Mellon Caillaux Confab on French Debt Reaches 4.2 Billion
In Washington secretary Mellon and France finance minister Caillaux met at the treasury to address a 4.2 billion debt. They expect a settlement after sessions this week with Coolidge hosting a dinner for the delegation tonight.
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Andrew J. Mellon
Treasury
United States
Joseph Caillaux
France
Treasury Department
Caillaux
New York
Mellon
Coolidge
Senator Borah
Italians Coming Too Attend Debt Settlement Voyage
Rome dispatch says the Italian debt delegation will sail on the Leviathan October 13 for America to finalize a funding settlement with the United States.
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United Press Dispatch
Rome
America
Refuses Retirement After Fifty Years Service
Kansas City on September 24. William H. Monahan 77 declines quitting work at Central Coal and Coke Company after fifty years of service. Offered a gold watch 500 and retirement on full pay, he answers I will take the watch and the money but refuse to quit working.
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Kansas City
William H. Monahan
Central Coal and Coke Company
Monahan
Charles Keith
Strike Call Sets West Virginia Miners On Edge
United Press dispatch from Wheeling West Virginia reports a strike call issued to non union miners in northern West Virginia effective Friday with a mass meeting of mine workers planned at Fairmount. Van Bittner, district union representative, leads the effort to call out workers under the non union plan.
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Royal welcome for aviators after Hawaii rescue
Commander John Rodgers and crew of the seaplane PN 91 return to San Francisco aboard the Idaho after a nine day tropical ordeal. Crowds greet the aviators with a Market Street parade and gold medals at city hall as officials and military representatives honor their bravery. A luncheon and banquet follow with plans to visit Oakland Berkeley and Alameda before heading to San Diego.
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Indiana high schools defend athletics amid medical investigation
A L Trester reports that physical education began in Indiana high schools to boost health. He and other officials oppose a medical association resolution calling for a state wide study on athletics impact. The measure cites four thousand Indiana high school boys in sports yearly under potentially harmful conditions.
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Indiana Medical’ Association
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Medical Association
Ada Lewis Stage Star Dies After Illness
Alan Lewis a longtime stage star died in New York this morning after weeks of illness. Born in San Francisco in 1885 she began on stage as a child and had a continuous career since then. She had been in a coma for the last three days.
French Soldiers Endure Siege in Syria Relief Arrival
French troops lift a prolonged siege in Souied fort after 6,000 reinforcements arrive. Earlier, defenders ate horses and mules to endure scarce water while resisting Druse tribesmen amid tensions in the Syrian mandate.
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United Press
Paris
Druse
Syrian Mandate
Miner Takes Own Life in Clinton Home
Clinton Indiana September 24 San Murcheic 86 years old shot and killed himself yesterday at his Briay hill home west of Clinton A .88 revolver lay nearby Two men walking near the house heard the shot and found the body He was a miner at the Submarine mine near here Two brothers in Detroit survive
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Briay Hill
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Detroit
Hoosier Prohi Agents May Walk the Plank
Indiana prohibition enforcement undergoes a shake up as Ansel R. Harris announces that agents must prove productivity to stay. By October 1 personnel changes start and by October 15 nonperformers will be discharged. E C Yellowley to visit Indianapolis to review records and weed out ineffective staff.
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Prohibition
Indiana
Ansel R. Harris
Prohibition Enforcement
Harris
E. C. Yellowley
Chicago
Yellowley
Pittsburgh Hopes 10 Annex Pennant As Day Draws Near
After 16 years of waiting Pittsburgh nears another National League pennant while Washington eyes the American League title. Pirates clinched NL flag. Senators need three more wins in eleven to secure their spot. Fred Clarke and Babe Adams remain from early era as club faced near misses since 1909.
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St. Louis Browns
Red Clark
Fred Clarke
Babe Adams
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Pirates Take Early Lead in National League Title Race
The Pirates moved into first place on June 10 after a steady advance, battling the Giants with several lead changes before August 2 when they again seized the top spot. The Pirates, a popular young team, are praised as fine sportsmen and expected to be color bearers for the National League in the World Series.
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Giants
G O P Leaders in Sixth District Rally to Unite for November Tickets
Republican leaders and workers in Indiana held a rally in Richmond to patch up factions in the Sixth District. Gov. Jackson Senator James K. Watson and State Chairman Clyde A. Walb traveled from Indianapolis to address the gathering aimed at delivering solid G O P municipal tickets in the November elections.
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Richmond
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Indiana
Jackson
James Ki. Watson
Clyde A. Walb
Indianapolis
Indiana Governor Aims Recognition of Russia
James Putnam Goodrich, former governor of Indiana, is reported in Kharkov advices to tell Ukraine’s President Petrovsky of plans to urge U S recognition of Russia. He expresses surprise at Russia's progress since 1801 and may visit to brief Secretary Hoover on Russian affairs.
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James Putnan Goodrich
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Petrovsky
Ukraine
Russia
United States
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Hoover
Mine remains idle as Submarine mine floods in Vigo County
Brazil Ind Sept 24 Submarine mine in northern Vigo county flooded after entry drivers opened an old working filled with water. Miners idle for two weeks due to strike over increased miners' train fare.
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Vigo County
Mystery Shrouds Disappearance of This Indiana Boy
Byron Troyer, 15, of La Fontaine and Wabash area, is missing from his home near Wabash Indiana. A high school senior known for farm club prizes and poetry, he was last seen in overalls brown army shirt and gray cap. Searches in Wabash and Grant counties include river teams. he may have headed toward Indianapolis after attending the state fair recently.
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Linited Press Dispatch
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Byron Troyer
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Trover
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Acre
Child Dies Of Burns In Coal Oil Stove Accident
Elizabeth Schertzinger, age two, died in Rockport Indiana after pulling a coffee pot from a coal oil stove Thursday night and suffering burns to the face chest arms and back. The child was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mollie Schertzinger and died yesterday afternoon.
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High Navy Officials May Face Inquiry Over Shenandoah Fate
Washington airship Shenandoah disaster prompts call for explanation from top Navy leaders. Commander Lansdowne warned against mission. his death accompanies the ship breaking apart over Caldwell Ohio. The court adjourned with orders to summon Washington officials for questioning.
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United Press Dispatch
Lakehurst
N. J
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Lansdowne
Caldwell, O
Aviation Board Debates Unified Air Service Plan
In the seclusion of their offices members of President Coolidge's special aircraft board continued studying aviation for national defense. They adjourned to review testimony from war, navy, post office, and commerce departments and to consider statements from army and navy officials on Colonel William Mitchell's unified air service proposal.
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Morrow
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New Yet Vague Evidence Emerges in Owa Case
Vinton Iowa September 24 The case surrounding the murder of Myrtle A. Cook temperance leader remains unsettled as new but vague testimony surfaces. Mrs Hester Sieling 36 living with C B Cook a month ago in Sioux City linked to the investigation and Mrs Cook herself was reinterviewed. Authorities downplay a confessional note claimed by Mrs S Kleckner wife of a minister involved with the K K Ky.
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