Hope for Reparations Peace Arises From French Concessions
London reports an international conference reached agreement on possible modification of the experts plan amid deadlock on the issue. French delegation push for changes while German talks are extended. Judge Caverly rules in favor of defense offer of alienist testimony.
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London
Committee North
Kosnavar
Wtrvelsa
Tc Wall
Lor Gish
Neal
Detivurius
Hotion Tecasne
Franck Urinbey
Ydin
Ruling Ends Ten Hours of Bitter Legal Fighting
United Press reports a criminal court session in which the defense seeks mitigation for a youth’s possible punishment in the Branks case. Attorney Darrow argues to admit mental disease evidence while the court limits testimony on insanity, ruling to permit only mental disease testimony for mitigation. Continuous objections from the state and defense frame a tense proceeding as Judge Cavers maintains strict procedural control.
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Leopold Loety
Robert Branks
Darrow
Datfin
William A. White
Washington, D
United State Publi
Che
Telelise Wiles & O
Justice Cavers
Fe Hike
Crowe
Tn White
Cyewye
U S Fliers Forced 10 Day Plight Reported
Fragmentary text reports U S fliers compelled into a ten day plight amid a global conflict. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors but reference to Houghton Kay Orr Ashe and a planned announcement or cancellation appears.
Million Heart Balm Action At Hale Mill Pittsburg
A Pittsburgh suit involves Miss Aig. 1 Isane Silvers alleging a broken promise of marriage to Miss Spbiss Herdive Silverman. The case dates back to 1923 with a planned December ceremony later postponed, amid claims of humiliation and a pledge of a better position or settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Aig
Isane
Aiuto Sportste
Yoxing
Amd
Silvne
Silvne, Unin’ Tefieal To Marry: Hen. Miss Spbiss
Herdive Silverman
Deceastvr
Neil
Shi
Silverman
We Want to Travel Home Fliers Say in Orkney
In Sirkwall Orkney on August 1 the Bay announced via flyers that they long to travel home. Wandering through cobbled Kirkwall streets, a group of six men from the American world Hight expedition voiced the sentiment, lamenting weather and a frozen Iceland coast that halted progress. Conditions may improve enough for the tide to turn toward Ireland tomorrow, aiding departure prospects.
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Sirkwall
Orkney
Lands
Bay
Auaint Old Kirkywatl
Fox Way
Celand
Horntford
Ireland
Labor Report Favours La Follette Endorsement Push
Atlantic City August 1 The labor council moves toward endorsing Renater Roly M La Follette for president as the executive session of the American Federation of Labor begins. A special politics committee chaired by Samuel Gumpers recommends the independent ticket and questions which candidates best serve labor’s aims for its 9,400,000 members.
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Atlantic City
Orin
Renater Rolyeet M. la Follette
Fiere
Wounell
American Federationg of Jeabor
Roverting Council
Thi H. Lo
Special Politics Committee
Samuel Gumpers
Hur
Saturday anniversary of Harding's death observed
Marion will pay a quiet tribute to President Harding tomorrow at 7 pm marking the five minute tolling of church bells in San Francisco. The Harding tomb will be lit with flowers as Mrs Provence King Harding, the late president's widow, asks that no speeches be given.
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Marion
Marding
San Franisco
Churchills
Provence Kinng Hardnw
Hite
Harding
Lutnikert
Traveling Man's Corry Visit Ends With Fine
Traveling salesman Fred Cooksey visited Corry with two Union City friends. After a night of drinking he fought with three local men, was jailed, and charged with drunkenness. Judge Homer Tilley set a ten dollar fine and costs, plus related fees, as Cooksey recalled the incident under memory lapse.
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Corry
Fred Cooksey
Brad Cockser
Union CY Etusweters
Packer
Okey
Baio City
Kateerss
Bachus
Mere Cooksey
Corry Anid
Hen Oloyater
Icf
Police Magee
Union Bibs
Shey
Cookser
Justice of the Peace
Homer Tilleon
Hee
Cooksey
Pittsburg Stadium to Open in 1925 at 1.25 Million Cost
Pittsburgh Aug 1 Grownd work advances on the University of Pittsburgh new stadium slated for completion in September 1925. The project costs about one and a quarter million dollars and aims for a seating capacity of 70 000 with room for 30 000 additional seats as needed.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Defense Test Threatens to Influence 1932 Campaign
Washington Aug 1 War mobilization and civilian defense plans stir political debate ahead of November elections. Leaders fear clashes between Republicans and Democrats over defense preparations and their impact on President Coolidge, Gov Bevan of Nebraska, and Democratic nominee James Davison amid pacifist scrutiny. Independent candidate La Follette remains noncommittal.
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Washington
Defense Sea
Bevan
Nebraska
Johnny Davin Dorncerare
Coole
Davin
LaFolletts
America
League
of Nations
Southern Pipe Lie reports six month income at 272726
United Press OU reports income for the first six months at 272726 dollars, 27000 less than the amount needed for dividends. The regular quarterly dividend was declared and will be paid on September 2. Miss Ella Mart left for Williamsport this afternoon to visit relatives for several days.
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United Press
L-Southern Pipe Lie
Ella Mart
Williamsport
Pioneer Corry Citizen EE Guignon Dead
Obituary notes the death of EE Guignon a long time Corry resident and hardware merchant. He ran a store on Hast Street for over sixty years and was active in First Methodist activities. Survived by wife three sons and daughter with services planned locally.
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Dent
Guignym
Mii
Guignon
Josephy
Quizes Wagtiar
Jamestown
Bk. E. Gui Non
Joseph A. Guignan
Arrests Likely In Meadville Car Theft Case
Meadville police continue a broad inquiry into the theft of Dr. Graham’s Dodge vehicle. George Siegel, owner of a purposefully abandoned car found near the Alas plant, appeared at headquarters with details. investigators pursue clues and await arrests as Meadville and Erie officers assist in locating the thieves.
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Toray
Graham
Urry Hospital
Thac Hig Sar
Storei
Siegel
Brie
Cnmfch
Mbdtie
Meadville
Warrant Served on Teacher in Erie Case
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a warrant served on a teacher in Erie. Charles, a principal at a school in Tionesta, was involved in an arrest following a reported violence incident with a pupil, Meta Hood, aged 12, as agents trailed the pair across several states. A hearing occurred before Winsteel Stites and Shawkey, with a grand jury later to act.
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Pittsburgh
Marshall J.P Austin
Warren
Charles
Tionesta
Meta Hood
Erie
Department of Justice
Ptates Me
Winsteel Stites Pummusionen Shawkey
We Grat Jury
Glatitine
Ue Maries Ank
Lyons May Return to Erie County Jail
Arthur J. Lyons former Elgin postmaster was arrested on charges of tampering with postal funds and conspiracy. He is expected to be brought to federal court in the fall to enter a possible plea of guilty after allegedly confessing to authorities in Buffalo.
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Arthur J. Lyons
Elgin
Butta Jo Sevelul
Federal Court
SiMi
Kile
Piri
New York
Lyons
Waltty
Buffalo
Man Dies Saving Wife and Children in Ohio Fire
Wide Wider perished leaping from a second story window to rescue his wife and three children as their home burned in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Wider and the children escaped unharmed after the fatal blaze.
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Fress -Olumbus
Ohio
Thesny
Wider
Davis Plans Campaign Organization and Radio Strategy
Democratic nominee John W Davis moves to form regional directors for Chicago and San Francisco with Clem Shaver as campaign manager. He may see Governor Alfred Smith to press NY state support. Davis weighs radio use, favoring nationwide reach via broadcasting from Locust Valley with cheaper relay stations over in-home buillding.
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United Press York
Heyinie
John W Davis
Dig
Chicago
San Francisco
Davis
Clem Shaver
New York
Alfred Smith
Empire State
Smith
Locust Valley
Nnl
Phan
E Burlingame Named Assistant Hotel Treasurer
E Burlingame is named assistant treasurer to Cary Hotel Pompey FE Westley, who has assisted Treasurer Raymond, steps down due to other duties. Burlingame to oversee stock pledge collections and related tasks. Mrs Allene Baccus and little Virginia stay with Mendville friends.
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LE. Burlingame
Cary
Pompey
Westley
Raymond
Bs Minigmine
My Ray
Jmond
Vinrry Auer
Buslinkame
Byite Westies
Big flour buyers forced into market push wheat prices higher
Aug 1 Minneapolis report cites Northwestern Miller official C K Michter saying large flour buyers have overstayed and will be driven to buy, lifting prices. First spring patents hover near 59 cents above July, with winter patents around 7.30 and soft winter near 6.85. Government forecasts show southwest output improving but not enough to ease demand as buyers enter the market.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Howe
C.K. Michter
Northwestern
Michner Sail
Fig Murkers
Tan Jung
Michael
July Weather Data From Cooperatives Observer Report
The July weather data shows an average temperature of 05.25 degrees and a maximum of 90 degrees on the 20th. Precipitation totaled 2.56 inches, with the heaviest 20 hour period of 0.678 inches on the 13th. There were 18 clear days and 16 partly cloudy days. A. Harris visited Warren after noon.
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Cooperatives
R. Dickson
Jy Eloudss
Tyr
Five Best Radio Features Listings Across Cities
A late concert program highlights radio features with Chicas at 10 30 pm on WJZ New York and WGY Schenectady and WHAS Louisville 7 80 pm. Includes a concert from teaching hotels and theaters and a root and Tantra mental soloists broadcast on WGX Detroit.
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Chicas
Central
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
East Ém
WHAS
Louisville
WGX
Detwit
Castern
Root
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Labor Report
LA Follette
Union City
EE. Guignon
Warrant
Erie CO
Empire State Ticket
E. Burlingame
Ass’t Hotel Treas
A. Harris
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