Borah Urges World Conference on Debts Revision
Senator Borah proposes an immediate world conference to revise or cancel war debts, linked to Lausanne reparations, with powers to address reparations, disarmament, gold standard, and silver stabilization. He argues debt relief must serve American interests and not hinge solely on reparations terms, calling Lausanne a potential peace harbinger.
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Borah
Khsho
Wilen
Fioruh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lausanne
U. S. Interene
United States
World Conference
Versailles
Lausana
Clausy
Washiington
Borab
Verestilus
Hoover Maps Prohi Tactics and Roosevelt Economics Advice
Washington and New York dispatches describe Herbert Hoover weighing various prohibition funding ideas while Franklin D. Roosevelt seeks economic guidance amid a looming presidential campaign. Hoover keeps his position private but weighs dry advocacy. Roosevelt garners support from key Democrats as Farley plans an aggressive nationwide bid, with appearances in Pennsylvania Ohio Vermont Michigan and New Hampshire.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Ernier
Hoover
Cayl
Pluttorn
James A. Farley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Vermont
Michigan
New Hampshire
Hoover Seeks Shorter Work Week Discussion
Washington July 28 President Hoover signaled openness to re survey the labor problem and discuss a five day or shorter work week with representatives from the New England joint conference on re employment. Havl erne Winant of New Hampshire had urged a meeting, and Hoover welcomed the opportunity. The joint conference in Boston had already vetted conclusions including a proposal for the president to discuss with the representatives.
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Mountain Caop
Virginia
Eng
Hav Lerney Winant
New Hampshire
Boston
Trey
Con
Roosevelt Talks With D D Young At Hyde Park Conference
Roosevelt met with Owen D Young, noted war debt expert and business leader, at his Hyde Park residence to review foreign and domestic economic conditions. The hour and a half discussion covered trends and needs, with Young providing no details beyond generalities.
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Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Hige
Young
Mr. Young
Roosevelt Country House
Hudson River
Love triangle linked to slaying of Chicago deputy
Chicago July 23 police probed murder of Jack A. Werner, ex convict and elevator operator at the Criminal Court building. He was shot last night on a south side street while driving with a cousin, Margarec Murrey, who fled the scene. Werner wore a badge from a prior period of authority. sheriff Meyer ing says he had no current authority. Investigators considered motives including love, rackets, or intra union strife as they reviewed the case. Werner had a parole history and appeared connected to the local elevator operators union.
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Chicago
Jack A. Werner
Werner
Criminal Court
William Meyering
Margarec Murrey
Onion
Pat Roche
Farors
Association of Commerce
Pontiac Reformatory
Ziegfeld Dies at Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood
Hollywood obituary recalls Florenz Ziegfeld's rise from the Follies creator in 1907 to a epochal force in American theater. He died suddenly after a nurse called a doctor as his wife Billie Burke faced the news, with many protégés named among those he helped rise in film and stage.
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Cal
Broadway
California
Florenz Ziegffeld
New York
Hved
Lebanon Hospital
Filma
Will Rogers
Eddie Cantor
Marilyn Miller
Marie Dressler
Marion Davis
Lilyan Tashman
Ina Claire
Mae Murray
Eten Aelovk
Maras Rabwin
Ziegfeld
Billie Burke
Tennessee Weather Summary Shows Light Changes and Fair Skies
Fair weather dominates Tennessee with generally fair conditions on Sunday and Monday and little temperature change. Data notes reference readings at 6:00 p.m. over the prior 24 hours by T. O. Harvis for U.S.W.O. including past rainfall and temperatures compared to one year ago.
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Tennessee
T. O. Harvis
U.S.W.O
Dry Law Assailed From Thrift Side in Washington
The Crusaders, anti prohibition group, charged in Washington that government departments beyond the army are trying to enforce national prohibition. They named nine Hoover cabinet members and about 125 agencies involved in the effort, listing duties across Justice, Treasury, Post Office, Commerce, Labor, Navy, Interior, Agriculture, and the State Department with various enforcement roles and allied agencies.
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Hoover
Drys
Army
Navy
Dievisions
Justice ‘Department — Prohibition Bureau
Treasury—Coast Guard
Customs
Bureau of Industrrial Lnteader
Post Office
Postal Inspection
Commerce — Aeronautics Inspection
Labor — Immigration and Border Patrol
Interior—National
Park -Rengers
Indian Office
Agigiculture
Food and Drug
Forest Service
State Department
Votes Banned for Herded Negroes in Tennessee Primary
In Nashville on July 23 the Democratic state primary board voted to nullify votes cast by African Americans who were guided to the polls for the gubernatorial primary on August 4. The decision targeted the Shelby County Crump faction, adopted by voice vote after a milder substitute was rejected 18 to 10, as tensions erupted with fighting in the aisles and several individuals named during testimony.
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Nashville
Tenn
Democratic
Shelby County
Memphis
Edward H. Crump
Will Gerber
Crump
Allen McNamara
Gerber
Louis Morris
W. Caswell Boyd
Tennessee National
Reynolds' widow reported missing in wake of death
Libby Holman Reynolds widow of Smith Reynolds, who died July 6 from a pistol wound, has been missing from her Cincinnati home since Tuesday. The former Broadway star left Winston-Salem July 12, a coroner's jury had ruled death a gunshot, and she soon went to her sister's home in Wyoming, a Cincinnati suburb, in seclusion.
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Winston Salem
Libby’ Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Cincinnati
Myron Kahn
Wyoming
Third Degree Murder Trial Set for 13 Nassau Police
New York July 23 Trial of 18 Nassau county police men indicted over the third degree torture death of Hyman Stark was set for August 15. The defendants, free on bail, face varied charges including manslaughter and assault. Stark’s exhumation aimed to clarify how the larynx was crushed.
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New York
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Mondaly
Stark
Otto H. Schultze
Martin W. Littleton
Frank
Tappen
Valerie Hizenjski
Joseph Hizenski
Tuppen
Jesse Mayforth
Sergt Charles Wessex
Leslie Pearsall
Harry @ander
Nationwide business shifts spark factory resumption and hires
Reports from Muscatine Iowa to Middletown Connecticut note resumed operations at the Towa Pearl Button Company four plants with capacity upticks and a five day week plus wage boosts. J G Brill in Philadelphia books 40 street cars and buses for Indianapolis Railways. Monarch Mills in Union South Carolina to four day weeks after seven idle weeks. Rochester North Carolina expects 10 000 clothing jobs in two weeks as seasonal demand rises. Good year Rubber in Middletown opens August 1 with 159 to 200 workers.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Towa
Towa Pearl Button Company
Philadelphia
J. G. Brill Company
Indianapolis Railways, Inc
Indianapolis
Palestine
Ohio
National
Springfield
Mass
Diamond Match Company
Union
S. C
Monarch Mills
South Carolina
Monarch
Ottaway and Lockhart
Rochester
N. C
Max Roltz
Cloritiers Exchange
Art
Washington
Middletown
Conn
Goodyear Rubber Company
Hail Damages Tobacco Crops Around Hartford
An electrical storm with hail near Hartford tonight damaged tobacco fields and truck gardens, owners estimating losses at 500000 dollars. The second fragment notes a note on ancient Greek clothing called shiten, a shirt worn next to the skin by men and women.
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Hartford
Conm
Prussia contests Von Papen action in supreme court
Berlin based report outlines Prussia challenging federal interference in its affairs before the Leipzig Supreme Court as Chancellor Von Papen seeks to reassure southern states at Stuttgart that the Reich government will not disrupt July Reichstag elections. The move, tied to Prussia’s governance dispute, raises questions about the election’s political footing and party dynamics.
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Prussia
Brandenburg
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Germany
Kurt von Schleicher
von Papen
Supreme
P9r
Supreme Court of
Sheni
Stuttgart
Reich
Bruening
Reichstag
von Hindenbarg
Dr. Bruening
Herr Hitler
Hugenberg
Social Democratic
Congressman Tucker Dies in Lexington Virginia at 79
Representative Henry St. George Tucker, a Democrat from Virginia's tenth district, died at his Lexington home at age 79 after a long illness. His recent condition worsened and family members were summoned to his bedside.
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Lexington
Henry St. George Tucker
Dem
Virginia
Tucker
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