Outlined French Debt Settlement Nearing Agreement
Washington reports outline of a French debt settlement nearing agreement in preunmilitary negotiations. Key points include consolidation of three debt classes into one, a fixed 62 year pay period, a 3.5 percent interest rate, retroactive reductions in accumulated interest, credit for overpayments on war supplies, retroactive adjustments for six years, and very low payments during the first decade of refinancing. Both sides express satisfaction with progress toward settlement.
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Washington
Briely
France
Mulcahy Eggers Fight At Erin Sparks Sentencing
Recorder Cureten suspended sentences for Annie Skillen Alice Tennyson Michael Quilty and Thomas Reilly arraigned on assault charges against Gen Richard Mulcahy during his Washington visit. The court condemned the attack while Keenan faced grand jury implications as tensions flared at the event.
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New York
Trelani
Recorder
Cureten
Annie Skillen
Alice Tennyson
Michael Quilty
Thomas Reilly
Hii
Richard Mulcahy
Trigle Free State
Roosevelt
Patrick Keenan
Adi Layllery
Gégernl Mutcahy
Doll Iembéers
Washington
Coolidge backs ban on British Communist leaders
President Coolidge supports denying entry to Communist Shy Borg Balkintvala and others promoting revolutionary propaganda. Secretary Kellogg defends the policy as mandatory under immigration law, while Coolidge rejects claims of discretion in these cases.
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Coolidge O. K
Washington
Kellogg
Shy- Borg Balkintvala
Coolidge
Caolidge
Saklutyula
President-Elect of Bolivia Faces Forced Flight and Instability
A garbled report indicates Bolivia's president-elect fled to Apo Chile amid a state of emergency declared by the government. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the text references Bolivian political turmoil, exile, and disputes over leadership and legitimacy.
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Bolivia
Apo
Chile
Jose’ ‘Gablis
Lebudio
Avoldai Ka ‘Paz
Jone Gablze
Villasenga
Politidhady
Navy Aviator Flies Miles In Minute Record Attempt
Lieutenant Alford Williams of the U S N piloted a Curtis V 1400 powered craft over a four mile test course reaching 802.3 miles per hour unofficially, surpassing the French aviator Bonnet's 278 mph mark as he prepares for the Jacques Behmender trophy race in Baltimore in October.
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Mitchel Fiel
N. Y
Sur
Alford Williams
Ligurebunt Willams
Curtis
Wiltams
Williams
Leutenant Winnie
Gove
Avilityms
Adj
Werentin Bonnet
Stunhnasett Bay
Pline
Jacques Behnelder
Baltimore
Nine Dry Agents Fired by New Chicago Administrator
Nine prohibition agents were discharged by Chicago area administrator J. O. Yellowley without warning, as part of a broader shakeup. The action precedes a planned expansion of purges and hints at undercover enforcement from eastern agents aimed at curb cabarets and vice in the city’s nightlife.
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Chicago
Catareta
J. O. Yellowley
Public Inquiry Into Air Service Wins Approval
President Coolidge created a board to study air service within national defense and improve it. After initial meetings and a White House session, the board announced hearings would proceed with Dwight W. Morrow of New York elected chairman.
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James Marker
Salem
President Coolidge
Air Service Inquiry Committee
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Air Service
Washington
Prr
Upgctal
Lvealdont Coolidge
National
Juncheon
White House
Dyvight W. Morrow
New - York
J. P. Morgan & Go
Jap Parliament Burna Huge Wwoodgn Ung Atyeco
A fragmented OCR item shows garbled text about a parliamentary event. readable names are scarce, with no clear dates places or outcomes to anchor a factual summary.
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Burna Huge
Etek
Man sues for million in jewel theft case
A Chicago clerk, Mayvold Brennan, sues Marchesa Adamidads and others for one million dollars over jewels claimed stolen after a weekend party. A warrant for Brennan’s arrest on attempted extortion is reported, with details linking to prominent names and a widow once connected to Japan.
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Mayvold J. Brennan
Chicago
Lunder
Marehwsn
Tiuall
Algo
Tomar Gligan
Japan
Adelaide
Daugita
LaFollette Wins Senate Nomination in Wisconsin Primary
LaFollette defeats Roy Wilcox and others by a wide margin to secure the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. Early returns show LaFollette leading with about 100,000 votes in a field that includes McGovern and Woodward. Democratic turnout favored Bruce in a conservative-leaning state while Wilcox carried stronger support in some counties.
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Auiwantee
Qo Labottette
Pelery
United States
Roy T. Wilcox
Young
Wilcox
Thora Pregivets
Charles MacVeagh Named Ambassador to Japan
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge selected Charles MacVeagh of New York to be the next ambassador to Japan, succeeding Ambassador Baron Crofton. MacVeagh, a Washington resident and New York practitioner, is a member of Jennings Maskell and Davis and has served as general solicitor and counsel for the United States Steel Corporation since 1901.
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Waellngton
Wanlington
Coolidge
Line
Cpslatant
United States
Peoria Judge Attacks Federal Dry Officers
A Peoria judge voiced strong criticism of federal dry officers in a sweeping probe of Lone Wolf Asher, the U S dry agent whose actions led to about 200 arrests and a September grand jury probe, denouncing improper procedures and violations of constitutional rights in the arrest and indictment process.
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Peoria
Lone Wolf
Asher
United States
Chcuit
Tim
Walker Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
New York State Senator James J. Walker clinched the Democratic nomination for mayor with strong backing from party leaders. Analysts estimate a high turnout and significant support versus rivals John J. Lyons and Willard Faulkner, while Republican opposition trails in early counts.
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Walker
New York
James J. Walker
Tammeaty
Alfred
Stally’ Tite
John BP
Uy Tun Wad
Tepubuyans
Contactrade D
Waterman
Toyntnd Pen Tumufucturar Wid Organisation
Wid Receivail
John J. Lyong
Willa
Faunelt
Honest Fragments From an Unreadable Page
A garbled snippet mentions names like J. He Jewett and Dive Symonke with scattered terms. The text references a “Bunny” and a 16, with unclear places and dates, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize reliably.
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J. He Jewett
Dive Symonke
N. X
Talia Howard Jewett
Voli
Populum
Clod
Atio Lome
Tyan
Chicago Living Costs Rise Prompt Ties to Outlook
A disrupted snippet from a Chicago era report notes rising living costs and references Dabur and Agios in a partial context. The readable text hints at economic pressures influencing households and local markets, with a focus on price shifts and consumer impact.
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