Radicals Riot in Reichstag Over London Pact
Berlin reports say Communist members denounced the Dawes reparations plan as a pact of slavery and delivered fierce attacks as the Reichstag adjourned after two breakups of the meeting. Paris reports record a fierce debate over France's Ruhr policy with Cachin and Poi reré blamed imperialists. Rome notes Italy’s cabinet approved London conference results and awarded Owen Young the Grand Cordon of the Crown of Italy for work with the Dawes plan.
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Berlin
Lonion Pict
Dawes
Reis”ac
London
Reichstag
Paris
Poiienre
Ruhr
Cachin
United States
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
France
Rome
Margo Unt
Owen D. Young
Crown of
Italy
Luey Page Gaston Foe of Cigarette Dies in Hinsdale
Miss Lucy Page Gaston a longtime anti cigarette advocate and prohibition supporter died at Hinsdale. For 25 years she led the campaign against cigarettes and suffrage work. Her death note urged continued effort to ban smoking until national prohibition is achieved.
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Chicago
Lucy Page Gaston
Hinsdale
Gaston
French Troops Evacuate Baden Towns Offenbourg and Appenigeler
French forces pull out Offenbourg and Appenigeler in Baden after resuming water national tram service links Paris to Prague. An official statement ties the evacuation to the service’s restart and a prior German shutdown that led to occupation in February 1928.
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Baden
Strasburg
Offenbourg
Appenigeler
Parla
Worenw
Paris
Prague
Parade on Defense Day Planned in Washington
Plans for a mammoth parade in Washington for Defense Day on September 12 are under way. President Coolidge will review the parade along with General Pershing and other officials near the Ellipse just south of the White House.
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Washington
National Capital
Coolidge
General Pershing
N Atund
White House
Denmark Plans Defense Shakeup Abolishes Army Navy
Denmark moves to scrap the army and navy in parliament. A police force would replace the military, with most ships and cruisers discarded and only a few small forts retained. The air force would be kept and likely expanded.
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Denmark
Gopénhagen
Ephinet É Bonedoned
Law Officers Seek Daring Bank Bandits Across States
Police in two states hunt a bold gang accused of raiding a bank and escaping with 80 851 in currency. Investigators describe the robbers as highwaymen and urge public tips to identify the criminals responsible.
Building of Europe Putin Yankee Hands Repair Pact
Fragmentary text outlines a claim about Europe and restoration efforts. Names and clear events are unreadable. The passage references a repair solution and rebuilding, with scattered terms like law statement and press representatives. The source is garbled and presents no verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Putin Yankee
Charles W. Bryan Pledges Farm Aid
Lincoln Nebr Twenty thousand attend the notification ceremonies at the University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium as Gov Charles W Bryan Democratic VP nominee pledges farm aid including cooperative marketing export marketing Inland waterways reclamation of western lands and abolition of child labor He calls for a Democratic administration and Congress to tax policies equitably and vows prohibition enforcement with Senator Pat Harrison delivering the keynote address at the convention.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
Jaim W. Davis
co-operative+ marketing
Mn Congress
Mellon
Tinncoln
University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium
Cram Missouri
Mra
Holly Newton Blutr
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
John W. Davis Attacks KKK in New Jersey Speech
In Seagirt New Jersey John W. Davis Democratic presidential candidate denounces the Ku Klux Klan and any group promoting racial and religious prejudice. He urges President Coolidge and the Republican party to join him in removing this topic from political debate.
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Seagit
N. J
Ku Klux Klan
John W. Davis
New Jersey
Davis
Coolidge
Trepublican Party
Honor to Slain Italian Deputy Sparks Rioting
Rome saw clashes between pro Fasciati and anti Faseliati workers after a memorial for slain deputy Giacomo Muttectth. Carabineers were summoned to quell the disturbance as tensions rose amid a halfhearted tribute.
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Rome
Giacomo Muttectth
Chicago Captures Next Convention of Pythians
The Chicago Kniglis of Pythias convention in Toronto completed the 1925 session with a vote over Los Angeles by a wide margin. A resolution to establish a magazine serving the 100000 member organization was adopted.
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Chicago
Toronto
Kniglis ‘of
Pythias
Los Angeles
Sesasons
Estibilash
Herdricka to Manage Reds contract for 1925 season
Reda Cincinnati Jock Mendricke agreement reported as finalized. Terms and conditions for managing the Reds in 1925 are settled after more than a week of negotiations.
Heads Orangemen agh Wilson of Pannayls Jocted Suprené
At a convention in Perthind, Ore, Wilson of Pannayls was chosen Grand Master, marking the next phase of the Orangemen leadership. The event proceeded amid formal proceedings and regional party activity.
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Orangemenagh
Wilson
Pannayls
Pérthind
Ore
Dawes Attacks Labourette Movement in Presidential Clash
General Dawes denounces the Labourette Move ment as the foe of Republicans and asserts a Davis Bryan ticket would harm conservative policy. He speaks from Hyannisport to a massive crowd of about 50,000, signaling stark party division and warning voters of alleged socialist influence.
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Kvunstin
Charles G. Diwes
Tulad
Republican Party
Labotlette
Suvigdat Party
Cabotlaite
Labollette
Coulidge
Democratia
Gates
Avalstique
Jul W. Davis
Gayeera Bryan
Davis
Bryan
Dawes
Premier Herriot Wins Chamber Support After Conference Debates
Premier Herriot survives a key parliamentary vote 820 to 409 on a constitutional debate point. Officials expect a favorable majority for the London agreement, with the senate also anticipated to back Herriot.
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Paris
London
Herriot
Senate
Lonion
Mn Commission
Three Hundred Slain in Trans-Jordania Fighting
Bitter fighting between Wahable forces and government troops in Trans-Jordania. Wahable attacked and occupied several towns including Tornah. Government forces counter-attacked under Rinlae Elial and Arif, driving rivers from Tarash. 400 Wahabla killed, prisoners taken, camels and rifles captured.
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Trans-Jordania
Jedda
Arabia
Transjordania
Tornah
Rinlae Elial
Arif
Tarash
Rescue Twenty Three in Towa Auto Camp Flood
Davenport Iowa reports twenty three tourists camped at a city tourist park were rescued from drowning when a brigantine or river surge swept over the camp. Boats carried by the flood waters saved children clinging to trees and debris while tourists lost belongings and many sheds and fences were washed away.
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Towa Auto Camp
Davenport
Iowa
Erevi
Pope
Beine
South Africa Moves Toward Segregating Asiatics
A House of Assembly debate in Natal outlines plans to segregate Asiatics in urban areas. Minister of the Interior Dr. Din and Falnn forecast further legislation amid tense social policy discussions.
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South Africa
Hope Town
Hauth Atvien
House of Assembly
Natal
Dinfed &. Falnn
American Sets New Record In Sprint Distances
American Olympic runner Burress of Georgetown University set a new quarter mile record at Celtopele, running the distance in 50 hues.
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Kelfuat
Uweland
Dimes Burress
Frant
Georgetown Universlty
Celtlepele
Hylan Declines Governor Run Supports Progressive Democrat
Mayor Jobo Hylan announced he would not run for governor of New York but would back a progressive Democrat. The statement signals a shift in his political alignment and endorsements within the state party.
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Hylan
New York
Jobo
Town guard sipen at camp Dore for ned weeks
A sanitized report from a small town notes guards at Camp Dore for several weeks, with scattered lines about local farmers seeking better prices, a plan for a new medical facility, and various regional economic and civic items from Des Moines to Newry. The text mixes multiple topics, including school enrollment, crime incidents, census plans, weapon controls, agriculture, and transport rate changes.
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Dore
Herve
Reciente
Cedi
Lund
Newry
Sawyer
Warrows
Ty Dette
Stirtne Semple
Les Moles
Kookiam
Des Moines
Fondunice
Tuwehling
Hkertyton
Perintt
Folk County
Waterloo
Alate Board of Health
Drake University
Actoal
Market quotations and livestock prices from U S government report
Weekly market summary lists grain bids from Minneapolis Chicago and St Louis for No 2 hard winter No 2 red winter and No 3 yellow corn with several dollar figures varying by city. Live stock prices shown for Chicago including hogs steers cows and veal with calf values and lambs plus dairy butter and cheese notes and regional carlot sales data.
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Washington
Minnetpella
Chicago
St. Loure
St Louis
Minneapolia
St. Leula
St. Louis
St. Louise
Hay
St. Ouix
Prairie
St Lous
Mineapolis
Chivago
Durh
Federal Troops Win Victories in Brazil
Federal troops push rebel forces toward retreat along the River Myrnit as insurrectionists rally at ports. A brigade under General Costa reportedly faces entrapment while allied units disengage. several engagements near Cintas Neves are described as advancing for the government.
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Brazil
Costa
Tiak
Floods in Far East Cause Massive Losses
Reports from Honolah indicate the Japanese navy posts a radio message claiming up to 20,000 people have been killed or injured by floods. Other dispatches describe heavy rains and widespread damage across coastal areas, with ongoing concerns over floodwaters and disrupted lanes.
Sign Treaty to Stop Rum Running Across Borders
A regional treaty between the United States and the Netherlands was signed by the State department. It aims to suppress illicit distilling and rum running by reinforcing formal trade and border controls, reducing smuggling opportunities and curbing illicit alcohol flows.
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United States
Netherlands
Veterinarians' President Dek Maines Elected in Next Meeting
Dek Maines of Auieylean Veterinary Medient wkRoetitin in Vorthinil Ore was elected president at the upcoming meeting. Tawibe and A Mertil- Int Hf Cheiga are noted as key figures in the bid.
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Dek Maines
Tawibe
A. Mertil
Cheiga
Auieylean Veterinary Medient
wkRoetitin
Vorthinil
Ore
Pliga
Next
Yes Vobvertion
Government Plans Reissue of Gold Coinage After War
The government contemplates restoring gold coinage long known in Germany since the end of the war. Denominations will be ten and twenty unit values, with the reissue intended to align with postwar economic measures.
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Reriin
Germany
DEFENSE DAY INSURES PEACE KENDALL OHYS
Governor Kepind urges readiness for defense to assure peace as Iowa notes National Guard units must assemble and support the nation amid calls for unity and vigilance. The address frames war risks, pacifist calls, and the need for a strong military to deter aggression while preserving sovereignty and peace.
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Kendall Ohys
Kepind
Dresden
Slic
Kovernigr
United States
Ene
Lamsu
Iowa
National Guard
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