French debt talks stall as Mellon reports no proposal yet
Washington October 1 The French plan for settling wartime debt to the United States proved unacceptable to Secretary Mellon who said no proposal had been submitted to President Coolidge The American commission held an executive session to review details and will likely decide the next move as it presses for a settlement with France through the Paris talks
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Washington
United States
Mellon
Coolidge
Cailiaux
Phon Americai Commission
Krench
Drought conditions improve in parts of Tennessee report says
Associated Press notes drouth eased in much of the state, though southeast Tennessee and parts near Chattanooga remain hard hit. Roscoe Nunn cites scattered showers in Middle Tennessee. July–August crop losses estimated around 60 million dollars with corn and cotton hit hard.
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Nashville Ton
Roscoe Nunn
United States
Hville
Southeast Tennessee
Atlanta
Tennnessee
West Tennessee
Nunn
Middle Tennessee
Nashville
Tohnsonville
Clarksville
Carthuzeani Celizis
Ashland City
Drouth
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Covington
Montgomery
Henry Firmnities
Booster meeting planned in Gate City tomorrow evening
W G Coutts of Big Stone Gap announced a city booster meeting to plan a large celebration for the completion of the North and South highway from Gate City to Lynch Kentucky and the opening of a new bridge. John Williams of Kroxville was invited but has not confirmed attendance.
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Appalachian
Gate City
W. G. Coutts
Big Stone Gap
Coutts
Lynch
John 2. Willams
Kroxville
Funeral Services for Mrs G Wolfe Near Mace Springs Va
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Mae Wolfe died at her home near Mace Springs Virginia were held Sunday afternoon from her late residence by Rev Sam P Mar Lay. Interment followed in a nearby cemetery. She died after a brief illness Friday evening and was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Neal of Mace Springs. She married G Wolfe in 1921 and is survived by her husband, her father and mother, eight sisters and three brothers.
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Bessie Mae Wolfe
Mace Springs
Sam P. Mar Lay
G. ©. Wolfe
Escape of Bus Davis Shocks Tennessee Court
Sheriff Nevis disclaims knowledge of Davis as he fled the Jonasboro court with officers and spectators unaware. Deputies Potter and Parker say they did not recognize Davis, who was in jail before the courtroom escape. Davis remains at large as investigators pursue leads across Johnson City and surrounding towns.
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Nevis
Bus Davis
Jonasboro
Potter
Parker
Davis
Dewey Bacon
Bacon
Clinchfield
Body of Many Found on Clinchfield Tracks Near Borden Mills
The newspaper reports multiple bodies found on Clinchfield Railway tracks near Borden Mills. A man identified as John Owens, 35, is listed among the deceased. Separate notes mention political actions by a Pleel Corporation and references to President Coolidge era governance.
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Clinchfield Railway
Borden Mills
Thesseciate Washington
Pleel
Coolidge
John Owens
John
Owens
Clinch
Market Report Signals Steady Livestock Prices
The report shows cattle at five hundred steady unchanged hogs at six hundred steady unchanged and sheep around two hundred steady unchanged reflecting stable commodity values in today’s market.
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Louisville
Blame for Shenandoah Wreck Aimed at Landsdowne
Captain Anton Heinen testified at the naval court that the Shenandoah disaster was caused by officers failing to heed danger signals. He placed sole blame on Commander Landsdowne who perished with the airship, and argued he could have steered the vessel to safety if in charge. Heinen said the first danger signals appeared before Landsdowne took control and noted a similar incident with Shenandoah last January. He spoke for three hours, with testimony continuing tomorrow.
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Lakehurst
Shenandour
Naval Court of
Yehary Landsdowne
Shenandoah
Admiral Jones
Betwen
Heinen
C. L. Rosendahl
Hancock
Car
Arauses
Memorial Campaign Aims Five Million For Bible Interpretation
Malcolm Lockhart of Atlanta to direct funds for a five million dollar drive to support a Dayton Memorial University project aligning science courses with Biblical interpretation. The effort targets donors who reject evolution, with a Bryan Memorial linked campaign in Washington and a Rhea County quota of 100000. The campaign will expand from county to state then national levels.
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Memorial University
Campaign Now
Annou ‘der Way
Malcolm Lockhart
Atlanta
Campaign For Funds
WY E. Robinson
Mirtigam
Georgia Tech
Lockhart
William Jennings ‘Bryan
Dayton Association
Bryan’ S Memorial Association
Washington
Tye Washington Association
William Tennings
Bryan Theynan
O¢hart
Brayn
Rhea County
Poles Train Police in Foreign Languages for Better Service
In Warsaw Polish police are being taught foreign languages to aid communication. Officers must display the initial letter of the language they speak on their uniforms to indicate proficiency.
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Warsaw
Times Accident Insurance Offer At 75 Cents
Hundreds take advantage of The Times announcement offering accidental insurance for 75 cents. Both men and women eligible, policy details emphasized in the notice.
Reluctant Note on S-31 5 Saud Surface Details
A fragment mentions S-31 5 Saud and a reluctant stance. It references glive or live conditions and hints at probabilistic assessment without clear conclusions. Further context is unavailable in readable text.
Crowds Gathered at City Grounds for Historic Pageant
Large crowds filled the grounds for a historic event as officials announced changes to the grounds and plans for celebrations. Spectators arrived early and the crowd size drew attention from local businesses and media.
Wr. Gilmer Charge in Ladawaska Paper
Wr Gilmer charged in Ladawaska case involving an agent of Pibre company Swilllear and related documents. Details remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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WR. Gilmer
Inladawaska
Pibre
Swilllear
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