Poincare Urges Ratification of War Debt Accord
Paris July 16 Premier Raymond Poincare received a long, hearty cheer in the chamber of deputies as he concluded a four day speech urging ratification of the war debt accords with America and Great Britain. He stressed debts must be paid and cited President Hoover’s Toledo address to support the loan from American taxpayers.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Hoover
Toledo
Poincare
Ung
St Lawrence Shut Out 8-0 by Gann Valley in Duel
In St Lawrence on July 16 a pitchers duel saw Gann Valley beat St Lawrence 8 to 0. B Koch allowed four hits while Winsell fanned eight and 14 batters. Gann Valley scored one run on two hits, with two more scoring on St Lawrence errors. Next Sunday St Lawrence travels to Wayland.
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ST. Lawrence
B. Koch
Gann Valley
Winsell
St. Lawrence Crew
Koch
Wayland
Building collapse in Montgomery damages two stores
No casualties were evident as two mercantile buildings housing Bullock Shoe and Pizitz Smolian department stores fell in Montgomery Alabama. Between 75 and 100 workers were inside. several injured, three seriously, property damage about 175000 dollars. Workers removed debris to ensure no one remained entombed.
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Montgomery
Ula
Bullock Shoe Company
Pizitz-Smolian
Woman Struck By Hit-and-Run Driver In Wellington
Mrs Wayne Bingham escaped serious injury when struck by a passing motorist while crossing the street. She carried a baby who remained uninjured. the impact tossed her to the ground and left her with minor bruises and torn clothing.
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Wellington
Silly
Wayne Bingham
Caraway to push capitol lobbying probe in August
Senator Caraway of Arkansas announces plans to press for an investigation of lobbying at the capitol when the senate reconvenes August 19. He says the inquiry would cover groups including the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment the Anti-Saloon League the American Federation of Labor and the National Association of Manufacturers among others.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
Caraway Democrat
Arkangs
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Anti-Saloon League
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Reports on King George Continue Favorable
London reports on King George show relief from yesterday’s anxious condition after a favorable bulletin. Four doctors visited him in the forenoon and said he had a restful night and was generally improving after the operation and its local treatment.
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King George
London
Daylight streetcar service resumes in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 16 federal armed guards operated daylight streetcars as workers who walked out July 2 remained unresolved. Service began with 15 cars on the St. Charles Tulane belt route, attracting hundreds of riders with no disturbances. Marshals will restore 24 hour service when violence risk subsides. A citizens committee has pressed negotiations between New Orleans Public Service Inc and the union.
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New Orleans
St. Charles-Tulane
Victor Loisel
United States
Citizens Committee
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Last Man's Club Dinner Marks Dwindling Anniversary
In 46 years the Last Man's Club of B company first Minnesota volunteers will host a quiet dinner this Sunday. Only three veterans remain John F. Goff 88 Peter O Haul 91 and Charlies Lockwood 87. A bottle from the initial gathering centers the table as the last living member salutes departed comrades.
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Paul
Last Man's Club
B. Company
Minnesota
John F. Goff
Peter O. Haul
Charlies Lockwood
Gallant Company
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Huron, S. D
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Fargo
Lampe Market Company Food News
Cherries
Royal Ann
Bartlett
Loganberries
Dainty
Kirks
Kirks ‘Feake
Castile
SANE
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King Biscuits
Fireside
Monarch Brand
Monarch
Rose ‘Eat
Ta Consemer
Veruca
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