US debt talk and European plans draw mixed reaction
Articles discuss Allied debts and proposed European loan cancellations, with quotes from Washington officials denying false rumors. The piece notes U S treasury cautions against foreign proposals, while reporting European efforts and public interest in indemnities. It mentions census declines in Barnstable County and road-surface projects in Le Mans, France.
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Confinement Continues Over Farm Murder Case In West Wheatfield
The narrative follows Kolar and his Slavonian wife on a West Wheatfield farm facing harvest, income from coal mining, and a split with a half brother over affection. Kolar confesses amid tears, awaiting legal processes as his wife and child Helen remain in the upper cell. The couple’s past glow of prosperity is shadowed by the rash act and uncertain future.
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Slavonia
West Wheatfield
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Fragmentary witness reflects on a jailed mother’s absence
A fragment from a newspaper page portrays a little girl’s unspoken questions about her mother’s absence. Mrs Kolar Presby once a caregiver now sits in a cell tending to an infant, awaiting contact with her husband as authorities navigate a troubled domestic case described with oblique, mathematical imagery.
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Shooting Incident Trails Across Streets and Farm Field
Infantino fired at Cesario as they reached the street outside a store. Four shots misfired, one within a danger close distance to the intended victim. Infantino fled toward the General White estate field and was arrested by a State Police posse. Cesario drove home to Punxsutawney and returned to Indiana for the hearing. Cesario says Infantino owed him money and fled. Infantino claims Cesario reached for a revolver first, and he shot in self defense.
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Receipts Equal Continued From Page One
Agricultural prices listed for peaches tomatoes watermelons and more with regional fruit and vegetable items by state and crate or basket prices. Live stock prices show hogs sheep and lambs calves with receipts and price ranges.
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Federal Equal Price Probe to Prosecute Coal Profiteers
Federal Equal continues from first page, warning that authorities will prosecute unlawful coal buying and selling practices. Local operators express support for the drastic Department of Justice inquiry into profiteering amid rumors of price targets like 8, 12 dollars, noting some dealers may be inflating costs.
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Government probes coal profiteering says few gain big
The speaker notes some brokers and operators accept easy money from coal sales. While a few may profit up to $100 per ton, about 90 percent of coal from the district is sold on contract around $3.50 per ton, with spot coal as low as $4. The government’s action is timely to curb profiteering.
Protesting Huns Contain Troop Reductions Threats
Premier Lloyd George said Germany could retain 160000 troops until October 1 and must cut to 100000 by January 1, 1921. The Allies threatened to occupy the Ruhr or other territory if Germany refuses or cannot comply.
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Negroes Who Voted Republican Vanish in Georgia
In Chicago on July 9, Henry Lincoln, a Negro Republican national committeeman, told a committee probing southern lynchings that Black voters who supported the Republican ticket in Georgia have disappeared and never been heard from again. Senator Kenyon asked if lynching occurs for party loyalty. Johnson confirmed, saying many Blacks voting Republican have vanished without a trace.
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Prescribes Duck Stool and Stocks for Vow Breakers
London dispatch reports Lady Beecham, secretary of the Marriage Defense Council, urging legal punishment for adultery and opposing divorce reforms. She warns the Buckmaster bill would erode monogamy and British moral standards, citing American divorce trends as dangerous.
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Disabled veterans to get increased aid
Disabled former service men in need of more compensation must report to the district vocational officer by July 15 to share in the protection of the Deficiency Appropriation bill. The bill allows vocational training veterans whose maintenance exceeds the average to receive an extra $20 per month.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Montclair to Erect Mountain Memorial for War Dead
Montclair Memorial Committee, with delegates from local organizations and churches, plans a large monument on the town’s highest mountain to honor sixty five residents who died in the war. Estimated cost about $300000, to be funded by subscription.
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Youth Identified as $50,000 Silk Swindler
New York police identified Joseph Riger, 18, as the youth who swindled about fifty silk merchants and seven messenger boys out of rolls worth $50,000 using a "pack vetbook game." Riger was arrested on grand larceny charges after being found with a prospective victim, ending months of pursuit of a conspirator linked to the scheme.
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International News Service
New York
Joseph Riger
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