German loan plan signed details and key figures
The Dawes plan loan to Germany, amounting to 200 million dollars, was signed and ready for issue. New American officials join the operation, with Joseph H. Berrett representing Price Waterhouse on the transfer committee and Thomas Nelson Perkins as American voting member of the reparations commission. Supervisors include Col James A. Logan as observer. railways overseen by French expert Leverve. and Owen D Young directing the overall reparations effort.
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Feperations Commission
Germany
Ioan
United States
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Sivedeb
America
Joseph HB
Berrett
Price
Waterhouse &Co
New York
Dawes
Dawes J Plan. Gates McGirrah of the Mechan‘ics and Metals Bank of New York
Sterrett
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Reparations Commission
Perkins
Ropes, ‘Gray, Boyden & Perkins
Hoston
James A. Logan
Erica
Leverve
Herr Moyer
Owen D. Young
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Seydour, Wilbert
Dean Jay
Morgan, Harjos
Ter Muelen
Land
Washington Team Wins World Series Prize 1
The Washington team, long at the bottom, clinched the championship in a 4 to 3 walkoff victory in the twelfth inning. Gurley Ogden pitched for the Senators and Ruel drove in the decisive run as a packed stands celebrated a dramatic late win.
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Shington
Ruel
Gurley Ogden
Senators
Weht
Kers
Tadlum
Fomate Froi
Wrecks Army Blimp In Langley Incident
A garbled report describes an Army blimp incident at Langley Field involving Lieutenant Bruce Qu and other crew. The blimp reportedly wrecked after a crash causing damage to the craft with crew members injured and authorities noting fines or disciplinary actions. Further details are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
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Bruce Qu
Langley
Eldent
Thuy
British Labor Cabinet to Quit
London Great Britain's first Labor Government neared its end as Conservative and Liberal votes allowed a select committee inquiry into the Attorney General’s case and the prosecution of James T. Campbell, editor of Workers' Weekly, for sedition. The Commons split, with 859 to 198 backing the inquiry and 804 to 105 approving Sir John A. Simon's amendment.
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London
Great Britain
House, of Commons
House
Patrick Hastings
James T. Campbell
Workers
Robert S. Horne
John A. Simon
Super Power Radio Rights Accepted by Delegates
Washington President Coolidge assured delegates at the Third International Radio conference that the government would support progress in radio while guarding the public interest. A key conclusion endorsed experimental use of super power broadcasting with eventual discontinuation if it interferes with smaller stations. The Radio Corporation of America plans a nationwide network of 5,000 watt stations, sparking debate over improved reception versus potential monopolies.
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Washington
Coolidge
Anfa
Secretary of Commerce
Yrith
Radio Corporation of
Amtrica
Peking Forces Driven Back in Manchuria Battle
Dispatches from Mukden report Peking forces retreating south of Shynhilkwan along the Peking Manchuria line. Japanese sources claim Chang Tso Lin forces suffered about 5,000 casualties in the Shaohallewan fighting, with heavy losses reported on both sides.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Manchuria
Peking
Shynhilkwan
Shaohallewan
Spain Halts War on Moora New Offensive Planned
Madrid reports the government has suspended operations in Morocco while preparing a new offensive in the Tatoun Xaucn sector.
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Spain
Moora
Madrid
Morocco
Tatuun- Xaucn
Dail Eireann to Meet in Dublin October 16
The Dail Eireann will meet in Dublin on October 16 to consider the DLL granting an Irish border common passed by the English party and approved by the king.
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Dail
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Government crop report highlights large wheat and corn yields
The government crop report shows wheat at 856 million bushels and corn near 2.46 billion, with total five-grain output close to the prior month but below 1923. Spring wheat rises to about 200 million bushels and Minnesota, Montana, and North Dakota post sizable gains. Hay and potatoes exceed averages, while state variations in corn and oats appear across Ohio to Kansas.
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Washington
Uni
Minnesota
Montana
The
Dakota
North Dakota
Iast
United States
Canada
Imore
Ohio
Indiana
Finois
Town
Brissouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinels
Banker C L Hutchinson Dies Sud denly in Chicago
C L Hutchinson founder and president of the Art Institute and former Corn Exchange National Bank vice president died at Presbyterian Hospital after bronchial pneumonia. Born in Lynn Massachusetts he was a philanthropist patron of the arts and longtime business leader. He served as president of the Board of Trade and held numerous charitable and educational posts.
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Chicago
Charles L. Hutchinson
The
Art Institute
Corn Exchange National Bank
Presbyterian Hospital
Hutchinson
Hutelinaon
Lynn
Mass
Board of Trade
Noted Rail Engineer W A Garrett Dies in East
W A Garrett veteran rail engineer and head of Baldwin Locomotive Works died at his home in Philadelphia aged sixty three. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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W. A. Garrett
East
Whlingetphia
William Abner
Garrett
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pugomonta
Buddhist Monks Incident Strikes Rangoon Community
Reported clash involving monks and local citizens in Rangoon with injuries noted. Authorities respond as tensions rise amid religious and foreign presence. American college ties mentioned but details remain unclear. Local leaders urge calm while investigations proceed.
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Rangoon
Rudoom
Tadia
Budditet
Gleason
Mungoon
Parker and H. D. F. Johnson Found Guilty in Bank Failure Case
Parker and H. D. F. Johnson, former president of the defunct Sioux Talas Artist Savings Bank, were found guilty Friday of misapplication of funds related to the bank’s collapse.
Sete Duration Record Washington All Records
A garbled note suggests a duration record in Washington state covering all records. Readable fragments indicate timing and a potential outing or event, but no clear names, dates, or organizations emerge to confirm specifics or outcome.
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Washington
Dura
Seaninnes Werd
Brat
Market Quotations By U S Government For Week Ending October
Washington report shows fruit and vegetable quotes per 100 pounds and per barrel, with prices from New York Chicago and Kansas City. Livestock and grain figures list hogs, beef, veal, cattle, dairy prices, and wholesale cheese and butter values across major markets.
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Washington
Pittaburgh
New York
Western Michigan
Mi Nola
Missouri
Jonathan Apnter
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kanana City
Minneapolia
Kansaw City
Alia
Kansas City
St Louis
St. Loui
Hay
Timsothy
Cincinnati
Kanena City
Philadel Phin
Toston
Wisconsin
Kinkle
Traction Experts Propose Downtown Traffic Plan
An Atlantic City committee report to the American association urges curb congestion relief by new policies. It argues widening streets is costly and unnecessary, postpones anti-picking laws enforcement, and aims to ease peak hour traffic without removing standing mobility restrictions.
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Atlantic City
Electiig
Tulisuy
Four Coal Mine Men Ambushed Wounding Two Executives
In Elkins W Virginia four coal mine workers came under rifle fire from hidden attackers. Teo Sundtide, general manager and vice president of Rank Tatami Coal, was wounded along with other officials as the group attempted to resume operations after a contract lapse. The assailants concealed themselves in brush and opened fire on the workers en route to reopen the mine on a nondalion basis.
McNamara’s Arrest Sparks Tolnl Amended Tale
McNamara, a nine-year veteran, faced arrest amid a confusing incident linked to the Indianijwlis-Tolnl case. In 1910, he was connected to the Log Angeles Mines building conflict and held on charges tied to alleged blacknips, with authorities investigating a broader dispute surrounding the event.
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McNamara
Indianijwlis
Dysaml
Angeles
Flaming Train Disaster Kills About 200 Passengers
A passenger train with three tanks exploded near Mtagcon Cand, burning about 200 people, including 80 children. Emergency crews report extensive casualties as officials investigate the fiery wreck and its cause.
Iowa State News Highlights Local Civic and Farm Affairs
West Liberty elector president of the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association is noted. Milk sellers in Anlia raise prices to 10 cents a quart. Nev ada hosts horse buyers and a federal employment bureau head in Sioux City. Grundy county approves tax for TB eradication. roll call for Red Cross armistice day. Jefferson county voters consider a $10,000 grant for fairground land. Fort Dodge high school opens night classes. Okoboji road work underway. Town State College prepares for annual agricultural barbecue and a large corn claim from Fairfield. Nevada hosts poultry show planning for Nov 26-28 with Clark and Vitner in leadership.
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McCaby
West Liberty
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Anlia
Grundy County
Hubert Atturback
Iowa
Red Cross
Nasyambur
Jefferson County
County Fair Association
L. C. Knutson
Luttolu
Marstalltown
Eneily
Kuntson
Okoboji
Arnolds Park
Arnolds Lark
Arnoldy Fork
United States District Cort
Lawn
Oly
Town State College
Towg
Fairfield
Story County Poultry Association
Nevada
T.'L. Bylvester
H. M. Vitne
Helped Her In Every Way Sharon Vermin Testimonial
A testimonial paragraph from Sharon Vermin of Sharon Vermont praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for bearing down pains and general relief. It describes stopping pains after using the product and encourages others to try it based on personal improvement and faith in the remedy.
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Sharon
Vermin
Nowa~ Pirer
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Trombley
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manel Hant‘Mann
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
New Rich Mayor Hylan Dining Scene in New York
Fragmentary OCR describes Mayor Hylan at a dinner amid wealthy New Yorkers. The garbled text mentions wealth, a boy wearing first pants, and lawyers chatting, with no clear events or outcomes.
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Hylan
New York
Willie
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