French seize 3 more cities and hostages held
Dusseldorf reports French troops occupy Elberfeld Barmen and Limburg, seizing police officials and a large fund. Hostages evacuated from Marmen after protests, boosting tensions along the Ruhr. Italian officials align with Britain on reparations stance, Baldwin praised for unity efforts. Italy hopes US representation on reparations commission to address interallied debt.
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Dusseldorf
Elberfeld
Burren
Limburg
Kulr
Coblenz
Bassiinghaussen
Marmen
Veidigbank
Elbérfeld
Barmen
Wupper
K Ruhr
Biberfeld
Geran
Gvn
Italy
United States
International Commission of Reparations Experts
Atlantic City Impostor Posed as Surgeon Held 1923
Russell George, 28, of Toronto, was arrested in Atlantic City for robbery after posing as a resident physician and surgeon at the local hospital. Despite no medical degree, he claimed no diploma was required and held the post from March 1 to May 21, fooling several physicians.
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Atlantic City
N. T
Russell George
Toronto
Atlantic City Hospital
George
Calendar Stone Unearthed Proves Earlier Mongoloid Presence
American explorer Proft Wisin Niven reports discovery in Mexico City this week of a calendar stone thousands of years older than the Aztec calendar stone at San Migual Amantha. The artifact, attributed to a Mongoloid civilization, supports the idea that Aztecs inherited cultural elements from an early Mongola culture living in Mexico seven to ten thousand years ago.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Wisin Niven
San Migual Amantha
Fire destroys Mace and Burke business district in Idaho
A large fire in Mace Idaho and surrounding Burke area, caused by a strong breeze, destroyed the town of Mace and the Burke business district. Damage is estimated at 1.5 million dollars, with about twelve hundred people left homeless. county officials report extensive property loss and displaced residents in nearby towns.
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Idaho
Wallace
Mace
Burke Canyon
Burke
Polish Cathedral Robbery Nets $8,000,000 Losses
Warsaw reports bandits robbed the ancient cathedral at Geyzen of priceless reliquary and gold items, including a head of St Albertus. Total losses surpass eight million dollars. Rainbow Division veterans gather in Indianapolis for a three day national convention. Decrees on employment in Washington note 1,428 concerns in industrial centers through the labor department report.
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Warsaw
Geyzen
Albertus
Poland
Rainbow
Meet
Indianapolis
Ind
Veterans’ Associaion
Helms
Decreaga
Washington
Mao Raport
Indus‘tal
Department of Labor
Alecrésee
France Warns Britain On Reparations Authority
Paria issues a formal warning that France will not tolerate any body other than the reparations commission handling Germany’s claims. A foreign office official says Paris will act to protect Versailles rights, warning that Britain’s stance risks breaking with France and undermining the League of Nations.
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Paria
France
Great Britain
Reparation Commission
Tno
Foreign Office
Aliister Baldwin
House of Commons
Germany
Hughes
International Commission of Economic Experts
United States
Britain
Poincare
Pations
League of Nations
Unions Must Recognize Open Shop Right, Dawes Declares
In Dangitte Wisconsin General Dawes told a crowd that organized labor must yield to the open shop and settle disputes in court. He spoke as a guest of former Congressman Joseph Cannon, aiming to form a Minute Men of the Constitution. Cannon joined in filling out a membership card.
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Dawes
Dangitte
Gippess
Charles G. Dawes
General Dawes
Joseph G. Cannon
Minute Men
Cannon
Boy Wrecks Train for Fun Four Killed in Montana Crash
Eleven year old Arthur McArthur of White Hall triggered a switch near Blackstone spur eighty three miles east of Butte causing the wreck of Burlington No. 41 on the Northern Pacific. Four people were killed and many injured, according to County Attorney Howard Johnson and railway officials.
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Butte
Mont
Arthur McArthur
White Hall
Blackstone Spur
Northern Pacific
Howard Johnson
Imports for Fiscal Year Show Total Gain of $1,180,923,106
Washington reports the United States total imports for the fiscal year ending June 30 at 8.789 trillion dollars, up from 2.608 trillion in 1922, while exports reached 9.005 trillion dollars, rising from 8.772 trillion. The Department of Commerce released these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Rockefeller Presents Dimes in Moravia Visit
John D Rockefeller, visiting Moravia New York July 14, commemorated his stay by giving dimes to several hundred villagers at the old wooden house where he earned his first money.
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Rockefeller
Moravia
N.Y
John D.rockefeller
Sovat
New York
Interporavsh Rapid Pransit
Hielt
Alton Blast Deemed Unavoidable by Officials
In Alton TL on July 14 county officials ruled the Western Cartridge Company plant explosion at Watel Alton unavoidable. Twelve workers were killed and a score more injured in the blast, a tragedy the inquiry deemed unavoidable.
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Alton
Western Cartridge Companga
Baat Alton
Witel
Rail Strikes Outlawed in Major Injunction
Chicago July 13 Judge Wilkerson makes permanent the Daugherty injunction barring Federated Shop Crafts and AFL affiliates from interfering with or obstructing railroads in interstate commerce. Attorney General says no extensive interstate strikes will occur again. 18 exhibits and 250 affidavits submitted to support the restraining order.
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Chicago
Daugherty
Whlel
Federal District Court
James H. Wilkerson
Federated Shop Crafts
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Wilkerson
Four UChicago Students Held in Girl's Death
Four University of Chicago students Barry F Scofield David Lamberg Clyde Griffin and W L Spencer were arrested in connection with the mysterious death of Klare Campbell twenty five who fell from a second floor rooming house at 5605 Drexel Boulevard. She died hours later at a Chicago hospital.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Klare Campbell
Drexel Boulevard
Chicago Hospital
Barry F. Scofield
David Lamberg
Clyde Griffin
W. L. Spencer
Doors of Third Bank Locked After Fight Fallout
Helena Mont July 12 The state bank examiner L J Shelton announced the First State bank of Shelby, affiliated with the Stanton Trust and Savings bank of Great Falls, has closed. The doors of the Third State bank in Joplin and affiliated institutions were reported closed as well after the earlier Shelby action.
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Third Bank
Helena
Mont
Iet
State Bank of
Joplin
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of
Great Falls
L. J. Shelton
State Bank Examiner
First State Bank of
Shelby
Stanton Bank
Human ladder saves woman from moving liner
Three sailors on the Dante Augtler formed a human ladder as the ship began moving. They hoisted Mrs. Helen Antoinette aboard after one seaman, held by two others, swung over the side and pulled her to safety while a crowd cheered.
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New York
Dante Augtler
Helen Antoinette
Mrs. Antoimette
Chicago to Host Republican Convention in June 1924
Chicago reports the Republican national convention will be held at the Chicago Colise in the third week of June next year. The official city selection will be announced in December when Chairman F W Upham returns from Europe.
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Chicago
Chicago Colise
Thia Wos
F. W. Upham
Europe
Troops From France Belgium Reported in Ruhr Area
Berlin reports from a German source claim 80 000 French and 70 000 Belgian troops in the Ruhr and 97 000 French and 17 000 Belgian troops in the old occupied territory. An additional 10 000 French and 1 000 Belgian Trailway men have been sent into the Ruhr.
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Germany
Berlin
Fgures
Ruhr
Three Guardsmen Killed in Lightning Strike at Baltimore Camp
A bolt of lightning at a Maryland National Guard camp in Anne Arundel County killed three guardsmen and injured ten others. The strike caused extensive damage with costs estimated around 900000 dollars. Separate reports note strikes by pottery workers and a wage increase settlement for transit workers in New York.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Balunders Range
Ann Arundel County
U S Market Report Fruits And Livestock Prices
Washington market report for the week ending July 1 lists fruit and vegetable values, live stock prices in Chicago, and grain and dairy figures. Notable items include watermelons, cantaloupes, potatoes, corn and wheat prices, hogs and cattle price ranges, hay, feed, and butter and cheese prices across multiple markets.
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Washington
Georgit Tom Walden
Chicago
Browern
Gvorkin Porches
Miley's
Bellos
Arizona
Jentina Citten
Virginia
O. B
Kansas
Anckad
Timothy
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Iowa
Fao
Britain Ready to Draft Reply to German Reparations Note
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Baldwin announced Britain informed France, Italy and Belgium that she is prepared to draft a reply to Germany’s latest reparations note. The aim is to submit a formal British reply and it is understood Britain may back the German suggestion to establish an international commission of experts to fix reparations.
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Britain
Germany
Baldwin
House London
House of Commons
Great Britain
Frince
Italy
Belgium
100000 See Firpo Knock Out Willard in Jersey City Fight
A record crowd of about 100000 watched Jess Willard fall to Lut Aspir Wirpo in Jersey City in a bout once slated for twelve rounds. In the eighth round the Wild Bull of the Patupur delivered the decisive blow and Willard was knocked out.
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Firpo
Jess Willard
Jersey City
N. J
Luta Apgol Wirpo
Patupar
Wily Sned
Rebels Beaten at Gates of Asuncion
Buenos Aires reports revolutionists attacked Asuncion, capital of Paraguay, near noon Monday. Fighting continued until Tuesday afternoon when government troops repelled them. Seventy were killed and 300 wounded in the battle.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
Buenos Aires
Agsunclon
French Warships Circle World To Sell Corsets Parla
Readable portions describe French warships on a global voyage selling corsets with expositions of Parlalan cargoes. Also mention of Civil War veteran Dan John Co. Tarker dying in St Louis at age thirty three. Some garbled lines reference French authority and American duties aboard ships.
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Circle World
Tules Mehalet
Victor Husa
Outa
St. Louis
Dan
John Co. Tarker
Iowa News Snapshot of July Events and Local Happenings
A sprawling July roundup reports county penalties at Centerville, Randoph fundraising, weed issues in western counties, a 600000-cunit power plant project near Alanue on Lincoln highway, and rail crossings upgrades. It notes drought impact on crops, Army shifts, farm sales, and state road improvements with courts adapting to new procedures.
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Centerville
Randolph
Chantaugas
Ange
Alanue
Lincoln Highway
Weat Sida
Deniaon
Haunadieys
Larue
Tt Fa
Montgomery County
Asher
Towa
Keoki
Iyhng
Engle Grove
Tay
Drouth
General
Cedar Ranida
F. 8. Snyder
Idaho University
Grunnell College
Kathryn Crowell
Geneoic
Marvin Crowell
Hiverton
Shenandoah
Dea Mosios
Klas
Conditton
Truer
Congress
W. &. Kenyon
Fortieth General Assembly
Webster City
Jowa Stata Fair
Jowa Realy
State Highway Commission
Allfres
Newston
Iowa Good Roads Association
Sohn
Des Moines
Equitable
Sixth Avenue
Locusta Street
Story County
Farmery Bank of
Nevada
Woodtury County Lenda
Pott County
Joséph Green
Bronx City
Iowa
Iowa State Fale
A. J. Gary Huld
Edgeworth Tobacco Ad Across the Globe from Valparaiso
A nostalgic Edgeworth tobacco promotion recounts smokers in Valparaiso and beyond seeking Edgeworth Ready-Rubbed and Plug Slice. Letter from W. E. Bromley praises global access, urging readers to request free samples from Larus & Brother Co and to supply dealer details for prepaid shipper offers.
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Bromley
Tobreco
Edgeworth
Zanzibar
Ulatricla
Larus & Brother Company
South 21St Street
Richmond
Heer Jobber
Dyeworth
Larus Brother Company
Babies Cry for Castoria in Vintage Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Teething Drops and soothing syrups. It claims no narcotics, calls Castoria trusted for over 80 years, and urges follow directions on the package with physician approval implied.
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Castoria
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G. M. Buck
M. Buck
Farmer-Labor Party
Bacia
Wilkerson Galla
Atlante City
Indi Tenntoutlin
H. E. Ely
Orig
Ranson EF. Ely
Army War College
Hdoward F. McGinehlin
Ely
United States Military Academy
Independence
Town
U. S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dry Law
Paris
Arron Vessela
Valparaiso
Chia
W. J. Bromtey
Fort Wayne
Lars & Hrother Co
Richtsond
Valparaho
South America
Fae Marth
W.E. Broming
Madge
Mabel
Allen
Daisy Fly Killer
Seatnc Curry
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