Reach Agreement On French Debt
Washington reports outline of a French debt settlement nearly agreed in pre negotiations. Key points include consolidating three debt types into one, a sixty five year repayment period, a 3.5 percent interest rate, and retroactive reductions. The plan also grants credit for overpayments on war supplies and sets low payments in early years, with a tentative refunding span of ten to fifteen years.
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Washington
Brout
France
Aix
Mulcahy Eggers Warned to Fight It Out in Ervin Mulcahy Eggers
In New York Ireland’s dispute surfaces as Gen Richard Mulcahy, former defense minister of the Irish Free State, arrives with delegates for the interparliamentary congress in Washington. Mecorder Carsten sentences on several defendants including Annie Skillen and Michael Quilty for assault and battery amid the attacking mob.
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Mulcahy Eggers
Ervin
New York
Ireland
Hoboken
Mulcahy
Washington
Coolidge Backs Ban on British Communist Visitor
President Coolidge states the law requires the State Department to refuse visas to individuals spreading revolutionary propaganda aimed at overthrowing American institutions. He dismisses criticism of Saklatyam Sakiyatvala as unwarranted and confirms no discretion in barring the British parliament member.
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Washington
Kellogg
Shinpurgi
Saklatyam
Coolidge
State Department
Sakijatvala
Bolivia's President-Elect Flees as Coup Casts Shadow
President-Elect Gabino Villaneuva arrived hiding after a forced escape from Arica. Bolivian vice government and authorities declared a state of alarm, with arrests, censorship, and tension across La Paz Oruro and Cocha Sone while the elected leader remains barred from taking office. General calm exists amid disruption and restricted vows to transmit updates.
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Arica
Chiile—Josse
Gabino
Villaneuva
Ayold
Boliviaz
la ‘Paz
Oruro
Bulmvi
Case Appeal Filed in Dayton Beeper Matter
A case appeal is filed in Dayton Tennessee involving a beeper related matter. The document references the supreme court context and formal proceedings as part of the appeal process.
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Klty
Dayton
Am Aeseneli
Supreme’ Court
Regulates Coal Sales to Gildimentie Supply
Fragmentary text notes regulation of coal sales tied to a supply scheme. Unclear details, but indicates formal controls or restrictions by an authority. Further readable context required to identify involved entities, dates, or locations.
Navy Aviator Flies Five Miles In One Minute
At Mitchel Field Lieutenant Alford Williams, USN, piloting the Curtiss V-1400 powered 2,200 pound racer, reached 302.3 mph on a near one kilometer course, claiming an unofficial speed record and a lead toward the Pulitzer race in October. The craft, 22 feet wingspan and eight feet ground clearance, dove from 3,000 feet then leveled before landing. The flight precedes a four mile course trial at Limhassett Bay for the Jacques Schneider trophy in Baltimore later in October.
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Mitchel Field
Willows
Williams
Gluseggh
Srorld
Florentin Bonnet
Limhassett Bay
Baltimore
Nine Dry Agents Fired by New Administrator Chiengo
Nine prohibition agents, regarded as aces of the service, were discharged by the new area administrator without warning. The action, announced with orders, is to be followed by further dismissals and a shift toward undercover agents in Chicago cafes and cultural centers.
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Chiengo
Chicago
Yellowley
Public Inquiry of Air Service Gains Approval
A government inquiry into air service established by President Coolidge will hold public hearings. Dwight W. Morrow of New York, a Morgan partner and friend of the President, is named board chairman after discussions at the White House.
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Congressmonnl Jnnes Lurker
Salem
Covadze
Alr
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Dwight W. Morrow
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Fire destroys Tokyo parliament building during blaze
A large wooden structure housing the Japanese parliament burned rapidly, consuming the entire block and its imperial portraits. Estimated property loss reaches about 1,000,000 yen while guards and fire crews battled the flames.
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Tokyo
Diet
Man Sues Marchesa Over Extortion Plot Claims
Harold J Brennan sues Adelaide de Tannul for 1000, 900, alleging slider against the Marchesa. Brennan has sworn out a warrant for her arrest on attempted extortion. The Marchesa, widow of a former Italian minister, was formerly Adelaide Reon, daughter of an American army officer. The suit and warrant follow a weekend party during which jewelry was taken.
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Harold J. Brennan
Chicage Yu Tery Ler
Lus Beyyn
Adelaide de Tannul
Ptao
Ha Marchegy
Adelaide Reon
LaFollette Wins Senate Nomination in Primary
In Milwaukee a Republican field narrowed with LaFollette leading in the United States senate nomination race. Final tallies show LaFollette around 160,000 votes, Wilcox strong in the fourth district, and McGovern and Woodward trailing. Clarke, Rogers, and other figures contested key districts as party factions shift.
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United States Senate
Rome
Bob Baa
Uten
Ila Appinedita
Putwcineta Mob
Wilcox
Latanette
McGovern
Woodwari
Fourth Pines
Daniel Woodward
Dah
Kosh
Willam George Limwes
Charles Ti. Rogers
Bob
Charles MacVeagh Named for Japan Ambassador Polemic
Rumors from Washington suggest Charles MacVeagh of New York may be chosen as ambassador to Japan, succeeding Dan Croft. A lawyer with Windlington ties, MacVeagh has practiced in New York since 1881 and served as general solicitor for United States Steel since 1901.
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Charles MacVeagh
Japan
Whalington
Washington
Coolidge
MacVeagh
New York
Ety
Japa
Dancroft
MacVeugt
Ruellanea
Windligton
Womenbor
Orm
Jennings
Tussell
Peoria Judge Attacks Federal Dry Officers in Probe
Peoria judge lambasted federal dry agents in a grand jury charge amid a sweeping investigation into Lone Watt Asher and a wave of arrests. He condemned procedures as unconstitutional and argued arrestees were detained without due process of law.
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Peoria
Lone Watt Asher
United States
Chreuit
M. Green
Anid
Walker Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
New York State Senator James J. Walker won the Democratic nomination for mayor, backed by Tammany Hall figures and notable supporters. The plurality was estimated around 100,000 as Walker leads over the incumbent Johnny J. By law. The Republican nominee, Rankin Whatelyman, a millionaire pen manufacturer and organization candidate, trailed with unclear support amid intra-party clashes.
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New York
James J. Walker
Daimocratic
Walker
Tome Mncy Holland Goy
Alfred J. Smith
Jonny J. Bylaw
Republicitn
Rank DB
Whterman
Fountain Penniumulieturer
Organization
Yole Savarnd
Tmis
Stolin J
Lyons
Win Mf
Wennett
J H Jewett Author Dies in Syracuse Home
Obituary notes the death of J. H. Jewett at the home in Syracuse New York. He authored "Tiny Stying" and was known for other writings. He was aged eighty eight and survived by his nephew Lytii.
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J. H. Jewett
Toby Upward Toyett
Iis Nephew
Lytii
Chicago Living Cost Up Wellington
A fragmented report notes rising living costs in Wellington with uncertain references to dates and officials. Strong entities such as Chicago and Wellington appear amid garbled lines, but the itemals remain unclear and partially unreadable.
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Chicago
Wellington
Yensient
Lala
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