Break-up Seen in Hague Over Young Plan Conference
Last minute efforts aimed to avert a break up of the conference on the Young plan. Britain faces rejection from France Belgium Italy and Japan over German reparations while Snowden pushes for a sub committee to revise the plan. Briand Stresemann and Belgian delegate Françaul intensified talks on evacuation of the Rhineland.
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Hague
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Taly
Japan
Philip Snowden
Exchanger
Italy
Financial Committee
Snowden
Rhineland
Briand
Stresemann
Germany
Emile Francaul
Private Hanging Planned for Coast Guard Slayers
Fort Lauderdale Florida August 16 Py James Horace Alderman known as a rum runner faced execution for slaying two United States coast guardsmen. He will be hanged tomorrow in a naval seaplane hangar with only essential officials present as reporters are barred from the coast guard grounds. A gallows was erected within government property.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
James Horace Alderman
United States
Coast
Coast Guard
Graf Zeppelin Crosses Ural Mountains to Asia toward Tokyo City
Berlin reports the Graf Zeppelin II crossed the Ural Mountains from Europe into Asia passing near Nadezhinsky about 350 miles northeast of Perm. The airliner met favorable weather, avoided head winds north of Perm, and remained in contact with Perm and Irkutsk radio stations receiving Siberian weather data as it headed toward Tokyo City.
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Berlin
Moscow
Vorwaerts Today
Ural Mountains
Europe
Asia
Nadezhinsky
Perm
Irkutsk
Weather Bureau
Witness Tells of Attack on Pretty Girl at Pantages
Los Angeles reporting on August 16 describes W L Gordon testimony in a preliminary hearing for Alexander Pantages. Gordon says Eunice Pringle dancer screamed as she tried to escape the private office, and he reached the door to see a young man and a woman near the scene for the alleged statutory assault claim.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
W. L. Gordon
Gordon
Pantages
Miss Pri
Audit Finds About Two Thousand Lost From Fund
Charleston West Virginia August 16 A C M Jones state service officer said an audit of the state veterans service fund showed a loss of about $2000 from payments on alleged forged claims Two men are jailed awaiting federal grand jury action charged with misusing the mall in connection with an alleged scheme uncovered by Jones against the service fund
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Charleston
W. Va
C. M. Jones
State
Veterans Service Fund
Jones
Service Fund
Agents Round Up Capital Liquor Ring In Washington
Eight men arrested and four sought by prohibition agents and police in what is described as the capital’s biggest liquor ring. Seven freed on bonds from 2500 to 5000 dollars. Herbert Glassman, rent-a-tar operator, and two garages named as depots. Possession sale and transport of liquor charged. nine overs were alleged. Preliminary hearings set for Thursday.
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Wamington
Herbert Glassman
Jpon
Glassman
Man charged with attack role linked to Eaton case
London reports James Moore 22, alleged companion of Rowland Bateman, held on charges of stealing and receiving clothing of American victim Philip Eaton, Southboro, Mass. Moore wore new clothes at arrest and claimed he had been with Bateman at Southend. Magistrate remanded him until next Friday as Bateman remains at large. Eaton’s condition noted as improved.
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London
James Moore
Scotland Yard
Philip Eaton
Southboro
Mass
Eaton
Moore
Rowland Bateman
Southend
Bateman
Haton
Log of Dirigible Completes First World Lap Flight
The log notes an eastbound leg from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen covering 4,200 miles in 55 hours 24 minutes. Entries detail dates August 7 to August 15 with milestones over Berlin Danzig and East Prussia, marking exit from German territory.
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Friedrichshafen
Berlin
Danzig
Tilst
East Prussia
Cheat River Case May Test Outlaw Says Sen Watkins
State Senator W Merle Watkins suggests the Cheat river case could test law workings amid a creek pollution dispute near Seven Islands. Local sportsmen probe conditions blamed for mass fish kills, while some dispute government investigations and the new law's value. A Weston baseball game August 17 between Faherty's Athletics and Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Co. starts at 2:30 p.m. instead of 3.
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Cheat River
Sen
Watkins
W. Merle Watkins Sp
Sentinel
Seven Islands
Game Commission
Faherty’s Athletics
Pittsburgh & W. Va. Gas Co
Weston
Advarti
Slayings Probe After Justice Agent Found Dead in Canal
Federal agents pursue the killer of Paul E. Reynolds a Department of Justice agent whose body was recovered from a canal in Phoenix Arizona with a bullet wound to the heart. Local authorities investigated the fatal scene and coordinated with federal investigators.
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Sociated
Paul E. Reynolds
Department of Justice
Phoenix
Ariz
Concrete Work Wanted at Blue rmont Cemetery Contract
Engineering services and estimates furnished free with contract. Curbs, sidewalks and driveways at fair prices. Call 125 J or see E J Kersting.
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Bluermont
Mill Strikers Resume Work After Three Week Pause
Manchester August 16 report that about half a million workers will return to tasks Monday as 1,500 Lancashire cotton mills restart operations following a three week stoppage after a conference between striking operatives and management representatives.
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Manchester
England
Lancashire
Notice of Minta Canning Death and O B S funeral
Miss Minta Canning former Past Grand Matron died Friday at 9 00 am. Funeral at her Fairmont home Saturday at 1 20 pm. Services at Keener cemetery near Dr Buckhews residence at 3 00 pm. O B S members urged to attend. Worthy Matron.
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Minta Canning
Fairmont
Keener Cemetery
Buck- Hews
New Flare Up in Far East Mass Troop Movements
Reuters reports from Mukden indicate renewed alarm over the Chinese Soviet crisis with clashes along the Manchurian border. Chang Hsueh Liang orders 60 000 Fengtien troops to the Siberian frontier as Russian and Chinese, and Russian and White Russian forces clash. The Nationalist government informs Washington that Russia has begun offensives on the Manchurian border while seeking a peaceful settlement of the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. Washington officials say they have no information on Beijing’s instruction to notify Kellogg pact signatories.
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London
Reuters
Mukden
Manchuria
Reuters Mukden
Chang Hsueh Liang
Siberian
Sungari
Reuter
Nanking
Washington
Russia
China
State Department
Registration dates set for rural district freshmen
Freshmen from rural districts and other students without registration are asked to come to the high school on Saturday August 24 or Saturday August 31 to register for next year. Seniors juniors sophomores and all freshmen from graded schools already registered should not come until opening day September 9. Principal B M Tomlinson notes expected large enrollment and says those registering on the specified dates will have a better chance at choosing subjects. He also invites anyone to discuss school matters in his office and plans a meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 PM for boys considering football participation, who will be registered then.
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B. M. Tomlinson
Th High School
Duluth Man Confesses To Girl Slaying In Murder Case
Oscar Olson, 29, a Duluth dock worker, confessed to police in Minneapolis to killing Dorothy Anne, a 12 year old girl. He was found in a stagnant pool beneath a railroad trestle after attempting suicide. Olson is mentally unstable and under care as a sanity exam is ordered. He could not recall details and may have told officers of another murder. authorities caution he had no fixed link to Dorothy’s death.
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Duluth
Minn
Oscar Olson
Dorothy Aune
Minneapolis
R. B. Donaldson
Olson
Donaldson
Bli le. Beau
Ee Donaldson
Minepolis
Truth
Elbee Beau
Dorothy Anne
Tam
Dorothy
Sill
Anne
Wendel Mines Rumored to Reopen and Expand
Rumors say Wendel Mines plan a major expansion after securing coal contracts with two Eastern railroads. No. 3 mine already employs 300 to 400 workers for two years, while No. 1 is being cleaned and tested for renewed output. Additional contracts could double or triple current mining staff, sustaining work for several hundred to a thousand men.
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Wendel
Lambert Remains In Unconscious State
Rallying once or twice during the forenoon hope was expressed for Burl Lambert, attend ing physician Dr. F S Suddarth reported, but this afternoon it was evident the injured man had fallen back into the same dull coma. Doctors Suddarth Warden Shafer and others found a fractured skull, broken arm, crushed elbow and other injuries. Concussion of the brain is believed, as his head was crushed by inmates at the Crow's Nest roadhouse in Harrison county. Sheriff W broken bits of a club were found late day and kept as evidence.
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Burl
Buzzy" Lambert
F.S. Suddarth
Lambert
Suddarth
Warden
Shafer
Crow's ‘Nest
Harrison County
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