World Court urged by Federal Council in Washington
The Federal Council of Churches in Washington urged President Coolidge to back American membership in the World Court. The report also notes Senate plans to curb margin trading and discussions of treaty primacy over the Volstead Act amid Prohibition era policies.
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Federal Council of Churches
Washington
Coolidge
World Court
King
Utah
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
W. Hila Corey
D. Lawrence Groner
United States District Court
Norfolk
Corey
Robert J. Grant
Denver
President Coolidge
Domestic Attacks and Disasters Reported Across Nation
A U S report details varied incidents including Paul J McCarthy a prominent Oklahoma City attorney shot by an unidentified caller, US overseas and domestic mishaps with a dirigible accident near Mitchelfield New York and a fatality of Private Ange Rasmussen. Also notes a Hillsboro ear surgery from grain injury and a Phoenix slaying, plus wage talks and court rulings, airline and rail incidents, clergy promotions, indictments, and weekend football scores.
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Paul J. McCarthy
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ange Rasmussen
Mitchelfield
New York
Soviet Flag Adopted by Parliament in Moscow
The parliament of the Soviet Federation in Moscow closed with a new flag due red cloth a gold sickle a hammer and a five pointed star in the corner. Also reported Berlin says Germany may let Ruhr area form an autonomous state under French control. Belgium seeks conference to review the 1889 River Scheldt treaty and curb Dutch subjection. Other items note the Jugo Slavs plan a debt talks with Washington about a 60 million dollar war debt.
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Soviet Federation
Moscow
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Brussels
Scheldt
Belgium
Aree
Stresemann governs Germany defies Versailles and faces coup alarms
News Review outlines Stresemann abandoning Ruhr and Rhine regions to occupy forces, repudiating Versailles provisions amid financial strain. It notes Ebert’s wavering support, prospects of a military dictatorship, and fears of French occupation of Frankfort and Hamburg. Also covers Kaiser and ex‑prince plots, Stinnes and Krupp wealth, Greece’s George, US policy, and looming European turmoil.
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Edward W. Pickard Hancellor
Stresemann
Germany
Rhinéland
Ruhr
Berlin
Ebert
von Heackt
Eupreme
Relctia Bank
Frederick William
Oels
Reichswehr
Ber Ika
Paris
France
Rome
Vatican
Great Britain
Franca
Baveria'n Fascisti
Hittler
Ludendorff
Mughes
Johnson McAdoo formally enter presidential race in Chicago
Chicago reports that Senator Johnson and William G. McAdoo formally entered the presidential race on Thursday after confinement with advisers. Johnson backed by Lugsker and Wrigley trusts, with Ickes named campaign director for the Middle West. McAdoo signaled his candidacy in Omaha after a brief Democratic leadership conference and a Rockwell statement indicating planned nomination.
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Tegetion
Chicago
Biram You
William G. ‘McAdoo
Johnson
Albert Lugsker
William Wrigley, Jr
T Ja” Peaimed
Omaha
David L. Rockwell
McAdoo
Pacific Coast
Allies Press Banishing Former Crown Prince
Allied powers unite to demand Germany banish the former crown prince and grant protection to the allied military control commission. Agreement stalls on consequences if Berlin refuses either demand.
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Paria
Germany
Allied Military Control Commission
Berlin
Portano sought after wholesale killings in North woods
Four murders attributed to Portano leave Os car Timmy and John Sanders farmers dead. Mrs Sanders and J A Wilson town marshal among victims. The killer is at large after a daylong pursuit through the North woods.
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Mi Ard Portano
North Woods
Oscar Timmy
John Sanders
Mre. Sanders
J. A. Wilson
Governor McCray's assets total under nine thousand
Indianapolis report shows Governor McCray's assets turned over for creditor administration amount to 8727.45 dollars, with a few items labeled Indefinite. Creditors' claims exceed two million dollars, as stated in a letter from the committee.
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McCray
Indianapolis
Ind
Government Warns Farmers Hog Cholera Spreading
The government warns hog cholera will become more prevalent this fall, exceeding any year since the last extensive outbreak in 2014. Officials report new infections in districts free from the disease for twenty five years.
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Washington
Four Greek Army Officers Sentenced to Death at Eleusis
A court at Eleusis in Athens sentenced Generaix Leonardopoulos and Gargalidon and Majors Avrimbom and Nicolarens to death for leading a recent revolutionary movement. Many other high ranking officers involved in the revolt received life or long imprisonment.
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Eleusis
Athens
Hleosis
Generaix Leonardopoulos
Gargalidon
Avrimbom
Nicolarens
Former German Crown Prince Renounces Throne in Paris Report
Paris report says former German crown prince officially renounced the throne and pledged not to lead any restorationist movement until he is allowed to return to Germany. Chargé d affaires Hoosch conveyed the claim to Foreign Affairs Minister Peretti Della Rocca.
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William Cuneo
London
German Republic
Germany
Paris
Hoerr von Hoosch
D’affaires
Peretti Della Rocca
Robbers Take $14,000 Payroll From Coal Company
In Colonville three bandits robbed two Consolidated Coal clerks of the payroll. The clerks were returning from a bank when the robbery occurred, draining about $14,000. Police investigation underway with few details available.
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Colonville
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