Deadlock Over War Guilt Holds in Lausanne Talks
LAUSANNE Switzerland July 1 Deadlocked over reparations and the war guilt stigma irritates Germany as Premier Herriot of France and German Chancellor Papen meet yet again. A possible adjournment of the reparations and debts conference was discussed while delegations continue drafting a treaty outline to resolve disputes.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
Herriot
France
Franz Papen
Europe
England
Italy
Twine Aid Plan Questioned By South Dakota Official
Layson G. Troth, South Dakota state secretary of agriculture, called the federal plan to let twine dealers receive first payments on crop sales unsatisfactory. He warned few banks and almost no twine dealers can cover farmers harvest costs, meaning thousands of acres may stay unharvested. Troth sent a telegram to Senator Norbeck and Congressmen Williamson and Christopherson outlining the critique.
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Federal
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Layson G. Troth
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Norbeck
Williamson
Christopherson
Hyde
Steps To Unify Young People's Work Unveiled
In St. Paul Minnesota on July 7 progress toward unifying all work for young people and children within the Northern Baptist convention was reported to the Baptist Young People's Union of America at its annual convention. The union's board of managers approved a report noting a survey committee appointed by the Northern Baptist convention executive committee to map the denomination's activities for youth and children, with the plan already begun in several states.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Union
Board of Managers
The
South Dakota
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Gypsy Princess Sobs At Wedding
At a Gypsy wedding near Ashland on July 7 47 the 19 year old Rosa Miller of Chicago cried as the groom Steve Ephraim was chosen for her bride price of 2000. Gypsy chiefs claim the bride was purchased for the son of a king as the encampment feasted and danced into the night before the couple’s separation into wandering or settled lives.
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Rosa Miller
Chicago
George Ephrin
Ashland
Steve Ephrim
Belde
George
Piersch Bound Over To District Court
Ambrose Piersch, 31, bound over to district court for trial in the slaying of B. J. Kelly of Atchison Kansas after a preliminary hearing in justice court. He pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and was remanded to county jail without bail. A similar charge against Velma Crawford, 22, of St Joseph Missouri, Piersh's sweetheart, has been withdrawn. Kelly, a Missouri Pacific railroad agent, was shot March 12 during an attempted copper wire theft incident near Saleyn. Piersch likely to be tried again this month.
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District Court
Falls City
Neb
Ambrose Piersch
B. J. Kelly
Atchison
Kansas
Justice Court
Velma Craford
St. Joseph
Piers Sweetheart
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