Naval limits at three power conference in Geneva
Geneva dispatch reports a three power naval conference opening to extend Washington naval limits. Key plans would cap tonnage for cruisers and battleships, with the United States Britain and Japan sharing influence while France and Italy resist strict allocations.
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New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Pacific
Singapore
Coolidge
Hugh Gibson
United States
Great Britain
Gibson
France
Italy
Washington
Paskiec Ocean
Philippines
Guam
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
New Haven
Conn
Charles E. Hughes
Washington Conference
President Coolidge
China
British Empire
Pacific Ocean
Hughes
League of Nations Commission
League
League of Nations
England
Mediterranean
India
North Sea
League Commission
Rome
Soviet Russia
Argentina
Chile
Denmark
Greece
Holland
Norway
Soviet
Russia
Turkey
Uruguay
Moscow
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Baltic Sea
Baltic
Korean Straits
Itheistie
Southern rail expansion tied to Piedmont region growth
E L Jeffries argues for access to papers as the examiner weighs the Piedmont and Northern plan. Sam Bleasey and A J Maxwell praise the lines as vital to Piedmont South Carolina industry and signal extended electric connections from Winston-Salem to Greenwood amid an aggressive regional expansion.
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Soutern Railway
Corporation Commission
W. T. Lee
Maxwell
W. S. Lee
Southern Power Company
Charlotte
James B. Duke
Piedmont and Northern
Duke
Piedmont
Carolinas
Anderson
Greenville
Winston-Salem
Greenwood-Durham
Easley
S. C
Rock Hill
Whitmire
New Berry
South Carolina
Monroe
Mount Holly
Concord
Paulo
Paws Creek Power Companies
Lee
P & N. Railway
Salisbury
Spartanburg
Gastonia
Secretary of the Treasury
Piedmont and Northern Railway
A. W. Mclean
North Carolina
Richards
William G. McAdoo
United States
The
Southern Railway
E. L. Jeffries
Southern Counsel
Sam Bleasey
South Carolina Railroad Commission
N. C
Greenwood
US. C
Piedmont and Northern and Associated
A. J. Maxwell
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Lindbergh's St Louis visit and future plans unfold
Colonel Lindbergh concluded his Forest Park appearance drawing 100000 spectators as he pilots the Spirit of St Louis in widening circles and hints at his next steps. He plans a brief respite and mail review while Mrs. Lindbergh returns to Detroit. He will reside in St Louis county while deciding his future. He refused further city invitations and said St Louis could become aviation's center with cooperation.
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Colonel Lindbergh
Memphis
France
St. Louis
Forest Park
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Detroit
Harry F. Knight
Industrial Club
United States
Lindy’s Uncle Fights Stain of Desertion After 60 Years
In Seattle, 84 year old Francis A Land, Lindbergh’s great uncle, seeks to clear his name of a Civil War desertion tag. Once a Private with the Third Maryland infantry, he was captured at Chancellorsville and later paroled, but records show desertion. He has lived in poverty, alone, hoping the renewed focus on Lindbergh might help his own long battle for justice.
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Lindy
Stain
Seattle
NEA
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Francis A. Land
Lindbergh
Chancellorsville
Land
Buffalo
N. Y
Grand Army
Third
Maryland Infantry
Peninsula
Stonewall Jackson
Hooker
Libby
Lee
Washington
Detroit man presses for justice in Lindbergh pension case
An elderly Detroit resident recalls his own service and demands redress for the Lindbergh family name. He seeks government action to clear unfounded accusations and restore honor, noting Senator Warley Jones will reintroduce a pension bill in the next session.
New York Cotton Opens Easy on Liquidation Pressure
The New York cotton market opened easier by about 9 points under liquidation and selling in the South. After rain reports sparked a brief rally back to Saturday close, offerings rose, July fell to 1650 and December slipped from 1719 to 1707 in the first hour of trade.
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New York
Liverpool
Great Britain Spends Vast Sum On Golf Despite Players
Britain has about 750 thousand golf players and spends nearly 60 million nine hundred thousand dollars annually on the game.
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Great Britain
Circulation Managers Gather for 29th International Meeting
Atlanta hosts the 29th annual convention of the International Circulation Managers association with over 300 circulation executives from the U S and abroad. The gathering opens tomorrow with sessions on all aspects of newspaper circulation led by leaders including Charles Payne and Karl F Hall who will discuss baseball edition handling and distribution.
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Atlanta
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Charles Payne
Indianapolis Star
Karl F. Hall
Toledo Blade
Hall
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Eddie Cantor
Broadway
Carl Lacm Prls
TVR
Marion Nixon
Reginald Denny
Jetta Gondal
Pl&n
Flo
Charlie
Warley Jones
Washinatopo
Congress
Jones
Francis A, Land
Jacob
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