May Form ACW Government Willing 10 Enter Negotiations
Associated Press reports Paris August 11 that Berlin signals the fall of the Cuno cabinet and a possible new government open to direct negotiations with France France is willing to talk but cannot negotiate for Germany alone. Chancellor Cuno resigns as President Ebert may accept, with the united socialists withdrawing confidence. Berlin riots continue amid food shortages and wage disputes. The Reichsbank resumes presses and a six billion mark currency promise is made. In Aixta-Chapelle clashes eleven killed and many wounded as peasants form self-protection squads after farm raids. Four communists killed and 40 injured in Jatibor Upper Silesia during police demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Cuno
France
Germany
Sil Oon
Reichsbank
Aug. U
Aixta-Chapelle
Nearbiy
London
Jatibor
Upper Silesia
Tettler
Zinc Company Puts Men Back to Work Under Guard
The Ameri can Zinc Company resumes operations at Hillsboro plant with about 100 workers firing furnaces under military protection. Elite troops to arrive, three infantry detachments from nearby cities en route, as Sheriff Hill reports the situation beyond local control.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro
American Zinc Company
Albert Culberson
Springfield
Danville
Champaign
Decatur
Frank Taylor
Charles Hill
Coolidge Returns to Washington Begin Policy Work
President Calvin Coolidge arrives in Washington from Marion after attending the funeral of President Harding. He goes directly to the temporary office to begin formulating policies and plans to run the administration. Secretary to the President position to replace George Christian, who resigned. Cabinet members expected to remain for now.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Marion
Yarding
George Christian
No Immediate Release of Prisoners Announced
Associated Press reports from Dublin on August 11 that Kevin O Hignnes minister for home affairs said no immediate release of political prisoners will occur. A transport workers delegation urged freedom of speech and press ahead of the upcoming election.
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Dublin
Kevin O'Higgins
TRY ENGLISH CHANNEL RACE BEGINS FOR THREE MEN
Associated press reports an English Channel attempt at 12:36 PM with American Charles Toth and Sam Richards of Boston and Romeo MacNeil of Argentina entering the water to swim to the French shore in what locals describe as a race for dominance.
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Dover
Eng
Haaelish Channel
Charles Toth
Sam Richards
Toston
Romeo MacNiel
Argentina
Governor orders probe into Macon flogging incidents
Atlanta report says Governor Walker ordered a state investigation into four men flogged by a masked band in Macon on Thursday night. He also anticipated updates from Milledgeville where bands reportedly visited the Georgia Training School for Boys twice to whip two negro attendants.
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Atlanta
Macon
Walker
Milledgeville
Georgia Training School For
Millions Spent For Gum Globally
United States consumers spend over a million dollars weekly on chewing gum. The National City Bank tallies show gum consumption rising, with output doubling since 1914. Exports are sizable and expanding as gum reaches nearly every country worldwide.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
National City Bank
Returned Home After Funeral
Mrs. Harding arrives at the White House to pack personal effects and prepare for final departure from the capital after the burial train carrying her husband's body. President Coolidge meets her briefly before she rests and declines additional calls.
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Associated Press
Washington
San Francisco
Marion
Mrs. Coolidge
Gasoline War Spreads as 160000 Gallons Shipped to South Dakota
Marion Ohio reports 160000 gallons of gasoline purchased for immediate shipment to nine South Dakota cities for public sale amid a price war. Governor McMaster announces regional rally to curb high gasoline costs during the late president funeral events.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Chicago
South Dakota
Loca Gatlon
McMaster
Gasoline Price Cut Announced by Standard Oil Indiana
Chicago Aug. 11 A reduction in the price of gasoline in South Dakota to use a gallon was announced today by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana The action followed Governor McMaster of South Dakota ordering the state highway supply depot to sell gasoline at 16 cents a gallon The company said the cut reflects the depot price in compliance with the governor's order and will affect consumer supplies statewide
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Chicago
South Dakota
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
McMaster
Bergdoll kills man in apartment shooting
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, sought American draft evader, shot and killed one man and wounded another after being seized in his Baden Baden apartment during a kidnapping attempt. The attackers were identified as French nationals in U S service. Bergdoll broke free and fired.
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Associated Press
Eberbach
Baden
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Police Officer Dies of Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Dallas Texas August 11 1 Phil Lips a police officer died today from injuries after his motorcycle crashed into a pavement witnesses said he lost control of the machine last night at the hospital the incident occurred in Dallas Texas
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Phillips
Board backs school funding plan in Austin suit
The state board of education declared December contracts valid after appropriating 12 dollars per capita to public schools and setting aside 1.5 million dollars to honor the contract.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Education
Book fund allocation upheld by Texas board
State Superintendent Marrs says the board acted unanimously in apportioning $12 and setting aside the book fund, and that the fund cannot be used for other purposes even if contracts are void.
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Austin
Texas
Aug
Marrs
British reply delivered to Belgian ambassador in London
Brussels reports the British cabinet's rejoinder to Belgium in response to Germany's military preparations note has been delivered to the Helpline ambassador in London.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Jane
London
Governor Neff Heads to Chautauqua for Talk
Austin Texas August 11 Governor Neff departed for Chautauqua New York to speak at the annual program scheduled for August 14 Lieut Governor Davidson of Marshall will act in the governor seat during his absence
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Austin
Texas
Neff
Chautauuqua
New York
Davidson
Marshall
State Troops Likely Demobilized After Charleston Primary
Columbia S C Aug 11 State troops on duty in Charleston during the municipal primary and ballot counting will probably be demobilized today according to a statement from Governor McLeod's office.
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Columbia
S. C
Ulity
Charleston
McLeod
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