German Dawes loan signed for Germany plan
The reparations commission announces the 20 million dollar Dawes plan loan to Germany is signed and ready for issue. Issuance set for October 16 with allocations by the United States, England, France, Italy, and others. Joseh FE Sterrett and Thomas Nelson Perkins named as American voting figures on the transfer and reparations bodies. Col James A Logat named official observer for America. Halfway debentures valued at 12 billion gold marks transferred to M Leverre to manage German railways. Owen D Young oversees the overall loan. Trustees Seysmour Gilbert, Gen Dean Jay, and Ter Muelen named to oversee floating in various countries.
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Paris
Teplirations Commission
Germany
United States
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Sweden
America
Honda
Sterrett
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Reparations Commission
Perkins
Ropes, Gray, Sneyden & Perkins
Boston
James A. Logat
América
M. Leverre
Herr Meyer
Owen’ D. Young
Washington Team Wins World Series Prize at Stadium
Washington team clinches the world's championship in a dramatic twelfth inning victory as McNeely drives in the final run to cap an 8 4 win. Curley Ogden opened the game for the Senators while Byrnes pitched for the workers, and a 40 000 crowd fills the stadium alongside President Coolidge and visiting diplomats.
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Washington
McNeely
Ruel
Curley Ogden
Senators
Byrnes
Ifith
Anta A
Cappety Stadium
Blimp crash injures five at Langley air event
Fragmentary report shows five injured in an Army blimp wreck at Langley field. The chaotic scene involved damaged craft and unclear wording about fatalities, with witnesses noting no confirmed deaths. Local authorities and military officials began assessing cause and securing the area.
British Labour Cabinet Vote Sparks Parliamentary Crisis
London report that Britain's first Labour government faced defeat as Conservatives and Liberals backed a motion for a select committee to probe the attorney general Patrick Hastings over dropping sedition charges against James R. Campbell editor of Workers' Weekly. The House split on motions. the Simon amendment passed 864 to 198, effectively defeating the censure motion.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
House
Patrick Hastings
James R. Campbell
Workers
Robert
Horne
Sir John A. Simon
Super Power Radio Rights Given On Experimental Basis
Washington President Coolidge backed government help to advance radio progress and public safety. A subcommittee recommended permitting experimental superpower broadcasting with a plan to discontinue if it interferes with smaller stations. RCA proposed a national network of 5000 watt transmitters. Supporters say better reception. opponents warn of airwave monopoly.
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Washington
Coolidge
Celeenteg
Xyag
Secretary of Commerce
Radio Corporation of America
Simaller
Peking Forces Retreat Amid Heavy Losses Reported
A Mokyo dispatch from Mukden cites Peking forces retreating from Shanhilkivon toward Maonchuuria with about 5,000 losses. The Japanese consul at Mukden claims Chang To Lin forces suffered 6,000 casualties in the clash for Shaghaliwan, described as the largest yet.
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Mokyo
Mukden
Maonchuuria
Peking
Shanhilkivon
Japo- Deas
Spain Halts War on Moora Offensive Planned
Government announces suspension of operations in Morocco and outlines a new offensive in the Tetane sector. Officials set October 16 for a daily meeting as King presides, with notable figures to discuss the next moves and ensure policy coherence across the Moroc crisis.
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Spain
Moora
U.S. crop reports show record wheat and strong oats
Government crop data indicate the United States yields 856,000,000 bushels of wheat the largest on record, 2,450,000,000 bushels of corn the smallest since 1918, and oats at 1,600,000,000 bushels the best since 1918. Total grain output nears 5,001,000,000 bushels, with spring wheat up and state crops in Minnesota Montana North Dakota improving while Iowa and Kansas see mixed results.
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Washington
Jast Fent
Minnesota
Montana
The
Dakotas
North Dakota
Iast
United States
Canada
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Town
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Towa
TL Maoig
Hutchinson Banker Dies Suddenly in Chicago
Charles L. Hutchinson founder and president of the Art Institute and vice president of Corn Exchange National Bank died at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago from bronchial pneumonia. Born in Lynn, Massachusetts, he was a renowned philanthropist, arts patron, and influential business leader with numerous civic roles.
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C. L. Hutchinson
Chicago
Charles L.hutchinson
The
Art Institute
Corn Exchange National Bank
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Hutchinson
Lynn
Mass
Death of W. A. Garrett Noted Rail Engineer Dies at 53
Philadelphia paper reports the death of William Abner Garrett transportation manager at Baldwin locomotive works and a widely known engineer. He died at his home of pneumonia at age fifty three, survived by his first widow and two daughters.
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Philadelphia
Poa
William
Abner Garrett
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Lo Ip
Buddhist Monks Attack Americans in Rangoon
In Rangoon a clash occurred injuring two American citizens linked to the American College. The attackers were Buddhist monks, and the incident caused alarm among expatriates and locals nearby. Police and college officials are investigating the confrontation and reviewing eyewitness reports.
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Rangoon
India
Gleason
American College At
Banker Found Guilty In Connection With Bank Failure
A former bank president associated with Slousx Volta vuat and Sayings bini was found guilty on a Wednesday in a case involving misused funds tied to the institution's collapse. The verdict centers on the application of funds in the bank's failure.
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Parker
B.-H.'Sohyaen
Slousx Volta Vuat
Bini
Hope
Market Quotations From U S Government Market Report
Wallington weekly data shows prices for fruits and vegetables, live stock and grains across cities like New York Chicago and Kansas City. Notable items include Irish patatoon fruit at 45 LAG per 100 pounds and various wheat corn and dairy prices amid October figures.
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Wallington
Marine
New York
Pittabureh
Western Michigan
Missouri
Chicako
White Pote Toon
Minneyapolfa
St. Louls
Kansan City
Kanana Chty
St. Louis
Kaneas City
Chicago
Minneapolis
St Laul
Sopodko
Kanean City
YD Es Hay
Cincinnati
Kangra City
Chicaga
Philadel
Boston
Wisconsin
Traction Experts Propose Downtown Parking Fight
Traction experts told the American Electric Railway Association that city traffic congestion cannot continue at present rates. They urged prohibiting downtown parking or widening streets, enforcing anti parking rules and speeding limits to improve flow.
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Taust
Meg
Ayr
Four Coal Mine Men Ambushed Near Elkins Wy Injured
Four coal mine workers were shot while near ElkinsWy as they attempted to reopen the Marsden land fit. Lee Suntvidge general manager of Rew Inland Coat company and three others were wounded. The operation was halted after the ambush and plans to reopen the mine were postponed.
Flaming Train Tragedy Near Vienna and Warsaw
A fiery train explosion near Monegiv kills about 200 on a Vienna to Warsaw route, with a passenger train car and three cars burning. Authorities report many injured and fire containment underway as survivors seek help and evacuation proceeds.
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Vienna
Warsaw
Trin
Monegiv
Iowa State News Highlights From West Liberty Events
Dr J C McCabe of West Liberty elected president of the Western Town Veterinary association. Farm and county notes cover milk price changes, hog and cattle markets, and a large Iowa university football camp. Public notices include Grundy County tax levy changes and Red Cross drive plans.
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West Liberty
Western Town Veterinary Association
Antia
Poland
Nawton Wan
J. W. Nolmas
Sioux City
Southeastern Iowa American Legion
Town City
Iowa University
Butler
Dave Conn
New York
Ravelvet
Novatly
Jack Moran
Focal Horse Plan
Conn
Hargo
Towa
Grundy
T. B. Aradention
Cis
Iowa
Hubert Utterback
Jefferson Couply
Jefferson County Fair Association
L. GC
Knutson
Lincoln
Marshalltown
Lincoln Highway
Tle
Ugalinel
Daninbutting
Fort Daidga High Sehoot
Neaely
Hagun
Okoboji
Arnolds Park
Arnold Park
Touriita
Arpoldy Park
Btaten District Court
Dourtug
Boyon
Lowe State
Division of Agriculture
Story County Poultry, Association
Nevada
Agaoolation
Angaerb
B. Ai. Sylvester
H.~ M. Minael al
Nevara
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial ends to help women
Sharon Vermont resident Mrs Lawry Trombley reports relief from bearing down pain and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Brooklyn's Mane Hart Mann confirms back and side pains improved after three weeks, urging others to try the remedy.
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Vermont
Paina
Nowspaper
Lydia E.pinkham
Paing
Mra
Lawry Trombley
Lydia B. Pinkham
Manel Hart
Mann
Greens Ave
Brooklyn
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