Paris Debates Briand Debt Policy and Franc Stabilization
Paris reports show the Briand government winning confidence in the chamber by 162 votes as it faces a crucial decision on ratifying or rejecting the Washington debt funding agreement. The policy outlines tax revisions, debt settlements with the United States and Britain, and steps to stabilize the franc without surrendering sovereignty.
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Bulletin
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Washington
Imo
United States
Great Britain
Pinanea
Caillans
Feder Reserve Bank
Bank of Ugland
Kitson
Bank of France
Page Eghit Co
Kidnapped McPherson case located in Mexico report
Los Angeles Times says Aimee Semple McPherson suspects Steve and Tose, the pair linked to her disappearance, are found in Nacozari Mexico under Mexican surveillance and may be escorted to Agua Prieta for custody. The article also details a June 29 Army long range camera test at the Sasman Kodak plant with a nine inch lens, 25,000 foot altitude capability, and 9 by 9 inch negatives for Detroit aerial mapping.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times Today
Douglas
Aviz
Steve
Tose
Aimee Semple. McPherson
Nacozari
Mexico
Agua Prieta
O¢Jean Park
Agualeta
Army Air Service
Sasman Kodak Company
George W__ God
Ina
Detroit
Gordon
Canadian Government Crumbles as Cabinet Resigns
Ottawa June 29 Premier Mackenzie King announced the resignation of the government. He made the declaration at the opening of the House of Commons after heated debate on the parliamentary customs investigating committee report.
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Ont
MacKenzie King
Kin
House of Commons
House
Customs Investigating Committee
Red Cross Parley Opens in Oslo Norway
In Oslo on June 29 King akion opened an international Red Cross conference on seamen health. High Norwegian officials and delegates from many nations attended as the king urged renewed focus on hygienic welfare of mariners worldwide. American observer Taleiaferro Clark of the U S Public Health Service outlined plans to set up an inspection service at Ovlo and Bell on July 25.
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Norway
International Red Cross
Amen
Akion
Taleiaferro Clark
United States Public Health Service
Ovlo and
Bell
Commons Debates Spark Violence Over Eight Hour Bill
A disruptive session in the house of commons erupted as debates on a government plan to let coal miners work eight hours a day resumed. Labor members shouted and gestured while Colonel George Lane-Fox, Mines Secretary, defended the measure amid threats and a near riot. Joseph Westwood threatened to throw a boot, then withdrew any offense claims, and the speaker restored order to allow Lane-Fox to continue.
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Vanden
House of Commons
George Lane-Fox
Joseph Westwood
Midlothian and
Peebles
Westwood
Lane-Fox
Clarksburg Lawyer Enters Senate Race
Clarksburg attorney Fred Be. Deem filed with the secretary of state to seek the Republican nomination for the Charles G. Cofman seat in the twelfth district state senate. The retiring senator from that district is Cofman.
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Clarksburg
Senate
Charleston
W. Way
Fred BE. Deem
Charles G. Cofman
American ideas should be universal says Bishop Fisher
Bishop Frederick Fisher of Calcutta urged the World Service Commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church to pursue universal prosperity comfort and spiritual ideals. He warned that nations are awake with refreshing ideals but await sacrificial leadership from America and asserted Amelie has not lost her ro ame.
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Chicago
America
Freder
Ick Fisher
Calcutta
India
World Service Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arsetica
Amelie Hag
Cee
Representative Treadway Faults Coal Producers For Delays
In Washington on June 29 Representative Treadway of Massachusetts charged that coal legislation in the current session was blocked by the strong influence of those tied to coal production. He asserted the public has been gouged as a result of the delay.
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Washington
Treadway
Repub- Mean
Massachusetts
House
Engineer blamed for Gray wreck death toll reaches sixteen
Harrisburg, June 29. A Public Service Commission report assigns primary blame to the front engineman of the New York train for the rear end collision with a Washington train near Gray, Westmoreland county on June 16. The crash killed sixteen and injured many. The engineman ignored warnings and had extensive experience. investigators note possible incapacitation before signals. The report traces the wreck as both trains were steel and the Washington train stopped to repair a broken air hose.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gray
Westmoreland County
New York
Washington
Bureau of Accidents
Public Service Commission
Andrews Has New Plans For Drying Up America
Secretary Andrews outlined a major new campaign against liquor funded by a 2 million dollar appropriation. The plan adds about 900 workers focusing on alcohol and beer sources north of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi, with St. Louis and Kansas City targeted. Two new squads of 88 men each will be led by John A. Foster and Thomas E. Stone, while border patrol and inspector staff form the majority.
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Washington
Andrews
Treasury
Potomac
Mississippi Rivers
St. Louis
Kansas City
Alcohol and Beersquads
John A. Foster
Thomas E. Stone
Border Patrol
I Inspector Service
Weather Update West Virginian Day Forecast
West Virginia weather reports indicate warmer conditions tonight across the state, with the eastern portion experiencing higher temperatures. The overnight rise is expected to linger into Wednesday, shaping a mild day ahead.
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East
Amundsen and Nobile Reconcile After Arctic Rift
Seattle June 29 Captain Roald Amundsen and General Umberto Nobile, leaders of the Norge polar flight, again on friendly terms after a six week chill. Banquet thawed relations as they clasped hands and talked privately while differences over first honors among crew were noted. Also present were Detroit Arctic expedition head Wilkins and observer Lanphier, with Ellieson commenting on aviation versus Arctic expertise.
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Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Umberiio Nobile
Norge
North Pole
Norket
George Robert Wilkins
Detroit
Thomas G. Lanphier
Carl TB Eileson
Wilkins
Arctic
Lanphier
Ellieson
Selfridge Feld
Michigan
Manhunt after shooting at camping party crosses Potomac
Maryland authorities pursued James Meadows of Hagerstown after a shooting at a camp near Shepherdstown West Virginia. A woman suffered buckshot injuries and two other campers were jailed as four locals were detained. Meadows escaped across the Potomac into Maryland before dawn and the search was called off.
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Shepperdstown
W. Va
Marinsburg
James Meadows
Hagerstown
Maryland
Tim Me
Meadows
Potomac River
Lee Shipper
Joe Beatty
Sylvia
Nellie Shipper
New Non Stop Record Is Claimed By Frenchman
Paris June 29 A new world nonstop flight record is claimed by Captain Ludovic Arrachart and his brother Paul who started from Lebourget near Paris heading toward India via Strasbourg and Constantinople. They landed at Basra after 26 12 hours covering about 2484 miles with a 550 horsepower plane carrying 8 12 tons of gasoline.
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Paris
Ludovic Arrachart
Paul
Lebourget
Strasbourg
Constantinople
India
Air Ministry Today
Basra
Persian Gulf
Avrachart
Red Cross sends 5000 dollar aid to Mexico flood relief
Washington reports the American Red Cross forwarded five thousand dollars through the state department for Mexican flood relief efforts. The donation supports humanitarian aid to affected regions.
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Washington
American Red Cross
State Department
Mexican Red Cross
Second in series on local industries published
Attention is called to the second feature in a series on industries. The Sentinel publishes this month a readable article by a staff reporter, with accompanying art. Executives of Tay lor county industries are invited to contact the city editor to arrange future pieces. The first article in June covered the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company.
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The
Sentinel
Taylor County
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Moral education urged at national teachers meeting
Philadelphia on June 29 the 48th annual National Education Association convention heard calls for stronger moral education in schools. Leaders including Jesse H Newton Grace Abbott and John N Finley urged action. Discussion covered parental cooperation and funds for teacher training and childhood development using wartime debts.
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Philadelphia
Newton
N.B. A
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
John N. Finley
New York State
World Fund For
United States
Henry Ford
Pinleys
J. C. Broome
Dr. Broome
Association
Ladies Aid Society Ex change at First Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will hold an exchange in the lower rooms of the church Saturday July 8. Doors open at 10 o clock. Bread pies and cakes will be on sale.
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Ladies Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Chura
Senator Nye and Pepper in North Dakota and Pennsylvania probes
Washington reports charges that a large slush fund funneled through administration channels sought to defeat Senator Nye in North Dakota. D H McArthur claimed funds aimed to canvass voters for the primary while Pepper denied orchestrating grainy arrangements to aid Mellon Pepper Fisher strongholds. The Senate campaign funds committee pursued the North Dakota matter and heard testimony on prohibition enforcement involving under cover agents and the W C T U funded programs.
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Washington
North Dakota
Nye
Senate
D. H. McArthur
B. Hanna
Coolidge
Friends of Good Government
Reed
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Pittsburgh
Tle Mellon-Pepper-Fisher
Keystone State
Susbedill
Christian Temperance Union
George W. Woodruff
Cee
Alana
Jidge
Tomo
Daird
Philadelphia
Star
Warder's Garage Sets Evening Closure Time
Beginning July 1 the business will close at 6 PM. Warder’s Garage located at 820 W Main St will observe the new hours.
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Warder
Main St
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Red Cross
Oslo
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Pennsylvania Commission
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Nobile
du Pont
Elizabeth” Francis du Pont
Philip F. du Pont
Fairville
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Richard Dorsey, Morgan
Wilmington
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