Northcliffe not responsible for interview judge by New York press
London dispatches report Lord Stamfordham replying for King George that the king did not authorize any interview with Lloyd George. Lord Northcliffe denied that the king spoke in the quoted New York Times piece. newspapers note extensive coverage and varied editorials on the constitutional issue and the royal stance.
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London
Lord Stamfordham
King George
Lord Northcliffe
New York
Mayd George
Gina
House of Commons
Lloyd George
George
United States
London Times
Hie Amasesty
New York City
H. Wickham Steed
London ‘Times
America
Mr. Steed
England
Washington
Northcliffe
Lems
Times
The
the Times
Daily Mat
Belfast
the Mail
Praia i
Ia Anya
Pisa
Irish Republican Parliament to Convene Next Week
London July report states Dublin parliament will meet next Thursday to take up terms. Leader Eamon de Valera spent time at Dublin Mansion House today as officials discuss forthcoming proceedings.
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London
Associated
Prena
Dublin
Hamonn de Valera
Mansion House
Britain and France move toward Silesia accord
Paris reports France and Great Britain near agreement on Upper Silesia procedure after talks between Premier Briand and Lord Hardinge. Supreme council expected around August 4 with possible reinforcement plans discussed. Britain open to France seeking passage facilities from Germany, if council deems action necessary. Berlin ready to back such a demand.
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Paris
Preas
France
Great Britain
Upper Silesia
Briand
Lord Hardinge
Supreme Council
Silesia
London
Associatidn
Germany
Berlin
Port Washington Brewer Offers Beer to Hospitals for Medicinal Use
Charles C. La Bahn of Port Washington Brewing Co offers 900 to 1,000 barrels of beer sealed in brewery vats to the United States Public Health Service for medicinal use in military hospitals and veterans homes. He will furnish labor and materials to prepare the beer for shipment if the court orders destruction become necessary.
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Milwaukee
United States Public Health Service
Charles C. LaBahn
Port Washington Brewing Company
Port Washington
Wis
Greger
LaBahn
Governor Small resumes tour of Illinois road projects
Aurora July 30 Governor Len Small who plans to return to Springfield where he is under indictment for embezzlement of state funds resumed his tour of Illinois road projects today.
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Aurora Til
Len Small
Springfeld
Traasurer
Illinois
Condition Of Norris Not So Favorable
Washington July 39 The condition of Seinster Norris Nebraska today was reported lean favorable. Since his collapse in the unate Thursday afternoon after nun longs address, Mr Norris, it was Raid, had taken virtually no nourishment. A specialist was consulted and the senators friends expressed considerable concern over high condition.
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Washington
Seinster Norris
Nebraska
Nun Longs
Norris
Thousands Of Small Ducks Dying Amid Extreme Drought
Local official Mr. Gorman reports extensive duck deaths due to severe dryness sweeping the area. Officials appeal for water relief and monitor wildlife impacts as the drought persists through the season.
Mrs Stone recounts husband’s fall and her survival tale
Mrs. W. E. Stone narrates how a shrill voice saved her life on Mount Hanon after her husband Dr. W. E. Stone, president of Purdue University Lafayette Indiana, died during the ascent. Rescued eight days after the accident, she described a descent, a perilous ledge, and her search party narrowly locating her cry.
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F. Stone
Scene New
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Ill
Lafayette
Ind
Canadian Rockies
Mrs. Stone
Husband
Spray
Falls
Alta
Mount Hanon
Purdue University of LaFayette
Hoover offers aid to starving Russians accepted by Russia
Riga July 30 The Hoover offer to aid famine relief in Russia in return for release of Americans held prisoner has been accepted by Russian authorities who call for immediate negotiations in Moscow Riga or Reval The Russian reply fixes conditions for the start of relief relations and the liberty of movement for relief staff.
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Herbert Hoover
Riga
Associated Press
Russia
Rosta
Moscow
Leo Kameneff
American Relief Association
Brown
Reval
Kamanoff
Hoover
American Relief Administration
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Soviet Russia
Movement For Relief Administration
Relief Administration
Aviator Lands On Top Of Mount Blanc
Chamonix France July 30 A P Durafour a Swiss flyer conquered Mount Blanc the Alps highest summit after two failed tries He started from Lausanne and climbed to the peak 5762 feet above sea level then made a favorable landing at Chamonix
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Chamonix
France
Aoaeces Associated Press
Blanc
Te Alps
Durafour
Lausanne
Chamo
Indicted ball players plan barnstorming tour
Chicago July 30 plans for a barnstorming tour by former White Sox players charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 world series were under way as Edward Princeville addressed the jury in the prosecution final argument. Players elected Eddie Cleotte captain and drafted an itinerary to major cities. Weaver refused to join. Princeville asserted the state need prove conspiracy, not actual throwing. Verdict of guilty or penalties of five years and $2000 per defendant were suggested. Court adjourned until Monday for defense argument.
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Chicago
White Sox
Edward Princienville
Eddie Cleotte
Weaver
Weaver Hsa
Clootte
Jackson
Williams
Gand
Intertier
Princeville
Walte
A. Berger
Train Robbery by Four Men Near Cassandra
Four bandits boarded the Manhattan Limited on the Pennsylvania Railway near Cassandra 90 miles east of Pittsburgh at 2 40 am and wounded mail clerk A J Lantz. They rifled the mail car, forced clerks to surrender, and escaped after stopping the engine to reach the car. Authorities pursued and recovered a bag with stolen contents as the search widened.
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Pittsburgh
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railway
Cassandra
A. J. Lantz
Galliteri
Casmindra
Lanta
Lie
Eral
Toingain
Wali
Wtolen Frork
Americans Held in Russia and Release of Mrs Harrison
Reports from Washington place eight to ten Americans imprisoned in Russia with others detained on the frontiers. Notable detainees include Captain Emmet Kilpatrick, Royal C. Keely, William Flick, Dr. Weston Bestes, and X. B. Kalatiama. Mrs. Harrison Redes, Baltimore, released and arrived home escorted by Senator Joseph I. France after his Russian visit. France notes surprise at Moscow’s claim of release. American officials seek relief and continued trade talks with Russia amid relief notes and repatriation plans.
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Washington
Russa
Emmet Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Ala
Red Cross
Royal C. Keely
William Flick
Brooklyn
Weston Bestes
X. B. Kalatiama
Racine
Wis
Harrison Redes
France Sarnrtaed
Belater
France
Moscow
Russia
Een
Tadace
Rome
Nikolai Lenine
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Scott
Morris
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Sigs Coeleider
Leo Kamenel
Atate Hughes
Rusia
Bertin
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