Caillaux Faces Strict Financial Limits in Paris Washington Talks
French Finance Minister Caillaux and U S Secretary Mellon pursue a debt settlement that could hinge on the maximum France can pay.Observers compare the pressure to the Dawes Plan and warn France may accept a controlled figure to avert default while preserving credit.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Finance
Caillaux
Treasury
Mellon
Washington
United States
Dawes
Dawes Committee
Germany
France
Uncle Sam
Mis cellaneous for Sale Ad Sells Furniture Fast
Cincinnati's Mr. C. W. Osler praised the Commercial Tribune Classified Ad service after a seven dayMis cellaneous for Sale ad sold all his furniture in only three days. The paper urges readers to call Canal 6300 to place their own ads.
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C. W. Osler
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Coolidge Narrowly Escapes Car in Downtown Walk
President Coolidge narrowly escaped being struck by an automobile while walking in the downtown area. The car’s driver was arrested on a traffic regulation violation charge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Lynching of L. Q. Ivy near New Albany Miss.
A mob of over 1 000 men seized timber cutter L Q Ivy from officers and burned him at a stake after he confessed attacking a farmer's daughter near Etah. Officers pursued, barricades blocked roads, and two alleged accomplices were briefly detained.
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Associated Press
New Albany
Miss
L. Q. Ivy
Ivy
Roberts
Etah
Union County
Reese
Lee County
Aberdeen
Holly Springs
Sheriff Roberts
Utah
Bugs on Film Show Temperament from Farm Cast
Washington reports motion pictures made entirely by insects for the Department of Agriculture cinema lab. Calosoma beetle leads a pursuit of a gypsy moth while boll weevils, clothes moths, and bed bugs demonstrate on cotton, wool, and a human attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bugs
Cinema Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Wife borrows revolver then kills herself after fatal shooting
Mrs Charles J Herman a Hammond area auditor was found dead from a gunshot at her home in Pontchatoula La. Police say she shot her husband en route to hospital and then killed herself after a bitter quarrel. Bernice 13 said they had quarreled Saturday night and she saw her mother obtain a pistol for protection.
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Associated Press
Pontchatoula
Charles J. Herman
Strawberry Growers’ Association
Hammond
Herman
New Orleans
Bernice
Warship Sinks Schooner Near Cape Henry
The American schooner Benjamin A. Van Brunt sank after a collision with the U S S Milwaukee about 100 miles south of Cape Henry. All crew were rescued by the Milwaukee and will be landed in New York tomorrow.
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Iated Press
Norfolk, A
Benjamin A. van Brunt
Milwaukee
Cape Henry
Crep
New York
Evolution trial sparks bitter debate among scholars
The Dayton Tennessee evolution trial prompts strong reactions from supporters and opponents. Malone’s Lenox speech defends Bryan while Osborn Straton and Beebe call the attack on evolution a defensive fight and a retreat from science. Evolution remains firmly established among scientists despite agitators.
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New York World News Service
New York
Dayton
Tenn
Dudley Field Malone
Lenox
Mass
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Malone
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Bryan
Tennessee
John Roach Straton
Peer Calvary Baptist Church
Voltaire
Tom Paine
Hume
Ingersoll
God
Jesus Christ
William Beebe
Sargasso Sea
Soltary
Six Killed as Electric Car Hits Auto Near Dayton
Near Dayton Ohio six members of the Routough family were killed when their touring car was struck by an interurban near New Lebanon. The crash sent the car 1000 feet along the tracks and killed Noah Routough 86 Lizzie 34 Virginia 12 Robert 10 and two younger sons with one infant surviving. Motorman Moore and Conductor Fosdick reported the accident occurred as Routough crossed tracks after leaving a crossroad in heavy rain obscuring visibility. The family had been returning from a visit and were less than two miles from home.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
New Lebanon
Dayton
Noah Routough
Lizzie Routough
Virginia Routough
Robert Routough
Routough
Clinton Routough
Moore
West Alexandria
Fosdick
Boutough
New
Lebanon
Posters Target Omaha Liquor Ad Campaign Sparks Prohibition Debate
In Omaha during the upcoming American Legion convention the Forty and Eight plan to plaster the city with risqué French posters depicting semi nude figures and labeled liquor bottles. W C T U leaders urge prohibition chief A C McCampbell to rule the posters a Volstead Act violation. Forty and Eight organizers defend the Parisian atmosphere aim.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Legion
A. C. McCampbell
Earl E. Bragg
McCampbell
Forty
Navy to open court inquiry on Shenandoah crash causes
Navy prepares a formal inquiry at Lakehurst to determine facts behind the Shenandoah disaster over Ohio on September 3. Colonel William Mitchell and Captain Anton Heinen will testify. Lt. Cmdr. Rosendahl will present the detailed disaster report as survivors recount the battle with the elements. Secretary Wilbur directs findings on offenses or serious blame if any. no defendants are named.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Coolidge
Navy
Ohio
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Anton Heinen
Naval Court
Mitchell
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Wilbur
One Dead and 38 Hurt in Ft Wayne Crossing Crash
An Indiana Service Corporation interurban car derailed after hitting a Peru couple's auto at the Waldendale crossing near Ft Wayne. Bert Wilson was killed instantly. his wife and 37 others were injured or in shock, with one man internesally hurt. The derailed car rolled on its side after racing along the ties for 200 feet as it attempted to make up time.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Indiana Service Corporation
Waynedale Crossing
Here
Bert Wilson
Peru
Wilson
Etters
John F. Lachot
Saklatvala Attacks Britain and U S Policy in Battersea Speech
Shapurji Saklatvala, barred from the U S delegation, spoke to his Battersea constituents criticizing Britain’s rule in India Africa and China. He accused Kellogg of yielding to influences and urged workers to support a revolutionary cause as red flags and cheering crowds followed.
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Associated Press
London
Shapurji Saklatvala
United States
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Washington
Battersea
Saklatvala
America
Japan
Coolidge
Kellogg
Saklatvala predicts East workers depress Western living scale
London dispatch reports Shapurji Saklatvala, barred British MP, warns that Oriental workers trained in Western methods and paid little by Western employers could outproduce Western labor, driving down living standards. He cites family ties to Tata, Ltd., and discusses global commerce influences.
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Arthur E. Mann
New York World News Service
London
Shapurji Saklatvala
Kellogg
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Washington
Saklatvala
West
Tata, Ltd
Tatas
Alimony Reform View Points From Justice Strong
Supreme Court Justice Strong argues alimony should be limited to final decrees to curb abuse in separation cases. He cites imbalanced suits and claims temporary alimony can trap husbands in poverty and delay divorce, calling current practice a form of slavery.
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New York World News Service
New York
Supreme Court
Mrs. M. C. Longenecker Found Dead in Garage
Mrs. M C Longenecker was found dead from gas poisoning after starting a car motor in her sleep in the garage. Authorities reported no signs of foul play and an investigation continues into the circumstances.
No Round Heels on Druggan Says He Is Ambitious
Chicago dates a long interview with Terry Druggan, a Volstead jail prisoner, who insists he has no round heels and describes a life of hard work, discipline, and ambition. He claims he fought when needed, fears investigations, and criticizes press and society while defending his partnership with Frank Lake and their alleged gang ties.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Terry Druggan
University of Chicago
Terry
Cook County
Frank Lake
Lake
Valley Gass
Viajt
Dean Jones Attacks Bishop Brown as Ecclesiastical Truant
The Very Rev. Edgar Jones denounces Bishop Willam Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio as an atheist and ecclesiastical truant in a sermon defending the church against Brown’s charges. He labels Brown’s God as nature and rejects Brown’s historicity of Jesus, aligning with a critics’ stance on creed and scripture.
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Willam Montgomery Brown
Galion, O
Edgar Jones
Episcopal Cathedral of
St. Paul
Bishop Brown
Jones
Brown
Bishop Browns
God
Jesus
Christ
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Sleepwalker guides widow to fatal car carbon monoxide death
Mrs Maud Isabelle Longenecker fifty two of 11 Bond Place Walnut Hills died after a sleep walk climbed into her car and started the engine the gas suffocated her coroner Handley ruled carbon monoxide poisoning her husband Maurice C Longenecker a former Evans ton varnish plant executive and Cincinnati Gymnasium Club president found her in the car after a morning search the couple had just returned from a motor tour and she had a habit of somnambulism a funeral will be held at her home with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery she was a longtime Republican worker and mother of a son at MIT
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Maud Isabelle Longenecker
Bond Place
Walnut Hills
Maurice C. Longenecker
Ault & Wiborg Company
Evanston
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Handley
Longenecker
Republican Party
Republican Advisory Committee
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
George Wakefield
England
Spring Grove Cemetery
Forest Ranger Flyers Killed During Display
Spokane reports an air circus tragedy as Lieutenant Schuyler Priestley and Private John Avey Jr. died when their forestry patrol plane went into a tail spin at 500 feet. Both men resided in Spokane and were part of the Washington National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Schuyler Priestley
John 8. Avey, Jr
Washington National Guard
National Guard
Noted Explorer Schweinfurth Dead at 89
Berlin reports the death of George August Schweinfurth aged 89 a famed African explorer. He led botanical explorations in the Nile Valley 1864 to 1866 and discovered the Welle Biwe in 1870 marking a storied career of exploration and science.
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Associated Press
Berlin
George Auguist Schweinfurth
Africa
Nile Valley
Welle Biwe
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