Debt talks at Plymouth may reach deadlock in Belgian row
President Coolidge’s decision tomorrow will determine how far the American debt commission must go to bridge views with the Belgian panel. Senator Smoot Utah and Secretary Mellon will present the matter to the chief executive as officials say the commission has offered concessions and seeks authorization for further steps. Continued on Page Two.
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Leopard at Large in Paris Park Sparks Citywide Hunt
An African leopard escaped into the Bois de Boulogne in Paris triggering a manhunt as police and crowds search the 2000 acre park for the roaming animal. The beast, recently from Abyssinia, had roamed near a zoo feeder and entered a building through a window. Guards urged residents to stay indoors while authorities warned of possible hunger driven behavior.
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Woman Sayo Thug Murders Banker in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a bank cashier, C. Rowlett, about 30, was shot dead while seated in a parked car near a highway north of the city. His companion, Mrs. J. B. Massey, reportedly returned fire as the robber attempted a holdup and drew a pistol. Rowlett is survived by his widow.
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Governor Pierce Leads Guards in Pursuit of Deser Desperadoes
From Salem Oregon Aug 16 Governor Walter Pierce joined a posse of 13 National Guardsmen under Captain Paul Hendricks and about 60 deputies in a wooded Union Hill area search for three convicts who escaped from the penitentiary last Wednesday. The effort began at Victor Point, fifteen miles southeast of Salem. The group pushed through thick brush as night fell they returned to headquarters hopeful the fugitives remained hidden in the hills.
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Mrs Chas Clark Secures Divorce in Paris Court
Paris civil tribunal grants divorce to Mrs Charles William Clark of San Francisco on desertion and non support grounds. She wins custody of three of four children under age. Mrs Cecelia Robinson Clark formerly married to Charles William Clark, son of late Senator William A Clark. The marriage in San Francisco on August 4 1904 was a noted society event.
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Associated Press
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Montana
Fire kills two firemen and a girl at New Atlantic hotel
Long Branch N J Aug 16 Two firemen Wilbur Lloyd and Raymond Dinan and a year old girl died when fire destroyed the dining room and quarters of the New Atlantic hotel on Ocean Avenue. Two other firemen and two waitresses were injured as guests fled with little if any belongings. A distant sea-sent alarm followed smoke seen at 5 o'clock and an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 dollars in damage.
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New York City
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Pair of Boys Die in Abandoned Mine Tragedy
Three youths fainted as they entered an old coal mine on the Charles Hodgson farm near Pleasantville Tawa. Kens 12 died after gas overtook him climbing a ladder, Milburn 15 followed and perished in a fall, and Donald 17 fell attempting a rescue.
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Carthage Rail Agent Foils Cafe Robbery Attempt
In Carthage Maine a railroad agent shot and killed one robber and routed two others as they prepared to blow the cafe at the Sarcaxie station. The agent, 68, was local and acted as the attackers were about to execute the theft. one robber died, another escaped.
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Demand grows for state fair grandstand boxes this year
Secretary Burke Clements reports brisk inquiries from citizens in Butte Helena Great Falls Missoula and Livingston for grandstand box reservations at the state fair. Telona positions and dates September 7 8 spark renewed interest as prominent families revive attendance traditions.
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Battle with Big Oaurian in Creek
Houston August 16. Dunk Campbell of Testston fought to free Wimnecll after an alligator grabbed his Jog while wading in Big Cypress Creek. Campbell and others struggled to release him as the gator clutched his leg. He was brought to a hospital after an ambulance arrived.
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Prince of Wales sails for Buenos Aires from Uruguay
The Prince of Wales sails at night aboard the British cruiser Curlew bound for Buenos Aires after a three visit to Uruguay. The Curlew is escorted by a squadron of Uruguayan warships. Earlier the prince attended services at the British church and was hosted at a banquet by President Serrano with a reception to follow.
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Train and Car Collision Kills Two in Nebraska
Maha Neb August 16 Two persons were killed and two injured when a Burlington passenger train struck a small automobile at a grade crossing near Maha. One may be fatally injured. Authorities investigated the crash and identified the victims and survivors.
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Death of Sailor Dale Noted in Naval Inquest Findings
A naval inquest in Wellington reports Wallare Dale of Salem Ohio died aboard the hospital ship 18 Pennsylvania from a brain hemorrhage after an accidental fall. Earlier dispatches noted clashes with shore patrol and the incident involving sailors at the American Meet. Citizens in Christchurch sent invitations to officers and men to visit homes, while Civilian police assist officials and Commander Woodson praised newspaper handling.
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Salem
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Mountain Rescue Saves Youth Near Pike's Peak
The daring climb of Sulrey Calhoun of Denver and Cue Quillen's bloodhounds aided by hikers saved Byron Siler, 17, of Tonkawa Oklahoma, after he was lost over 30 hours near Pike's Peak. Calhoun descended the crater slope with the dogs to reach the boy, narrowly avoiding a fall. The search resumed with the pair guiding them toward the brink of an 1800 foot drop.
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Barker Defeats Briscoe in Open Final Crowned Champion
Barker defeats Allen Briscoe of Lewistown to win the Montana Kut Amateur crown while Alexander rises to Open champion after a late surge. Barker’s rear guard and strong finish secure the title as Pierson Country Club professionals highlight the event with solid rounds.
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Religious meets put under taboo in Oklahoma case
Oklahoma v Okla Ang by the Associated Press states that the attorney general placed restrictions in a disputed situation involving four miners from the Tennessee district. Governor Trapp said the miners were arrested for alleged religious shootings at operating mines and a state criminal court of appeals will hear the appeals on Tuesday.
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Vandal Tourists Swiping Hydrinals in Plymouth Vermont
Tourists stripped hydrants in Plymouth Vermont causing water shortages and public concern. Local authorities called for restraint as repeated raids disrupted summer routines and sparked safety worries amid rising citizen complaints.
Denver Murderer at Old Tricks amid Automobilist Fire
A mysterious assailant opened fire on a car driven by TM Webb near South Federal Boulevard, killing three and injuring none. detectives traced scant clues as police pursue the suspect, amid a wave of prior killings linked to Miss Mane Metonangk, Mrs Julia Storans, and Pree Paik tier.
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Bananas and fruits price dispute in Montana markets
Bananas sold at 35 cents a dozen or 11 to 12 cents a pound in Helena while Great Falls markets offer four pounds for 25 cents. Great Falls buyers pay 3 pounds for 25 cents at delivery markets, with some stores higher. Freight and commission houses blamed for Helena prices. comparisons show Helena retail prices double those in Great Falls. Watermelons range 3 to 8 1/4 cents per pound. peaches vary, with Great Falls offers around $1.38-$1.48 per box, Helena higher at $1.75. Piggly Wiggly plans Montana stores to cut commission profits. bananas in Great Falls 3 pounds for 25 cents and 4 cents per pound at Mack’s Grocery. News notes broader market pressure and pending coal strike talks in Pennsylvania with possible delay in supply.
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Farmers Become Disillusioned With Coolidge Mood in Congress Push
Western farmers lose hope in Coolidge after last election while Southern farmers grow wary. The piece notes farm tariff frustration, support for Democratic candidates, and a push to change federal policy including the internal revenue tax system. It cites widespread farmer anger at tariff plans and government policies affecting agriculture.
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Fear A Mob May Target Suspect In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg authorities fear a mob may attack Isaiah Ashe Taborn, 43, a Black man held in custody after Deputy Sheriff Kavee Chie was killed. The suspect was transported under guard. violence was anticipated as the case drew attention from the public.
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Fannie Hurst Wins Liberty Prize of 380,000 Dollars
Fannie Hurst was awarded a Liberty prize of 380,000 dollars by Liberty magazine. Ubiswco August 1 Associated Press report notes judges Jessie Lasky Kes Meneh and Wheeler, executive editor of Liberty, among others. The award recognizes literary merit with a prize funded by the Lusky corporation offering a snare suitable for Liberty cinema.
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Faninie Thurst
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Death of a Maid Laid to Man of 81
Abe Boughton of Centerville Indiana was held on order of the Rockford coroner after a young woman believed to be Jemima LaHoot of Chicago was killed by a train near Rockford. Boughton said she asked him to drive her to the railroad edge to wave to a brother on a passing train and that he returned to find she had been struck. Coroner Olson questioned his account.
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Centerville
Fred Olson
Jemima LaHoot
Chicago
Olson
Bought
Michaels Central Railroad
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Cound
Dahees Urreugh
Mexican agrarian claim by ranchers in Vietnam era
Dispatch describes violence as two bandits named Liguaes led assaults against ranchers. Authorities report over 100 armed agrarian workers scouring La ganes area following constant invasions.
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