World events briefed from scattered notes and notices
A collage of global and national items mentions Clem Padgett of Tennessee's death at his home in Washington, and Buddeck Nova Scotia site chosen. Alexander Bell noted. Senator William Crow dies in Uniontown mountains. Mrs. William Killefer killed in Mich. William H. Bigelow and Frank F. Cowgut die. Marilyn Reynolds Carter and John G. Pickford wed in Los Angeles. Prohibition and coal strike remarks, alien admittance 310,000, streetcar fares to 5 cents in Cleveland. Montana Turkey patch yields 40 bushels per acre. Brookline boiler explosion kills crew. arsenic in restaurant crust linked to deaths. LA murder trial verdict undecided after 90 hours. Shipping to US from Britain rises. railroad strike plans debated. various weather and事故 damage nationwide. Canadian tariff, wheat control, and air crash fatalities in Texas noted. Strike ballots favor clerks’.
Foreign Art O'Brien Rearrested in London by Free State
A Dublin dispatch reports Foreign Art O'Brien, once a Dal Eireann representative, rearrested by Free State authorities in London. Other notes note a Junkers plane completing the first Berlin to Moscow nonstop flight, Berlin-France debt talks, and various political upheavals across Europe.
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Art O'Brien
The
Dal Eireann
London
Free State
Dublin
Junkers
Herr Gotte
Berlin
Moscow
Plan for fair fuel and food distribution under emergency rule
President Harding and his administration moved to end strikes through a national program. A federal committee and state co operations will manage coal and fuel distribution, set price baselines, and curb profiteering while ensuring workers can return to the job. Bavaria rebels against Berlin as crisis widens across Germany.
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Bavaria
Berlin
Tllinois
Farrington
Tinois
Peoria Augusta
Sterling
Hiinola
Seatle
Illinois
England
Rale
Railway Labor Board
White House
Cuyler
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Daugherty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Harding
Interior Fall
Commerce Loover
Aitchison
Theaters State Commerce Commission
Jionver
Ratinay
Reichstag
Lerchenfeld
Prussia
Senator Borah Warns War Debt Cancelation Won’t Pass
Washington Aug 5 Senator Borah warned the Senate will refuse any proposal to cancel war debts. Treasury said Britain’s note proposing cancellation won’t influence U.S. policy on war credits. Mellon says Britain acknowledged its debt and funding negotiations must continue despite calls for relief.
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Borah Jssues
Senate
Washington
Treasury Department
Great Britain
United States
Borah
Mellon
American Funding Commission
Europe
Avi
France
Senate of the
Vicour
Great Lakes Seamen to Strike In A Few Days
Thomas Conway of Buffalo, chairman of the executive committee of the Great Lakes district of the International Seamen’s Union, announced here that Odal passage, deckhands, able seamen, firemen and oil era employed on freighters on the Great Lakes will strike in a few days.
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Lake Galliers
Boon
Detroit
Mich
Odal
Crown Exchange Rate Thwarts Plan Amid Talks
Vienna reports the crown at 61,000 to the dollar as government leaders hold continuous talks with industry finance and labor representatives to prevent an economic breakdown. The Aug. 5 update notes the bid at 81,000 crowns per dollar.
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Vienna
Record price paid for Whiskaway at Saratoga sale
Whisk away a three year old son of Whink broom I-Inaugural, conqueror of Mor wich, was sold here for a record price of 6150,000. by Harry Payne Whitney to former Senator Clark.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Whinkbroom I
Morwich
Harry Payne
Whitney
Clark
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Lemuel BP. Padgett
Tennessee
Padgett
House Naval Committee
Blinn Breagh Mountain
Buddeck
Nova Scotia
Alexander Graham Bell
Jeter
Ser
William E., Crow
Uniontown
William Killefer
Tudge
William H. Bigelow
Illinois Steel Company
Oak Park
Frank
Hartett, Frazier & Co
Chicago
Skokie Country Club
Glencoe
Marilynn Reynolds Carter
John G. Pickford
Mrs
Douglas Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Prohibition
Haynes
Wales
Shipping Board
Cleveland
oMberuls
Montana
Glendon
Minn
O. A. Olson
Clay County
Goll Street
Brooklsn
Mra
Mantulyane GC
Obenehai Aseemi Ute
Mellon Kennedy
Cal
Billondeigraver
Mellen
Sey Shapmen
Chleuze
Dresivent Harding
Edward I. Manton
St Louis
Waste and Deal On
Ofice
Cherbourg
Porta
Tracey Lyons
Augustua Altemeier, Jr
Port Jervis
McCray
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harrig
Oficerg
Hot Springs
Ark
Maurice Connelly
R. D. Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
L’ox River
Appleton
Wis
Colwell
Floyd County
Towst
Sabine
Tek
Lghtning
Magna Petroleum Company
Alberton
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg Dispatch
Charles Stewart
Winnipeg
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New York, New Haven
America
Britain
Grotto of
Lourdes
Villecomtal
Wang Chung Hut Ha
China
Peking
Harry J. Boland
Sion Fein
National Army
Germany
Switzerland
Saya O
Manila
H. M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Anne Anzer
National Editorial Association
Shriners of
Honolulu
Dr. Porras
Peru
Senor Aidunate
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Elwarad W. Pickard
Smoot
McCumber
Norrid
Watson
Norris
Joe Cannon
Cannon
Norrig
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hughes
Bermuda
Bahamas
Erica
N. J. Cleve Dean
Railway Employees' Publicity Association
Harding & Telegram
Republican Party
Farmer and Labor
Dean
Hicago
Maton
Quintin
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
John Norris
Publishers’ Association
Finance
Poin
Morgan
Paris
League of Nations Council
Bankera
Hement
Poincara
Lloyd George
Jeond
Rom
Russia
Frank Vanderlip
Rumarian
Poland
Belgrade
Sovyiet
Austin
Agustus Thomas
Producing Managers’ Association
Will Bays
Judge Landis
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