Ambassador Harvey to Arbiter Upper Silesia Question
July 22 report says Ambassador Harvey will arbitrate the Upper Silesian dispute at the next Supreme Council session. France welcomes U.S. mediation, noting America’s neutral stake, while warnings of potential American military involvement if tensions rise are discussed by diplomats.
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Upper Silesia
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France Seeks Peace Tactics in Upper Silesia Rift
Norman Hapgood reports Europe’s crisis centers on France's stance toward Germany. Paris wants to weaken Germany to feel secure, while Britain supports immediate borders for Silesia and Poland. Korfanty dismisses world powers, urging self-interest over alliance. Mines define the Upper Silesian dispute amid Franco-Polish tensions.
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Washington
Upper Silesia
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Europe
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Silesia
Germany
Poland
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Free Lance
Harding's Brother Into Limelight Heads to Wichita
Duquoin Illinois July 224 Dr 4 P ne of Columbus Only brother of President Harding arrives en route to Wichita Kansas to dedicate a large sanitarium He is hosted by cousins H G Pope and K B Pope with an informal dinner in his honor
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Harding
Wichita
Kan
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K. B Pope
Dawes Stops Government Property Sales Plan
Washington on July 22 Charles G Dawes director of the budget prepared an order for President Harding to sign forbidding the sale of all government property and a system of exchanges between departments It would save about 100000 a year The plan to hire unemployed workers and the timing shifted due to political disagreements remains unclear
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Washington
Charles 4G. Dawes
M Harding
Wave of plague may sweep all of old world
Paris July 22 A bold warning from Maxim Gorky and Russian leaders describes a devastating famine and plague sweeping across Russia and eastern Europe. They urge immediate aid from Europe and America as crops fail famine grows and millions starve while transportation and industries collapse.
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B. c. F. Bertelli
Paris
Europe
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Anatole
France
Gerhard Hauptmann
Flasconez
Caucasus
Moscow
Petrograd
Vladimir Drabowitch
Volga
Gorky
Tolstoi
Dostolevsk
Mendeleiff
America
Rusela
Bavarian Prince in 1917 Feared German Defeat
Berlin reports Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria voiced doubts Germany could win the war in 1917. He advised seeking peace, suggested mediation by Spain or Sweden, warned against underestimating America, and urged yielding territory to Italy to salvage colonies.
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Germany
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Count Hertling
England
Spain
Sweden
Bowie
Amurjena
Aveteln Nust
Iialy
De Valera Named Chancellor of Irish University
Dublin reports that Eamon de Valera, Irish republican leader, was elected chancellor of the National University at a convention of the governing body. The assembly restricted attendance to elected officials and noted possible remarks from key figures including Hawkes, Harding, Butler, Hoover, Lodge, and others.
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Irish University
Dublin
Ttumann Ye Vale Ora
Leland
Cale
Weellogton
Hawkes
Harding
Ue Armament Conference
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Hoover
Lodge
Ambrose Rose Declares War on Women After Divorce
Chicago reports Ambrose J. Rose, 01, granted divorce from his third wife. He says women are worse each generation and he is through with them. He blames changing attitudes for his marital failures and vows to avoid future relationships.
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Chicago
Ambrose J. Rose
Impeach Burns for Perjury Witness Breaks Off
Chicago July 22 An "error" was chalked up against William Burns the confessed fixer of the 1919 World Series when he repudiated part of his former testimony. Burns testified he had not seen the fixed players the evening after the first game. The defense pressed three points to trap Burns but he avoided the issues and kept his testimony intact. Attorneys sought to impeach Burns claiming he was pressed into testifying by Ban Johnson to wreck the White Sox but the effort failed.
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Chicago
William Burns
Black Sox
Hugo Friend
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Burns
William Maharg
Peaches
C Graham
Maharg
Graham
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Ban Johnson
American League
Comiskey
Burne
Cincinnati
Nash
Ben Short
Fleasons
Short
Hddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
Claude Wiliams
Gorman
Playera
Counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes Reported in Circulation
The Treasury Department said on July 22 that new counterfeit federal reserve bank notes are circulating. A 710 note bearing the San Francisco reserve bank is being broadcast, and the notes are so crude detection should be easy, per the department.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
Sponsor for Battleship Named from Walla Walla
Little Miss Jean Summers of Walla Walla Washington has been appointed by the governor as sponsor of the dreadnought Washington to be launched at Camden New Jersey shipyards in September. Summers is the daughter of Congressman and Mrs J W Summers of Washington.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington
Camden
N. J
Miss Summers
J. W. Sumfers
Congress Set To Consider Tariff Amendments And Committee Moves
TODAY IN CONGRESS House panels weigh amendments to tariff measures while Ways and Means reviews proposed changes. Committees on military naval affairs labor and agriculture push investigations and bills. Debates include Norris farmer export corporation and Sweet veterans bureau proposals as probes continue.
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Republican Committee On Committees
Appropriations
Naval Affairs
Bergdoll
Agriculture
Interstate
Norris Farmer Export Corporation
Naval Committee
Newport Naval Training Station
Finance
Sweet Veterans Bureau
Labor Committee
Moffit Dies in Oakland at 65 and Other Briefs
Edward R. Moffit a marine gas engine figure and son of the late inventor of the threshing machine died in Oakland at age 65. In Washington the House placed a 16 percent ad valorem duty on long staple cotton. Seattle depositors fund plans a new bank with 1,212,000 capital to take over the closed Scandinavian America Bank.
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Cal
Edward R. Moffit
John HK. Moffit
Piqua
Ohio
Washington
Seattle
Scandinavian-America Bank
Washington Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund System
Russian trouble maker told to leave Dresdin
General Suchomi lof, Russian minister of war, accused of prompting the czar to mobilize in 1814, was ordered to leave Dresdin within 24 hours by the socialist chief of police Suchomiroff. He had been in a sanatorium at Welterbliss, a Divsden suburb, amid monarchist and reactionary opposition.
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Suchomilof
Dupine the
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Germany
Drosden
Suchomiroff
Welterbliss
Divsden
Himn
Mountain Section Slips On Table Mountain
A 1000 foot section of Table Mountain is reported to be moving again. Rocks and dirt on the main Golden road loosen, with irrigation kitchens on the slopes believed damaged. Local authorities warn of further rockfall and road hazards.
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Table Mountain
Middle Golden
Inquest Planned Over Grata W Holm Suicide
San Francisco July 1 an inquest will be held today into the death of Grata W Holm receiver of the Honolulu Ol Company who shot and killed himself yesterday Friends said he was desprdent as warrant charging him with contributing to delinquency of a minor had been issued but never warned and was withdrawn three months ago An audit of his accounts was ordered. LEAVENWORTH RAN- Carl Mick shielded bride in burglary case but she claimed guilt and both were sentenced to one to five years in Kansas prison. BAY CITY MICH City commission voted to rescind blue law ordinances regulating Sunday business hours for stores theaters pool rooms and soda fountains.
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Grata W. Holm
Honolulu
Itl
Hin
Leavenworth
Carl Mick
Allen County
Undefined 44 Man Drowns in Lake Incident at Lake A
A man aged 44 drowned at Lake A during a July outing. John Wonsooo was among witnesses who reported the downing, with authorities investigating the incident and notifying next of kin.
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John Wonsooo
Lake A
Woman Appointed Judge by Harding
Washington July 22 The first woman judge of the district municipal court was nominated by President Harding on Thursday, Bheta Misa upy Toole, who for several years has been a leading attorney of her sex in the national field and active in civic affairs.
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Homan
District
Harding
Bheta Misa Upy © Toole
Poisoned Wife At Buffalo Beauty Parlor Murder
John Verosky, a scene writer using the name Harvey Reynolds, was arrested in Rualo on a first degree murder charge after he blinded his wife with carbene and muriatic acid at a beauty parlor where she worked and poured poison down her throat. She died an hour later. Verosky fled but was captured on a truck after being chased by a crowd.
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Thaffalo
John Verosky
Cpt Street
Mont Mitteburgh
Pao
Istdor
Vervaky
Harvey Reynolds
Verosky
Buffalo
Newaboy
Barnes Leads In Golf Tournament At Open Championship
Pelham Manor pro Jim Barnes opened with a 69 and 144 total to lead the field after 36 holes at Columbia Country Club. Notables like Bob Jones and Charles R. Murray chased, while Jock Hutchison and Chick Evans faced tough rounds. Vice President Coolidge attended the event.
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Jim Barnes
Pelham Manor Club
Columbia Country Club
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Pelham
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Peta
Sike
Holby
Prod McLeod
Profesional
Charles R. Murray
Royal Montreal Club
Jock Hutchison
Jock
Charles Chick Evans
Walter Dagan
Coolidge
Tolay
Eleo
Offents
Tere
Unick Evans
Chick
Postal deposits reach $162 million in June national total
Washington July 22 Deposits in the United States postal savings system on June 30 totalled $162,000,000. Only two offices exceeded $10,000 in growth for the month, Boston with $87,475 and Tacoma with $410,270. Pueblo showed solid gains after a flood, and 11 offices exceeded $100,000 in deposits with New York and Chicago leading at $48,088,040 and $40,240,000 respectively.
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United States
Chivaso
Embezzlement charge against Volin bank enabler arrest
A report from the examiner of the state department indicates Yanhili BL of Volin, an enabler of the Purmena Guarantee Bite bank, was arrested on a four charge embezzlement case. The incident occurred on a short afternoon yesterday as per the official notice.
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Brione
Purmena Guarantee
Volin
de Saute Dandie
Mens
Cotton Money Advance Report From Washington
Fragmentary text indicates a July report from Washington about financial support or funding related to a federal or international program in New Orleans. It mentions banks or authorities and a named event but specifics are unclear.
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Weehington
New
Orleore
Tariff Passes in Huge Vote in House
Washington July 22 The Wardnes tariff bill passes the House by 209 to 126 after two weeks of debate and moves to the Senate. Final passage amid five preferential amendments retains dye embargo provisions and frees raw cotton, with seven Democrats for and seven Republicans against the measure.
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Senate
House
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Roker
California
Campbell
Pennsylvania
DuPre
Foynorit
Lasor
Martin
Louisiana
Voight
Beck
Lampert
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Wisconsin
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Kioight
Ohio
Sinchir
North Dakota
Representative Frear
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Lennon Faces Probe by Federal Attorney General
Wishitchon July 22 Attorney General Daugherty sent the district attorney of San Francisco to investigate charges concerning Lennon a deputy in the Geological district attorney The probe covers alleged misconduct in and out of office and Daugherty said the Lennon investigation results should be sent to Washington.
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Wishitchon
Bombs Sink Battleship Off Norfolk in Lethal Attack
The former battleship Oxtlpleslind was jolted by air bombs dropped from army planes before noon and sank this afternoon near Norfolk Virginia. The blast killed several crew members and caused widespread damage as a 1000 pound bomb exploded, crippling the vessel.
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Corman
Ldo-poueah
Army
Nike
Washington's approved methods of calyhine Us
Apparent plan outlines sending methods to spike HM and prepare for a Spoover group. The projected outcome suggests a $40,000,000 funding level during the upcoming year.
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Washington
Sinn Fein Refuses British Settlement Offer Amid Irish Talks
Sinn Fein rejects Lloyd George’s written peace offer as inadequate, citing three core demands. De Valera seeks unity and fiscal independence, with talks to resume in Dublin after consultations with Sinn Fein leaders and allied figures. The unionist split and tax concerns threaten progress toward settlement.
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de Valera Thureda
Sinn Fein
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English News Association
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London
Dublin
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Michael Collins
J. J. O'Kelly
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MacNeill
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Austin Stack
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Arthur Griffiths
Marklewles
Mountjoy
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Ule
England
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Lieyd George
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Dail Rireann
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Craig
de Valores
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U S Tax Legislation to Be Disposed Quickly
Report from Washington notes pressure to dispose of U S tax legislation soon as lawmakers prepare for the approaching session. Representative Mondell and colleagues signal swift action on the measure amid competing plans and possible changes before passage.
Fourteen Die in Italian Riots Amid Unrest
Reported riots in Italy leave fourteen dead and many wounded as authorities struggle to quell the violence. Officials note clashes between protesters and security forces with limited details available on locations or specific groups involved.
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