Japan Premier Hara hints Shantung Yap not on Washington agenda
In Paris and Tokyo dispatches, Japan signals Shantung and Yap questions will be excluded from the Washington disarmament and Far East conference agenda. Premier Hara asserts the conference should center on armament limitation, with a preliminary US-Japan meeting to set terms. The Saghalin occupation issue may be deferred to later talks with a Russian government.
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PARIS
Associated Press
France
State Department
Washion
Nevil
Washington
TOKIO
Hara
wtheral party
United States
Japan
Siberian
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Saghalien
far Eastern
Siberia
Chita
alya
Harding Pict u. S. as Nation to Reform World
President Harding, on a northern New Hampshire loop, declared America must teach humanity not to make war and reform the world. He spoke to disabled World War veterans, toured facilities, and outlined disarmament aims while stressing duty to veterans and lasting peace. He visited Gorham and additional towns, signaling American leadership and a God fearing, warless future.
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America
GORHAM
M. H
Harding
New Hampshire
Lancaster
North Stratford
Colebrook
Berlin
Prisoners Escape From Miami County Jail In Peru
Three inmates overpowered Deputy Loomis, locked him in a cell, and fled the Miami County jail in Peru. The escapees Omar Cooper Gordon Albertson and Samuel Lowry were in jail for a still operation and larceny of potatoes. Sheriff Sentera was away with his wife when the escape occurred.
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Indianapolis Star
PERU
Ind
Loomis
Miami county
Omar, Cooper
Gordon Albertson
Samuel’ Lowry
Sentera
Woman bandit wields pistol in city holdups
A report details a bold theft spree by a young woman bandit aided by a man and a stranger. Jitney driver Arthur Reynolds, 537 North Keystone, described being stopped near West Washington street by a girl and two men who rose from behind and threatened him with revolvers. They forced him to drive, took about $18, then fled toward the city. A dentist, Dr Albert Edwards of Christopher was relieved of a $1000 diamond shirt stud, $50 and a watch. Continued on page two.
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Washington street
Nquor
Arthur Reynolds
Keystone avenue
Peoria & Eastern roundhouse
Harding Street
Reynolds
Eagle creek
Eagles creek
Reynolag
Albert Edwards
Christopher
Shank Defends stance at lawn meeting
Len Shank Republican mayoral nominee, at a yard gathering, warned rival Boyd M Ralston Democratic nominee to halt personal attacks or risk being "ripped up the back." He recounted stories about bootlegging, jail releases, and a man who battered his wife over a game, underscoring a push to avoid prosecutions of the down and out.
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Len. Shank
Shans
Boyd M. Ralston
Ralston
Shank
Jalil
Spank
Bonded Whisky Haul Seized In Prohibition Raid
John Zoller was arrested on a prohibition charge after officers found 206 pints and 34 quarts of bonded whisky in a shed behind his Bluff Avenue home. Federal agents also nabbed three men in Hope, Indiana after discovering several gallons of whisky and destroying about fifty gallons during a carnival disturbance. In Columbus, Indiana, Herman VanCoy was seized with ten barrels of whisky.
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John ‘Zoller
Bluff avenue
Lieut
Winkler
Sergt. Chitwood
police department
George Winkler
Bundy
Holman
Yoller
R. H. Abel
Hope
Ind
David Moore
Joe Pininger
Star hotel
Curtis Higgins
George Kemp
Columbus
Herman VanCoy
Indianapolis Post Office Leads Postal Receipts Upswing
Washington Aug The fifty largest U S post offices show July 1921 receipts down 5.29 percent from July 1920. Indianapolis posts a gain of 0.44 percent to 224 153.97 dollars, with other cities like Brooklyn San Francisco Minneapolis St Paul and Jersey City also up while Philadelphia Cleveland Toledo Richmond Memphis and Akron decline as much as 20 percent.
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Aug
Indianapolis
Indianaposta
Brooklyn
N. Yudan
Francisco
Cal
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Jersey City
N. J
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Toledo
Richmond
Memphis
Tenn
Akron
Smuggler Ship Washington Seizure Faces Forfeiture Action
Libel proceedings in New York are contemplated to forfeit the British schooner Henry I. Marshall seized as a liquor smuggler. The action would target vessel and cargo with penalties on officers. seizures beyond three miles raise jurisdiction questions.
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WASHINGTON
New York
Henry I. Marshall
Department of Justice
Gott
Hayward
Goff
Col. Goff
Col. Goft
Marshall
New Jersey
Georgia
Rockaway
Montauk Point
N. Y
Atlantic City
N. J
New ‘York
three mile
Umit
Weather forecast for Indiana weekend shows showers and cooler trend
Saturday brings showers and thunderstorms with a cooler night expected. Sunday looks mostly clear and cooler, with Indianapolis area forecasts noting cooler conditions by Sunday evening.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Almanac of three day weather data from Sunri
The record provides yesterday’s weather figures with relative humidity around 72 percent at noon and 56 percent by 1 pm. It lists precipitation for the last twenty four hours and shows accumulated departure from normal since January, noting temperature ranges and extremes for the day and the same date last year.
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Indianapolis Star
De Tor vmount ance
Laney
Dirigible H-1 Dumps Crew In Wild Fifty Mile Drift
An unmanned H-1 dirigible lost power near Rockaway and dumped its three crew members into a field near Boarsdall New York. The craft drifted over Brooklyn Manhattan and Westchester before landing. crew injuries were not serious and mechanics soon towed the ship to hangar.
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BOARSDALL
N. Y
Rockaway naval air station
Rockaway
Charles Rauch
Washington
HOA. Sullivan
D. A. Kenney
Jamaica bay
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Westchester county
here
Priest Held for Ransom in California Grenade Threat
In San Francisco area Catholic priest Rev. Patrick E. Heslin of Colma was reported missing since Tuesday night. Police and posses searched as an anonymous ransom note demanded $6,500 and claimed the priest was held in a bootlegging operation by a man with grenades who threatened to suffocate him if payment was not made.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
Patrick E. Heslin
Colma
here
Hanna
Favors Home Tariff Values By Everett C. Watkins
Washington Aug 5 The Senate finance committee is likely to accept the American valuation feature of the Fordney tariff bill. Members will vote early next week. Senator Watson Indiana favors the plan, though not ideal, due to exchange rate differences. Smoot supports it. Penrose may call it best under current conditions. Opponents include L. S. Ayres Co. and Wayne Knittings Co. Committee hearings continue as La Follette and Reed cause delays.
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Senate finance committee
Watson
Indiana
finance committee
Smoot
Penrose
L. 8
Ayres & Go
George Cutter Company
South Bend
Ind
lL. 8
Ayres & Co
Indianapolis
Germany
Japan
Wayne Knittings Company
Fort Wayne
ndle
La ¥ollette
Wisconsin
Reed
Missouri
dota
Missouri and Missouri Pacific cut rail passenger rates
Two more Missouri routes see fare reductions with Chicago and Alton and Wabash trimming the Kansas City to St Louis round trip by nearly fifty percent following a similar cut by Missouri Pacific last night. This expands a wave of price cuts across regional lines, affecting travel options and competition among carriers.
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KANSAS CITY
St. Louls
Chicago & Alton
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
City boosters tied to Industrial Exposition drive ads
The Industrial Exposition aims to deliver strong promotion for Indianapolis. Briant Sando, president of the Advertising Club of Indianapolis, notes the event will generate substantial booster publicity and enhance the city’s image.
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Indianapolis
made-producte
Briant Sando
Advertising Club of
Indianapois
Attorney Kinkead Shot Dead in Brooklyn by Woman
New York Aug 6 Attorney James Rin kead was shot to death near his Brooklyn home by a woman described as Olive M Stone a Cincinnati trained nurse and former common law wife. The suspect collapsed at the police station and was not questioned. she confessed intent to kill Kinkead saying he had deserted her.
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NEW YORK
Guy Rinkead
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Kinkead
Marie Kinkead
Olive M. Stone
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Cincinnati general ,hospital
Marie I. Gormely
Rogers
Ollye Stone
Lexington
Miss Stone
Mr. Kinkead
General hospital
Olive Stone
Cincinnnati General hospital
Prominent Attorney Kinkead Shot and Killed in New York
Cincinnati born Emil Guy Kinkead, a former Cincinnati city corporation counsel, was shot and killed by a woman in New York. Albany reports show his career included law partnerships with H Kenneth Rogers and early work with ex attorney general Wade Ellis.
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CINCINNATI, O
EMil Guy Kinkead
New York
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
city of
Wader H. Ellis
state
Ohio
United States
Ellis
Kinkead
H. Kenneth Rogers
Plane pilot saves life of trapeze performer
G A Cutrell, pilot for the Indianapolis Aerial Association, saved Omar Davis, trapeze performer, at the Henry County fair Middletown Indiana. Davis hung from a twenty-foot rope as Cutrell steered toward a hay stack, signaled Davis to jump, and the performer fell about 100 feet but was not injured.
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MIDDLETOWN
Ind
G. A. Cutreil
Indianapolis
Omar Davis
Cutrelli
Henry county
Davin
Aimesis
Cutrell
Davie
Davis
Senator Urges Army Pay To Aid Sgt York
Washington August 5 A bid to grant Sgt Alvin York of Tennessee retired pay and the rank of captain was introduced by Senator McKellar Democrat. York, a war hero who captured many Germans, is said to be in straitened financial circumstances.
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WASHINGTON
Alvin York
Tennessee
Senator McKellar
York
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