Coolidge Sees Belgian Debt Agreement Near
President Coolidge signals progress in resolving the Belgian debt refunding dispute. Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot confer as Coolidge expects to decide on acceptance of terms after reviewing reports from the Belgian commission.
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Coolidge
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United States
Germany
Belgium
Little Kingdom
Two Weeks Left Before Day Set for Miners Strike
The Associated Press reports two weeks remain before a possible miners strike that could interrupt hard coal supplies for winter. In northeastern Pennsylvania 118 000 mine workers and operators clash over a wage deal expiring August 21. Neither side shows signs of early reconciliation as talks stall in Atlantic City. The United Mine Workers refuse to work without a contract and both sides warn of boycotts and higher production costs amid disputes over wage increases and the check off.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
United Mine Workers
Cracksmnen Loot Seven Safes During Weekend
Louisville detectives report seven safes looted downtown over the weekend, yielding more than 4000 dollars. Burglars also robbed the home of J. E. Roth, taking 1300 dollars in jewelry and money. The crimes were discovered on Monday.
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Louisville
J. E. Roth
Invitations sent for Republican day picnic in Louisville
Forty thousand invitations were issued for a Saturday Republican day celebration in Louisville Kentucky described as a picnic with no speaking. The notices named no speakers and promoted a civic gathering.
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Louisville
Final Action On Tax Reduction Bill Due Before Christmas Recess
The House aims for final action on the tax reduction bill before the Christmas recess or soon after. Representative Connecticut, next Republican floor leader, promises action. Coolidge discussed the plan with Secretary Mellon Senator Smoot and Tilson. Smoot and Tilson see prospects for a heavy surtax reduction though some taxes may remain.
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Smoot
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Wrecked by blast Kentucky judge home backs blast
The big brick home of Judge Judea W. Flannery in Gat sonburg was partly wrecked by an explosion believed to be dynamite. Eight sleeping occupants were tossed but uninjured. The judge, his wife Mary Eliot Flannery, relatives, and a maid were unharmed in rear rooms. Police seek motive in enforcement of law.
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Judea W. Flannery
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Bryan Jr. Takes Up Father's Fight Over Evolution in Schools
William Jennings Bryan Jr. says he will continue his father's battle to remove evolution from schools in an interview with the Miami Daily News. He is also settling his father's estate and will travel to Los Angeles next week for legal matters.
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Fie
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Miami Daily News
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Los Angeles
Prominent Lexington Merchant Dies on B&O Train
Cincinnati August 17 news reports prominent Lexington merchant C. B. Ross died on an early Baltimore and Ohio train traveling from Chicago to Cincinnati. The porter found his body. Ross had recently been in a hospital in Rochester Minnesota.
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Lexington
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Rochester
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Howard Long May Leave Hospital This Week
Howard Long editor of The Kingaport Times was operated on for appendicitis at Riverview Hospital after a Wednesday night attack. He is somewhat improved and expected to be removed to his home in Blourville this week if his condition holds, with visitors forbidden to reduce nervousness that could hinder recovery.
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Kingaport Times
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Blour*ville
Long
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Charges Brought Against Adjutant General Carter
James Kehoe of Maysville, adjutant general of Kentucky, faces formal misconduct charges from Brigadier General Carter of the Kentucky National Guard. Governor Fields will receive any reply. Allegations include intoxication, disorder, insulting an Indiana artillery chaplain, and lack of qualifications for service.
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James Kehoe
Maysville
Kentucky
Carter
Kentucky National Guard
Fields
Indiana
One Arm Wolfe Still Claims Perfect Alibi
Detectives in Muncie search for George Datch Anderson linked to Ben Hance murder and Gerald Chapman gang crimes. Witnesses place Wolfe near Yorktown minutes before the Hartford City crime scene. defense cites a strong alibi backed by a Muncie lawyer.
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Muncie
Ind
Jata
George’ *Datch
Anderson
Ben Haneé
Hartford City
Charles
Arm
Wolfe
Hance
Gerald Chapman
Department of Justice
Atlante
Chapman
Connecticut
T. O. O'Neill
Yorktown
Shenandoah Will Pass State Fairs on Western Flight
The navy dirgible Shenandoah will pass over state fairs in Columbus Des Moines Minneapolis Milwaukee and Detroit during its middle western flight next month leaving Lakehurst on September first or second.
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Columbus
Des Moines
Minteapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Lake Hurst
Sharks May Prevent Ederle Channel Swim
In Cape Grignege on Aug 1 sharks appear in the English Channel as Gertrude Ederle, the American swimmer, plans to attempt the swim tomorrow. Officials report increasing shark presence and caution.
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Ederle Channel
Cape ‘Grignege
English Channel
Gertrude Elderle
Ederle
Auto Injuries Fatal to Moore in Tennessee Crash
The Associated Press reports Moore age unknown died today near Millington Tennessee after a car struck by another while repairing a tire. Donald Clement, 24, was severely injured in the same accident.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Moore
Covington
Donald Clement
Millington
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