International diplomacy and airship voyage dominate week
The Hague talks edge toward early Rhineland evacuation and a British win in German reparations under the Young plan after Snowden faces and softens to an English concession. The Graf Zeppelin completes refueling in Friedrichshafen and resumes its around the world flight toward Tokyo amid rough conditions.
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Rhineland
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
M. Cheron
Snowden
Italy
Sofar
Germany
League of Nations Assembly
Thomas W. Lamont
London
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Friedrichshafen
Tokyo
Russia
Siberia
Sea of Okhotsk
Saghallen
Doctor Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
United States Patent Office
Friedrichshafen Zeppelin Company
Bleriot seals plan for auto lifeboat airliner Paris to New York
French aviator Bleriot says a new airplane design can convert into a lifeboat and will fly passengers between Paris and New York in 24 hours. He collaborates with Armstrong company to create a continental air service, replacing zeppelins and hydroplanes with large land planes. Ocean airports across the Atlantic are already under construction by Armstrong.
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English Channel
Paris
New York
Armstrong Company
United States
Gotham
Armstrong
Atlantic
Hoover Pleased With Naval Armament Negotiations
Secretary of State Stimson reports President Hoover is highly pleased with progress in talks between the United States and Great Britain on naval disarmament.
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Stimson
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
Peace talks at Manchouli collapse amid tense frontier
Indefinite dispatches from the Orient report talks between China and Russia at Manchouli broken off. Skirmishes are noted on heights west of Manchouli and three Russian gunboats reportedly landed troops in Chinese villages on the Amur. Soviet arrests in Manchuria and anti Jewish activity in Harbin are mentioned.
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Orient
Tokyo
Amur
Manchuria
Harbin
Moscow
Sulfen
Federal judge rules against RCA in patent rights suit
Judge Morris of Wilmington Delaware awards judgment against Radio Corporation of America in a patent lawsuit. Beneficiaries include Francis W. Dunmore of the Bureau of Standards in Washington Percival D Lowell formerly of the bureau and now with a radio maker and The Dubilier Condenser Corporation of New York. The decision could affect many radio set makers with electric light socket attachments and involves at least 20 million dollars in back royalties.
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Wilmington
Del
Radio Corporation of America
Francis W. Dunmore
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Percival D. Lowell
Dubilier Condenser Corporation of
New York
William Dubilier
The
Condenser Corporation
County Livestock Valuation Hike Proposed by State Board
Beaverhead county faces substantial increases in livestock valuations for tax purposes as the state board of equalization contemplates new baselines. A hearing is set for August 26 in Helena at 10 a.m. for taxpayers and municipal officers to protest or be heard. Proposed cattle valuations rise to 85 dollars per head for yearlings and 60 dollars for three year olds and over. stock cows to 50 dollars, sheep yearlings to 10 dollars. current assessor valuations are lower across all categories.
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State Board
Emerick
Helena
Teddy the police dog yields to a child’s entry
In Worcester, a police visit to Mrs Vas chilla’s home faltered when Teddy the police dog refused entry. Lt Kelliher and Sgt Barron watched as a neighborhood boy entered, Teddy wagged and allowed officers to proceed, ending the standoff with the child guiding the scene.
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Teddy
Maurice A. Kelliher
Sergi
Oliver J. Barron
Marcello Vaschilla
Worcester
Coffee and Revolution Companions in History
A New York Herald Tribune note traces how coffee houses fueled political change. It cites Burns coffee house in New York for October 76 1765 as merchants pledging to import no British goods until stamps were repealed, and Boston's Green Dragon tavern as a meeting site for Paul Revere John Adams and others in 1776 shaping the War of Independence.
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Broadway
Bowling Green
Green Dragon
Boston
Paul Revere
John Adams
Warren
James Offs
New -York Herald Tribune
Popular Couple Weds at Baptist Parsonage in Dillon
Miss Julia Reddington and L Ott Gordon were married Saturday at the Baptist parsonage by Rev R O Shannon. Mrs Gordon, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Reddington of Salmon, is a popular Barrett hospital nurse in Dillon. Mr Gordon is the son of Mr and Mrs W R Gordon of Dillon. The couple left for a honeymoon to West Yellowstone and Salt Lake City.
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L. Ott Gordon
Baptist Parsonage
R. O. Shannon
Gordon
J. R. Reddington
Salmon
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Mr. Gordon
W. R. Gordon
West Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Weasel’s Winter Store Hidden in Poplar Tree
A German naturalist described a weasel storing food in a poplar tree near a sawmill. The cache included 44 mice stacked with sand and mold to form an airtight mound, topped by two magpies and acorns filling the cavity. A second store in the same tree belonged to a squirrel.
Immortal Sponge Idea Reported by New Orleans Paper
The New Orleans Times Picayune describes a theory that if a sponge is cut into pieces and replanted on the sea bed each part will regrow into a new sponge. It adds that if a human sponge is cut directly the individual will continue sponging freely.
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