Upper Silesia Referenced to League of Nations
Paris reports Britain and France agreed to refer the Upper Silesian dispute to the League of Nations. Lloyd George said the decision was unanimous. Harvey did not vote. Britain planned to leave Paris. Briand and Lloyd George discussed US arbitration but deferred to the league. A rebel move threatened alliance cohesion as council planned reinforcements.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
League of Nations
Poland
Germany
Upper Silesia
Supreme Allied Council
Supreme Council
Russia
Lloyd George
Briand
Upper
Silesia
Lenade
League
United States
London
Harvey
Livya George
Maurice Hankey
Mbassador Harvey
Council
Upper Silesian
Sen
Ofma
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Separated From Family Four Decades Reunites Daughter
After 40 years apart, a man traced his daughter Caroline, now Mrs. Ros i Jones, to Birmingham Alabama and later to Palestine Texas. He told her he held a trust for her after her mother's death, then reunited and revealed details of their stretched family history.
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Hla
Ughter
Caroline
Ros i Jones
Birmingham
Als
Ter
Palestine
Texas
Mara
Alaabama
Alison
Republicans of House Plan Tax Confab Monday
Washington reports a conference of House Republicans scheduled for Monday to discuss the tax revision bill two days before the measure enters House debate. Representative Mondell indicated the session will set House procedure as the Ways and Means Committee, led by Fordney, aims to finalize changes and prepare for action next week.
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Washington
House
Representative Mondell
Ways and Meany Committee
Fordney
Tomorrrow
Minnesota Realty Dealers Meet at Bemidji Today
Minnesota Realty Dealers association opens in Bemidji with a fish fry at the Civic and Commerce rooms. Visitors hear Immigration Commissioner Smith and Bertram Land Clearing talk. Delegates tour local vicinity and plan next state convention. Virginia eyes 1922 convention location.
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Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota
Smith
Charles Carter
Bertram Land Clearing Association
Whitney Wall
Duluth
William E. Herron
Waterloo
Blackduck
Kellmer
Rad Lake
Teastrike
Pines
Virginia
Two Airplane Acrobats Die In Iowa Crash
Mason City Iowa Aug 12 two men were killed and a third injured when two airplanes executed tall spins and fell 400 feet to the ground during a rehearsal for a county fair act. The dead were pilot W W Johnson and Ray Koch. Ray Macwhackers was hospitalized with a broken leg. A cable from one plane tangled the other leading to the crash witnessed by many spectators.
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Mason City
W. W. Johnson
Ray Koch
Ray Macwhackers
Brukes
John
Ben
Minnesota
Prompt Payment Of Bank Loans Will Cut Discount Rates
John R K Rich, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, says prompt payment of bank loans and full farm loan liquidation could bring lower discount rates, but no return is likely until liquidation is general. He notes the decision to keep the rate at 6 percent is justified by wide credit accommodation and comparisons with other Federal Reserve districts.
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Minneapolis
Augena
Tara
Northwest
Kite John RK. Rich
Federal Reserve Bank
Phildelphia
Cleveland
Francisco
Hungary Asked to Accept Full Terms of American Pact
A troubled report notes Congress approves a resolution urging Hungary to authorize its government to begin negotiations with the United States for a peace settlement. The message emphasizes rapid acceptance of the terms and formal talks as the path to ending hostilities and stabilizing postwar order.
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Hungary
Maceptabes
S Tecma
States Congress
National Assembly
Initdecer
Fn Olen Ta Mibmi
Chafaatianstans Iesembly
United Mates
North Dakota Farmers Vote For Co operative Marketing
North Dakota farmers may join United States Grain Growers Incorporated or National Wheat Growers Association to market wheat without state ownership. Contracts bind members to central sales for five years, with $10 membership, as 80 local elevators and 2,700 farmers have signed on. Proponents say centralized marketing cuts waste and stabilizes prices, aligning with Minnesota’s plan and Nonpartisan League support.
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North Dakota
United States Grain Growers, ‘Incorporated
National Wheat Growers Association
Tate
Grain Growers Plan
United States Grain Growers, Incorporated
Grain Handlers’ Association
Grain Growers Association
Naional Sales Association
Central Sales Association
Central
Co-Operative, Elevator Company
National
Sles
Nonpartisan
Leaguers
United States Grain Growers, Inc
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Minnesota
Northwest
Nonpartisan League
Marion Ties Knot Dr G T Harding In Monroe
Dr George T Harding aged 77 and Miss Alice Severna a Marion born stenographer married yesterday in Monroe Michigan. News of the wedding reached Marion as townsfolk offered congratulations and the couple returned to Windsor Canada before signaling their union. The marriage was confirmed late last night by an aide to President Harding. Harding has practiced in Marion for 50 years and Severna is 52, with five children from his prior marriage.
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Marion
Ohio
Marién
Antei Ng
George 2. Harding
Harding
Monroe
Mich
Alice Severne
Frank T. Knowles
Benedict
Toledo
Mins Beverns
Severna
Retui
Windsor
Canada
Hardin
Ich Sanborn
Monros
T Phpermen
President Harding
The
Marion Star
Marion County
Oscar Severna
M'Donald
Galveston
Frea MacDonald
Texas League
Minneapolis
American Association
Charge Against Hightower May Be Filed Soon
San Francisco area report details a murder case surrounding the exhumation of Rev Father Patrick Heslin. A mystery man and Dolly Mason are named, with police saying Hightower remains the principal figure and may face murder charges soon as other developments unfold.
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Hightower
San Brancnen
Bearch
Patrick Heslin
San Francisco
Dolly Mason
William A. Hightower
Hall of Justice
United States proposes disarmament talks with major powers
Washington outlines a plan for a Pacific and Far East focused disarmament conference inviting Great Britain France Italy Japan and China to participate. The note stresses reducing armament tax burdens and solving international problems to enable peace. Dublin and London coverage notes Irish talks avoid crisis while de Valera seeks clearer explanations before parliament vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
China
Pacific
Far East
Original warrants for Hurley search mailed to Superior
Superior Wis Aug 12 original search warrants used by federal agents in the Hurley raid, which led to 57 alleged violations of the federal prohibition act, have been copied and filed at Madison and mailed to Superior, with six warrants directed to George Ihrig. The defense plans to challenge their validity, arguing improper manner of drafting.
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Superior
Wis
Hurley
Madson
Madison
George Ihrig
Wisconsin
William Dougherty
Purley
Little progress on railroad funding bill today
Washington August 12 little progress was made toward determining procedure on the administration railroad debt funding bill. President Harding and both senate and house committees worked without agreement on action. The senate committee adjourned after hearing Director General Davis and planned to reconvene next Tuesday with a motion to call former Director General McAdoo. The house committee heard Director Meyer of the war finance corporation.
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Washington
Administration
Harding
Senate
House
Davis
Railroad Administration
McAdoo
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
British motor boat Maple Leut City sets speed record
Southampton reports the Mangnish motor boat Maple Leut City reached 80 miles an hour in trials aimed at a Detroit race this September. Officials say it may be a world record, surpassing the Miss America owned by Gar Wood, which held the mark last September.
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Southampton
England
Associated Prom
Detroit
Gar Wood Pieeee
State AN Sat Har Grand Circuit Race at Philadelphia
Wet stage for the grand circuit races at Philadelphia on August 12 unsettles the program as competitors prepare for the marquee events. Organizers promise a full slate of heats with top drivers expected to challenge for titles and prize money.
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Philadelphia
Whith
Reds Advised To Forget Politics During Relief Work
Riga Aug 11 The Soviet government will oppose political questions in famine relief yet may grant Hoover’s stipulation. Maxiим Latvinoff Soviet envoy told American reporters that Americans held could be released, with permission to leave and even newspaper advertisements.
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REDS
Riga
Letgin
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Maxiim Latvinoff
Prion
Angela
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Arden
Dublin
Ramon de Valera
Iriah
Eamonn de Valera
D Valera
Sinn Fein
Constitutional Party
Frank Walsh
Mansion House
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