Debt plan negotiations near completion in Paris
Washington officials reported optimism from Paris that the Hoover debt suspension plan may be finalized tonight. Secretary Mellon and Ambassador Edge were expected to meet Premier Laval to resolve remaining differences, with concessions easing remaining variances. The plan would suspend war debt and reparations payments, transferring about 2 billion dollars in relief and affecting France Britain Italy Belgium Poland and Japan among others.
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U S France Near Accord On German Reparations Terms
The Globe notes praise for the credit of U S diplomats as talks with France show compromise on the timing of German reparations. Secretary Castle says he is optimistic while discussions focus on credits, unconditional reparations, and France’s guarantee fund payments. Hoover expects December Congress to approve needed legislation, though changes could affect support.
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Lloyd George Attacks Liberals Over Defection in Commons
In London Lloyd George delivered a bitter personal assault in the House of Commons in response to Sir John Simon and two fellow liberals leaving the party. He underlined his charges with sharp rhetoric as the defection sparked a fierce political row.
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Politician Attacks Colleague Draws Laughter from Labor
An uplifted pince-nez he pointed accusingly at his former lieutenant and, as co leader, mercilessly taunted Sir John drawing shouts of laughter from the Labor benches while Conservative mouths voiced protests.
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Saving Money Habits Redefined For American Children
Washington dispatch reports the US Children's Bureau rejects the penny saving lad as an ideal model. It favors a balanced approach where children learn to spend save and give wisely. A budget system using colored envelopes teaches money use and value.
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United States Children’s Bureau
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Blackmer Attacks Contempt Law in Supreme Court
Harry M. Blackmer, now residing in Paris, filed two petitions in the supreme court challenging the validity of the law under which he was held in contempt for refusing to testify in the Fall and Sinclair cases. He was fined 60000 for declining to appear as a witness in the Sinclair oil case linked to Teapot Dome, arguing the act targeted him specifically and was enacted amid national tension.
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Blackmer
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Death of Sir William Had Dyke Former Parliament Member
Sir William Had Dyke, aged 93, a political figure from the Gladstone and Disraeli era, died at his home in Dartford Kent on May 3. He owned a 9,000 acre estate and helped develop lawn tennis. He served as MP for his division from 1885 to 1906. Lady Dyke is ill and unaware of his death.
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Judge Rode to Be Buried in Taos
Obituary notes the death of Judge Bodemar on April 26, 1896, in Taos. He served as presiding judge, faced a tough re election campaign, and refused politics. Survived by his widow Wilhelmina and six children, with brothers and sisters listed among relatives.
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Doherty gas interests vow court fight in Kansas
Topeka plans to seek injunctions after Gov Woodring negotiations failed to force a ten cent rate cut by Cities Service units. Attorney Robert Stone said proceedings would seek to block the banking department order revoking approval of Cities Service stocks. Stone and James McClure met with Social Assistant State Bank Commissioner Carl Newcomer, who stood firm on withdrawing approval for the listed stocks except the first preferred.
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Despe ence flour offered by local grocer despite higher cost
A nearby grocer promotes I E flour as a reliable option, arguing that buying despe ence flour from another supplier is a false economy even if I E flour costs a few cents more. The notice urges readers to consider the long term value and availability.
Around World Flyers Feted by Hoover Monday
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty receive national honors after their world flight with Washington events planned, possible congressional medals, and a three day Winnie Mae exhibition at Roosevelt Field. They will tour New York then Stamford weekend cruise, backed by Fain and De troit Aircraft Corp.
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Duel Between Havana Publishers Ends Without Bloodshed
In Havana on July 2, Alfredo Hornedo publisher of El Pais and Jose I. Rivera publisher of Diario De La Marina dueled over political differences. They fought with swords for five periods. no blood was drawn. Referee Prof. Jose M. Rivas halted the encounter under Spanish customs as spectators watched.
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Freight Shipments by M. P. Increase
Missouri Pacific Railroad reported 155 982 carloads of freight in June, up from 115 077 in May, with six month total at 693 585 cars versus 14 210 the year earlier. Gulf Coast Lines and International Great Northern Line also posted June totals, while East Texas field output largely drove the rise.
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MacDonald Praises Hoover Moratorium in London
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald called the Hoover moratorium an action of great wisdom and courage at an Independence Day dinner in London. He said America and Great Britain are advancing together in humanity’s great causes while praising President Hoover’s plan. The remarks were reported from the American Society of London event.
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Great Britain
American Society of London
Death of State Representative Lemon Ends Long Illness
State Representative Joseph L. Lemon died at St. Johns Hospital after a prolonged kidney and blood pressure illness. The attorney who handled the return of 822000 in bonds from the Grand National Bank robbery had refused to identify the negotiator, citing self incrimination risk. Lemon served in the legislature as a Republican and faced ongoing health issues during the Grand National investigation. He is survived by his widow and a two year old son.
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Howard”Sidener
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Jefferson City
Man Found Drowned After Waist-High Wade in River
Springfield Missouri July 2 AP William McFarland 69 a retired farmer who had been missing three days from his home here was found drowned in a river near here today. He had tied a rose around his waist and waded to his death.
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