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Berlin and Washington report a policy shift toward early withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine after the Berlin treaty. U S officials state troop levels can be reduced when feasible after ratification or maintained pending treaty obligations. Berlin and U S business circles anticipate resumed peace time relations and renewed trade without waiting for ratification.
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Washington, D. C
Rhine
Germany
White House
Marding
Wis
Berlin
United States
U.S
Garang Vis
Rioting District in India Placed Under War Law
British India authorities place the Malabar region under military measures as rioting and looting spread from Tirur to Calicut and beyond. Reports describe a 2000-strong Hindu attack on police at Tirur, gun dispersals, and a severing of quiet in Calicut. Moplah rioters allegedly killed an estate inspector, with a European resident also slain.
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India
Londy Yy
Cerningens
Dis
Jfuenedt
Calicut
British India
India Office
Madras
Canopus
Calient
Bombay
Associated Press
Ann Estate
Pullengade
Baton
Eaton
Special Reserve Police
Arrest Oghio Man for Fraudulent Use of the Mail
Canton Ohio reports W Davis aged 75 was arrested on Saturday on charges of mailing fraud and defrauding. He was released on a 25000 bond awaiting federal court appearance in Chicago. Davis claims vindication and discusses notes valued at about 36500 with disputed signatures and forged instruments found by federal authorities in Milwaukee.
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Oghio Man
U. S
Canton
Hig
Davis Pelieves
Milwaukee
Tavis
C. W. Freveh
Canton Vor
Youngstown
Siwash Team Plans Two Games With Wisconsin
Galesburg, Ill. announces Knox College basketball will play two games with the University of Wisconsin this season. The regular game and a practice match are set for December 20 and 21 in Madison as the Siwash team travels to Wisconsin on their return from a ten day itinerary.
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Galesburg
Gonth Sam Barry
Knox College
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Siwash
Galesborg
Mrs Jones Wins Western Golf Championship in Chicago
Mrs Aselvin Jones of Chicago defeats Mrs J W Douigas of Chicago to win the Women s Western Golf Association championship held in Chicago. Jones captures the title after a lengthy match and secures top honors in the regional event.
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Chicago
Aselvin Jones
J. W. Douigas
Marshal Foch Confirms Planned US Visit to Ambassador
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch met with Ambassador Herrick in the embassy office. He declared, in person, his intention to visit the United States, expressing deep appreciation for American interest and neighborly support during wartime.
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Marshal Foch
U. 5
America
Paris
Ambassador Herrick
Hin
Errick
United States
Aries
Lam
Bavarians Protest Reactionary Rule Of The Authorities
Demonstrations in Munich against alleged repressive methods by Pacarlanade authorities drew about 40 000 participants on Friday night. One man was killed and another wounded as police and soldiers dispersed the crowds. The protest targeted Premier s kale and Chief of Jotie Poebner amid fears of rising radical activity. In Berlin 7 000 workers marched to Prandenburg where former War Minister von Stein was to speak but was forced to cancel.
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Associated Press
Pacarlanadethorities
Munich
See
Kale
Jotie Poebner
Berlin
Pth
Prandenburg
von Stein
von ‘Stein
British boxer to face opponent in London match
In London on December 2 Georges Carpentier will be drawn against a yet unnamed opponent chosen by Major Wilson. The field includes Bob Martin, Moran, Bob McGormick, and Joe Beckett as potential challengers for the twenty round bout with four ounce gloves.
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ATS
Georges Carpenrey
Mberthall
London
Iftus
Auta
Major Wilson
Bob Martin
Namy Pion
A.B. FP
Frente Moran
Bob McGormick
Joe Beckett
Fy Carpentier
First Heats Run in World's Title Races at Detroit
Ostrom notes the opening Saturday of a ten day speed boat regatta in the Detroit river to determine championships in two powerboat classics and eleven other events. The feature was the first 30 mile heat of the gold cup race with the British Harmsworth Trophy to be contested on September 3.
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Ostrom
Midh
Detroit River
Tax Bill Seizes Priority Over Tariff in Senate
Washington Senate finance committee moved to place the tax measure ahead of the tariff with hearings set to begin next Thursday after tariff hearings conclude. Prisoner killed escaping Minneapolis jail via improvised rope when attempting to flee a theft charge.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Minneapolis
Mina
Reymond Douglas
Markos Store Robbed Of 40 Dollars Scouts Held
Two Ling Scouts from a camp party near the river are detained at Central Station after Markos dry goods store at 211 Pearl Street reported $40 missing from the cash register Friday evening. The daughter left momentarily to greet a train and upon returning found the money gone. Police investigate link to the scouts and identify the parties involved.
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Ueter
Ling
Tewn
Central Stathes
Salem Markos
Pearl Street
Markos
Central Statin
Hichene J
Polici
British Officials Open Inquiry Into Wreck of ZR-2
An official inquiry led by Sir Hugh M. Trenchard investigates the ZR-2 disaster that sank off the Humber river, claiming over forty sailors. Testimony from British and American officers is expected, with no public court sessions planned initially. Bodies recovered include AL Lafin, an American mechanic, and Flight Sergeant A P Martin, a British crew member.
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Howden
Hugh M. Trenchard
Marsh
Humber River
AL. Laf
Americas
A. P. Martin
Notes seized in probe of big swindle ring in Chicago
Federal agents added 10,000 notes to the total seized in the swindle investigation led by Charles W. Wrench and John W. Lawken. Earlier 19,050,000 notes were found in a Cleveland vault and 10,600,000 more were brought to Chicago. The notes are linked to the Ideal Tire and Rubber Company of Cleveland, now in receivership. Defendants Hawkins, Gerber, Strocel and others were arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Glass.
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Chicago
Charles W. Wrench
John W. Lawken
Cleveland
Ideal Tire & Sgubber Company
French
Charles W. Hawkins
Elmer M. Gerber
Charles K. Strocel
U. S
Glass
Army rifle camp at Perry to be biggest in years
This year's national rifle matches opened here Saturday under federal government auspices and will continue through September 22 promising the largest on record, Camp commander Lieut. Col. M. C. Majma said. More than 50 entries have been received for over 60 events. Silver and gold trophies of historic value and cash prizes will be awarded. Entries include 30 civilian teams and 83 state national guard teams.
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Perry
M. C. Ma
Debs Pardon Decision Held Till German Peace Treaty
Washington reports say President Harding will not act on Eugene V Debs pardon or broad wartime amnesty until the German peace treaty is ratified. Attorney General Daugherty has circulated major pardon recommendations to the president, but specifics remain undisclosed.
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K.d—Harding
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Hanting
Germany
White ‘House
Gener Daugherty
Deb
Oftlevith
Pershing and Haan Attend Red Arrow Veterans Reunion
Detroit hosts the 32nd Division gathering with Michigan and Wisconsin veterans leading attendance. Pershing and Haan greet attendees as Senator Lenroot represents Wisconsin and Lord Byng’s envoy joins the event. A divisional parade is planned Tuesday with 6000 plus veterans converging, while memorial services honor fallen comrades.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
Detroit
Mich
82Nd
Red Arrow
Michigan
Wiliam G. Fann
Javigmy
Milsrankgemi
Panims
Alaska
Brazil
Communists Enter Campaign for Gotham City Election
In New York the Workers League of Greer New York plans a fall municipal bid with petitions to place names on the ballot. Benjamin Gitlow, ex-assemblyman and recently convicted of criminal anarchy, is nominated for mayor by his mother amid a convention endorsed by speakers noting socialist influence. One woman is listed on the ticket as borough president candidate Mrs. Tose Pastor Stokes of Mankat.
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New York
Workers League of
Greer
Hosclitz
Socialist Party
Benjamin Gitlow
Major
Tose Pastor Stokes
Mankat
Sousa Denies Deafness Reports In Telegram
Philadelphia musician John Philip Sousa replies to Milwaukee friends denying claims of his hearing loss being severe. He says reports are exaggerated and jokes he can hear the faintest tinkle of a dinner bell, implying the noise is overstated.
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Philadelphia
John Phil
Sousa
Milwaukee
Mark Dwain
Chicago horse sets mile record at Dane County Fair
Sir Roach owned by I E Randall of Chicago established a new mile record for four year old harness horses at the Dane County fair in Madison Wisconsin on Wednesday. The horse finished the mile in 2 06 1 2 seconds in the first heat of the 2 17 pace exceeding the previous record of 2 07 1 1. Judges announced the record on Saturday.
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Chicago
Madison
Wis
Sir Roach
I. E. Randall
Dane County Fair
Militants halted as miners marching on Mingo turn back
Brigadier General Bandholtz reported the Marmet to Mingo march abandoned after addressing about 500 marchers in Charleston. He and Keeney urged the miners to return home as armed groups were halted at the Logan county line with no casualties reported.
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Racine
W. Va
H. HM. Bandholtz
Marmet
Mingo
War Department
Pandholtz
Charleston
Harleston
Charles
Keeney
United Mine Workers
Migo
Madson
Bandholtz
U.S. A
Madison
Bmarmet
Grandville
Veroil- Mob County
Starmer
Cheasapeake
Ohio
South Charleston
Q Obio
Lingis
Pittsburgh
Logan County
Morgan
Blair
Boone’ County
Murmer- Mingo
United Mine, Workers of America
Eastern Wisconsin Floods and Power Outages Hit Milwaukee
Heavy rainfall Friday paralyzed Milwaukee and eastern Wisconsin. Downtown flooding blocked transportation and knocked out electric power, with several plants idle for hours. Reports indicate widespread rain across the region as receivers for a shipping company were ordered to return ships seized by the Shipping Board.
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Miewaukee
Wis
Down Town
Wisconsin
United States Mail Steamehin Company
Shipping Board
British Premier Lloyd George Seeks Ireland Talks
Ireland cannot leave the empire and Lloyd George says he is glad to continue negotiations with De Valera while warning against prolonging talks. The note outlines proposed authority for Ireland within a united commonwealth and stresses government by consent as the basis for settlement, with a plea to avoid wrecking the truce.
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Ondon
Ireland
Dublin
Vic
Lloyd George
Air
Commonwealth of Free Nations
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