the Pigeon Creek strike area.
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Washington
Penn
104Th Cavalry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cokeburg
F E. J. Stackpole, Jr
104Th
Otto Luellen
Washington County
Mullen
Monongahela City
Pigeon Creek Valley
Rangers to Protect Denison Shopmen in Strike
Governor Neff announced that a force of state rangers under Adjutant General Barton will arrive in Denison to protect shopmen amid the strike. Barton reached Denison today and the rangers are due tonight or tomorrow.
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Austin
Texas
Barton
Denison
Neff
Trooper Ends Miner Gathering in Heilwood Strike
In Heilwood Pennsylvania a state trooper halted a meeting of striking miners under National Guard control. Major Edgar McKinney, in charge of Cambria Indiana and Somerset counties, restricted open-air gatherings. Organizers sent miners home while promising to seek sanction tomorrow. Local operators anticipated reopening mines with guards on duty.
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Pennsylvania
Ebensburg
Heilwood
National Guard
Edgar McKinney
Cambria
Indiana
Somerset
Jenners
Colvin
Conemaugh
Shipping Board Vessels Run At Big Loss In June
Washington July 23 Operations of Shipping Board vessels across all trade routes in June cost 2 783 216 dollars more than income. Chairman Lasker announced the June excess over income was 122 729 dollars less than May. During June 198 voyages were completed against 205 in May.
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Washington
Shipping’ Board
Lasker
Harding Urged to Name Coal Tribunal in Grist
Indianapolis July 23 The Associated Press reports President Harding is urged to appoint a nonpartisan fact finding tribunal to probe the coal industry. A. M. Ogle of the National Coal Association calls for immediate action with technical miner and operator advisers, but no voting voice. The goal is to clarify facts, support the mine restart program, and address wages and cost pressures for public and industry.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Harding
A. M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Ogle
Washington
Union
Indiana
McCray
Killed and Wounded in York State Shopmen Clash
In Hornell New York Frank Ardiduini a striking shopman was killed and Charles Cesaro another striker wounded in a clash with Erie police in the yards. Erie detectives Anthony Rutski Mark Valentine and Vincent Kresner are jailed on manslaughter charges after the confrontation as officers fired from behind a concrete building.
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Hornell
N. Y
Frank Ardiduini
Charles Cesaro
Erie
Anthony Rutski
Mark Valentine
Vincent Kresner
Ardhduini
Auto Crash Head On Kills One In Cleveland County
A head on collision near Cleveland left Floyd Osborne of Sharon Pennsylvania dead at the scene. Six other men, four of them from Sharon, were injured but expected to survive, according to hospital physicians. The crash occurred today in Cleveland County, with authorities continuing to investigate the cause.
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Cleveland, CO
Floyd Osborne
Sharon
NEW PROPOSALS MAY BE MADE BY LABOR BOARD
Washington date July 23 government choices in the railroad strike remained conjectural as President Harding stayed at the White House to monitor developments. Talks with Railroad Labor Board Chairman Hooper and cabinet officials raised questions about new negotiations or upholding the board award. The Interstate Commerce Commission would oversee coal rationing to ensure railroads receive fuel, while broader federal control and legal action were also discussed as possible emergency steps.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Labor Board
Daugherty
Hoover
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Strikes Planned Early as Shopmen Accumulated Grievances
P J Conlon, vice president of the International Association of Machinists, told a Washington mass meeting that railroad shopmen began preparing for the current strike in April 1921 and waited fifteen months to amass grievances for a nationwide action. He said the Labor Board’s 1,100 decisions were largely railroad favorable and that many of the union wins never took effect, while the strike disrupted Chicago trains and coal mines and bottlenecked iron and steel.
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Washington
P. J. Conlon
International Association of Machists
Conlon
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
West Virginia
Iron and Steel
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