French Counsels Fail to Settle Dawes Plan Security Talks
Paris reports a cool reception to Herriot's update on the inter allied conference at London as it fails to reach a pact with British American bankers on Dawes plan loan security for Germany. American observer Logan's compromise aided talks but a French formula remains pending, delaying German representation and the invitation to Bertin.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
Lonndon
Germany
London
Dawes
Europe
Carrie Ills
Ucen
James A. Logan
Ement
Peinta
Andudheedt
Bertin
Hunt for stolen child continues in Cleveland
Dorothy Blanchard, a young girl missing since Saturday, remains unfound in Cleveland. Police say nurse Phoebe Wood faces a kidnapping charge and the search has spread to Detroit and Ann Arbor where Wood has relatives. Descriptive circulars are being prepared as a national search is deemed likely to recover the child for her mother.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Dorothy Blanchard
Phoebe Wood
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Shaver Says Klan Issue To-Be-Campaign Focus
At a New York press conference Democratic National Committee Chairman Shaver said the Ku Klux Klan would be an issue in the campaign. He noted the nominee would decide on any campaign stance and that John W. Davis would open eastern campaign headquarters later, with other offices planned in Chicago and various regions.
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New York
Dem
Shaygyinghsirman
Democratic National Committee
Mtn
John W. Davi
K Klux Klat
Shaver
Davia Wout
Eaglern
Chicago
Blarney Stone Reopens Attraction For Postwar Visitors
Scores of Americans visit the Blarney Stone as tourism revives after the great war with Ireland welcoming ships from America. Queenstown resumes its Gaelic name Coll while historical Blarney Castle incurs no damage in the struggle for independence.
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Larney
Leland
America
Queenstown
Coll
Barner Castle
Lodge reports show Senator Lodge improving after surgery
Boston July 29 Senator Kenry Crbet Lodge is said to be better after bladder surgery at Charlesgate hospital Attending physicians report a comfortable day with normal temperature and pulse A second operation to remove a thrilling obstruction is possible within two or three days Cambridge physicians also note his condition remains satisfactory
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Boston
Kenry Crbet Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
Paidi
Cambridge
Mass
Senator Lodge
Marauding Continues In West End Section
In West End, marauders press attacks with growing frequency and damage. Mrs James Berkley reports an attempted break in Friday night ending when the intruder fled after nearly detaching a screen from a window. Indications of a marauder surfaced last night with no entries. Residents live in fear of being next.
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West End
James Berkley
Bed bug gets scientific name Cimex lectularius
OWA CITY IOWA July 29 The bed bug known for long by many names now gains the formal label Cimex lectularius Dr C W Stiles assistant surgeon general US Public Health Service says the name will appear on science rosters He helped lead the naming ceremony as secretary of the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature
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Associated Press
Owa City
Iowa
C. W. Stiles
United States Public Health Service
University of Iowa
International Commission On Zoological Nomenclature
Stiles
Steel Corporation Cuts Office Wages In Nova Scotia
Sydney Nova Scotia July 20 The British Empire Steel corporation announced a general salary reduction of ten to twenty five percent affecting all office workers including the president The cut lasts for the duration of the present trade lull mood.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Nova Scotia
British Empire Steel Corporation Today
TEN SELECTS GOVERNOR IN FALL IN TENNESSEE PRIMARIES
Qualified voters in Tennessee will cast ballots August 7 in two state primaries a judicial election and local primaries. Governor Peay seeks renomination against Judge Neal in the Democratic ticket while Republicans nominate Thach Peck Taylor White Beasley. Senate race includes Shields seeking reelection with Buchman Tyson Lindsay also running. other candidates from both parties vie for Congress seats.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Supreme Court
W. L. Cook
Charlotte
A. W. Chambliss
Chattanooga
Court of Appeals
Arthur Reownover
Chester
St. A. Davis
Athens
Knoxville
University of Tennesseive
Joe Brosun
Chittaronga
State
Republican Committee
P. J. Thach
Framiston County
T. F. Peck
Monroe County
A. A. Taylor
Carter County
Waller White
Rhea County
Wheat Growers in Canada Plan Cooperative Merger
Associated Press reports Canadian wheat growers seek to unify Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta crop marketing under one cooperative pool. Aimed at coordinating sales for the bulk of the provinces’ wheat with hopes to join wholesale cooperative marketing next year. Officials note Canada’s long cooperative tradition has helped farmers obtain high prices with lower marketing costs.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mbarta
Canada
Evangelistic Tent Meetings Planned on Cumberland Avenue
A large tent was pitched yesterday on a vacant lot near the Singer building on Cumberland Avenue. Speculation centers on the purpose as seating for many appears ready. Parson Jackson of Barbourville is expected to conduct an interdenominational series of evangelistic meetings at the site.
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Cumberiazid Avenue
Parson Jackson
Barbourville
Market Report from Louisville Livestock Yard
Louisvill e livestock prices show hogs steady at 200 head and 1200 hogs steady with bids near fifty cents higher. Sheep entries at 1600 head unchanged while hog prices edge up and the market tone remains steady overall.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Tattle
Jersey bull gores man during grooming for county fair
Harrodsburg reports a Jersey bull being groomed for the county fair gored Stephen Sampson while he fastened the chain to lead the animal to water. The bull had gore earlier a week ago. The owner withdrew the animal from the air exhibit to have its horned. Sixteen stitches were required for the stomach wound.
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Gores
Associated Press
Harrodsburg
Goret
Stephen
Sampson
Alleged Shiner Released on Bond in Shooting Case
John Mullinax, brought in by Jim Norvell, posted a $1,000 bond before Magistrate Charles G. Smyth and waived preliminary examination. His trial for unlawful possession of an illicit still and wounding an officer is set for the November term. Officers sought Mullinax after a Shamrock road shooting last week that wounded Tom Cinnamon. Cinnamon was present when Mullinax and another man brought a still to the road. his confederate fled. Deputy’s bond expired but is renewed.
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John Mullinax
Jim Norvell
Charles G. Smyth
Mullinax
Shamrock
Tom Cinnamon
Mutlinax
Cinnamon
Park Committee Inspects Sites for Southern National Park
Secretary Work and Rep H W Tem ple lead a government panel touring Georgia, Tennessee, and portions of South Carolina to study feasibility of a southern national park. The group plans visits from Wight N.G. to Asheville and Cumberland Gap, with Knoxville and Knoxville area leaders coordinating interviews and travel. Local committees expect to meet in Knoxville and arrange subsequent trips to Pinnacle and nearby natural attractions.
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Knoxville
Asheville
Associated Press
Clayton
Georgia
Tennessee
Nowthaul
Caroline
Uber Work
H. W.temple
Pennsylvania
Cominand
Wight N.G
Dillach
Nani Reservation
Work
National Park Committee
Knoxvillians
Cumberland Gap
Elliott Deaths Leave Family Grieving Infant Dies in Meldrum
Elliott two week old daughter of Mrs Henry Elliott died at the home of her grandfather Water Bunch in Meldrum Sunday evening. Funeral services were held at Ferntale yesterday.
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Elliott
Haby
Henry Elliott
Water Bunch
Meldrum
Turial
Ferntale
LaFollette Seeks Explanation on Sugar Report Delay
Senator LaFollette today demanded explanation from the tariff commission accusing sugar interests of delaying the report on the cost of sugar production. He said he had reason to believe representatives of sugar interests were responsible for the holdup and pressed for clarity.
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Associated Press
Wasitington
Tariff Commission
Cest
LaFollette
Federal Land Bank Aids Farmers Across States
Assorted remarks from James K. Davis president of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville crediting loans for thousands of small farmers in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. He notes improved farm life via lowered production costs and better schools through rural consolidation while the bank’s loans at 4 percent interest and long amortization protect farmers from renewals and rising costs. The # of farmers aided and exact counts in each state were not provided.
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Louisvill Daly
Kent
Ohio
Indiana
Dal
Tennessee
Federal Land Bank of Louisvilles
James K. Davis
Davis
Federal Land Banks
Travis
Federal Band Bank of Louisville
Miana
Kentucky
Pertoral
Jawisy Ile
Hewest
Cvanelal
Inasnonh
Dayls
Aerial Mapping of Kentucky Under Way From London
An Army air force plane piloted by U S officers started aerial mapping of Kentucky from London in Laurel County to aid a National Guard event. A second plane stood by to transport the adjutant general to Western Kentucky if coal-field trouble threatened.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
United States Air Service
Kentucky
Kehoe
London
Laurel County
Pickwick Papers Edition Sells for $7000 at Auction
London July 2. The record price of seven thousand dollars was paid at an auction for the first issue of Dickens Pickwick Papers in its original numbers and wrappers from 1836 37. American collectors competed but a Londoner secured the copy. Another Englishman bought a 1751 first edition of Gray's Elegy for $7750, a six page copy deemed incomparable by the original collector.
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Associated Press
London
Pickwick
Pneumonia Victim Essie Day Dies at Low Ash Camp
Essie Day aged a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day died at her Low Ash Mining camp home at six Sunday evening from pneumonia and meningitis. Funeral services were held this morning at ten o'clock with interment at Arthur, Tennessee.
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Essie Day
Robert Day
Low Ash
Arthur, Tenn
Handkerchiefs and Silk Hose Used to Win Women Voters
A state political candidate facing women voters reportedly offered advances to gain goodwill. Free handkerchiefs and allegedly silk hose were distributed at polls in his district during his successful campaign, with hosiery added as costs rose. The tactic highlights evolving pre election tactics as women's enfranchisement grows.
State files suit to enjoin Burley Tobacco Growers Co op
Tennessee Attorney General Frank M Thompson files in Knox County Chancery Court to stop the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association from operating in the state. Chancellor Charles Hayes Brown issues a temporary injunction restraining its agents pending a hearing. The bill alleges the association is an unlawful trust restraining trade under the law. The group, centered in Lexington Kentucky, is described as a powerful interstate pool expanding into Tennessee to disrupt the tobacco market and Kentucky growers’ interests. The filing spans 44 typewritten pages.
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Knoxville
of Tennessee
Frank M. Thompson
Knox Chancery Court
Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association
Tennessee
Changellor
Charles Hayes Brown
Burley Tabacca Growers’ Association
The
Tobacco Pual
Kentucky
Lexington
Association of “Pool
Burney
D M Bingham Speaks at City Hall Campaign Event
D M Bingham of Pineville, candidate for the Republican nomination for congressman in the Eleventh District, spoke at the city hall at 1 30 this afternoon. The Melody Five band helped advertise the campaign on the streets today.
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D. OM. Bingham
Pineville
Melody Five Band
Mrs Fields Sister of Mrs Givens is Dead
Mrs Mary L Fields of Middlesboro died at her Pelauul Fa home last night. She was sister of Mrs SW Givens and had visited Middlesboro several times, with the last visit about four years ago. Givens plans to travel to Stanford and then Lexington for Mrs Fields funeral.
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Mary L. Fields
SW. Givens
Middlesboro
Pelauul
Sunta
Givens
Stanford
Lexington
Fields
Middleshare
Fresh prices lift corn and rye as hogs rise
Chicago reports July trading pushes corn and rye to high prices while hogs rise. wheat declines. The article discusses advertising language on “prime quality” and usage of superlatives in commerce.
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Sociated Press
Chiss
J Ig
Leopold Loeb Confessions Read In Court As Trial Tensions Rise
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb listened with little change of expression as the confessions to the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks were read in court. The reading progressed slowly amid subdued remarks from defense counsel Clarence S. Darrow about alienist testimony and the expected trial schedule.
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CAG
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Caverly
Clarence S. Dariow
Darrow
Crowe
Tys
Tie
Wife of Yeast King Divorced
Paris reports divorce granted to Laura Fleishmann wife of Julius Fleishmann former Cincinnati mayor on abandonment grounds. Decree terms not published but believed to include a settlement of 6,000,000 dollars to Birs. Fleishmann.
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Associated Press
Paris
Laura Fleishmann
Julius Fleishmann
Cincinnati
Amerting
Birs. Fleishmann
Carnegie Endowment Donation to Carnegie Institute
The Associated Press reports that the Carnegie Endowment in New York delivered an $8,000,000 addition to the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. The grant supports ongoing educational work managed by the Pittsburgh institution.
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Associated Pres
York
The
Corpoporation of
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
German Criticizes Opera Salaries Stir
A movement in Germany seeks to cap the salaries of opera stars and stage celebrities. Vigorous opposition has formed to the high fees demanded by artists before appearances, sparked by extravagant theatre costs and performer pay.
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Presa
Dresden
Germany
Stata’ Amt
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