London Conference Divided Over Reparations Deadlock Deepens
Secretary Hughes arrives as talks fail to bridge British French and American divisions on reparations. Ambassadors and delegates clash over burdens and enforcement while allied nations press for a united stance. The stalled conference faces uncertain progress as pressure mounts from Washington and London.
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London
Jake
Bart Hero
Bullogan
Germany
Hijles
Lonndon
Suis Prunes Und
Brie Ciih
Wien
Trahan
Belwai
Lighes
Liv
State Department
Ambaeuidor
James A. Kogan, Jr
Washington
Rayon
Hans Stull
Prust
Pres
Nice
Louison Bf
Wyhes
Davis Heads Off for Vacation Amid Campaign Tangles
J W Davis plans a break from politics heading to Minnesota for a week of rest and fishing. He says he will work on a new approach after conferences and may visit relatives as he seeks to forget the campaign turmoil. Accompanied by Frank Pall and others, the group left for Washington to finalize travel.
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JOAN W_DAvis
Mina
John W. Davis
Minne Ie
Pavis
Frank Pall
Mee Davis
J CG. Nye
Ley Shaver
Chin
Washington
Prompt Payment of 1924 School Taxes Sought
Delinquent taxpayers face prompt action after notices are issued in the 1924 school tax collection. The campaign targets nonpayment with potential penalties and jail terms for some delinquents. Notices instruct payment within thirty days of receipt, with school tax due by October. Multiple districts report entrenched tax dodgers and active enforcement.
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Tapulus G. Austin
Tig
Calleitie Gordon
Tay
Robert
Atlantis
Progressive Political’ Action
Wheeler
la Zollette
Fusilen
Washington
Senmyor Hunton K Wheeler
Monstana
Robert M LaFollettes
Wheeler Wheelen
Nin
LaFollette
Lavillette
Wisconsin
Bion
Montana
Congress
Wheeler May Run With La Follette
A political note reports Wheeler considering joining forces with La Follette in upcoming races. The piece outlines potential collaboration and context within the party landscape.
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Wheeler
LA Follette
U S Population Passes 112000000
Washington reports U S population exceed 112 million as of mid year estimates. Notable city shifts include New Orleans and Rochester surpassing peers while Providence, Rhode Island, shows movement in the ranking.
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Washington
United States
New ‘York
New Orleans
Rochester
Jorsesity
Oakhind
Calif
S Paul
Providence
Solicitor Seeks Data On Gas Shortage And Rates
Blaine Kincaid, solicitor for Curre, appeals to gas consumers to provide specifics on a gas shortage. The letter to the Hotel via Service company claims service reliability while criticizing proposed rate increases. The author notes winter shortages caused low pressure and outages, arguing higher rates are needed to prevent service degradation.
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Vite
Blaine Kincaid
le Rontamel
Allegert
Sii
Orl Ouisuimnar
Hearst Plans Editorial Attack On Democrats
Hearst plans an editorial assault through his newspapers aimed at New York Democrats. The strategy targets Governor Susith and nominally nominates Lieutenant Governor George Ro Lama to head the state ticket. The move reflects Hearst’s insistence on press-backed political pressure during the state campaign.
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Hearst
New York
Williandolph Hearst Tomor
Will Manke
Democrats
Susith
George Ro Lama
Today's Five Best Radio Features
Listings describe eastern New York Philharmonic Orchestra and WGY Schenectady at 8 p.m. regional programs from KSD St Louis to Southern Pacific Orchestra. Georgia Minstrels and Vincent Lopes appear on WB stations. Langdon Brothers and Cambridge Sisters Oriole Orchestra on WEBE and WEBE Chicago schedules.
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Central
Langdon Brothers
Cambridge Sisters
Oriole
Heart Trouble Fatal in Minutes at Gewinty Home
Seven year old Ole Geertsorg known in Gewinty area died within minutes from heart trouble at the home of Paul Thompson. Survived by three sons Carl Cassadagua J C Eve and Peter A Detroit and a daughter Mrs Harry Kimmy Corry also two brothers Reginius Racine Wis and Peter Mayville N Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Jonny Vith
San Vine
Ole Geertsorg
Paul ‘Thompson
Gewinty
Carl
Cassadagua
J. C
Eve
Peter A
Detroit
Acions
Harry Kimmy
Corry
Reginius
Racine
Wis
Peter
Mayville
Senator La Palette Endorsed for President by Brotherhood Officers
Detroit July 19 national officers and general chairman of the United Brotherhoods of Maintenants and Way Employees and Railway Shop Laborers unanimously endorsed Senator La Palette for president at their annual meeting.
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United Press
Detroit
la Palmette
Uday
United Brotherhoods of Maintenants
Way
Northwestern Intercounty Institute Closes With Fortunes Told
The twelfth Northwestern Intercounty Institute closed yesterday afternoon with lively attendance and a program of talks on practical religion and higher education choices. Mrs Ellis George delivered an engaging talk on convention experiences, while Mrs CW Enafe of Vanungh commended the infection of civic duties. Debates judged in favor of reform argued that the White Ribbon movement guides better platforms for parties, and officers were elected including President Mrs Sylvia Bemis and Secretary Mrs I B Westinghouse. a question box and parliamentary drill closed the meeting with thanks for hospitality extended to all attendees.
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Womnan
Kristian Tempéraire Uniq
Givid
Lise
Ellis George
Mane
Jatanta
City
Pohl
Pareis
George Kay
Headiulrters
Torey Indles
Carson
Porest Cowry
Sylvia Bemis
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Grove
Tyusville
Westinghouse
Emma Arson
West Tickary
Ella M George
Aisi
Reyall
Americans to Resume Flight Wednesday
Almost certain now that the American world Byers will embark in the last dungeons lap of these ward late Wednesday. Hoax claiming flight readiness appeared the pantionn with the three airplanes by tonight as mechanics rush the work. Giants attend a different event the Royal Air Wilt in London last night.
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Brough
Eng
Royal
London
King Held for Court After Wild Driving Incident
King Warren was bound over to county court after a wild driving incident last Sunday night. Charged with intoxicated driving, he appeared before Alderman Gordon. bail set at 500 with surety by King Arrese. Charges against the others involved were preferred and await further action as investigators look into the case.
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Amin Bulg
G H. Gordon-yesterdi
King Arrese
King
Chartes
John Dennis
Agahist
OFS
PA Crop Conditions Generally Favorable in State
WARRISBURG Pa July 19 Crop conditions in Pennsylvania are generally favorable according to the State Department of Agriculture. Wet weather and a cool spring caused some delay but fields show improving vigor. wheat heads are not fully filled in some areas while corn and oats mature well. potatoes and hay crops look strong. gardens and truck crops are advancing after late starts.
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Warrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Nilay
Murder trial opens over Franks boy death details
The defense argues the state must prove where Robert Franks died within Cook County and contends confessions place the crime across state lines. Clarence Darrow says witnesses cannot prove where the victim died, while noting the affidavits describe the assault and the path of the crime.
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United Press
Civago
Robery
Nathan Leopold Sod
Richard Foeb
Yourhuil
Anil
Cook
Franks Wwe
Holormwer
Chicago
Indiana
Robert Franks
Leopold
Lorde
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Roe
Chicanes
Robert
Atessville
Chew
Tio Persais
U S Consul at Teheran Dies at Natives Hands
A U S Consul at Teheran is killed by locals. State Department confirms the death and reports efforts to protect Americans and secure accountability. U S minister Joseph Saul Korfeld resigns. further moves await.
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U.S
Teheran
United Press
Tahiti
Bone
Qury
A. Vigonius
Hughes
England
Joseph Saul Korfeld
Ohio
Ameri Ai
Persia
Windle
Boy Scouts Readying Lake Canadohta Camp Run
Scouts of Worry plan August camp at Lake Canadohta near Union City and Lincolnville. Sixty to eighty Corry boys expected for a several week session with four cottages ready. Churches and groups including Meshiadist and Cathedrals join, presbyterian and episcopal congregations among participants. Returning scouts from 1928 camp expected to enroll.
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Lake Canadohta
Jim Hewe
Corry
Caygdohta
Letty
Lake Canadahia
Union City
Lincolnville
Tia
Lake
P R R Workers Annual Outing at Chautauqua Lake
The Vermeylvania RR Veterans association plans its annual outing at Chautauqua Lake on Saturday. A special train will transport veterans and families from the city. About 1,400 railroad employees and their families are expected to attend with a noon dinner and an afternoon program of music swimming and other sports.
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Vermeylvania RR Veterans Association
Chautauque Lake
West Wasling
Keet Crossing
Remus
Revolt in Sao Paulo Takes on Serious Aspects
Across South America unrest spreads from Sao Paulo to Argentina and beyond. Reports hint Brazil’s government relying on army volunteers as uprisings grow in Rio Grande do Sul, Mato Grosso, and Minas Gerais while foreign nationals seek protection and international pressures mount. Talks of a curfew and possible mobilization surface amid cautious U.S. and Brazilian commercial concerns.
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Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires
Arkell
Argentinie
Tila
Traly
United States
Brazil
Mimtaga- Mission
Pil Agsinat
San Paulo
Onle
Gia TV Yevie
Matte Grosso
Minas Geraes
Cayteat
Juvilte Ab
Sao Pauli
Wrightsville Corry Road Surveyed For Paved Highway
Engineers in the state highway department are surveying the Wrightsville to Corry road, with a Columbus office report noting the route passes through Columbus West toward the city. The move, if state action, could pave the road to Warrey and Choutaliqua counties, though confirmation is uncertain. Local residents welcome the potential improvement next year.
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Columbus
Wrightsville
Porte
Uotunilus
Coffee Panic As Brazilian Rebels Jeopardize Global Supply
New York reports a brewing coffee crisis as Brazil’s rebels threaten the world’s coffee supply. Prices in New York rise amid the turmoil, prompting fears that North America and other regions could face a serious shortage if peace is not quickly restored between warring factions.
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United Press
New York
Ameries
St Paul
Brazil
North America
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