Allies Watch Col Harvey At Paris Meeting
Ambassadors and premiers gather in Paris for the supreme council as Upper Silesia dominates talks. Harvey attends as observer while pairing with Briand Lloyd George and Bonomi. Officials study Silesia, Greece, and Turkey amid tense preparation for afternoon sessions.
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COL. HARVEY
PARIS
PARIB
Associated Press
Harvey
hie
United States
Paria
France
Great
Upper Silesia
supreme council
Greece
Turkey
M. Jaepar
Col
Theunys
Brussels
Korfanty
Kerensky
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Briand
M. Berthelot
Lord Hardinge
Robert Stevenson Horne
Llcyd George
Signor Bonomi
aupreme council
Famine in Russia May Reach 12 Million, Says Mrs Harrison
BERLIN Aug 7 The American relief worker Mrs Marguerite E Harrison says about 12 000 000 people in the Volga basin will be starving and two thirds of Russia on hunger rations due to economic disintegration drought and conscription. She warns Ukrainian and Siberian regions cannot yield grain and migration halts autumn planting risking next year’s harvest. Poor transport and faulty local distribution worsen famine with widespread suffering reports from Tambov and surrounding areas.
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BERLIN
Associated Press
Russia
Volga
Marguerite E. Harrison
Ukrainian republic
Siberia
Lerops
Harrison
Nizhni-Novgorod
Kazan
Tsaritsin
Tartat republic
Simbirak
Samara
Saratov
Penza
Moscow
Tambov
Personal crisis reports rise in U S in first half of 1920
New York August 7 reports by the Save-n-Life League show 3738 more adult personal crisis reports in the U S during the first six months of 1920 than a year earlier. Among children death by own action more than doubled, with boys averaging 10 and girls 15. parental anxiety over exams noted. Adults favored by men with 4527 self-inflicted deaths. average age about 48.
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NEW YORK
Saven-Life League
t & ” adealta
Irish Sinn Fein presses for McKeown release amid truce crisis
Dublin August 7 The Associated Press reports Sinn Fein leadership weighs breaking the Anglo Irish truce if Britain refuses to release John J McKeown an Irish Republican Parliament member convicted of murder The move follows McKeown being singled out amid ongoing prisoners' releases prompting fears of peace disruption and renewed conflict.
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DUBLIN
Associated Press
England
Ireland
Mbarate John J. McKeown
Irish republican Parliament
Sinn Fein
McKeown
Great Britain
Nevil MacReady
rescently
Lloyd George
Indiana Weekly Weather Forecast
Area forecast calls for Monday and Tuesday to be fair with moderate temperatures and light to moderate west winds turning variable. Indianapolis and vicinity also expect fair skies and milder temperatures on both days with no significant precipitation reported.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Moorish Rebels Attack Melilla and Besiege Arruit Column
London reports say Moorish rebels reached outside Melilla causing panic as civilians seek safety aboard harbor ships. Madrid confirms Gen Navarro’s siege on Mt Arruit ended with his column annihilated. rumors persist on Gen Sylvestre’s fate while Berenguer orders searches. Moroccan rumors and troop movements shape Madrid’s political expectations.
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Mt. Arruit
LONDON
Melilla
Bayes
amepa terete
Daily Mail
Mediterranean sea
MADRID
Associated Press
Navarro
Berenguer
Morocco
Sylvestre
Barber Twice Narrowly Escapes Death in City Fire
Frank F. Clark a barber narrowly escaped death from smoke while sleeping in a rear barber shop room at 504 West New York. The blaze, filling the building with smoke and causing about 500 dollars in damage to Isadore Cohen’s grocery at 02 West New York, prompted firefighters to cut through the smoke and retrieve Clark wrapped in a blanket. Origin of the fire could not be determined.
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Frank F. Clark
M. Snodgrass
New York street
Isadore Cohen
Bert Unverson
Batallion
Hutsell
Clark
Mayflower with Harding off Rhode Island coast
The Mayflower, carrying President and Mrs. Harding from Portland to Washington, was reported tonight to be off the Rhode Island coast near Block Island, according to a wireless message received by the communications office.
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HARDING
RHODE ISLAND
WASHINGTON
Portland
Blocksland
Dye monopoly charged to influence three Cabinet officers
Washington Aug 7 Representatives Frear of Wisconsin charges that the dye monopoly led by the Chemical Foundation sought to influence three members of President Harding's Cabinet to preserve its exclusive power. He released letters from Weeks and Denby urging continued embargo, and criticized Attorney General Daugherty for inaction.
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WASHINGTON
Chemical Foundation
Harding’ ao
ita
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Penrose
Senate
Frear
Fordney
Penrose _ bi
Weeks
Danby
Daugherty
guida the Chemical Foundation Company
Indiana Editorial Features Digest On Daily Page
The passage lists multiple columns and features on Everyday Star Editorial Page including A Reader's Notes Onework Day by Day Friendly Path Merely McEvoy Andrew and Imogene Roc Fulkerson Uncle Walt Little Benny's Notebook A Hoosier Tasting Post and more. Kate Milner Rabb contributes Echoes of Indiana's Past while others offer breezy city life notes and cheerful advice.
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Indiana
Kate Milner
Rabb
Tell the Boy to Leave The Star Editorial Page
The editorial page urges a boy to depart, reflecting a stern stance on a local issue. The piece voices strong opinion about behavior and responsibility, signaling a moral framing by the newspaper.
Woman shot by city worker after spurning advances
Mrs. Josephine Kruer, wife of a retired liquor dealer, was shot in the face and shoulder as she entered the Hendrick Hudson apartment house at Riverside Drive and One Hundred and Tenth Street. The assailant, Thomas F. McCarthy, a city employee, was found with a head wound and a revolver. He did not recover, and Kruer said she knew him slightly and had repulsed his advances. She added he fired twice and then killed himself. Her injuries are not serious.
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NEW YORK
Josephine Kruer
Uquor
Hendrick Hudson
Riverside ‘drive
Two Die As Auto Crashes Into Traction Car
In Bluffton Indiana on August 7 Louis Kipfer 19 died after a car driven by Lould Kipfer collided with a Union traction car at Wellsboro Crossing. Alfred Kipfer 17 and Alfred Bertach 24 were injured and treated at Wells County Hospital. Kipfer died from a fractured skull after transfer to the hospital. The accident occurred when the auto failed to see the trailing car and was hurled into a ditch.
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Indianapolis Star
BLUFFTON
Ind
Louis Kipfer
William Kipfer
Kipfer
Wells county hospital
Alfred Kipfer
Bertach
Dora
Ray Bennett
Poneto
Hottman
Laula Kipfer
Alfred
William
David
Ray Kipfer
Minnie
Mary Kipfer
Emil Steffen
Dina Bertach
Vera’ Cruz
Wooden Chassis Saves Life In Interurban Collision
K. W. Mason of Cincinnati escaped serious harm when his automobile with a wooden chassis was struck by a southbound Interurban car at Righty sixth Street and College avenue. The impact snapped the frame, hood and engine flew about 100 feet, Mason suffered a single cut finger, and the car’s wooden frame likely prevented a fatal wreck.
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K.W. Mason
Cincinnati
sixth Street
College avenue
Mason
Mannix Willing To Swear Allegiance To Britain
Archbishop Mannix, returning from a world tour, said he would take the oath of allegiance to the King. He landed in Queensland without hindrance after reports Australia might require him to swear allegiance. Acting Premier Cook said the government would not interfere with the archbishop.
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BRISBANE
Australia
Mannix
Ireland
Queensland
Melbourne
Cook
Body of Dr. W. S. Storie Recovered After Mountain Climb
Calgary reports the body of Dr. W. Sc. Storie, president of Purdue University, recovered after an expedition to Mount Fan. The rescue message says he attempted the climb on July 15 and was brought to Banff. The article notes his wife was found and unidentified remains were discovered as well.
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CALGARY
Alberta
W. Sc. Storie
Purdue university
Banff
Stone
Mt. Fan
Youthful prank ends in death and money found
A Beverly Glen slaying ties to a prank gone wrong as John Kennedy, an Evanston insurance broker, is shot while with Mrs Madalyhne Obenchain. Investigators trace Burch from Evanston and a mystery envelope with $45 paid by the suspect. A separate Indiana case reports a teen killing during a prank on chicken thieves near Bloomingdale.
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LOS ANGELES
Cal
Mra
Madalyhne Obenchain
Evanaton
Arthur C. Burch
alea
Evaneton
Beverly Glen
John B. Kennedy
Kennedy
Obenchain
Evansville Storm Flooded Station and Town
A severe electrical storm swept Evansville and southern Indiana on August 7, causing heavy rain and hail that damaged crops and flooded the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad station at Eighth and Main Street to a depth of four inches. Several women waded to the train in bare feet as service continued toward Chicago. Lightning struck the steeple of Zion Evangelical Church and a residence, but damage remained light.
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Indianapolis Star
EVANSVILLE
Ind
Indiana
Zian’s. Evangelical
Chicago & Eastern
Kinola
Eighth and Main Street
Chivage
Customs houses burn at Casablanca harbor blaze
A tre in the harbor sparked a fire that destroyed several customs houses in Casablanca Morocco this evening. Fire damage was extensive as crews battled the flames and limited reports described the blaze as widespread across the waterfront facilities.
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CASABLANCA
Morocco
AUR
Business amis Indianapolis shows strong retail demand
In Indianapolis the annual August sales drew large crowds to the downtown retail district. Dry goods and ready to wear posted higher turnover, improved weather spurred buying, and price announcements by manufacturers for spring delivery encouraged retailers. Fur sales and auto industry optimism also marked the period.
Alaska Sinks off Blunt's Reef With Loss of Many
Fortified with 166 survivors, the Alaska of the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company sank after striking Blunt's Reef in dense fog, thirty minutes after the collision. Captain Hobey is missing. The Anyox rescued 96 passengers and crew. 12 bodies were recovered. Debris and known dead listed include Johnston, Pickall, Kumazawa, and Heane among others.
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tel: Abe
Alaska
radio signala
coast guard
Ranger
Evurekay
crinw
Harry Hobey
mie
Nodte
Hobey
Blunt's Reef
audi
Thomas Johnston
N. Y
allie
Amal Red Cross
Morgan
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J. P
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IMOGENE
Roc Fulkerson
WALT
philosopher
LITTLE BENNY
Lee Pape
John B. Stoll
The Star
Wells County Mall
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DR. STONE
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Nevada
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Las Vegas
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Jong
general post office
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HEANE
STEWART F. K. KING
FRANK
RALPH J. MOCKETT
seaman
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Wright
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