Allied group adopts Dawes plan on debt compromise
London Aug 2 allied conference approves a Dawes plan for reparations. Premier MacDonald and His government accept the compromise after a long session with American experts Logan Young Fraser. Delegates prepare invitations for a London delegation while jurists draft reports for submission to Germany.
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Allied Group
DAWES
London
A. J
Foreign Office
MacDonald
James A. Logan
Owen Young
Mr. Fraser
Jurists’ Committee
Germaine Reinhard To Testify For Defense In Slayers Hearing
Miss Germaine K. Reinhard known as Patches and described as the sweetheart of Dickie Loeb will testify for the defense in Loeb and Leopold’s slayers hearing. The report notes she will describe him as the same lovable person he always was regarding the Bobby Franks case in Chicago.
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Germaine K
Patches
Reinhard
Dickie” Loeb
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Loeb
Hardtner Seen As Possible Louisiana Conservation Head
Alexandria Louisiana August 2 a campaign will push Governor Fuqua to appoint Senator Henry E Hardtner of Urania and Alexandria as conservation commissioner. Hardtner long a Louisiana conservationist has spent years studying the subject and conducting experiments, supporters say.
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Alexandria
Henry L. Fuqua
Henry E. Hardtner
Urania
Carbon black uses manifold visitors to field
A News-Star report highlights carbon black's vital role in Monroe gas field work and local industry. Officials describe carbon black from natural gas as essential for ink, electricity, records, and phonographs, noting about seventy factories and Louisiana leading production. Community prospects and landowners discuss future profits and investment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gravel
Monroe
Payne
Department of Conservation
News-Star
Easrtop
Hades
Barney Oakland
Bastrop
Oakland
Colonel Holmes
News- Star
Electro
Perlor
Ji Room
Elman
Carbon 4
Louisiana
West Virginia
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Texas
Montana
Colorado
Kentucky
California
Pelican
CIVIC
Alexandria
Legos
Vidrine's 60-day reprieve sought in murder case
Attorneys for Euzebe Vidrine petition Governor Fuqua after an alienist claimed Vidrine is insane. The case, set for Villa Platte, involves Vidrine's murder conviction and a hanging date, with lawyers seeking time to study his mental condition before a possible reprieve.
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Baton Rouge
Euzebe Vidrine
Villa Platte
Robert Leo Wiggins
Fuqu
Holbrook
New Orleans
George Gulotta
Rousseau Voorhies
Conrad Meyer, Jr
Vidrine
Fuqua
Ie Parish
Ville Platte
Helbrook
Eprieve Vidrine
Percy Saint
Saint
Prominent JuristGeorge Shiras Jr Dies at 92 in Hattiesburg
Pittsburg Aug 2 George Shiras Jr justice of the Supreme Court from 1892 to 1903 died in a Hattiesburg hospital from pneumonia after a leg fracture at his home five weeks earlier He was 92 and had long been a leading figure in the Pennsylvania bar His lone public office was as associate justice and he once declined a U S Senate appointment before retiring in 1903 He spent winters at Ormond Beach Florida after leaving the bench.
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Pittsburg
George Shiras, Jr
United States Supreme Court
Ssiras
Supreme Court
Benjamin Harrison
Pennsylvania
United States
Shiras
Ormond Beach
Fla
Southern Rice Milling Company Takes Over New Orleans Plant
J A Foster and J A Malloy acquire the Southern Rice Milling Company plant at Lafayette Ave and North Peters St New Orleans for 225900. The Lake Charles Rice Milling Company, previously the largest in America, will be reorganized with former Lake Charles staff. The mill will operate continuously and several Lake Charles workers are joining the New Orleans site as plans for a rebuilt Lake Charles plant continue.
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New Orleans
J. A. Foster
J. A. Malloy
Southern Rice Milling Company
Lafayette Avenue
North Peters Street
Lake Charles
Foster
Led
Labor leaders to consider La Follette Wheeler push
Atlantic City Aug 2 organizational labor leaders gathered as the American Federation of Labor prepared to endorse the La Follette Wheeler presidential bid while preserving its non partisan stance. The executive council expected to receive the national campaign committee report and decide policy for 1924 without factional splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
la Follette
Wheeler
A. F. of L
Matthew Woll
Sam'l Gompers
Organized Labor
la Follette- Wheeler
Executive Council
New Orleanian Loses in Bout on Pacific Coast
Billy Harms of Oakland won a ten round decision over Frankie Murphy of New Orleans in Spokane Washington. Harms attacked Murphy and led for most rounds though Murphy showed moments of offense. The fighters weighed in at a light weight for the bout that drew local spectator interest.
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Pacific Coast
Spokane
Wash
Billy Harms
Oakland
Frankie Murphy
New Orleans
Harms
Murhy
American Airmen Separated in Fog During World Flight
Lieut Eric Nelson, son on the world flight, was reported lost in heavy fog off the Orkneys after departing Kirkwall for Teeland. Lieuts Smith and Wade searched the area 25 miles from Birsay then returned to Kirkwall as the Richmond cruiser prepared to assist.
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Ralleigh
Hoefnajord
Iceland
A. P
Lieut
Eric Nelson
Hoenmajord
Kirkwall
Orkneys
Teeland
Lowell H. Smith
Leigh Wade
Houton Bay
Nelson
Richmond
Smith
Wade
Birsay
West Orkneys
Two Negroes Lose Legs in Iron Mountain Accidents
Two men, Henry Brown 24 and Henry Wilson 26, both of the M P construction gang, lost their left legs in separate Iron Mountain incidents. Wilson slipped while trying to catch a freight from Bastrop and was brought to St Francis Hospital. Brown was run over while workers replaced rails and was taken to the local sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Henry Brown
Henry Wilson
Wilson
M. P
Bastrop
Brown
M P
Beig
Yonder's Mama Leads to Return of Wandering Boy
Patrolman J M Hammond's four year old son wandered off but was spotted by Captain J M McCabe and Sergeant W A Leonard near L B Faulk school. The boy identified a nearby woman as his mother and was reunited with Mrs Hammond after officers traced him from Second Street to Jackson and Apple streets.
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J. M. Hammond
W. A. Leonard
L. B. Faulk
Hammond
Jackson Street
Jackson and
Apple
Fire destroys Harrisonburg business district in Louisiana
Harrisburg wiped out by fire in Harrisonburg Catahoula parish with a loss placed at about 40000 dollars. The blaze gutted the business section yesterday sweeping through shops and stores in the town. Fire crews battled the flames but damage was extensive and investigation followed.
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Harrisburg
Alexandria
Harrisonburg
Catahoula Parish
Socialist Candidate Norman Thomas Named Governor Hope
The Rev. Norman Thomas, former assistant pastor at Brick Presbyterian Church in New York City, was nominated by the Socialist Party as a candidate for Governor of New York. He previously worked as a news boy in Marion Ohio and now aids immigrants while writing editorials for labor newspapers.
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Norman Thomas
Exclusive Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Socialist Party
New York
Harding
Marion, O
Tiny 12YearOld Monroe Mother Gives Birth at Sanitarium
In St Francis sanitarium near Monroe a 12 year old girl Minnie Lee Smith from Wham Louisiana gave birth to a baby girl named Sadie Margaret. Her mother sits beside her as the newborn rests in a crib. the case draws visitors and astonishment for its rarity in medical annals of North Louisiana.
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India
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
Minnie Lee Smith
Wham, la
Sadie Margaret
Sadie
Louisiana
Andirsch Mill Fire Wrecks Lumber and Mill at Hog Spur
Fire at the E. J. Audirsch planing mill two miles west of Calhoun destroyed 125000 feet of lumber and caused an estimated $8000 loss to the mill. The blaze began in the kilns between the mill and sawmill and burned about two hours before being controlled. The adjacent sawmill store valuable goods and nearby dwellings were saved.
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E. J. Audirsch
Hog Spur
Calhoun
Monroe
8. C. Audirsch
Audirsch
Harding Remembered in Marion on First Anniversary
Marion Ohio marks the first anniversary of Warren G Harding’s death with simple tributes. A wreath from President Coolidge will be placed on his tomb and at 7 p m the old fire station bell will toll for five minutes. Dr G T Harding, the former president's father, remains in frail health and will not join public observances.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G.harding
Coolidge
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Little Rock Completes Clean Sweep Over Birmingham Series
Atlanta beat Chattanooga 9 to 2 as eight runs came in the second inning. The Lookouts completed an unfinished game. Little Rock swept Birmingham by winning 6 to 3 and an unfinished 5 to 2. Michaels homered in the first game. Rain postponed Memphis Mobile and New Orleans Nashville games.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Little Rock
Birmingham
Michaels
New Orleans
Cleveland battler handed beating by N C middle weight
New Orleans born Young Marullo defeated Cleveland middleweight Bryan Downey by technical knockout in the ninth round of a scheduled 15 round bout. Downey’s corner stopped the fight with a towel as Marullo landed hard body blows and rights in a bout noted as Downey’s first KO loss.
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New Orleans
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Young Marullo
Marullo
Downey
Baseball Today Boston Chicago Rivalry Noted
Reading shows line fragments mentioning Murray O Ne Crouse and Holloway Woodall with teams Boston Chicago Washington Detroit. Likely a recap or box score snippet listing players and matchups.
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Boston
Chicago
Murray and
O'Ne ‘ Crouse
Washington
Detroit
Mogridge
Ruel
Holloway
Woodall
National League Scores and Baseball Lineups
National League results show St Louis and Cincinnati games with varied innings and pitchers. Key players Lotharon Sherdel Gonzales Glazner Henline Bush Hartnett Reuther Decatur Taylor Donahue Hargrave Cooney O'Neil McQuillen Ryan Snyder Mays Gibson Dyer Niebergall Carlson Wilson and others.
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ST. Louis
Lotharon
Sherdel
Gonzales
Glazner
Henline
Cincinnati
Boston
Mays
Hargrave
McNaMara
Gibson
Emotional Age of Loeb Set at Five or Six by Dr White
Chicago August 2. Defense alienist Dr William Allison White testifies in the Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb case as the hearing continues on punishment for the kidnapping and slaying of Robert Franks. The emotional age of Loeb is placed at four or five by the expert who notes Loeb swayed between right and wrong while Leopold appears steadier.
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Loek
Dr. White
Chicago
A. P
William Allison White
John R. Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Lee
Robert Franks
Robert E. Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Crowe
Smith to Manage Senatorial Campaign for L. E. Thomas
James M. Smith of Shreveport former state treasurer and land office registrar will manage the senatorial campaign of L. E. Thomas mayor of Shreveport. He will arrive in New Orleans to take charge of the headquarters opened yesterday in the Roosevelt hotel. Smith is Thomas's brother-in-law with a long state political record including two different state offices.
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New Orleans
James M. Smith
Shreveport
State Land Office
L. E. Thomas
Roosevelt
Smith
Thomas
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Baseball Today
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Pittsburgh
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McQuillen
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Leopold
Sears, Roebuck and Company
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Sears Roebuck and Company
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