Will Not Wait Ratification Resume Relations At Once
American and German business firms will resume peace time relations immediately without waiting for ratification of the treaty. Credit loans and preparations to ship Germany surplus products like newsprint to the U S will occupy industrial leaders. A commercial leader cited inviolability of private property under the 1828 treaty and urged release of property held in the United States. The Nationalist press greeted peace but gave the treaty a lukewarm, wait and see reception.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Eladers
United States
America
Boared Train and Home From Marmet March
Madison West Virginia August 27 A six coach train brought back to Charleston the advance Marmet marchers who abandoned the journey yesterday. The men boarded quickly and spent the night in the village without disorder. They lingered in small groups along Indian and Lens creeks and began drifting home as Keeney requested, spirits intact.
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Associated Press
Madison
W. Va
Charleston
Mingo
Keeney
Explosion Fatal for One at United Railway Signal Plant
An explosion at the United Railway Signal Company plant in Providence killed one man, severely injured another, and left scores of others with minor injuries. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as the blast caused extensive damage to the facility and surrounding area.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. L
United Railway Signal Company
Greeks and Turks Meet in Asia Minor Clash
Athens reports Greek forces have made contact with the main Turkish troops east of the Sakaria river in Asia Minor, in the official statement issued today.
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Athens
Sakaria River
Asia Minor
Hull Protests to U S Over ZR-2 Disaster Losses
Hull’s lord mayor T B Atkinson sends a sympathy message to Ambassador Harvey on behalf of the city and its people. The note honors American victims and recalls ties built with airmen in Howden as formal inquiry into the ZR-2 disaster opens in Howden with Sir Montague Trenchard leading testimony and hull wreck lifting ongoing.
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Hull
Associated Press
United States
Harvey
T. B. Atkinson
Howden
Eng
Montague Trenchard
Mexican cen tennial waives passports for U.S. visitors
The Mexican consul in Eagle Pass announces passport requirements will be waived for Americans visiting Mexico City for the centennial celebration on September 16. A 20 percent reduction in railroad fare is also announced.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Texas
Mexico City
Swindle Ring Figures Grow With New Seizure Total
Chicago reports another ten million dollars added to the notes seized in the federal probe of the Charles W. French and John Worthington operation. Charles French and eight others named in the fifty million dollar swindle ring were arraigned before U S Commissioner Glass charged with using the mails to defraud.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles W. French
John Worthington
Charles French
United States
Glass
Damaging Storm Hits Denton Area Camps, Justin Churches
A windstorm near Denton Texas yesterday injured two children when thrust from a wagon against barbed wire. Property damage totaled about 10000 dollars as the storm wrecked the Methodist church three houses and three barns in Nava community. Later winds and a near cloudburst toppled two churches at Justin. This was the state's only report of yesterday's widespread winds and rain.
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Associated Press
Denton
Texas
Nava
Justin
Labor Plans to Elect Friends by Labor Campaign Unit
Atlantic City Aug 27 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor plans a nation wide effort to elect labor friendly representatives. A permanent non partisan political campaign organization will operate in local state and national elections. The council also weighs a chain of daily newspapers and motion pictures.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
House of Representatives
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Communists Plan Campaign in New York City
New York communists announce their first political bid this fall with a municipal ticket named the Workers League of Greater New York. A convention of several hundred radicals last night selected candidates, including Benjamin Gitlow, recently convicted of criminal anarchy, nominated for mayor by his mother.
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New York
Communists of
Workers League of
Greater New York
Benjamin Gitlow
Marshal Foch to Visit United States for Legion Meet
Marshal Foch visited the American Embassy in Paris and asked to see Ambassador Herrick. He stated he would travel to the United States to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City, saying the Legion visit brought him closer to America than since the allied army's presence.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
Ambassador Herrick
Herrick
United States
American Legion
Kansas City
America
American Army
PRESS WOMEN MEET IN AUSTIN EXECUTIVE BOARD
Wharton Texas Aug 27 The fall meeting of the executive board of the Texas Woman's Press Association will be held in Austin probably in October. Mrs F M B Hughes president announced today.
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Wharton
Texas
Texas Woman’s Press Association
Austin
F. M. B. Hughes
Judge Landis backs half day Saturday for building trades
Chicago August 27 Judge Landis, arbiter in the building trades dispute, announced a preference for a half day Saturday off for both workers and employers. No final decision was reached.
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Chicago
Landis
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