Teutons Seek War Levy as International Talks Continue
Fragmented dispatch reports German delegates at ape conferences resisting immediate army reductions while Brussels financial talks press for reparations plans. Leaders stress need to reassure world markets, invite Germany to Brussels conference, and discuss international finance to restore global economy amid ongoing inter allied discussions and upcoming July deadlines.
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Nemerte
Anyay
Brosele
Erarell
League of Nations Torray A
Germany
Brussels
Leon Bourgeois
Fiat Betri
Ronloene
Bye
Litsd George
House of Commone
Maseper Tenula
Areb Smies
Bertin
Konstantin Fehrenbuck
Porvien
Bavaria Refuses to Disarm Amid Allied Demands
The Tavarton government doubles down against disarmament as Berlin presses new measures from the Cologne conference. Deutsche Tages Zeitung quotes Rev entlow’s aggressive junkist line and portrays the stance as a test of resolve against Germany’s political currents.
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Taveria
Berlin
Cologne
Tavartin
OUST GERMANS FROM SAMOA
Wellington New Zealand reports the Germans in Samoa to depart with British and Dominion assistance. Authorities to seize German assets including coconuts and plantations worth about 25 000 pounds, as transfer of control begins.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Dominion
Riots and Train Collision Kill Dozens in Indiana and Haiti
Reports from Kingston Jamaica say rebels raided Port au Prince with buildings set ablaze as US marines restored order after killing leaders. Separately, Indiana wrecks after a Southern railroad collision killed ten near Huntingburg and seven near Franklin, with dozens injured as auto truck parties amid a Woodmen gathering were struck by trains.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Port Au Prince
United States
Evansville
Ind
Southern Railroad
Huntingburg
Ed Rehl
Heh
Walter Steineker
Alonzo Statsman
Ben Fuchs
Will Hartke
Rehl
Statsman
Hartke
Funke
Woodmen
Todrwak
Duss
Franklin
Olfnnis Central
Here
Nashville
Tod
William Litherland
Riots and unrest ripple through County Cork and Dublin
Rioters in Fermoy County Cork caused hundreds of pounds in damage amid claims soldiers sparked the disturbance by learning of Brigadier General Lucas’s kidnapping on Saturday. In Fermoy attempts to burn were thwarted and two bunks were thrown at the Talenty hotel in Dublin, with no casualties reported. Dublin's city corporation adopted a resolution to form committees in famine threatened areas as railway stoppages loom, Alderman MacDonagh said.
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Fermoy
County Cert
Ireland
Lucas
Alett
Erick
Talteny
Dublin
Corporation [of Dublin
Mob violence in Texas linked to deputy slaying
In Wharton Texas July 2 two men were shot near Diamond Mound and two others died in related violence after Deputy Sheriff C McCormick was shot on Saturday night. Washington Giles and his brother were accused of firing the fatal shot and were killed by unknown assailants. The bodies of Jodie Gordon and Elijah Anderson were found hanged six miles east of Wharton. Gordon and Anderson reportedly aided the Giles brothers in fleeing.
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Wharton
Tex
C. McCormick
Washington Giles
McCormick
Diamond Mound
Jodie Gordon
Elijah Anderson
Gorton
Anderson
Glies Brothers
Suffrage Up In Tennessee and World News Snippet
June 30 Washville Tennessee reports the legislature will convene August 9 to consider the federal suffrage amendment. July 2 Rene Viviant former French premier travels to Buenos Aires with his wife on his vacation. July 2 Awitr Feisal king of Syria visits Aleppo for a conference on Arab French Turkish boundaries. July 1 South China forces capture Yoon chow after days of fighting. July L-Baron Allottl negotiates with Albanians to pacify unrest. June W Germany says 3,000,100 in arrears for coal deliveries per Louis J. Louchenr interview. June 8 W.C. Walah and J. A. Maney killed in a drying machine explosion at Pottsville factory.
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Lege Sedature
Vivian
South America
Cherbourg
Rene Viviant
France
Buenos Aires
Cenfer
Constantinople
Awitr Feisal
Syria
South China
Hoaphiu
Hevwali
Yoonchow
North China
Tokyo
Italy
Rome
Joly L—Baron Allottl
Paris
Albania
Germany
Verentiles
Louis J. Louchenr
Philadelphia
W.C. Walah
Yale Weld Tire and
Reicher Compens
J. A. Maney
Pottstown
Wheat sells at 2.52 a bushel in Fort Worth grain market
The freight car of Oklahoma's new wheat arrived in Fort Worth and sold for 2.52 dollars per bushel to a local firm. The grain was shipped to New Orleans for export, with Texas and Oklahoma crops expected to head to New Orleans and Galveston for export.
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Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Tex
New Orleans
Gilveston
First State Census Figures and Local Roster
Census figures shown from Washington report Delaware population at 223 008, up 20 681 or 102 percent. Newcastle county including Wilmington lists 148 280, up 25 001 or 20.3 percent. Oklahoma City records 91 259, down 27 963 or 42.1 percent. Walla Walla 15 503 reports a drop of 8 861 or 19.0 percent. Governor Edwards ousts New Jersey highway board. Crimea fighting continues. rat extermination campaign begins after bubonic findings. payroll robbers net 1 800 in Chicago. Pearl Willian named Jackson town marshal. Senator Mording to country home visit.
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Washington
State of Delaware
Newcastle County
Delaware
Wilmington
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Wash
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Dayton
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Youngstown
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Bucyrus
Rosa Pretenzio
Cleveland
W. T. Knieht
Coshocton
John A. Hozan
Cincinnati
Newton Werd
Cambridge
Robbie
Warren
DeForest
Aaron Hoth
Fort Wayne
Canton City
Portsmouth
Feiburg & Workum Company
Cincinnnat
Lynchburg
Joseph Meter
Peter McCloskey
Akron
Morgan Engineering Company
All Nee
United States Ordnance Plant
Julian Schade
Sandusky
Andrew Rutine
Shade
United Spanish War Veterans of
Ohio
Mallon
A. B. Allen
Robert Delonge
Harold
Pleasantville
Lancaster Hospital
Leonard Lane
Asa
Holloway
Tuscarawas River
Port Washington
John P. Austin
Mason County
West Virginia
Galllp
Point Pleasant
Slover McCague
Norwalk
Ross Howard
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Lima Hospital
Columbus City
Thomas
Charles J. Stegemann
Hamilton Police
James Boling
Boling
Herman Dulle
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Columbus
Romulus Johnson
Trenton
Webster Stough
Fulton County
Wauseon
Edward O'Neill
Malachy
Maumee
Walwridge Park
Eli Sebeck
Lora
Ohio State Sunday Schools
Hamilton
Findlay
Cox
Thomas Davis
State Penitentiary
Davis
Jasper L. Gray
Farmer
St. Clairsville
George Jennewin
Jennewin
Joan Baker
Hanna
Lancaster
Baker
Misa Hanna
Probe Reveals Low Cuban Sugar Prices Spark Profiteering Probe
Federal investigators scrutinize Cuban sugar shipments of 4 to 5 million pounds billed to packers, canners, and wholesalers at 9 to 9% cents per pound, far below expected 20 to 26 cents. The district attorney’s office vows a sweeping inquiry tracing invoices, consignors, and retailers for profiteering.
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Chicago
Canoga
District Attorney's Office
Clyne
Fair Price Commission
Illinois
San Francisco
British general kidnapped by Sinn Fein raiders in Ireland
A band of armed Sinn Fein militants raided a fishing hut by the Blackwater river and abducted Brigadier General Lucas and two colonels, Danford and Tyrrell. They forced surrender with revolvers, placed the captives in a car, and fled. Danford was shot as he attempted to jump free, Tyrrell stayed to tend him, and the raiders disappeared with the general.
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Dublin
Sinn
Riot tolls rise in Italian uprisings and global fires
Summary of multiple at-a-glance items: Italian clashes leave 400 dead in Ancona and Piombino as anarchists resist troops with barricades and shelling. Rome dispatches warn of broader riots aimed at toppling the Glolite cabinet. Separate notes report Chicago fire losses of 7.38 million and 23,812 fires nationwide. workplace scaffold collapse kills three. a Norse prison ship incident and currency seizures appear in brief dispatches.
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London
Ancona
Piombino
Rome
Clites
Italy
Glolitt
OY SCOUTS Largest camping year in Boy Scouts history
The Nationa Council Boy Scouts of America reports a record year with nearly 300 organized first class camps and about 1 000 troop camps across the United States and territories. Bear Mountain in Palisades Inter state park hosts 2 200 scouts, while Birmingham Alabama leases 106 acres for scout tents and cabins. Buffalo scouts plan a fifty acre site with hike cabins near the city.
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Boy Scouts of America
United States
Great Bear Mountain
Greater
New York
New Jersey
Birmingham
Buffalo Scouts
Joliet UJ Council Plans New Camps Near Town
The Joliet UJ council lists a cabin and house on about five acres near town, plus a permanent camp site thirty miles away. They also consider a further camp on Lake Michigan about 200 miles distant for weekend use.
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Joliet
Scouts Emergency Service Shows Quick Scout Response
Scout Executive 4 A Jameson of Atlanta recalls Miss Anse Morgan visiting Atlanta for France relief. She asked for a scout to retrieve a film in Washington and deliver it to Macon in time for a showing. Scout Burton Yard left at once, traveled with tight connections, and arrived in Macon on schedule.
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Scout
A. Jameson
Atlanta
Anse Morgan
France
Macon
Washington, D. C
Burton Yard
Washington
Scout Preparedness Prayer for Boy Scouts Pledge
A historic scouting prayer asks God to grant Boy Scouts constant vision for service and energy to learn the duty of being prepared. It asks for thoughtful forethought, decisive action, sacrifice, and readiness in emergencies, uniting warm hearts with trained minds and fit bodies.
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God of All Humanity
Scouts Invited to Madrid Boy Scout Convention
Ems Scouts of Spanish American countries are invited to send delegates to a Madrid convention in June. The National Council of Explorers of Spain backs the event, with support from King Alfonso and the Spanish government. The convention will discuss defense of the Spanish language in America.
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Ems Scouts
la Madrid
National Council of Explorers of Spain
Alfonso
America
What Good Citizenship Means
The piece defines good citizenship as more than delaying duties like voting, lawfulness, and taxes. It emphasizes seeking opportunities to perform good turns, safeguard community interests, and give unselfish service to town or city and the nation.
Ohio World in Briefs From Across the State
A roundup of Ohio and nearby events reports drownings and deaths. accidents. crimes. political moves. and civic notes. Notable items include the drownings of Wilfred Goodin and John Pani. a fatal auto crash in Akron. indictments in Cleveland for profiteering. a starved housing stock in Akron. various police and court actions. and political shifts in Athens and Marion.
Ohio Valley News in Fragmented 1920s Roundup
A vast, jumbled Ohio news column reports multiple deaths, crimes, accidents, and community events. Among the items: Dr. B F Adams dies in Dayton. many injuries from train wrecks and auto crashes. strikes and labor actions in Toledo. political moves in Columbus. various court rulings and police incidents. notable deaths including a cherry tree fall and a shooting in Cincinnati.
Friendship That Transcends Rivalry in Samuel Story
July 11 lesson outlines Jonathan and David forming a deep bond across royal rivalry. Jonathan defers his throne to David and defends him against Saul, illustrating selfless love. The guide emphasizes friendship traits, mutual aid, and faith in God as foundation, urging young to adult readers to seek steadfast, God-centered companionship.
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Jonathan
David
God
Saul
Goliath
David Saul
Value of a Friend and Other Reflections
The piece presents reflections on friendship, vanity, good impulses, and life. It asserts that true friendship rests on belief and dependence, not mere proximity or hearing. It notes vanity can undermine virtue, and that bold deeds define life’s glory. It concludes that wealth is a matter of mind, not money.
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Company 1
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Rainbow Division
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Henry Schroeder
Schroeder
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Catholic Union of Ohio
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Henry Herbert
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Struthers Savings and Banking Company
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Coppright
Western Newspaper Union
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